Earthquakes Fire and War News From 1930s Dispatch
A scrambled OCR summary reports: fires destroy a building in Hincheon Kaui with losses around 950000, earthquakes rattling central California and western Nevada with only brief damage, panics in Los Angeles and other cities, flights and ships affected. It notes no aviation fatalities, mentions tariffs, cholera in Aubur, and sports results including Moran’s boxing win and Yale football substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nevada
San Francisco
Oakland
Iowa and Cedar Rapids News Briefs in Turbulent Week
A sweeping Cedar Rapids week yields multiple tragedies and incidents. A fire in Gantt destroys five business buildings, threatening the entire district and causing near 340000 in losses. Injuries include a master merchant David Loney and others. A man suffers a stroke. others report fatal accidents and drownings near Davenport and Chariton. Community events list Company D, Thirty-second Iowa, anniversary plans and a broad convention for Lutheran youth.
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David’ Loney
Ogden Cos
Wea
G. Beech
Gantt
A. We Matlack
Grinnell
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Neil Conray
Acweil
Michael Beving
Oxford
Wes
Graviate
Alaskwillg
Qovse
Davenport
Vorgary
Roy
Harlan Powell
Chariton
Jenkma
Burlington
Jenttine
Joseph Mercavh
Dubuque
Aingle Bequeme
Alfred Jager
Jaeger
Young” People's Society of the
Lutheran
Ehaveh
Astherville i
Wilt Theater
Wo Akre
Incharie
F . Jacobs
Tarnitars
Furgiiare
Mooney
Geology chair named at Ura state and local notices
A Chicago based professor of geology is appointed to a university post. multiple faculty changes announced. Ground purchased for a new hall for women. Local crimes and accidents listed include forgery arrests, a fatal accident near Underwood, a shooting wound, and a bridge of social unrest. Promotions, demolitions, and business developments touched by the pool of Iowa towns.
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Taliaksky
Chicago
Ura Atate
Alocead
Kay
Edu ‘Cotton
Frank Maroy
Manoy
Hueheelown
Dunkerton
Portile
Ollumwa
Thn
Charles Boyle
Linen
Boyle
Manasseh King of Judah and His Penitence
The passage recounts King Manasseh of Judah starting his reign as a youth, his adoption of Assyrian practices, and the degradation of true religion through idolatry. It notes divine punishment, his captivity in Babylon, and eventual repentance leading to return to Jerusalem.
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Goldin
Tudat
Judah
Tanne Holt
Munnarch
Jerusalem
Palestine
Egypt
Jerunalem
Itnalta
Mangaseh
Hezekiah
Hapalbah
Iarael
Monagaoh
Jehovah
Mannaseh
Agspria
Mananseh
Asaurbanipal
Manaaseh
Nineveh
Manaasoh
Maircin
Miogora
Monasuch
Yaak
Jeru
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Washington
Hintehinaon
Kaui
Dweelun
Cat ‘Leeland
Berlin
N. J
I. Linwood
Nii I
Los Angeles
Tomaso Birardi
United
Columbua
Grifith
Denver
Owen Moran
England
Waa
Claan Denocrout
Anit
Shympfon
Yale
Ff Ae
NEWBY
Bate
Amory Smith
Windhem
Iowa City
Frank Fieber
Underwood
Maher
Wotarloo
Alon Inbor
Marshalltown
Lave
Wat
Witlant Horrahin
Baker
J . Austin W. Scott
Ian al
Harvard University
Law College of the State University
Rock Springs
Sioux City
Violet Eleanor Meniser
Dalishler
Charlea W. Meltzer
Marshal Iiowe
Pattie
Mneya
Téland
Hamara Howard
Ottumwa
W. D. Campbell
Kirkwood
B.D. Davis and
FB. E. Davis
Alexie
Mer. Campball
Jesiw E H. Sloner
Fred Dofin
Farmar
Monticalii
Jag
Henry Patera
Avoom
Homer B. Reinhardt
Cilongo
Harriett
Brower
Shelby
Mich
Johnson County
Manasseh
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