Earthquake Toll and Aftermath Across Regions Mentioned
A sweeping quake devastated towns from Italy to Germany and beyond. Casualties rose with 2,073 feared dead, many injured, and extensive destruction to cities, palaces, and churches. Relief efforts mobilized, Red Cross and medical teams aiding the stricken areas as leaders coordinate response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Rickard
Camprata
Melil
Lacedonia
Aquilonia
Risaccia
Aria
Home
Naples
Premice Mussolini
Gre Red Cross
Lidste
Pope Pius
Vatican
Southeas
Venice
Death Valley Garden Story From a Dry Wasteland
An early article describes Death Valley’s rare blooming period when wildflowers carpet the valley after winter rains. It notes the valley’s extreme depths and salt flats, surrounding ranges, mining activity, and the growing appeal to tourists with a new foothills hotel nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teall Valley
California
A. Hulter
Great
Dead Sea
Pal
Enil
Dkuete
Lave Leen
Winls
Dewth
Bergen
Hase
Patos
Uelow Sen Tevel
Denil Valley
Ead
Nevada
Cullaral
Miles
Houndary
Wwe
Willie Californy
Sini
Gente Tome
Death Valley
Fragmentary Transit Incident Noted Near Fremont
A distorted report describes a passenger named James Butt from Hanger Maine meeting a distressing event after a rapid approach near railway tracks. The fragment mentions a possible injury and a mental state, with unclear timing and location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
James Butt Elxty
Hanger
Maine
Bya
Old New York Nightlife Dreams and Fire Alarm Sparks
A fragmented account recalls Broadway era figures and venues in New York. It mentions street life on Mary Street and the Woolworth Building as a landmark, with notes on crowds, fire crews, and dramatic theater personalities like Wallace Margun and Jack Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary
Luis
Kage Colsidts
Ani
Pie
Skyling
Vanel
Woolworth
Madison Symave Baereich
Musical Powder Box Alarm Triggers Burglary Case
In Valley Center Kansas a burglar alarm triggered by a musical powder box led to a confrontation with a suspect. The assailant incapacitated by a shot earlier in the night fled after a pistol shot wounded a witness and injured a staff member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Maden
Hoftiman Son Marries Wealthy San Francisco Heiress
The San Francisco society note tells of Clifterst Tolman Hoftiman a Stanford football standout and son of banker Edward E Hoftiman marrying Claire Giannini heiress to the Bank of Italy fortune. The romance spans Stanford football fame Pop Warner connections and San Francisco social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Grandaco
Clifterst Filte
Tewth Voltman
Kamvo
de Leunman
Manford University
Denaue de Wsband
Hurother
Clabte Gvelse Gian
Horatio Atgeedikee
Frouken
Ghamuint
Warener
Stanford
Rugged Gotman
Pop Warner
Ussiman
Nettin
Norbert Fleishihacker, Jr
Anil
Fuip’ Wartz
Beowas Graventen
Andore Joy
Herbert Fleishbacker
Claire Gvelyn Giuoninl
Qiny Mit- Wons
Giannini
Sun Spot and Rabbit Pelt Connection Traced
Ottawa Dominion Observatory study finds rabbit pelts in Canada rise when sunspot count is threefold higher than in low sunspot years. Data from Hudson's Bay Company pelts suggests a correlation between solar activity and fur trade fluctuations in Montreal and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Hudson's Bay
Dominion Otervatory
Ottawa
Brennan Refusal On Committee Questions Sparks Debate
In a state examination context, Tork Ole T Brennan justified refusing to answer questions from the character and fitness committee. The exchange centered on allegedly foolish inquiries, including a query about who discovered a term. The incident prompted renewed discussion on inquiry relevance and applicant rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole T. Brennan
Ole Vac
Bees Buzz Through Radio Broadcast At WLW
A jumble of names and misread text describes a radio broadcast at WLW Cincinnati. Bees and buzzers are mentioned with Dan Winger and Boss Johnston handling sound effects while a stage scene or comedy titled Ginger is referenced amid technical misfires and cigarette smoke on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krott
Wileh
Charles Bowles
Ida
Bowles
Ane
Joseph Gillespie
Detroit
Harold Mmuiong
de Kentucky Fethy
Emmons
Sid
Bho
Billaths
Omutiilony
Wml
Psaver
Tole Sy
Green
Pe Nce
Yening
Rostov
Cincinnati
Ohio
Crosley
Dan Winger
Shing
Livo
Johnston
WLW
Ib Marge
Stadion
Pio Erns
Ty Che Reaeue
Linus Reebuepers
Heer
Emeke
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Herbert Mooyer
Rapidan
Orehear Hele Swamer
Alassachusetts
Whiteti
Sisle
New Yor
Italy
Erqmany
Coblenz
Rutnelund
Vou Hindeghuse
Racland
Heviethus
Sonkors
Droyden
Grasesumi
Betworthy
Aya
Falsaum
Prince of Wales
Ediwunl
Renrik Lacifler
Liett
Col. Guat
Eletie Gerson
Tese Floyers
Old Gharies Shearing
Seco Gitot
Senate
Dident Muaver
London
Pyc
Ils
Bykverst
Paula
Darling
Bingham
Hite
Tohioxon
Moces
New Lampshire
Odile
Nesadr
Pine
Orabome
Robinson
Indiana
Meketine
Tennesse
Walsh
Mazsachusetts
Capyer
Allo
McMaster
Towel
Chateman
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Gommmik
Mn Legge
Capper
Kamsas
Rauzos
Mrod
Farm Board
Trant Haneke
Council Grove
Terralt
Vogdandy
Amldrg ‘Trading Corporation
Sovtoy
Hog
Fiat Dhe Antares & Witton Dubhar
York Stilh
Wt Fursilgn Trade
Gor Remanent
Amtorg
Gescnras Huston
Onotor
Twoover
Nouaceg Fae
Van
Republican National Lan
Wileee
Aguust
Easton
Senin
Emocrats
Lena
Tina
Minm Pasha
Reyptian Finance
Wutan
Pionerr Wn Aviation
Buffalo
Curtiza
Wright Brothers
Uret
Amulet
Mingriton
Towle Eads Low
Smilionaire Holst
Wis
Hfe
Staunton
Harty
Tinek
Epited
Wealty Aint Higrrovement Corporation
Maying Spit
Rodery
New Yorks City
Ita Grealest Knittings
Eulente
Showtina
Harti
Long Leland
Grethers Newsudnte
Lights
Scaunt of
Ong
Frank Daniels
Yorks
P. Walter
Hrand Central Police
Jils
Newman
New York Central
Witter
Punny
A Aynibate
Sixth Avenue
Ullivedt
Am Aldi
Jussell Mallersom
Wallace Afargun
Mastrators Minstrator
Jack Duncan
RuMaye
Heivid Wallace
Pic
Walkice
Gad
Mr. Wallnes
Mellon
Hohe
broubiTe
Frieda Mueller
Shke
Tayla
Potslaw
Claremant Fot
Ax Cnce
Wow AP
Indow
Vineile Richands
Hod Carrier
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