Davants divided on quake causes
New York June 6 AP dispatch reports experts split over Santa Barbara quake causes. Theories include ocean leakage, accumulated strain, extreme heat, and possible links to Montana tremors. Researchers differ on whether Montana shocks triggered Santa Barbara activity or were unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Montana
Herman L. Fairchild
University of Rochester
California
William Bowie
Division of Geodesy of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
T. J. Lee
Mare Island Observatory
San Francisco
BD. G. Townley
Stanford University
North America
Alaska
Mexico
Ford Lam University
Thiel Rev. J. & O'Connor
Seismograph
Increased Interest in Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago June 30 The Associated Press reports that interest in the Art Institute of Chicago reached new highs with $1 3 million spent on new buildings and installations and 62 394 more visitors than the prior year. Total membership rose to 14 122 with 4 930 being Hilo members and eight exhibitions drawing 1 939 242 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Assocated
The
Art Institute of Chicago
Hilo
Train Without Pilot On Empire State Express Near Free Ride
The Empire State Express of the New York Central ran pilotless for a considerable distance after a cap blew from the engine. Engineer William McMullen, based in Buffalo, forced to the side with the fireman, brought the train to a stop and saved a potential disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Express
New York Central Incs
Willian McMullen
Buffalo
Santa Barbaraquake toll tops ten dead amid ruins
quake aftermath hits Santa Barbara with ten dead and 29 hurt as looters prowl the wreckage. Battered infrastructure includes a destroyed Castle Mock marker and damaged water and power. relief efforts loom with city officials pledging aid and bread and milk deliveries ongoing.
Strongheart Stars in White Fang at Marlow Theater
The film White Fang arrives Friday and Saturday at the Marlow theater in a faithful adaptation praised for not mutilating the source. Strongheart the famed animal leads the cast with Theodore Von Elta Ruth Dwyer and Mathew Betts in prominent roles as Jane Murfin and Lawrence Trimble receive top directing and adaptor credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Louden
White Fang
Marlow Theater
London
Jane Murfin
Lawrence Trimble
Strongheart
Theodore von Elta
Ruth Dwyer
Mathew Betts
Gordon Campbell Indicted in Spokane Promoter Case
Gordon Campbell indicted in Spokane on multiple counts tied to oil permit misrepresentations and fraud. Victims listed include Milton Cross and Mrs Mary Doak. charges span from $30 to $1700, with promotion schemes alleged to rely on obtaining federal oil prospecting permits. Case to be moved to Spokane after Montana appeal, as Portland news notes tiny Herman defeating George Lain in Omaha in a 10 round decision.
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Campbell
Silion
Campbells
Tre
Milton Cross
Benjamin Rarders
W.C. McClanohan
Mary F. Doak
William Isaacena
Gry
Whitney
Vic M. Jayner
P. Coonred
Rowena Sommer
Cart
Revsenaur
Can
Vhell
Montana
Kiger
La Salle St. Wolf Vanishes Across Mexico Coast
Worthington, alias La Salle St. Wolf, fled from Glendale sanitarium after an interview with U S secret service and Burns detectives. He traveled via Ensenada to Punta Banda with a Mexican attendant. Ballentine reports Worthington disappeared again after leaving a hotel and may be heading toward Europe. Authorities in Ensenada say he is in hiding there, while a letter to his Los Angeles attorney and a note to his physician suggest ongoing efforts to contact family and secure his grips.
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Glendale Sanitarius
Los Angeles
Ensenada
Punta Bunda
United States Secret Service
Burns
Ballentine
Worthington
Hardor
Mexico
Europe
Tall
Punta Banda
Ant
Silver Mine
Glencote
Car Loadings Fall Off In Week Ended June 39
Washington report by the American Railway Association shows total freight cars loading at 982,000 for the week ended June 39. This marks a drop of 959 cars from the prior week, yet an increase of 7005 cars from the previous year. Compared with the same week in 1923, loadings were down by 22 582 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iroporta
American Railway Association
Quake Strikes Santa Barbara Disrupts Business District
Reports describe scattered quake damage in Santa Barbara as drugstores and shops closed, bottles broken, and lines for sodas and smoke scarce. Red Cross stations and a central switchboard managed increased calls while normal commerce faced delays and uncertainty about postquake recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Arlington Hotel
Mary Brian Stars in The Little French Girl at the Marlow
Mary Brian returns to the screen in The Little French Girl in the title role, adapted from Anne Douglas Sedgwick’s novel by John Russell and produced by Herbert Brenon for Paramount. Esther Ralston, Alice Joyce, and Neil Hamilton also appear, with Hamilton loaned from D. W. Griffith to Paramount for both this and Peter Pan companion film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brian
Wendy
Paramount
Peter Pan
Herbert Brenon
John Russell
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Lave
Alice Joyce
Paramount Pictures
Neil Hamilton
Hamilton
D. W. Griffith
Fake American Flag Saves Chink From Mob
The Chicago Rotary Club received a hastily assembled American flag with 68 stars presented by H. G. Woodhead after a Chinese reporter Ah Sing was beaten during an uprising in Tientsin. He reportedly used the flag to signal danger and distract attackers as soldiers and sailors sheltered at the Liseum club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
China
Chicago Rotary Club
H. G W. Woodhead
Tientsin
Woodhead
Mrs Dora Howard Indicted In Anderson Killing
San Francisco June 40 The county grand jury indicted Mrs Dora Howard formerly of Denver for murder in the killing of Albert Anderson a United States customs guard in an apartment house here Elsie Jette and bond salesman Leo Grigsby who were said to be present at the stabbing were released after the grand jury did not return indictments against them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Associated Press
Dora Howard
Denver
Albert Anderson
United States Customs Guard
Elsie Jette
Leo Grigsby
Anderson
Weather records stolen and broken thermometers cause gaps
A thief stole official weather records from the University of Arizona weather bureau and an unofficial thermometer at a downtown drug store broke down. The devices were repaired and later resumed recording the day's low temperature as no official weather readings were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuceon
Ame
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
University of Arizona
Oa d
Squirrels Rescued After Born Joined Tails Split
Reston reports five squirrels separated by veterinarians and the animal rescue league today. The pair had apparently been joined at the tails since birth and were found on a tree with each attempting to go in a different direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Associated Pressi
Veterimarians
Animal Resette League
Baltimore Woman Fights Sheriff Over Tax Sale
Anna Green refused to abandon her home after a tax sale and confronted a police officer with a revolver. A brief struggle followed before the officer overpowered her, ending the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Anna Green
Classical Stoker Reads Greek Classics Aboard Berengaria
Southampton report notes a Cunard Berengaria stoker spends spare time reading the Iliad and other Greek works. A potato peeler in the third class kitchen is also a Rossetti student, reflecting varied interests aboard the liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
Cunard
Berengaria
Rossetti
Tax to Help Science in France Bill Before Deputies
Paris reports a proposal to levy 10 contines on every 100 francs of industrial salaries to fund scientific research. The measure aims to bolster research efforts nationally. The item mentions the destruction of the Library of Alexandria and cites Omar’s claim that the Koran should be the sole book read, tying antiquity to a modern policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Alexandria
Omar
AGH HONOR PAID K OF C CHIEFTAIN AT ROME MEETING
Pope Paul VI awarded the Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia the K of C medal normally reserved for bishops. The pope praised Knights for humanitarian work and urged cooperation with the church to aid the salvation of mankind and the movement for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Associated Press
Siape
Opelvnty
Columbus
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Knighns
United States
Canada
Earthquake Toll and Inspections Hit Montana Towns
State Fire Marshal Brooks and a team will tour Manhattan Three Forks and other Yellowstone towns to assess quake damage and decide if school buildings must be razed. Virginia City reports courthouse and sedeal house damaged, jail secure, telephone building shaken. Butte reports Norris store damage from the quake and a hot spring eruption nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duaries
Brooks, Heldha
Manhattan
Three Forks
Virginia City
Madison
Mwo
Alee
Tstoric
Butte
Bulle
Norris
Chicago to Form New State If Not Placed
Chicago city council votes to give the state two years to achieve legislative re apportionment and then seek to form a separate commonwealth if redistricting fails. Corporation counsel Francis N gfinsels supports the legality, arguing the state should be restricted to five Chicago a larger representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Pressi
Francis N Gfinsels Corporation
Ciscomme
Chiago
General Assembly
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Hopsir
Walker Garage
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Gibraltar
Cal
Castle Mock
Santa Barbara Beach
Associated’ Press
George F. Cryer
William A. Heetanan
G. Allen Hancock
Mil
Ionaire
Henrietta Best
Hroiser
Mabel K. Knudson
Jierrards
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Arthur Henex
Elizabeth Sneed
Macorria Villessox
Nroken
John Gondhertier
Vrank
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Menrie Nelgardelia
Rady Weide
Teo Stawart
Ruth Clarke
Tir
Monry 3
Honky
Haner
Denner
Thanwirke
Taba Gilead
Aruiane George Miller
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Macalroy
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Cotstage
Heapitay
Gordon Campbell
Spokane
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Portland
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la Salle St. Wolf
Tarek
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Usha
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Call
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Harber
Red Cross
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Atlantic Seaboard
Banta Barbara
Metr
Tito Pere
Canaries
Lainex
Boyan
Parchen Drug CO. Starz Pharmacy
Helena Business College
Marlow
America
Varnies Kentucky Ramblers
Harry Garland
Ina Claire
Helena
the Marlow
Jack London
Broadwater Dancing Pavilion
Merlyn Walker
Union Bank & Trust Co
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