Santa Barbara Quake Centered Ocean Sparks Debate
International news reports differ on whether the Santa Barbara quake was linked to Montana. Father Francja Anthony Tendorff, a Georgetown seismologist, places the epicenter far out in the Pacific and calls the event the earth's crust straightening process caused by brittle crust. William Bowie of the Coast and Geodetic Survey disagrees, saying the Santa Barbara tremor was unrelated to Montana.
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International News Service
Washington
Santa Barbara
Pacific Ocean
Francja Anthony Tendorff
Georgetown University
Tendorff
California
United States
Montana
Father Tondorff
William Bowie
Coast
Geodetic Survey
Two Boys Die In River Drowning At Bridge Street
Police seek identity of two 12 year old boys who drowned in the Mahoning river at Bridge street. Michael Libo, a track-walker, witnessed the drowning and raised the alarm as rescuers recovered the bodies.
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Youngstown
Mahoning River
Bridge Street
Michael Libo
Autopsy Links Fright to Police Officer's Death
Pittsburgh July 1 Autopsy shows Police Lieutenant Albert Burris 62 died not from a bullet but fright while answering a burglar alarm Three bandits hid in D H Hostetter residence and exchanged shots with police A wide shot from a bandit likely caused Burris's death and the suspects are held in jail
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Albert B. Burris
D. H. Hostetter
Burris
Polish bandit shuns $1000 reward in Warsaw
In a Cracow newspaper he writes a chiding letter claiming his head is worth more than the offered $1,000 reward for capture dead or alive. He vows $60,000 to the man who hands him over and pledges safety to the informer.
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Warsaw
Cracow
Kiss valued at six cents in Brooklyn suit
New York July 1 A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury awarded Miss Bella Wiener a kiss worth six cents in a $10,000 damages case against Jacob Lishinsky of Manhattan who she said kissed her at his office when she applied for a job.
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New York
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Bella Wiener
Brooklyn
Perry Monument Bids Listed for Erie Shaft
The Continental Construction Company of Erie bid $37,000 to build the 101 foot shaft for Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, to be erected at Presque Isle State Park overlooking Lake Erie and the city.
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Erie
Pauly
Continental Construction Company of
Perry Memorial Commission
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry
Presquesie State Park
Lake Erie
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historic Page
Journal of a clipped cross word grid with numerous clues across and down. Entries include Dark thick squid Howled ashore Crude notable period pronoun and many more across and down segments. The fragment lists many numbers and garbled phrases suggesting a published puzzle from a newspaper.
Word Puzzle Keys and Clues Across and Down
A word puzzle describes filling numbered squares with letters to form words across and down. Clues include terms for occupations states and body parts, with errors and missing parts indicating a publication-era puzzle card in need of solution.
Third Man Held On Robbery Charge
Howard Snyder about 25, of Haus ton, jailed in Butler Pennsylvania on robbery charges. He admits involvement with Clyde Wigton and Orville Wright in robberies at Jacksons ville Slippery Rock and Walkers Reach a week ago. Tools stolen goods and auto accessories found at Snyder's home after officers questioned Wigton and Wright.
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Butler
Howard Snyder
Hauston
Snyder
Clyde Wigton
Orville Wright
Jacksville
Slippery Rock
Walker's Reach
Wigton
Wright
Farmer Charged With Killing Cow in Butler County
Eden Elsenrath of Buffalo township is charged with malicious mischief after a neighbor’s cow died from a head injury. Elsenrath alleges the cow escaped from the neighbor’s land, jumped a fence, and broke her neck, claiming he did not kill her. He is held at the county jail pending a hearing.
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Butler
Eden Elsenrath
Tower
Buffalo Township
Elseprath
Elsenrath
Las
Sued 33 Times By His Spouse
Patrick J. Murphy a New York postal worker was named defendant in his wife’s 33rd legal action in 25 years seeking alimony during a separation. The couple, separated 16 years, are in court as Murphy planned to hire a lawyer. decision reserved in the latest action. Fireworks advertised by Lawrence Cycle Co. at 16 S Mercer St Betts.
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New York
Patrick J. Murphy
Lawrence Cycle
S. Mercer St. Betts
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Ocean
California City
Pacific
River
Mather Bros, CO
Victor Victor Victor
Victor Victor
Mather Bros. Co
Jewelers
East Washington Street
Fittsburgh
Perry Monument
Ebeling
Ebeling’s For Furniture
Washington St
Mill St
Offutt’s
Glass St
Cage Bros. Inc
Tray
Othe International Syndicates
Elo
Alko
Eres
Einia
Ewing's Shoe Store
Wallace J. Ewing Johnson
New Castle, Pa
Lux
Lever Bri ‘ Co
Canbridge
Mass
Lee
Cascade Park
Deving
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