Quakes Part of Nature's Process Says Navy Scientist
Santa Barbara earthquake viewed as a natural step in continent formation. Captain T J I Lee of Mare Island explains the coast remains safe and urges strong foundations for homes. He notes mountains trace ancient sea boundaries and land will rise over millions of years as continents evolve.
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Washington Eyes Chinese Jurisdiction for American Claims
Washington weighs speeding up an inquiry to replace extraterritorial rights in China with a Chinese judicial system that could safely handle cases involving American nationals. The plan, discussed by Kellogg and to be considered by John Wanamaker, would mark the first positive step toward a permanent solution amid anti foreign unrest. Thirteen nations, including the United States, Belgium, Great Britain, and Japan, might participate under a revived framework from the Carrington conference. Britain and France delay an ultimatum to China as officials seek replies on foreign concessions and treaty variances. Foreign forces defend Shen and the foreign concession while reports indicate U S and allied workers are moving from Wuchow toward Canton and Hong Kong. also notes the death of Brigadier General George A Todd in Ta_.
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Dimple Mixture Claims Quick Relief for Stomach
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a rapid remedy for stomach discomfort and chronic constipation. It promises swift, pleasant results and a cheerful mood after use, noting the product’s powerful relief for digestive distress.
Earthquake Hits Santa Barbara Shrines and Plans Rebuild
Santa Barbara reels from last Monday's quake as the Mission, old Dons adobe houses, and 60 foot towers suffer damage. Eleven bodies are recovered and damage estimates range up to eighty million. Marines arrive to help guard and aid reconstruction while local groups plan August fiestas and events as delays impact the horse show and regatta.
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Army at Work on Tunnel at Lombard
The Milwaukee Railroad tightens work on a rock obstructed tunnel at Lombard. Explosions of 3500 pound charges were timed and continued to clear debris. A wye flyaround will divert traffic as crews haul rock away. Passengers rerouted via Miles City and Bozeman. freight over Great Northern to Hutte. A labor agitator urged strikers, but few paid heed.
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First overnight air mail link starts New York Chicago route
The inaugural overnight airmail service between New York and Chicago began with planes from Hadley Field. Des Moines became a regular stop as the coast to coast route opened, with Dawes endorsing the venture and pilots guided by powerful beacon lights along 774 miles.
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Quake Debris Destroys Five Area Schools and Seeks Aid
After a major quake, five local school buildings at Manhattan Three Forks Willow Creek Logan and district totals suffered extensive damage with walls cracked chimneys collapsed and portions of structures ruined. Officials a Montana state leaders discussed relief funds and coordinated local committees to raise aid within 30 days amid widespread property damage and fear for rebuilding costs.
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Vaudeville and pictures at Marlow Theater today
An Associated vaudeville bill plays today at Marlow with afternoon and two evening shows featuring the Kentucky Ramblers jazz band and a clever lunar moonlight night comedy “On a Moonlight Night” by Bob and Peggy Valentine. Harry Garland performs in blackface with musical numbers and a notable act “Blackie” the cross between a Belgian dog and a Raney bear. The Saltas perform rapid European acts, Helen Staples sings with a strong classical to pop repertoire, and the feature film The Awful Truth starring Agnes Ayres and Warner Baxter closes tonight after strong Broadway roots and lively comedy.
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France to inform US on debt talks in Washington
Paris July 1 It is understood the French government will inform the United States of open negotiations in Washington to settle the French debt. Instructions to this effect may be sent by Foreign Minister Briand shortly. Daeschner, the French ambassador in Washington, reports anxious consideration is under way.
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French Debt Talks Stumble as Caillaux Measures Fall
In Paris the foreign office and finance ministry weigh proposals to satisfy American and British debt demands as part of France’s program to stabilize finances. Caillaux’s measure failed 430 to 229 in the chamber, but government confidence was not challenged. Washington reports Mellon denies an impasse in Italian debt talks, noting negotiations paused for Alberti’s August return and signaling no break in progress.
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White Fang on Screen at Marlow This Weekend
Strongheart stars in Jack London’s White Fang shown at the Marlow tomorrow and Saturday. The Northland snow, drama and scenery accompany a Bril lent adaptation by Jane Murfin with Lawrence Trimble directing. Theodore VouEliz Ruth Diver and Mathew Betts shine in key roles as the cast delivers a solid motion picture of the famed canine tale.
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