San Francisco Earthquake Devastates City and Kills Many
A powerful earthquake struck San Francisco at 5 15 am causing widespread damage from Market to Mission. The Valencia hotel collapsed burying seventy five people. fires broke out with scarce water. the Associated Press and other offices were damaged. at least twenty one bodies were taken to the morgue and property losses reached forty million dollars.
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Fire devastates San Francisco amid martial law orders
In New York on April 18 at 11 p m reports say San Francisco faces 20000 homeless with more burned out. Fire losses are estimated at 100 million. Martial law restricts arrivals of passengers and soldiers are ordered to shoot looters. several have been shot. Death toll remains uncertain.
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