Submarine E-2 Explosion Kills Four in Brooklyn Yard
An explosion in the Brooklyn navy yard broke the E-2 submarine in dry dock today. Four men died and ten were injured as crew members, trapped inside the hull, fought to escape through rear openings. Navy officials and Edison representatives began immediate investigations and safety talks.
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New York
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nathaniel R. Usher
Navy Yard
Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Regaire
Corty
Finne
Milne
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
Arkansas
W. 8. Haas
Rhode Island
Cooke
Tonopal
Haas
Navy
Thomas A. Edison
New York Yard
Edison Company
West Orange
N. J
Miller Rees
Edison Works
New York Navy Yard
Cold air to sweep Midwest with snow and freezing temps
The Midwest faces another blast of cold air as a high pressure area shifts east from the Rocky Mountains. Snowfall is widespread across the country from Wake to Lake Michigan, with heavy precipitation expected in the Pacific Northwest and traffic disruptions along the Columbia River as conditions deteriorate.
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Ucago
Tam
Pero
Ne- Wake
Lake Michigam
Francisco
Northwest
Socottonal
California
Oregon
Washington
Columbia River
Spreckels in Jail Over Vehicular Dimmer Incident
John D. Spreckels Jr., heir to a California fortune, served two days in Redwood City jail for dimming the Verite on his car while passing through Spreckels city. Justice George Beelesy deemed a fine absurd and Spreckels claimed a San Francisco policeman advised dimming with tobacco juice. He vows to fight if needed and urged law change to permit automatic dimming on long wires.
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San Francisco
John D. Spreckela, Jr
California
Redwood City
George Beelesy
Spreckele
San Francis
Spreckels
Intermittent World News Roundup From Denver to Rome
A chaotic wire summary notes ices from Denver to Rome including a Denver wrestling event with regional participants and a New Mexico fire loss. It reports fraud probes in New York Armenian relief funds and a Pittsburgh counterfeit case. Various cities recount fires, murders, arrests, and political endorsements in brief notices.
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New York
Americans Flee Mexican City as Bandit Threat Grows
El Paso reports Americans fleeing northern Mexico amid bandit threats and recent killings. A special train carried about 150 refugees to Parra, with authorities aiding exodus. Leaders blamed include Rodriguez and Santa Yabel attackers. U.S. troops paused border patrols as officials brace for possible new outbreaks.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Chihuahua
Estate Department
Parra
Carrental
Jose Rodhieven
Maximo Marques
Juareg
Rodriguez
George F. Parsons
Peter Keane
Santa Yeabel
State Department
Cheyenne Cries Over Prohibition Rumors and Migration Fears
The article denounces widespread claims that Cheyenne Wyoming faces a flood of disposables and criminals from Colorado. Officials say such stories are false, noting safeguards against undesirables and a city eager to attract lawful migrants while maintaining order and safety.
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Colorde
Daemmary
Cheyeune
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wyoming
Ety
Mel
Cheyvenie
Mineral and Oil Land Leasing Bill passes House
The bill to lease public mineral lands covering about 700 million acres in the continental U S and Alaska passed the House and now goes to the Senate. It sets royalty and rental terms, safeguards against corporate grabs, and allocates revenues to reclamation and state shares while aiding domestic use and development.
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Washington
J. C
Tan. i
United States
Alaska
House
Wyoming
Wlifornia Oil
Taft
Senate
Hundreyia
Hueler
Mer
Secretary of the Interior
Ates
Catone Oy Pete
Italians Accused of Atrocities in War
Overseas News Agency reports Italian atrocities in the Aventetan territory occupied by Ely forces. Hungarian press headquarter states one village official was shot without trial, and after ward the innocence of all were seen established. A patrol between Mantelope and Arade was noted.
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Ely
Auetron
Feren Ithebliante
Oneillage
Fragmentary Notice From San Francisco Household Event
Fragmented OCR describes a foreign birth related employment at a local head office and a family scene in a dining room. The text records a burial and an associated disturbance with unclear names and dates.
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San Francisco
Hekelth
W. J. Glaeetack
Yale
Bulger Denied Right of New Trial by Judge
A court denied Bulger's request for a new trial in a case involving Lenya FP Nicodetoes and related defendants. The judge indicated the trial record and alleged statements would be reviewed, while noting no desire to reopen the proceedings. Local authorities prepared for potential appeals as the court schedules further action.
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Chicago
J. A. Thomas
Bulger
Juge
Perver
Cole
Jan
Jamin CU
Walger
Lenya
Nicodetoes
Annie
Supreme Court
Jedge Wrights
Che Felier Park
Austrians Lose 100000 Troops in Russian Offensive
London reporting a brutal Russian artillery push cut deep into Austro-Hungarian lines. Bridges were destroyed to hinder retreat as Austrian forces near Crepan land suffered heavy casualties and prisoners were taken. The action coincided with German and Allied moves on other fronts, signaling shifting initiative in the war.
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Loemeh
Cirentete
Dialiol
Pothiser
Eloghie
Crepan
Artiller
Veitheh
Prenen
Diipates
Safoniki
Gal- Hpoli
Sofor Ik
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Minnesota
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Woodlawn Police
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