Earthquake rocks Los Angeles causing panic and damage
Severe earthquake shocks were felt in Los Angeles with downtown panic, shattered windows, and damaged plaster. Reports indicate the tremor centered near the city with heavy tremors also felt at beaches and in Inglewood. Telephone service disrupted and several structures reported plaster and brick damage as residents rushed to safety.
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Los Angeles
Durnethon
Logiewood
Angeles
A.ry
Tota
Inglewood
Thin City
Pointe
California
Dobain
Comedians Benefit Show For Normal School Fund
Pendleton Commercial Association arranges a Sunday night benefit by Kelly's Comedians at Webb Street tent theatre. Twenty five percent of receipts from the show will go to the Normal School Entertainment Fund. The company will perform I'll Say She Does, a popular act from Vancouver, Rh. It is expected local patrons will support the fundraiser, with the committee led by LC. Scharpt guiding outreach and securing contributions to reach a near thousand dollars.
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Kelly's Comedians
Webb Street
Pendinton Commercial Association
Vancouver
Rh. Co
Loral
Becaus
Commercial Association Committee
LC. Seharpt
Bunda
Liberty Party Launches in Chicago as Reform Movement
Liberty party formed in Chicago by former 45 movement members. Key organizers include York Nebraska mayor Inigo Arthur Wray and Allen McCurdy, with hints the presidential ticket may be named. A parallel committee of 48 discussed creating a new party after dissenting from recent convention.
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Chicago
Mily
U. P
Liberty Party
Wea
Ucket
Jnigo Arthur Wray
York
Nebr
Allen McCurdy
New Party
Saperauys
Montana
John J.agen
New Jermay
Representavive §S
Sinnott
Oreron
Charles de Timberlake
Colorado
Arthur P Devi
Rechumathoy Servier
J. H Riewwile
Reclimation Service
Adnotph KK
Ranta
Cherk
Commit
Haltwin
Germans Agree Ratification Today as Talks Continue
Paris July 16 An Austro Hungarian peace treaty takes effect today with ratifications exchanged, allowing immediate resumption of relations with Allied powers. German delegates say they seek explanation on some articles while aiming for a settlement and continue to pressure for terms.
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Paris
C. Pi
St. Germaine
Jules Camaben
France
Au Tca
Spa
Germay
Ft. P
Ciermuan Delegites
Herr Scholx
Simonse
Corrempondeute
Aereemont
Wireless link ties Catalina Island to Chicago
The wireless telephone line connected Chicago and Catalina Island, California, about thirty miles offshore. Willan Wrigley Jr., owner of the island, spoke with local officials and representatives, using twenty minutes of land lines from Chicago to Long Beach and thirty miles of wireless connection.
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Chicago
Catalina Island
California
Centendar
Willan Wrigley, Jr
J. K. Patrick
M Renton
John N. Stewart
Ble
Long Beach
Calif
Plane Forced Down On Hardest Journey
Scranton Pa July 16 The Army plane No 1 en route from Mineola to Nome Alaska made an emergency landing at Eninhurst near here The commanding officer Col Moos called it the most difficult undertaking in the history of aeronautics The Nome Myers will undertake a flight of thousands of miles through extreme climates at altitudes around 14000 feet crossing the Canadian Arctic and rest of the Atlantic route
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Scranton
St. Clair Street
Mineola
Nome
Alaska
Ehinhurst
Col Moos
Army
Nelda
Longe Talend
Myers
Temporary prosecution of the colt Little Boy in Ottawa
Ottawa July 16. Temporary prosecution of the colt Little Boy seized June 21 by the Connaught Park Jockey Club on grounds he had been faced as a winner. Today W Bamford of Detroit claimed ownership of the horse in court.
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Ottawa
Connaught Park Javker
W. Bamford
Detroit
Sloop Resolute in readiness for tomorrow
The Shamrock IV defeated the Resolute in the first Americas Cup race, prompting analysts to deem it a victory of superior construction over a finely rigged yacht. The British challenger Shamrock IV showed speed in light winds, while the Resolute faced gear issues and a foggy start during trials and preparations for tomorrow's race at Sandy Hook.
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Sandy Hook
Po Htepin
Flesolyte
Rnce
Regellinnn
Jf Allerich
Finke
T. ED. Scott
United Presa
New York
Briamrock
Itesolute
Washington Secretary J M Howell Funeral in Olympia
In Olympia Washington funeral services were held at St John’s church for Captain J M Howell secretary of state who died at Tacoma. Attendees included Governor Ben W Olive Secretary of State Kofer and state officials from Oregon. The body lay in state at the capitol rotunda before interment.
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Olympla
Wash
A. P
St. John's Church
J. M. Howell
Tacoma
Thessay
Becarde
Friends
Ben W. Oietr
Kofer
State of
Oregon
Wtile
Wopom
Washington National Guard
Camp Morrar
West
Supreme Court
Portland Girl In Soldier Disguise Aims For Montana
Helena July 116 Mise Flare Moore of Portland Oregon arrived here aboard the Kompera disguised as a soldier. She said she left to see the world and hoped to communicate with relatives back home. The sheriff detained her for questioning as authorities checked her unusual journey and intent.
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Helena
Mise
Roseburg Area Sees 7.5 Percent Drop in Population
In Roseburg the latest figures show a 7.5 percent decline in population as rainfall and dry season effects limit water levels. The Panamanian trade note hints at broader supply constraints and navigational risks tied to the season.
Congressmen Visit Umatilla Project in Oregon
Members of the Appropriations Committee tour the Umatilla Project area near Stanfield Oregon. Officials from the Histon Experiment Station J McNaught ranch and Colt Spring reservoir discuss plans, with representatives including James Word Wilma TH Wood Leah Co Crampion Joseph Byrne John Brans and others outlining the mission and future funding during a July visit.
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Members OF
Congress Appropriations Committee
Umatilla
Wrathort
Banfield
Wire Kyle
Stanfield
Raley
Pamdleton Commery Tit Association
Wind
J. I. Mey
Janes W
Witla TH. Wood
Indiana
Leah Co. Cramplion
Michigan
Joseph W. Byrne
Tennessee
John M. Brana
Grass Valley Sees Severe Electric Storm Hits Homes
Special report describes Grass Valley region struck by severe storm on July 1j causing extensive damage. Widespread wreckage reported as rain and lightning affect farms and residences, with power outages and property damage across the Gram Valley area.
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Grass Valley
East Oregonian
Gram Valley
Whewt
Wheat Undergoes Sensational Break in Market
Chicago July 16 Wheat opened unchanged then plunged to ten and a half cents lower, led by lack of buying orders rather than selling pressure. Prices for December and March fell, with export demand described as moderate. cash bids showed declines across corn, oats, and wheat, while Canadian yields were seen as large and rain needed in some areas.
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Vadue
Chicago
Overbeck and Cooke Company
Ky Hye
Park
St Louis
London
Paris
Belgium
Germany
Cowan
Life jacket from Lusitania found in Delaware River
A life jacket drifting in the Delaware River was recovered by two railroad detectives. It recalls the Lusitania disaster five years past and shows faded hair strands, with the German torpedo attack still vivid in memory amid wartime and peace.
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Lawitania
Delaware River
Playgrounds Fund Vote Required by Pendleton Board
Pendleton school board votes to place a ballot measure this fall to fund playground construction. Money is scarce, and committees must unite to push an appropriation. Miss Mabel Cummings and Manuel Pridley urge collective effort to advance the project.
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Fendicton
Mabel Cummings
University of Onogonehysical Training Department
Pondieten Echool Board
Pendleton
Manuel Priedly
Schowl
Harold Bell Wright Granted Divorce in Tucson
Harold Bell Wright, noted author, was granted a divorce yesterday from Frances L. Wright on grounds of desertion in Tucson. The proceedings concluded with Wright previously living apart from her writer husband.
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Harold Bell Wright
Tuscon
Ania
Ics
Frances L. Wright
Grant Road Survey to Start Next Week in Grant County
A survey of the Ukiah to Pass road in Grant county linked to the John Day highway will begin within a week. Assistant state highway engineer Eminest Bennett notes that road grants contracts are set and discussions continue with local communities about the project funding and anticipated highway improvements. The work aims to finish grading and paving preparations this fall, with contractor measures ongoing and site visits planned by Bennett.
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Ukiah
Pass
Grant County
Aye M. ©. Bennett
Assutant
Eminest
Remy
Ac Feardine
Lorshlehway Offier
Biemnett
Leree Tenmereain
Deereill
Berger Twice Out Cast to Run Again in Newerber
Berger, twice ousted, announces plan to run again in Newerber. Miwa Eck cited in fete. election race draws strong party backing. Court-ordered shifts noted as reformers push for GOP nomination and renewed campaign. Henry Podensteb linked to interim roles and party strategy.
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Berger
Miwa Eck
Perser Eocialfet
Courtet
Wienenes
Hile
Newerber
Henryf Podensteb
Terroinst Venir
Republicay Sominacion
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