Brave Chilean crew saved after submarine H-3 incident
New York correspondent relays the sinking of Chilean Navy submarine H-3 at Talcahuano in June. Amid chlorine fog and darkness six hours submerged, crew maintained discipline as divers and cranes later freed the vessel and restored contact. Rescue succeeded with no loss of life, honoring Chilean naval valor and the craft’s resilience.
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New York
Felix Nieto del Rio
el Diario Tlustrado
Santiago
Chili
Talcahuano
United States
Electric Boat Company
England
Germany
New London
Chacabuco
Luis Gomez Carreno
Charleston
Angamos
Chill
Havana
Kingston
Colon
Balboa
Ecuador
Arica
Valparaiso
Chillan
Lord Cochrane
del Solar
Prat
Sailors Rescue Crew From Submarine E-22 After Harrowing Standstill
Amid perilous hours, the Chilean submarine Le3, numbered E-22, suffered a failed hull seal and battery break that left 21 crew presumed dead. Rescue efforts finally raised the stern, revealing exhausted survivors as Captain Del Solar and three others returned from the hull.
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Prat
del Solar
Monkey-Faced Owl Found in Scrap Iron at El Paso Foundry
A rare monkey faced owl was captured by workers at the Darbyshire Marvie Foundry in El Paso Texas. The bird was hiding in a scrap iron heap and was later delivered to Washington Park by City Timekeeper Robert Smith.
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el Paso
Tex
Darbyshire Marvie Foundry Company
Washington Park
Robert Suith
Bituminous miners strike threat amid wage demands
Indianapolis reports United Mine Workers threaten a November 1 strike over shorter workdays and higher wages risking a drop in production. President Joly N. Lewis says the Cleveland convention would cancel the Washington award and end the current contract if demands aren’t met.
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Indianapolis
United States
Joly N. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Washington
Feld
Lafayette
Vaaghan
South Seventh Feet
Laffayette
Denver
Colo
Vaughan
Mobey
Sharpers
Colorado Springs
Newcastlan
Newcastle
Henry County
Walter Hogue
Indiana
Wilson
Vanderburg
Frank Griess
Grand Jury
Philip
Slaughter Avenue
Evansville
Arthur S.S. Lloyd
Episcopal Board of Missions
Episcopal Church
Trev. Willing Burrows
Bloomington
James A. Miller
Milchigun City
Pera
Richmond
Friends
American Friends
Edward Grubb
W. Harvey Theobald
Heli Elage
Ladies urged to check kidney trouble with Swamp Root
Readers learn that many women suffer kidney and bladder issues without realizing it. Swamp Root, advertised as a kidney liver and bladder remedy, is promoted with sample bottle offers by enclosing ten cents, and available in larger sizes at drug stores. Also notes liver toning pills and rising living costs amid quick, compact lines.
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Richmond
Somerville Light
Methonds& Episcopal Church
Red Cross
Light
Iere
Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Carlis Adams
Triad
Tndianapolis
Montgomery County
State Board of Accounts
Jesse Exchbach
Montgomery County Commissioners
Accounts Board
A. L. Donaldson
Thad L. Major
H.W. C. Fosdick
War Department
T. D. Cabell
Quartermaster Corps
Jeffersonville
State Highway Commission
Gomileige
Groensabre
Dpr
J. H. Alexander
Decatur County
Theis
John T
Joseph H. Alexander
Alexander
William TL. Elder
Toast Creek
Treter J. Kroger
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Asa Matthews
Strank Yoder
Townshill Unfisco
Kendallville
Twenry Mayers
Sackrider Lake
Wabash
Steinman
The
Americen Legion
Quere
Franklin Hildebrand
Franklin
Margaret Paddock
Chajrman
John Wright
Nashville
Brown County
Toshene
Fred Kiste
Effry
Rowan
Paw Sos
Huntington
John Ware
Evansville
Sinlth Mui
Smith Mie
Ming Margaret Lilty
Kilmer
Lydia E .Pinkham
Lydis E. Pinkham
Mrs. Enson
Orchade St
Urbana
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eatonic
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Rockies
Peeteea
Capa
HE. C. Hoyet
Vancouver
Rocky Mountains
Calgary
WAH
BcliVe
State News
Ripley Township
Heaven
Wright
Temple Street
Springfield
Masa
Cleveland City Hospital School For Nurses
Ohio
Superintendent of Nurses
Fitzwerald & Co
Hookers
Boatman’ S BK. Bug
Mt. Lous
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