Relief Work Under Storm Hammer Across Gulf Coast
Coast residents in Florida Alabama and Mississippi dig out from hurricane damage as Pensacola and Bay St. Louis report great destruction and communication lines fail. Authorities warn the storm moves toward the Gulf and expect further emergencies and relief calls.
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Bay- St. Louis
Third Diphtheria Case Reported at Concord School
A third diphtheria case is reported among pupils at Concord building with Orca Henry named as the patient. The school was fumigated and classes resumed after inspection and segregation. Board of Education held a special meeting to review actions and prevent further spread.
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Plane crash ends two lives in Roosevelt Field mishap
At Roosevelt Field Westbury New York a takeoff attempt by Gert Fonck and Lieut. Curtin ended when the plane failed to lift and plunged into a gully. Radio operator Charles Clavier and Russian mechanic Islamoff were killed. Fonck and Curtin survived.
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France
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Vite
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Fields
Islamoff
Mayer
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Newt
Fonth
Fonele
Kamppellert
Gy Barber
New York
Car- Min
United Press
Council Tackles Pennsy Crossing Hazards and Street Plans
City council discusses Pennsy rail crossing dangers on Smith Street with reports of failing warning devices and demands action. The session also considers paving Spring Street and authorizing repairs as officials seek faster high level review and a special meeting within days.
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Pennsy
Smith Street
Mutual Plans Citywide Telephone Improvements
Yael Glover of Mutual Telephone visits erg city and announces a crew will replace 1800 transmitters and receivers. New equipment, approved by Bell system, will be installed by Mutual employees, improving service and reliability citywide.
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Mutual Telephone “Omiparty
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Health Board Faces Complaints Over City Nuisances
The Board of Health discussed nuisance issues on Laky Street near Ed Hewitt with Ed Dunkle expected to act today. Residents complain of garbage burning in alleys and other health concerns, including diphtheria quarantines and ongoing nuisance abatement.
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Ed Hewitt
Alrocks
Dunkle
Theoty
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First Avenue Bootleggers Press Price War
Two longtime First Avenue moonshine operators have started a price war cutting a shot to a fraction and offering two for a quarter half pints at 40 cents and pints at 75 cents. Business is growing but the dispute has not drawn police or state attention.
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Ito
Radio Hookup Brings Champion Boat to Rotary Meeting
State Fish Commissioner J K Pixon visited to inspect the state hatchery work in the city. Rotary members heard on August work in the Pennsylvanian hatchery and saw reports from Chicago and Port Vincon. The Cory Rotary Club reported 89% attendance. August’s club rate was 99% in the ninth district. A Dempsey Tonnes boxing fight broadcast plan spread across WEAF and WJZ networks with stations from WGY to WHAM and others. WIZ group stations to join as daylights shift. Adelaide Hull and Mrs Nichols arranged coverage timing through 1040 pm eastern daylight.
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Springield
Mass
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Westinghouse
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Jin
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WEBL
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WMAK
Buffalo
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Ani
Adelaide S. Hull
A. A. Nichols
WEAR
Daytona
Nation Gives Millions for Relief Work
Washington September 21 The immediate nationwide response to President Coolidge’s Florida hurricane relief appeal exceeds 3 million dollars. Red Cross headquarters expect receipts to triple by tonight as contributions from all states arrive, including 5 000 to 25 000 from various groups. The Coca Cola Company gave 5 000 Atlanta leads the initial outpouring, with Britain Japan Germany France and Belgium sending condolences.
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Coolidge
Florida
Red Cross
Red Grass Finance
Midwest
Chitass Chamber of Commerce
Coca-Cola Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Pensacola
Miami
Naval Communications Office
United States
State Department
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
France
Belgium
King George
England
President Coolidge
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District Army Engineers
Jacksonville
Charleston
Miami Harbor
Sea Wall
American
Ray Miner Sentenced at Erie in Larceny Case
Erie Sept 1 former treasurer Ray Miner pleaded guilty to two counts of larceny in county court yesterday afternoon. Judge A P Borsiter sentenced him to one to three years on each count in Western Penitentiary, the combined term running from three to six years.
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Erie
Ray Miner
Thyyer Carriage Works
Western Penitentiary
A.P. Borsiter
Board authorizes school health officers to act in diphtheria case
At a special Board of Education meeting Dr J Wiblen was empowered to take necessary actions against a diphtheria outbreak at the Concord building. Daily pupil examinations will continue with any ill or symptomatic pupils sent to the physician. Dr Kibler plans further coordination with County Health Officer ROO Miller.
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Wiblen
Concord
Kibler
County Health Oiticée
Miller Av Erle
Florida hurricane death toll tops 378 with cautious 400 cap
Miami and coastal cities report 378 dead as officials caution the total may rise to 400, disputing wildly higher figures. Alfred P. Reese confirms counts with area police heads, noting updates will continue as the storm zone is reassessed.
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Paris
United Press
Miami
Fla
Florida
Alfred P. Reese
Hollywood
Miami Beach
Moorehaven
Hialeah
Aftermath of Gulf coast hurricane eases, relief mounts
Miami and nearby cities recover from the storm. Troops and Red Cross led relief efforts for 4000 injured and hundreds of dead, with widespread shelter, bread lines, and emergency care as officials refine toll estimates. Deaths numbered around 108 in Miami area, with hundreds more at risk.
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Fla
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Miami Beach
Hollywood
Oder
Red Cross
Florida
Tnder
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