Capital Store Blast Kills Washington Victims and Injures Dozens
An explosion late on November 22 at a downtown Washington five and ten store killed five people and injured over forty as debris blasted into the street. Victims include Elizabeth Dawson, Katharine Cullinane, and Mary Ann Cockerell. several seriously hurt with internal injuries and broken bones. Firefighters and Walter Reed hospital ambulances rushed victims. investigators from seven agencies probe the blast, likely from a shattered hot water boiler.
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Washington
Seventh Street
Wea Cent
Elizabeth Dawson
Charles Jacobson
Gatherine Cullinane
Ar May Cockerell
Mary Ann Cockerell
Charles Decker
Ida Decker
Warren Thayer
Florence Darlington
Tula Carter
Ambulanes
Walter Reed Hospital
District of Columbia
Fate of Mooney in Pardon Board
The fate of Thomas J. Mooney rests with the California state parole board as Gov. Young endorses board action. He cites witness uncooperativeness and inability to form opinion after months of study, while the supreme court weighs Warren Billings case. The board, including Attorney General U Webb and lieutenant governor H L Carnahan, will study Mooney's pardon appeal with prison officials from Folsom and San Quentin.
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Sacramento
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
State Parole Board
C. C. Young
Mooney
Young
State Supreme Court
Warren EK. Billings
Maoner
U Webb
H. L. Carnahan
James Johnson
Department of Benology
Smith
Temperature and Weather Outlook From Regional Forecast
Weather notes summarize temperature and precipitation across stations in the region. Mostly cloudy skies with possible snow tonight and Saturday, warmer tonight and colder Saturday. South Dakota forecasts show snow, rising temperatures tonight, and colder northwest and eastern portions. Minnesota and Iowa expect snow with winds and frost, while road reports list several towns with highs around 2 to 16 and generally fair roads.
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Huron
South Dakota
Towa
Weather Notes From Watertown Brookings Rapid City
Weather brief reports show Watertown with high 6, Brookings high 12 and low -4, Rapid City high 10 and low -4. All locations note no precipitation and roads listed as good. conditions described as clear or cloudy.
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Mitchell
Huron
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Yankton
Watertown
Brookings
Rapid City
Clemenceau In Grave Condition In Paris
Paris reports Georges Clemenceau aging former premier gravely ill today as doctors assess heart strain from indigestion. Dr. Ralda arrived to assist Degennes Laubry and Gosset after initial examination. no immediate danger, but condition remains critical. family and officials keep vigil at Rue Franklin residence.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Ralda
Degennes
Laubry
Gosset
Clemenceau
the Tiger
Rue
Franklin
Doumergue
Tardieu
Brian Il Ether
Trusts Oppose Norris Over Muscle Shoals Power Fight
William Madgett of Hastings Neb former Nebraska League of Municipalities president declared that power trusts now campaign against Senator Norris for his Muscle Shoals legislation. Speaking for the Public Ownership League of America he cited efforts to keep power from being privately distributed and charged Norris’s opponents aim to retire him. He labeled Muscle Shoals a “godchild” of Norris and warned of a life and death struggle with big power interests. He also touted flood control in the Mississippi basin through dam projects on upper river tributaries as preventing future floods and droughts.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
BFP
Wiliam Madgett
Hastings
Neb
Nebraska League of Municipalities
Power Trust
George W.norris
Muscle Shoals
Ship League of America
Madgett
Norris
Mississippi
Yellowstone
Missouri
Platte
Republican
Dan
Arkansas
Ohio River
Tidal Wave Follows Newfoundland Quake Toll 26 to 36
A powerful quake off Burin Peninsula triggered a tidal wave along the coast. Reports list 26 dead, with premier Squires citing 36 or more. Burin, Lamaline, Kelleys Cove, and Port Aux Bas, among others, suffered extensive property loss and homelessness. Relief ships depart with medical supplies and personnel. marine minister leads aid efforts.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Burin Peninsula
Burin
Richard A. Squires
Lord’s Cove
Lemaline
Kelley's Cove
Stepaside
Minister of Marine and Fisheries
New Foundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lamaline
Port Aux Bras
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
New England
English Language Global Speaking Population
A global estimate places English as spoken by more than 186 million people. The figure reflects widespread use across continents and diverse linguistic contexts.
City Briefs From Huron: Births, Turkey Shoots, and Locals
Miss Gertrude Hartung, a librarian at the senior high school, leaves tonight for St. Paul to spend the weekend. News items report turkey shoots in Woon socket and Huron Gun Club with prizes for morning shooters. John I. Newell of Tampico visits Huron en route to Pierre, and piano boxes are advertised by Glazier Piano Co. A newborn daughter, Sally Lou, arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hauge. Denatured alcohol sold at Browns Service. Maria McFadden, age three, suffers a broken collar bone. second break for her. Local shops advertise a Sunday chicken dinner and a closing sale on children’s hats.
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Gertrude Hartung
St. Paul
Ady
J. M. Hunter
Iroquois
Huron
Huron Gun Club
John I. Newell
Tampico
Max
Jennie
Gwendolyn Jones
Kansas Avenue
Pierre
Mexico
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Glazier Piano Company
Teonard Hauge
Illinois Avenue
Huron Clinic
Sally Lou
Lutheran Church
Browns
Alma Anderson
Maria McFadden
Harl McFadden
Seventh Street
Stegach
Reichiann’s
Local Happenings and Business Notes from Wolsey and Area
A report from Wolsey notes a resident recovering at home after an operation, with a Cudahy sausage and Nash Coffee demonstration planned at T. S. Harvey's. Prof and Ara Smith, formerly of Broadland, left Huron for Seattle to spend the winter. Smith was Broadland Schools superintendent last year. Also advertised are a Saturday hat sale at Reichmann's and a note on U.S. airmail volume and pearl shell value along Australia’s northwestern shore.
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Wolsey
T. S. Harvey's
Ara. Smith
Broadland
Huron
Seattle
Wash
Smith
Reichmann’s
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