Injured Driver Sentenced After Crash Near La Crosse
Edward Le Jeune suffered the most serious injuries in a collision on a country road near La Crosse. An intoxicated driver in the other car received a jail sentence from Judge Brindley. The wreck injured several others and caused extensive property damage.
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Edward LE Jeune
Judse Brindley
la Crosse Sanday
Milwatker
la Crossé
Hee waMmsn
Anges Seahan
Boises
Sysina Ee
Edzar Ne‘sin
Wesllic
Che Ryan Snine
PiPig
Mitre
Toy Eoiley
Alona
Reynds
Leona
Tokyo Inferno: Massive Quake Sparks Citywide Firestorms
A catastrophic earthquake devastates Yokohama and Tokyo, triggering fires that engulf Tinjo, Shiba, and Shimbashi districts. Thousands flee as homes collapse, embassies burn, and survivors crowd streets seeking shelter. Authorities deploy troops, ration distribution begins, and widespread homelessness marks the night of disaster.
U S Official in Tokio Asks Funds to Fight Epidemic
A Tokyo dispatch says an American official urges immediate Red Cross aid of one million dollars to Tokyo and Taiwan for medical supplies and food. Latest Red Cross figures place dead in the Japan disaster at 200,000 to 300,000 with 400,000 to 500,000 injured, Yokohama showing 60,000 dead. Officials warn Americans to leave Tokyo unless essential. Admiral Anderson cooperates with Japanese authorities in relief efforts as British ships bring more aid. No cholera outbreak confirmed in Osaka region. about 60,000 bodies recovered in Tokyo and Yokohama by Monday.
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Ashington
Takio
Ambassador Woods
State Department
Tawan
John Barton Payne
Red Grass
Commerce
Hoover
Red Cross
Yokohama
Navy Department
Anderson
Tokiq
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
United States
Asiatic Fleet
Takarabe
Jin
Japso Toric
Osaka
Torig
Associ Oo
Haren
Fireman killed as freight derails near Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia fireman J P Toller died and seven others injured when a Norfolk & Western southbound freight left the tracks north of Roanoke Monday morning and slammed into a rock quarry. Grain exports from the United States last week totaled 89,000 bushels, versus 4,006 the prior week.
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Roanoke
J. P. Toller
Norfolk & Western
Washington, D. C
United States
Larson Released from Jail Arrested for Bogus Check
Peter J. Larson, recently freed from county jail after serving nine tenths of a ten day sentence for vagrancy, was arrested Sunday afternoon for trying to pass a counterfeit check. Police report the note was for 6.80 dollars, with the amount written as 5. What the police will do next remains to be seen as Larson is held at the station.
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Peter J. Larson
Hiah Cate
Larson
Webber
Noble
Mondas
Ireland Admitted To World League By Unanimous Vote
Ireland was unanimously elected to membership in the League of Nations by the assembly. Dr Epitacio Pessoa of Brazil was elected to the permanent court of international justice at The Hague as the assembly and council voted. He succeeds the late Ruy Barbosa of Brazil.
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Ireland
Geneva
Associated Press
Montar- Dr
Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
Permanent Court of International Pustice
The
Hague
Jeague of Nations
Ruy Barbosa
Greece to abide by ambassadors ruling on Italy demands
Athens announces readiness to conform with the Council of Ambassadors decision regarding Italy's demands. Greece replies to the council note, pledging compliance with the ruling.
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Greece
Athens
Council of Ambassadors
Italy
Destroyers battered by fog off Pacific coast
The Pacific squadron of seven destroyers suffered a major disaster off Point Arguello Light between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Twenty three sailors died and fifteen were injured as the ships were driven toward wrecks by heavy surf. Survivors were being sent to San Diego as wreckage closed in.
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Anta Barbara
Calif
Associated Press
Point Arguello
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Navy
Pacific
San Diego
Naval Base
San Francis Tiero
Possible cause of disaster cited by officials
High level officials Monday theorized a tidal wave or seismic disturbance from the Japanese earthquake triggered the destruction of the destroyer division elev en off California yesterday.
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Washington
Destroyer Division
California
Destroyers suffer heavy losses in Pacific wrecks
A flotilla of destroyers were split apart by a Pacific wreck off San Miguel Island. The steamship Cuba ran aground twelve hours earlier, with survivors rescued by the Reno and Standard Oil tanker W F. Afficer. The destroyers Rene Partridge and Sanema stood by as the San Diego bound fleet regrouped after the disaster.
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Young
Turtle
P. Lee
Nicholas
Fuller
Chaunesy
Jonohhury
Pacific
San Francisco
San Mega
Hounda
Point Arpmello
Rene
Cuba
San Miguel Island
Reno
W. FT. Afficer
Santa Barbara
Ora
San Frdovisco
San Pedro
Cuma
C. J. Holland
Francisco
Jess
Partridge
Sanema
Wrere
San Diego
Occupied Ruhr Regions Ordered to Drop Passive Resistance
The Central News correspondent in Berlin reports that populations in the occupied Ruhr have been ordered to end passive resistance to French and Belgian authorities. Berlin intends to send a representative to Paris to gauge France’s willingness to concede. Direct government negotiations are believed imminent.
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Ruhr
Associated Press
Germany
Berlin
Paris
France
Earthquake in Calcutta Kills and Injures Fifty
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports fifty people killed or injured as a quake struck Calcutta on Monday. The damage centered in the Ninventingh district where many houses collapsed and debris filled streets.
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India
Lonndon
Associated Press
Calcutta
Exchange Telegraph
Nvinensinigth
Scientists Watch Solar Eclipse Across West Coast
Observers from around the world converge on Southern California to photograph the first U S total solar eclipse since 1979. Mount Wilson teams prepare instruments as radio equipment relays live data to Los Angeles Times broadcast.
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Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles
Calif
Associated Press
California
Santa Catalina
San Clements Islands
Ensenada
San Diego
Newspapermien
Santa Catalina Island
Santa Barbara
Santen
Mount Wilson Observatory
Los Angeles Times
Red Cross relief fund near five million mark
Washington report shows the Red Cross Japanese relief fund close to 5 million with national subscriptions at 4,071,100. Territorial totals list Washington 2,459,000 New England 400 Southern 76,300 Connecticut 267,800 and salary and foreign 150,500. Convicts escape Kingston penitentiary after four men fire at stables and flee in a stolen car.
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Washington
Red Cross Japanese Relief Fund
New England
Southern
Insalary
Kingston
Gut
Wisconsin Pressmen Elect Bey President At La Crosse Convention
Edward C. Bey of La Crosse was reelected president of the Wisconsin organization of the International Pressmen's Union at the annual state convention held at Eagle's hall. Sixty delegates attended the all day meeting with a banquet in the evening. New officers include George Skinkle of Milwaukee as vice president and S. Latan dross of Menasha as secretary. Plans were laid for technical schooling and for a memorial chapel donation of 150 dollars.
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Dward C. Bey
la Crosse
Tribune Pressman
Wisconsin
enah-Menasha
Auigre
George Skinkle
Milwaukee
Latandross
Menasha
J. J. Verchota
North America
Pressman
Tenn
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Furth
Homsands
Oaska
Brookie Hey
Tinnjo
Thier
Carapo
Mane
Penpla
Midniche
Kanda
Shimbashi
Tekaito
Davin
Shiba
la Crosse County
U.S
Ambassador Woods Arres
Tisposal of
Tory
Orlers
Po. Yeovil
Eusner
Trina J. i Funke Funise
O. Hart
la Stele Inn
Hougen Coy
Prom Street
King
R Millee
A. Jamer Kousdty
Terrance & Sona
Yohaerd Company
All James Second Street
Main
TL Wilkins
Arcad Street
Alaino
Pins
Milwaukes
Rat
da Crosse Keithing Co
Harrington Wirshheimer Blow Co
Smith AE Cm
B.C. Smith
Lehrans Main
East Ride
la Cro
Tigre
John Ash
Court House
Tinire
Baderr
Rand
Mantacue
John Walters
Gene
T . Blow
Meron
Wis It and
Pr Co
Burns
Vinita Sereet
Rar Bayn
la Prue
Pearl
Trutton Co
Oven
Wis
Maettillie
Ilinhes
Supnis
A. T
Yadard GH
Ey Bruce
Whetasaic Yearty Iimners
Krone
Stamping & Tool
Tom Clason
Qarning
Tort
Chas
Stone
Iren Jay
Cass
West Side
Do Antaherker
Gass
Deylan
W. Grams
la Crass Teawine
Jos
Lennon Wird
Helleman Brewing
Fou Lye
A. Pounce
R.A. Tbrecht
A. Rice
County Bank Bile
Burst Jeep Serult Sfaneth Streee
Afaia Mivell
A. Chaan
Mehermank
Fel Hankerson
Stadoe
Bud Spencer
Poptoffice
Leones
Tom Baley
Vine
la Cresse Clothing Co
Mmorhine Co
Santh Baur
Coast Line
Thes
West
RED Cross Relief Fund
Interchurch Movement
Edward C. Bey
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