Tremors Felt Across United States From Major Earthquake
Reports from Harvard Cambridge Cleveland Georgetown and Marquette universities describe a massive earthquake felt across the U S with instruments indicating a seaward disturbance originating south of Washington D C The quake registered at 3 23 a m and continued with high intensity for several minutes with readings suggesting a distance of thousands of miles from Carrico to Central America and beyond.
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Caltech Press
New York
Harvens
Georsetios
Mexico
San Francisco
Sureas
Geveland
Harvard
Woodward
Roder
San Franciscos Bay
Cattforcia
Washington
Francis "Zonder
Georgetown University
Greveland
St. Innatius College
Odenbach
Cleveland
Central America
Father Odenbach
Cambridge
Harvard University
Mason Tipsy
Ro Worxtbeard
Marquette University
Jona Kremer
United Press
Pacific
Taore
Earthquake Shakes Pacific Coast and Inland Cities
Seismologists traced a major quake whose faint tremor reached the Pacific coast and was felt across the United States. Experts estimated the epicenter between the Panama Canal zone and far southward regions, with strongest effects near Oregon and Washington. No major damage reported. seismographs recorded the event across several states.
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San Francisco
Oregon
San Franches
Euserme
Spokane
New York
South Apwries
Panama Canal Zone
Washinzica
B.C
Weather Bureau
Mexico
Judge Grants Separate Trials for Small and Curtis
Waukegan presiding judge grants separation of trials for Gov. L Small and Vernon Curtis. Curtis is charged with conspiracy to embezzle funds. Gov. Small and Curtis plead not guilty as motions for separation proceed amid heated courtroom exchanges. Curtis held in quarantine. governor’s plea entered by counsel. Judge Edwards rules after considering authorities and arguments.
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Associated Press
Waukegan, AL
Cisire EL Edwards Redly
L Small
Vernon Curis
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Decrease in Flu Cases Reported in New York
Health official Rosal S. Copeford reports a sharp drop in influenza and pneumonia cases in New York. He notes 56 influenza cases and 6 pneumonia cases, with $75 allocated for safety measures, compared with 104 Sunday.
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United Press
New York
Rosal S. Copeford
Sundar
Girl Drugged on Track Incident Reported
A troubling transit incident is reported with a girl drugged and placed on a railway track. The motorman responded with emergency braking and the Bravest the at station details are unclear.
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Vallreaa
Jammet
National Commander Urges Instant Passage of Soldier Bonus
National Commander Hanford MacNider urges immediate enactment of the soldier bonus measure. He criticizes Congress for inaction and outlines insurance and home-help options, arguing the plan would support veterans while accounting for government costs. He stresses aid for unemployed veterans and calls for a unified campaign to back the bill.
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D. C
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Congress
Hanford MacNider
Weine
Gill
Tenger
Mos
Mactieer
Heiress to Marry Factory Workman
An heiress from Philadelphia is set to wed a factory worker from Warsaw. The ceremony is planned for Saturday with Mrs Glurion reportedly hosting a Savannah reception. The couple faces public attention as preparations proceed amid family and social expectations.
Wisconsin Denies NCAA Contamination in Summer Baseball Controversy
Wisconsin athletics director rebuts claims of scandal linking university teams to professional play. He says no connection to Purdue Illinois or Notre Dame incidents and vows continued resistance to summer baseball probes, amid broader Pacific Coast Conference concerns.
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Madison
University of Wis
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Wiscosin Boys
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Starch
Sox
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Jones
Purdue
Ulinoi
Notre Dame
Ars
Question Is How Many Can Afford A Car
Associated Press report discusses affordability of car ownership. It cites figures from the National Automotive chapter and local registries, noting large segments of the population could not own a vehicle and discussing ownership rates across states.
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Associated Press
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Manazer al Jthe
National Automeisic
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Friend of Feathered Species Dies at 86
An obituary notes the passing of a longtime animal advocate and friend of birds aged 86. The article lists lifelong involvement with avian welfare groups and noted supporting bird habitats and conservation efforts.
Solon Borglum Noted Sculptor Dies in Stamford
Solon Borglum renowned sculptor and head of a major studio history dies in Stamford. He served abroad during the war era and was brother to fellow sculptor Goizon Borglum in a family famed for carved works.
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Solon Borglum
Stamford
Seiex H. Borsium
Ariss
France
Goizon Borsium
Probe into Knickerbocker Theater Roof Collapse
Investigation in Washington DC into the Knickerbocker theater disaster that killed more than 100 people and wounded over 109 as heavy snow caused the roof to give way. The collapse swept the balcony and thwarted attendance during the storm.
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Knickerbocker Motion Picture Theater
Washington, D.C
Spectacular Fire at Great Northern Dock Near Allouez
A major blaze at the Great Northern ore dock near Allouez, a suburb of Superior, threatened adjacent structures. Firefighters battled intense heat as ore pockets ignited, sparks flew, and a rapid collapse of the dock became likely. Loss reportedly small as salvage work and demolition proceeded to clear the site for a new steel structure.
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Allouez
Superior
Associated Press
Wic
Alloues
Senator Kenyon Named by Harding as Judge of the Eighth Circuit
Senator Kenyon was nominated by President Harding to be a federal judge for the Eighth Circuit. The nomination follows prior confirmation and a Senate review process. If confirmed, he would join the federal judiciary serving in the region.
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Congress Postpones Disaster Aid Details In Hectic Session
Fragmentary text reports Congress debating a relief package after a winter disaster. Senators seek swift action while House committee meetings resume amid partisan maneuvering.
Astronomical Body Circling Saturn Reported by Experts
An unusual celestial object circling Saturn is described as comet-like and small by E F Prost of a university observatory. The fragmentary report notes its orbit and resemblance to a tiny comet, with limited verifiable details available.
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Assected Press
EF. E. Prost
Universits
Nathan Straus Urges Wealth Used for Humanity
The article reports Nathan Straus calling on the wealthy to devote their riches to mankind. He asserts wealth brings obligation to use money for humane aid rather than personal gain, stressing responsibility to help life and society.
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Nathan Straus
Lighting Fixture Men Press for Adequate Tariff
The National Council of Fence Fixture Manufacturers calls for an adequate protective tariff to support manufacturing. Statements stress the need to protect makers from waste and damage amid ongoing industry concerns.
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Assnemtedt Press
Ideal Weather on Saranac Lake Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes weather conditions around Saranac Lake with scattered names and unclear details. The readable parts emphasize ideal or favorable weather, though specific dates, events, or named entities are sparse. The passage includes stray terms like Napanee and New chamrien without coherent context.
Rumor of Resignation Involving Federal Prohibition Officer
A rumor spreads that a federal prohibition officer may resign amid pressure. The tale centers on ex director Stone and a plea by P O’Neal, former Wisconsin prohibition director, in a complex corruption case with unnamed officials connected to Washington.
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Prohibition
Milwaukee
Eetchativ
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Stone
P. O'Neal
Wiscons
Wiuridge
Walter Pr
Lessrancie
Cantase
Farmer Hinge
Delaney Trial Postponed on Request
Details of the Delaney trial are postponed following a request. The report provides limited context and references unspecified parties and motives, with no clear date or location given.
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Delaney
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RelEass Writer Held After Wife’s Poison Death
Thomas Stewart Ryan, reputed newspaper correspondent, is held following his wife’s death by poison. Investigators say Ryan attempted suicide by cutting his throat after the incident.
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Thomas Stewart Ryan
Ryan
Pittsburg-Plus Blamed For Kitchen Kettles Prices
United Brown Siu Correspondent reports Representative Alice Robertson criticizes mothers for flapper habits. She argues that mothers’ absence to social events pressures daughters to imitate worldly dress and behavior, creating higher market prices for home goods.
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Pittsburg
Interest in Choice of Successor to Late Pope Benedict
The Associated Press reports rising public interest as the papal conclave nears. Cardinal Laurenti, secretary of the Congregation for the Propaganda Fide, is seen as a leading candidate by some, with other names like Cardinal Fat, Cardinal Maffi, and Cantine among discussed possibilities.
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Pope Benedict
Associated Press
Benedict
Azerey
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Congregation of the Propaganda
Cardinal
Mulan
Gasporsl
Arehbichow
Pisa
Provision Stricken In Allied Debt Refunding Measure
Fragmented draft notes show a provision struck from a debt refunding plan concerning settlement of allied debts. The text references U S funding and a senator from North Carolina. Core idea centers on removing a finance amendment related to interest payments and foreign debts.
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Bs Arsenteled Press
Washington
Sime
Milwaukee Factory Buyer Testifies in FTC Freight Case
The Milwaukee factory buyer testified before FTC examiner John W. Sennett, detailing contracts with the American Sheet and Twin-Plate company, a U S Steel subsidiary. He described higher freight charges from Pittsburg to Milwaukee and back, says east-of-Pittsburg rivals pay lower rates, and noted his firm could not meet competition.
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Milwaukee
Itisburg
Uade Commission
Miflinn
John W. Sennett
United States Steel Corporation
American Skeet
Sstters
Chicago
Pittsburs
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Pittsbur
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pittsburg
Miltminn
Pitsburg
A. Severance
E. K. Schinhauer
Attornney
Firma Hall
Milwaukee man arrested in Wisconsin for transporting prize fight films
Federal officers arrested William Cook of Milwaukee on charges of transporting pictures of the Dempsey Carroll Patterson prize fight into Wisconsin and displaying them in Baraboo. A Chicago man accused as his aide is also sought. Cook was arrested at Baraboo and brought to Madison.
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Associated Press
Madison
William Cook
Milwaukee
Jersey Clery
Wisconsin
Baraboo
Cook
Chicago
Walker D Hines called in rate probe by ICC
Walker D Hines former director general of the railroad administration testified as a representative of the public to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He said railroad earnings were too low to permit rate reductions and that business activity would not be stimulated by such a move. He estimated substantial funds would be spent over the next two years.
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Associated Press
Whinstion
D. C
Walker
Hines
Rouilway
Tie Int Au Commerce Commission
Vrare Wevell
Opposition to Lloyd George Stirs but Won't Soon Solidify
Fragmentary notes describe opposition to Premier Lloyd George as not crystallizing quickly. The text mentions rhetoric from party figures and regional concerns, with references to MeSace and unnamed speakers, reflecting a tense political climate and uncertainty about a unified front.
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Lloyd George
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