Night Earthquake Shocks Los Angeles Amid Panic
Readers report a powerful tremor in Los Angeles causing extensive public alarm. Buildings rattled, windows shattered, and bricks loosened while crowds fled to Pershing Square and open streets. Minor injuries occurred from a falling brick. no major damage reported as authorities evacuated Camp Kearney and reassigned troops at Fort Douglas and Camp Dodge to other posts.
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Mary
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Nick
Rifle Blast Kills Three at Camp Lewis Range
A rifle accident on an artillery range at Camp Lewis Washington left three soldiers dead and four injured. The dead were Corporal Edward G. Scott of Marshfield Oregon Corporal Cistle R Dundinger of Marshfield Malph Parley of Ashland Oregon, with four Oregon men reported injured while serving in the patrol.
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Maershfield
Ora
Corporel Cistle R. Dundinger
Mearshfield
Malph Parley
Tragic Effort Ends in Fatal Truck Crash Near Middlesboro
In Kentucky a 16 year old girl Bertha Lynch was killed while trying to rescue her younger sister's infant. A car driven by Mose Leach, the girl's father, struck them near Mingo Mine about six miles from Lime. The baby survived with injuries.
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Middlesboro
Storm Damages Hit Neb Town Causes Major Destruction
A tornado ripped through Nolfgat causing heavy property damage with uprooted trees, unroofed buildings, and downed telephone poles. Streets were blocked by wreckage and plate glass windows shattered in many businesses and homes.
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Railway express services face wartime consolidation
Federal central New York issue outlines policy for railway precedents and recommends to all railways that express services continue under wartime control. It notes four original express companies ceased to exist and none can operate independently, with American Mailway Express cited as the surviving agency in the wartime arrangement.
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Japanese immigration fears dominate California relief debate
An article outlines McClatchy and California figures alleging Japanese concentration in rich agricultural districts and immigration pressures. It notes rising land holdings and crop values, plus warnings of policies to restrict immigration and potential demographic shifts affecting farming regions.
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Japanese Agricultural Association of California
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Department of State
Northwest coal supply hinges on ore carrier plan
Discussion in Washington centers on coal delivery for the Northwest as November approaches. Operators balk at a plan and seek a permanent committee to handle ore supply questions while noting transportation shortfalls and potential federal fuel administration action.
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Great Lake
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Howover
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Weale
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Interstate
Contercer Commission
Ininen
ALR
Northwest
Wheat Rust and Flood Damage Reported in Northwest
Reports indicate barley rust in the northwest wheat crop with limited damage so far. Cloudburst in the Vakira valley caused destruction totaling about 350000 dollars, disrupting agriculture and local livelihoods.
Railroads to Receive Extra Funds Under Transportation Act
The Intercounty Commerce Commission approves a large increase in rail funding totaling 47 million and more, lifting the revolving fund to 300 million under the Transportation Act. A 136 thousand loan is also authorized for Aransas harbor corridor reconstruction between Aransas Pass and Parkland, Texas, damaged by an overflow.
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Teanes Portation Act
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Aransas Pusa
Park Arcansay
Tex
Steamers Collide Near Atlantic City Sinks Frempton Vessel
A steamship Frampton owned by the United States Shipping Board sank after a collision with the Camas off Atlantic City. Three crew members reported missing as news from a wireless message to naval offices confirmed the incident. The American Express Companies, Wells Fargo, and related firms face consolidation discussions by the Transportation Board.
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New York
Jake Frampton
United States Shipping Board
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Atlantic City
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Frampton
Unclear Greek Italian Clash Near Nagafill
Fragmentary report describes Greek and Italian forces clashing 24 miles northeast of Aldin in the Malian region. Text mentions nationalist actions at Torklah and protests by Italians, with disputed statements about political motives and affiliations.
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Aldin
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Fallaa
Torklah
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Wallan
Orsek
Man Dies In Barrel Spill Over Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls, Ontario reports Harry P. Stephens, 58, of Niagara Falls, attempts the famous barrel ride over the falls. The barrel is recovered showing damage but no sign of Stephens four hours after entering the water. Stephens, a former barber and WWI veteran, is mourned as the third to die in such a stunt.
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Uty
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Barra
Mayer Harry P. Stephens
Niagara Falls
Oni
Prohibition Intensifies as Alcohol Theft Probe Expands
Government agents arrested two Aleoho employees over a missing thousands of gallons of whisky from state stores. The raid followed tips of illegal disposal through San Francisco druggists and promises of further arrests. Harding opens campaign in Tennessee criticizing the Wilson era and the league covenant as un-American.
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Tennessee
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Wilson
Wholesale Thefts of Esquar Shake San Francisco
Six watchmen of the United States Department of Internal Revenue were suspended after an investigation into wholesale thefts of Esquar from a coal bonded warehouse. While under guard thieves entered and stole brandy valued at over $10,000.
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United States Department of Internal Revenue
One Hundred Drowned in Seoul Flood Disaster
Reports from Seoul indicate 100 people are dead and 4,506 houses flooded as the Han River overflowed causing severe damage across the city. Rescue efforts continue with authorities assessing casualties and insurance impacts.
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Korea
German Ships for Yankee Trade Opens New Routes
Washington officials and the Shipping Board completed plans with the United States Mail Steamship Co to reopen former North German Lloyd routes to the United States. The board allocated suitable former German passenger vessels to operate the routes. Heavy winds and a windstorm isolate Nownow, Washington, in the Idaho wheat farming district, as flood and electrical storm wash away bridges and cut power.
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Shipping Board
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Spokane
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Waho
Idaho University
Invasion of Brussau by Greek TroopsReport
Greek forces entered Brussau city at 11 oclock on Tuesday amid scattered resistance. Civilians, including old men and women, fled or knelt as the invaders moved through the streets while Greek cavalry advanced toward Maudanty.
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Mostoma
Iowa News Recalls 1941 National Handlin Rally Reports
The desultory clipping describes a 1941 Des Moines area event with Camp Eiwanday near Ted Oaks and Red Oak attendees, a tornado of misread names, and a range of local incidents. It mentions the Des Moines hotel exhibit, tabulations of wool quality, a death by drowning in Dubuque, and discussions on electricity and school building needs.
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Iowa
Fair Beard
Four Children Drift 25 Hours Off Shore Rescue Told
Four siblings from Toledo Michigan drifted at sea for about a day and a half after leaving Lake Leary. The steamer City of Toledo rescued two boys and two girls from the water near shore. Merwin Daso led the rescue and directed others to safety as Violet Sherry aided peers until help arrived.
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Violet Sherry
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Wireless wedding ties couple at sea aboard cruiser
Ming Mabelle Ehertheemia wed Tuhka R. Wakeman aboard the cruiser Birmingham off Detroit amid a Pacific voyage. The ceremony followed a brief church service as the couple faced a capricious fate and hoped to marry by a set time.
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Tuhka R. Wakeman
Cruiger
Birmingham
Calfornia
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