Santa Barbara Rift Quakes Level City Center and Toll
A pair of earthquakes struck Santa Barbara at 6 44 in the morning and again minutes later, tearing through downtown and the Arlington Hotel. Debris filled streets as ruins toppled most principal structures. Loss estimates range from 4 006 000 to 30 000 000 with 12 deaths reported. Rescue crews recovered bodies including Mrs Charles Perkins and possibly Yant Bertram Hancock. Water supply was threatened but a main reservoir was preserved. The disruption left residents in emergency shelters with many on lawns by noon.
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Santa Tartiara
Cal
Santa Barbara
Channel City
Ife
Engi Zner
Charles Perking
Chictey
Nurlington
Quincy
Arlington Hotel
A. L. Hichmong
Sidholond
Yant Bertram D. Hancock
Los Angeles
Hichwond
le Arlington Hotel
Valley Junction man kills wife then dies in noose
Slaya Wite and Self Deg Moines, Iowa undertook a fatal domestic incident claiming a third wife, Alice, of Des Moines. After shooting her, he ended his life by hanging, dying at the scene in what appears to be a grim domestic tragedy.
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Slaya Wite
Self
Deg Moines, la
Euest Andersen
Valley Tunction
Alice
Des Moines
Sioux City
Ifs
Olis W
Harrod
Chief Engliery
Clevaland's New Airport Dedication next Wednesday
Cleveland's new air field at Brovic Park will open with a dedication next Wednesday marked by an inauguration of night flying in air mail services between New York and Chicago.
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Clevaland
Cleveland
Brovic Park
New York
Chicago
Tragic Crash Kills Local Driver Near Nebraska City
A 24 year old man, McGuire, was killed when his vehicle was demolished at a crossing by a Pennsylvania Pacific passenger train. Local authorities investigated the incident and secured the scene.
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Nebraska City
Drowned Boy and Greek River Tragedy Reported
A 16 year old Robert Stuart of Waterloo drowned in a creek near Diluque after a Greek incident. A large storm caused damage elsewhere with reports of unroofed houses, stranded miners, and a gale that toppled a wall. Canadian railways faced payroll and leadership notes amid regional chaos and fatalities.
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Waterloo
Rovert Stuarter
City
Wis
Creele
Diluque
Ward
Earthquakes Hit Montana Snapping Towns and Rail Lines
A series of tremors across Northern Montana and adjacent states caused property damage estimated at over six hundred thousand dollars. White Sulphur Springs and Gallatin Valley areas bore the brunt with many buildings demolished and several towns seriously affected. Rail lines from Great Falls to Lombard tunneled corridors reported damage as crews repair landslides and shattered tracks. No fatalities reported, though three injuries were noted and widespread fears spread through isolated communities.
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Helena
Mont
Mustena
Suniday
Cevstal
Montaba
Rocky Mcuntain
Iaho
Washington
Weycountty
Railrow
South Central
White Sulphur Springs
Meagher County
Thru Parla
Tower Gallatin
Milwaukee and &T. Yaul
Tralia
Tihrowhou-Great Falls
Montana
Ehocks
Innir
Waterlon Relates Delay in Robbery Inquiry
A garbled dispatch notes a one year old boy and a family in Waterlon near Bern. A reconnection is issued for Durand Springfield for a return to Lake County. A robbery charge is expected to be issued by government authorities amid a violent incident involving L Snyder and a jail-related operation.
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Wyear
Dubunne
Robeyne Slantener
al Stantmer
Waterlon
Prentress Lake
Alovgls
Bern
Durand
Springfield
Los Angeles
Lake County
Small
Negroes Oppose Klan Parade in Washington Scene
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urged District of Columbia officials to carefully consider the impact of authorizing a Ku Klux Klan parade along Pennsylvania Avenue. Local groups, including African American leaders, voiced opposition to the march.
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Washington
The
National Association For Lhw
Cihimbla
Miners Trapped as Flood Hits Ajax Mine
Rescue efforts falter as vast water surge floods Ajax Mine. Crews battle to reach workers believed buried, with hope fading after broken through walls released water. Official reports confirm fatalities while families await news.
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Wallace
Miho
Ajax
Greek Government Ousted as Military Coup Seizes Athens
In a sudden upheaval in Athens, a military faction toppled the government led by Migalahuds log, with rebels advancing from Mwai Ne and Salemike. The revolt triggered a brief siege and gunfire near government offices and communications hubs before the coup declared control of the situation.
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Migalahuds
Athens
Salemike
Uncle Sam 10 Drop Tate Dry Directors
Washington outlines sweeping reorganization of prohibition enforcement under a plan by Assistant Secretary Amilrans and approved by the President and Secretary Meflas. Decentralization will place authority in regional administrators, reducing central control and reshaping personnel to two new federal districts, aiming to curb bootlegging while coordinating enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
Unitad
Ong Cadh
Fluwayl
Toro Rita
Ageniis
Abt. Andrews
Corboss Mons
Drowning at Brownlep’s resort near Chardin Calhoun
The Dalybey family of Chardin mourns as their son drowning near Churdan is reported. The youth, identified as Mason City born, was found in a creek near Churdan after a prior fall into the water at Brownlep’s resort on the Lakes. Local authorities note the incident remains under inquiry.
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Mason City
Syearaly
Dalbey
Chardin
Brownlep’s
Te Lakes
Calhoun County
Urecher
Jas Qui Mer
Churdan
Banks in city closed as guards post barriers
Hongksig All Chinese banks in the city were closed to prevent any turmoil at the institutions. Strongly armed guards were posted at bank entrances. Early all the Chinese employees in English newspaper offices have gone on strike and the dumiies are issuing reduced evictions. Volunteers are patrolling the street.
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Hongksig
Du Pont Declares Dividends and Stock Action
Du Pont company directors announce per cent preferred and common stock actions. A stock dividend and a July 4 distribution are planned with September 1 set as the registration date. 106 price with accrued interest on the balance of its 14 per cent bonds described.
Income Tax Cut Possibility for Washington Residents
An analysis suggests Washington residents could gain further tax relief totaling about 8 million dollars based on already-implemented economies. The report argues for additional government cost reductions to sustain lower tax levels and spur economic benefits.
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Wastunateon
Former Governor Phineas Lounsary Dies at 38
Ridgefield mourns the death of former Governor Phineas Lounsary aged 38, who reportedly suffered a heart attack at his Grove Laws home several weeks ago. Local officials confirm the passing and note his brief tenure and early death.
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Ridgefield, Conm
Fareer
Phineas
Lounsary
Grove Laws
Feveg
Robbers Loot Minneapolis Safe in Loring District A Heist
In Minneapolis the Loring neighborhood saw a bold theft as robbers shattered a safe and stole about 34,000 dollars including 5,000, police report. The incident disrupted activity at a local business and prompted an investigation by authorities.
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Fletchers Ohtein
Minneapolis
Loring Motion
Riffian Blockade Pact Signed In Madrid
Madrid reports a treaty between Brance and Syalo to form a blockade alliance amid Nilfian tensions. Brance and Syalo vow mutual defense and economic coordination, signaling a regional security pivot as regional powers align.
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Madrid
Brance
Syalo
Besime
Sikneil
Fishermen report strange find off La Vong Beach
A veteran Chicago fisherman recalls pulling a strange object from La Vong Beach near Pine Ridge. Local experts inspected a large, unclear form washed ashore while authorities consider the possible origin and significance of the discovery.
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Chicago
Gars
Iowa State News Highlights From Several Counties
A mixed batch of rural Iowa items notes price shifts for poultry and wool, registration totals in Gass County, and plans for rabies vaccination via spinal injections. It also mentions wild game funds, drought effects on crops, road and school funding issues, and upcoming conventions, with references to local farmers and organizations across Polk Scott Marshall and other counties.
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Knoxville
Waletlug
Jubio Harris
Guthrie Cepter
Storna
Gass County
Clay Couity Wook Geoware Association
Spancer
Iowa
Jay XII
Darling
Register
Deo Flores
Ryebeach
Polk
Scott
Vna
Marshall
Story County
Farm Bureau
State Board of Conservation
Wildent der
Muscatine County
Parsoné College
Dke
Iowa Power and Light Company of
Des Moines
Adel Highland Power Company
Landscaping Tips For A Lasting Home Garden
Community notice emphasizes planning before planting. It advises framing a nature view from windows with hardy, permanent shrubs and trees, warns against premature planting before foundations, and stresses proper spacing, sunlight, and ventilation for long term beauty and value.
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Dev
Noah
le Werth
Dirt Hes No Place in Up-to-Date Town
Fragmentary text discusses cleanliness in town areas and street upkeep. It mentions concerns about streets and gutters, community effort, and a cleanup day as essential. Names and details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Sana Wa
Amotheos
Zoning Advances Across Cities Amid Proposals
The Department of Commerce reports widespread moves toward zoning. About 40 cities have adopted zoning regulations or are enacting ordinances. Proponents argue zoning will curb disorder and guide building and development in urban areas.
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Inert- CO
Thayning
Department of Conaveee
Java
Kansas
Model Playground Display At International Center Meeting
A miniature playground model built for city children by the United States Children's Bureau was shown at a Washington meeting of the International Center. The feature includes a swimming pool, benches, a walk, a large baseball diamond, a tower for hill children, story hour seats, slides, sand boxes and all necessary equipment with children figures depicted in activity.
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United States Children's Bureau
International Censtell
Washingdou Indias
Rolenis Cours
Hille Philtren
Tle
Look to Future Growth Cities and Their Expansion
The text discusses future growth of cities, urging focus on planning and improvements within existing lines. It emphasizes balancing capacity, infrastructure, and cost, noting the need for prudent strategies to avoid unprofitable expansion while aligning with laws and long term goals.
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Washington Unst
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