LA Area Quake Ravages Inglewood Causing One Death
Los Angeles dispatch reports a severe quake centered near Inglewood with extensive damage across the area. One woman died after leaping from an automobile, dozens injured, and many buildings in Inglewood, Venice, Long Beach and surrounding towns were damaged or destroyed.
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La Follette Discharged From Hospital After Operation
Rochester Minnesota June 22 Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin was discharged from the Mayo hospital where he recently underwent an operation He is now having dental work and did not know when he would leave for his home at Madison Wisconsin He refused to be interviewed on politics
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William Kane
Club Women Vote on Prohibition at Federation Convention
June 22. The General Federation of Women's Clubs has been urged to endorse prohibition and support law enforcement at its biennial convention. Resolutions introduced by Mrs. H. S. Prenelas Nichols call for reaffirming the prohibition and opposing any attempt to nullify it. Action on the resolution will come up for vote tomorrow.
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Trollay Fare Cases Set For July 14 Hearing
The court will hear the traffic rate case for the Iteton and Mite Janenville Traction Company and the Hartford and Interurban Company on July 14. Affected parties include the local transit authority and related fare adjustments. The proceedings will address proposed fare changes and regulatory compliance with the transportation board.
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Hedsford and Interurban Company
Women delegates gather for state union meeting of Brotherhood
Delegates from many lodges will attend the state union meeting of the Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Brotherhood here. Notables include Grand President Clara Bradley of Columbus and Mrs Margaret Morrissey of Bloomington. The program features initiation, dinner, and a public dance at the armory. The piece also notes Irish unrest and military actions in Londonderry and Belfast, with casualties and security measures.
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Thanesville
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Columbus
Margaret Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway Brainmien
Sailors in Atlantic Fleet to Get Month's Vacation
The Atlantic fleet finishes power runs and target practice this week and will dock at home yards. All hands will be paid off and given two months leave, according to the naval bureau of navigation.
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British Labor Party Opens Twentieth Annual Conference
Nearly 1,000 delegates from trade unions socialist societies and local labor parties attended the opening of the twentieth annual conference of the Labour Party in London. The session began with speeches and a focus on policy directions amid party unity.
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Davenport Youth To Present Gavel At N Dems Convention
Davenport high school student Calvin Sternsdool will present a gavel at the Democratic convention in San Francisco. His father, George J Sternsdorre, is an Iowa delegate. Homer S. Cummings named National Chairman will use the gavel in opening ceremonies.
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Iowa
Abandoned Babe Reunited With Milwaukee Mother
A Milwaukee mother who had left her baby with relatives in Chicago returns to claim the infant, aided by her brother who explains they faced hardship after a five month marriage. The story follows the boy’s journey to Milwaukee and the family’s vow to provide a good home.
Outlaw Rail Men Appeal to Wilson Over Seniority Rights
Rail workers who quit April 1 in defense of seniority sent a letter to President Wilson demanding settlement that guarantees their return to the seniority rank held before quitting. In Philadelphia the strike expectation grew with talks of a big walkout Friday and mediation efforts by Pennsylvania officials. Meanwhile Baltimore and Ohio and Baltimore yardmen activity showed mixed returns, with ultimata issued and ongoing passenger service, and New Haven reported embargoes on outbound freight as strike spread to New York region with dozens more workers joining the stoppage.
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Negro Held for Murder in Riot in Chicago
Chicago police announced a formal charge of murder would be placed against Grover C. Redding, a negro, arrested after a riot Sunday that followed a parade of Indians and ended with two white men dead. Oscar McGarrick, another arrestee, is in Pittshuran, Pa, leaving four leaders still at large. Investigators work to determine the deaths of the victims.
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Fpolice Today
Grover C. Redding
Oscar McGarricik
Pittshuran
Japan to Introduce Pro Baseball in Japan Rumors
Victoria British Columbia June 22 University of Chicago baseball team returned from the Orient and said professional baseball soon will be introduced in Japan. Wort Smith Arkansas June 22 Herbert Wright service man in a cataleptic stupor called sleeping sickness. physicians believe recovery possible.
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University of Chicago
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Janesville Census Growth Signals Forward City Plan
The Gazette, via AP, reports Janesville's population 18,894 in 1920, the largest decade gain yet. It credits new growth to housing and civic effort, urging residents to push for progress and a stronger city identity ahead of the 1930 census.
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Drownings and McAdoo Nomination Featured in Kansas News
A tragic drowning near Whitewater occurs when a 19 year old, Clarence Ludtke, sinks after his boat leaks. Rescue attempts fail. In other news, Dr. Burris A. Jenkins says William G. McAdoo will be placed in nomination at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco despite McAdoo’s stated refusal. Delegates from Texas and Alabama support the nomination.
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Love Triangle Untangled at Ellis Island
New York June 22. Immigration authorities at Ellis Island face a second love triangle in six weeks. Miss Neil Buller, 22, sought freedom to marry Cape Paul Miller of the British service, who urged her to delay marriage until Halifax. Canadian authorities would not allow Russ Butler to sail for any purpose but to marry. Captain Miller wired Ellis Island to divert the girl to New York where officers took charge. A prior case involved a French woman who planned to marry an American soldier but left with a tenor after securing his blessing.
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McGinley Loses Both Legs After Rail Yard Accident
Clarence McGinley a well known waif with both legs severely crushed in a Milwaukee west yards accident last Saturday had surgery to remove the left foot and later amputation just below the knee. Medical teams removed the tight foot a distance from the ankle as part of treatment.
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West Yards
Milwaukee Railway
Minnesota Primaries Early Returns Show G O Leading
Partial returns from 1,0905 of 3,186 precincts in Minnesota report Auditor T. A. Pris leading a six candidate Republican gubernatorial field with about 21,500 over Henry Shipstead. Simstead is Non-Partisan League’s candidate. Hodason leads for no Democratic nomination. All incumbent congressmen hold pluralities except C R Davis of St Peter in the third district.
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Simstead
Growth of City in Ten Years Surpasses Census Estimate
Janesville reports a population of 18,293, up 4,599 from ten years ago, a 33.6 percent rise. Mayor Welsh expresses optimism about future growth, noting the city may top 20,000 as new development continues. early records show Janesville’s rapid rise since 1842 and notable growth in subsequent decades. Other towns list varied census gains across the nation.
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Tyne
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Harding to Receive Notification of His Candidacy July 22
The Republican national committee fixed July 22 for formal notification of Senator Warren G Harding as the presidential nominee at his Marion Ohio home. Will Hays and a expanded executive committee will announce the nomination details, with Mary Daugherty named among the likely members. Five days after, Gov Coolidge of Massachusetts will be notified as vice presidential nominee. Police search continues for a Ford touring car stolen in Janesville from Louis Bier.
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Interesting Photographs From The Telegraph Desk
The Gazette shows a daily collection of photographs from the New York TMoth Photo Service depicting current events. Readers view a continually updated image front window display as telegraph dispatches from recent days are illustrated. TL offers payment for new photographs and captions for publication in Madison.
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