Quakes Sweep Four States Amid Northwest Tremors
A series of earthquake shocks hit Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Wyoming with reports from Kalispell, Anaconda, Miles City, Bozeman, Livingston, Lewistown, and Spokane. No damage reported though windows rattled and structures swayed in several locations. Seismographs at Gonzaga University registered tremors in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga University
Seattle
Rosebud
Mont
South Dakota
Kalispell
Associated Press
Miles City
Bonners Ferry
Sand Point
St. Maries
Ida
A. M. Jung
Armenian Horror Reports Many Dead After Mount Ararat Cloud Burst
A cloud burst from Mount Ararat near Erivan on June 26 caused massive flooding and widespread destruction. Dozens killed, thousands left homeless as rivers overflowed. American Near East relief assists government relief efforts.
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Erivan
Armenia
Associated Press
Mount Ararat
American Near East Relief
Army of Farm Hands Moves North for Wheat Harvest
Labor reports from Minneapolis indicate Oklahoma and Kansas workers move into the Sunflower State region as harvests advance. Richard T. Jones of the U S Employment Service says ample crews are available, with Nebraska and South Dakota crops prompting early harvests and steady demand across the Dakotas and Montana.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Kanleas
Richard T. Jones
United States Employment Service
Jones
Mr. Jones
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Water ballast saves dirigible in Bermuda voyage
A large dirigible at Lakehurst New Jersey gained about 2000 pounds of water ballast after heavy rains on a Bermuda return voyage. The ballast allowed the ship to settle safely in its hangar without releasing helium valued at up to $14,000 per fill. Water cost was $7 per pound to add ballast.
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Lakeburnt
N. J
Dirigibus
Los Angeles
Bermuda
Smelter Band Serenades Princess Ellen at East Helena
Open air concert in East Helena draws large crowd despite earthquake excitement. After the show, the Smelter band serenaded Miss Ellen O'Shea at her home, where refreshments were served. The program included marches, waltzes, and popular tunes by composers such as Holzman Maguire De Santley and Farrar.
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Ellen
East Helena
Ellen O'Shea
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Maguire
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Santley Cupid
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Farrar
King
Minerva
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Laurendeau
I Love
You
Archer
Henderson
Concordia merchant pleads guilty in wife murder plot
Charles B. Davies, a retired Concordia merchant, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill in a plot to slay his wife last fall. He was sentenced to from 1 to 10 years in the state penitentiary at Lansing and transported there immediately.
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Concordia, Kas
Associated Press
Charles B. Davies
Concordia
Lansing
Davies
Gunnich
Kansas City
Son of LaFollette to Come Out for His Seat
Chicago reports Robert M. LaFollette Jr. would announce his candidacy for his father’s senate seat. Governor Blaine and the LaFollette organization reportedly back him as a primary and election are planned. Mrs. LaFollette reportedly will not run.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Journal Today
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
The
Journal
Blaine
Bob
Irving L. Tenroot
Wiscon- 1
Journal Story
Tlinois
Egypt Listens to English Radio and European Stations
In Cairo the BBC and other European broadcasts reach Egypt well. Listeners hear London Newcastle Aberdeen Bournemouth and Chelmsford from England, with Savoy Bands on select days. Rome Munster Stuttgart Vienna also come in, offering Italian concerts and German news and weather, with night cabaret from Vienna.
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Cairo
Associated Press
Europe
British Isles
Egypt
London
Newcastle
Aberdeen
Bournemouth
Chelmsford
England
Savoy
Rome
Munster
Stuttgart
Vienna
Translation of Rock of Ages sparks Hindustani hymn version
A missionary in India inspired a Hindustani translation of Rock of Ages. A student retranslated it into English, highlighting a striking opening with lines about an ancient stone split for bene t and self effacement.
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India
New York Times
Noise and turmoil affect babies in noisy cities
London doctors report noise harms infant growth even with proper formula. Move to quieter surroundings improves health. findings come amid discussions on urban living and child welfare. A whimsical exchange in Vikingen, Oslo, contrasts with a tale of a thief who claims a tortoise followed him home. Buckingham Palace has not adopted vacuum cleaning. carpets in 300 rooms are beaten by hand each year.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Prince Chichibu Visits Mt Chichibu for Azalea Peak Climb
The second son of the emperor and empress of Japan visited Mt Chichibu and climbed to Peak Myoho with his suite. He was welcomed by villagers, rested at Chichibu spring, and spent the night at Mitsumine shrine where country girls performed dances.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Mt. Chichibu
Chichibu
Ising
Myoho
Mitsumine
Deutschland Sold to Be Scrapped by Berlin Firm
The Hamburg ship Deutschland, once a proud Hamburg America Line liner and later an excursion boat named Victoria Luise, has been sold to a Berlin firm for scrapping. After World War I it operated between Hamburg and New York as the Hansa.
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Associated Press
Mansburg-American Line
Berlin
New York
Hansa
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