Earthquake Rattles 14 US States and Canada
A tremor epicenter across 14 states and three Canadian provinces caused little damage but sparked warnings of potential aftershocks. Reports describe shaken buildings in New York and Ottawa areas, with no major injuries, while public curiosity and scattered anecdotes followed through the night.
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Canada
New York
Iowa
Hallowe'en
Sky Scrapers
Harma
Ira Catherine A. ‘Cook
Hyister Na Basnek
Poe
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Awak Bny
Ettoset
Nerda
Yang
Dionne
Easton
N.Y
Surgeons Forecast Broad Future of Treatment Approaches
The report notes a forecast by a head of surgeons on the evolving field of medicine, focusing on a fully new approach to treating diseases characterized mainly by vasomotor spasm. It mentions Harvaud and the sympathetic system as part of the discussed therapies and hints at forthcoming page coverage.
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Francisco
Rik ‘ Uy
Ture
Coal Industry Is Alive, Says Government Witness
Washington reports government economist Frederick G Tryon testified in the Carter Coal suit that the United States will meet energy needs mainly with bituminous coal for years to come. He warned reserves could be exhausted in about 136 years and noted Steinmetz energy comparisons. The trial paused as finance rules on the 15 percent coal tax pressed on soft coal, with rebates available for code-compliant producers and details on deductions and state sales.
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Washington
Coal Conservation Acl Ees
Frederick G. Tryon
Bureau of Mines
District of Columbia
Tryott
James Walter Carter
Carter Coal Company
Charles Steinmetz
U. S
Sul
Bureau “of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Premier Wang Ching Wei Shot in Nanking Plot
In Nanking on November 1 Premier Wang Ching-Wei was critically wounded in an assassination attempt blamed on a Chinese Communist plot. Eleven suspects are held including a birri Communist, while the assassin Sun Ming-Haun is also gravely wounded. Official Chao Chi and another high official were injured as leaders prepared to discuss Japanese demands in north China.
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Nanking
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Wang
Ching-Wei
North
Sun Ming-Haun
Wanging-Wei
Central Hospital
Chao Chi
The
Jee
Yuan
WPA to Provide 3909 Kanawha Idle With Jobs
The Works Progress Administration receives 17,130,000 dollars for West Virginia to put 48,200 relief workers to work for eight months starting in November. Kanawha County is allocated 1,435,000 dollars to employ 4,553 people, with projects totaling about 100,000,000 proposed by state and local governments.
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West Virginia
Works Progress Administration
WPA
F. Witcher McCullough
Kanawha
Cath County
Traffic expert to aid Charl ton survey
Harald F Hammond, a New York traffic expert, will join Charl ton to assist the WPA municipal traffic survey now underway. The visit is offered at no cost beyond major expenses, with Col M S Alerich guaranteeing coverage. The nine month project, directed by John R Cork and G C Hazlewood, will employ about 30 sta tms and checkers. offices will be in city hall.
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Harald F. Hammond
New York
Charlton
Br Oaviasan
Amt
Ronneesteation Ldge
Safety Council
Col M. S. Alérich
Fras
Eammond
Association of Casualty Insurance Companies
Davidson
John R. Cork
G. C. Hazlewood
City Hall
U S Attacks Oil Ring as 14 Indicted for Frauds
Washington reports the government condemns a supposed oil royalty fraud ring. A grand jury returned 19 mail fraud counts against 14 defendants, detailing gross misrepresentation of oil lands in Texas and Oklahoma. The case ties operators in Washington to acts across multiple states.
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Washington
Distriet
Columbis
I Hee County
Tex
Pottawatomie County
Okla
The
Unwed Mother Supported By Science in Baby Dispute
In a St Louis habeas corpus hearing Anna Ware a housemaid claimed as mother of a baby verified by medical witnesses to share facial features and weight with the infant. Mrs Nellie Tipton Muench former society figure faced gun amid kidnapping associates as evidence linked to the case.
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ST. Louis
im—Science Today
Anna Ware
Nellie Tipton
Munch
Grimate
St | Louis
Atciety
Ken
Miss. Ware
Wilfred Jones
Muench
Paul J. Zenta
J. Wass. Ware
Lipt
Misa Ware
Ludwig
Moench
Isaac D. Kelldy
St. Louisan
Miss Ware
Wadi Senecelis
Washington and Lee Versus West Virginia 40th Anniversary Tilt
The Old and New Dominions clash at Laidley Field this afternoon at two o'clock in the fortieth meeting since 1898. More than 12 000 fans including Governor Kump attend as West Virginia fields a strong squad under Harry A Stensbury while Wash- Lee's Generals arrive today. West Virginia drills at Laidley and Richmond while Washington and Lee prepares in Charleston.
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Old _ sAnd
New Dominions
Laidley Field
Frank A. Knight
Gazette
Old
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Hi. G. Kump
Ey Moun Teurs
City An
Charleston
Wash- Lee
Virginia
Manital
Harry A. Stensbury
Apon
Morgantown
Laidiey
Trusty Tallman
Mason County
University
Frank An
Carl Rumsbaugh
Tex Wilson
W. and
Swan
Wilson Field
Richmond
Fair and Colder Today at Alumni Event
The article notes a forecast of fair and colder weather for today. It mentions guest lists for the West Virginia and Washington and Lee alumni event, including Governor’s box changes and invitations to notable figures, with references to past seasons and school ties dating back to 1920.
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West Virginia
Board of Trustees
West Virginia University
Four Sites Are Considered For New Greyhound Building
Four sites are under review for a modern Atlantic Greyhound bus terminal in Charleston. Plans outlined by Carl W. Stocks note the project awaiting site selection. Arthur M. Hill is named president of the construction company. A two year old boy, Wilford Lambert, was killed in a roadside accident near Snow Hill in Kanawha County as deaths from early year crashes rose to 29.
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Atlantic Greyhound Bus Company
Izo
Charleston
Carl W. Stocks
Bus Transport
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Arthur M. Hill
Wilford Lambert
Dickinson
Snow Hill
Kanawha
Lambert
Amoz
Pollution Control Benefits Listed
Tisdale outlined seven benefits to the state from stream pollution control at a meeting of water purification engineers. Officers elected include William Holy as chairman and J. K. Buchanan, J. B. Harrington, and J. R Todd in key roles. The group noted $2,014,000 in projects and emphasized public support growing for stream cleanup statewide.
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Tisdale
William Holy
Madison
J. K. Buchanan
Fairmont
J. B. Harrington
South Charleston
J. R Todd
Wheeling
Hetzer
Moundsville
Golden Underwood
Parkersburg
Tella
L. O'Neale
PWA
Endeed
Tragic Collision Kills Local Teen Lambert in Kanawha
296 Deadman of Dickinson and Cornelius Dorrick face manslaughter charges after a crash gravelly mangled the teen Lambert. Coroner Dr James B Roberts described the injuries as horrific as Lambert, a Cabin Creek graduate, died at the scene. Parents and two sisters survive.
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Deadman
Dickinson
C. L. Walker
R. C. Culp
Cornelius Dearnick
Plus
Dornick
Bend
Bgace
G. Thayer
Dorrick
James B. Roberts
Kanawha County
Lambert
Pryor
Cabin Creek
Ernest Lamb Lect
Martha
University Board Plans Policies For Faculty Involvement
West Virginia University board of governors in Charleston will meet to discuss adopting policies to involve faculty more in school operations. Dr Chauncey Boucher, the new president, plans an informal talk with board members and aims to take the faculty into its confidence. minor changes and appeals are expected during today’s session.
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West, Virginia
Arthur B. Koontz
Charleston
Chauncey
Boucher
Myr. Koontz
Anit Appel
Span For City Seems Certain Bridge Bond Election Planned
The council introduced an ordinance to call a municipal bridge bond election while federal grant status remains unclear. Washington later reported the project is still on track, with the Associated Press noting the $182 fund for the bridge remains, unless both approaches on federal highways are chosen. The north approach to the bridge will likely be a city street.
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Washington
Associated Press
National Emergency Council
McCarl
Inmate Battle Near New Orleans Jail Leaves Two Dead
Two Black youths Henry Freeman aged 22 and Dave Hart 24 died after a chaotic exchange of gunfire with deputies at the Parish jail in New Orleans. Coroner M N Odom reported finding a .38 caliber public safety pistol and five discharged cartridges at the cell scene.
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New. Orleans
Missis Orleans
Henry
Buddy” Freeman
Dave Hart
M. N. Odom
Odom
Clancy
Hart
Maggiore
Charleston Residents Report Earth Tremors Felt Overnight
Several Charlestonians reported feeling earthquake shocks yesterday morning. Witnesses described shaking at homes and hotels, with multiple tremors reportedly felt in nearby New York and New Jersey readings. Local residents including BL Davenport and James Crouel described the movement inside their rooms and at the Kanawha area hotels.
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Charleston
Cacada
New York
New Jersey
Davenport
Kanawha Street
Alg M. Hiner
House of Delegates
Ruffner Hotel
James Crouel
Kanawha Hotel
John W. Carver
Geneva agents weigh league plans amid unclear Nati talks
Spokesmen report mixed signals as delegates from Britain France and other nations discuss league affairs. Disjointed dialogue on Ethiopia and Ogaden province stirs hopes of action but no decisive date or outcome emerges.
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Geneva
Pompeo
Aloisi
Aric Pierre
Laval
League
Statf
Wl J
Torr
Great Britain
Ethiopians said to slaughter deserters kin in Italy raid
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from AG Adigrat reports Ethiopians killed 1,600 deserters’ families after Ras Gugsa’s forces pursued them near Makale. The massacre followed alleged treachery by Ras Gugsa’s men and halted Italian lines as vengeance driven by rage and grief.
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London
Ras Haile
Selassie
Italy
Makale
AG Adigrat
Ras Gugsa
Ras
Guyss
Haile Selassie
Dera Sehah
Ras Kasea
Rak Gugsa
Brecke
Uri
Makali Poe
Carnegie medals honor 47 heroes in bravery awards
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awards 47 medals at Pittsburgh ceremony. Eleven recipients died saving others. posthumous honors given to James H. Martin of Joplin Missouri and connections to Christine Stewart of Brookline Massachusetts.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
James H. Martin
Joplin
Christine Stewart
Brookline
Mass
Martin
J. Ross
Krissman
Stewart
Miss McDougall
Miss Geaney
Cold Grips Most of West Eastward Advance Halted
Extreme cold grips much of the western United States with the advance slowed in the Midwest and Plains. Temperatures plunge across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota while Oklahoma and California endure heavy frosts threatening crops and early forecasts predict more widespread cold and possible snow.
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Kansas
City
Llinois
Mic
Jeash
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Chicago
Aiken
Helong
Mont
Idaho
Ry Bennett
California
Eno
Nev
Mercury Rae
Merit
Rake
Dakota
Trade ties with Italy in US focus amid reciprocal treaty talks
Washington reports a quick showdown on American Italian trade relations. Negotiations for a reciprocal trade treaty began earlier in spring as Ethiopia disputes flared, with President Roosevelt applying moral pressure. Details remained unclear as observers awaited the full context on page 23.
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Washington
Italy
U.S
Othi
Cormant
Roosev
Squie Observars Bow ‘League
Athalt
Fragmentary Notes From The Editor About The War Dispatch
Vague editor remarks on wartime news and printing decisions are found in this clipped column. The text hints at reader reactions and the role of the newspaper in presenting dispatches from the front.
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Newap
Mont’ Craalbl
Wall
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