Santa Barbara Quakes Add to City Horror
Santa Barbara faces a new set of earthquakes with three strong tremors overnight, raising the death toll to eight. U.S. Navy sailors and police reserves guard ruins, fighting looting as repairs begin and a lighthouse, Arlington Hotel, and mission facilities suffer damage.
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President Coolidge to Speak in Cambridge After Swampscott Return
Col John Coolidge improves and leaves his bed as President Coolidge plans to depart Swampscott for Massachusetts. The president will deliver a speech Friday in Cambridge celebrating Washingtons anniversary and will travel by rail and motor to the Summer White House.
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Governors To Hear Maryland Executive Powers Debate
Maryland Governor Smith and budget director Herbert M Lerd addressed federal and state powers and cooperative marketing as the conference of governors discussed distribution of powers. The day followed conflicting views on federal retrenchment amid mounting costs and economic concerns.
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Wills Greb Set to Fight Charte Weinert in Newark Show
Wills and Greb were named favorites to win bouts on the Newark boxing card. Weinert of Newark headlines the welterweight clash while Mickey Walker and Jimmy Slattery were listed as contenders in separate matches. Training notes from camp described peak condition and last minute adjustments ahead of the six round bout and other scheduled fights in Buffalo and New Jersey.
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Montana fears visitation of more temblors
The Montana region reported ongoing tremors after a weekend quake. In Gallatin River valley and towns from Bozeman to Manhattan residents felt aftershocks, with about 700 workers clearing a Milwaukee Road railroad near Lombard after a track collapse. No major damage reported. rail traffic resumed slowly as crews worked.
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State Aids Dayton In Caring For Visitors
Dayton Tennessee June 29 A P The state will cooperate with the city to prepare for an influx of visitors for the Seo evolution with state health officers detailing sanitary help and chlorination apparatus and advisory services. Reverends Harr B Posdich and Percy S Grant to testify for the defense in Chicago defense talks continue with Malone Derrow and Field. The Rev William Montgomery Brown protests Tennessee laws against philosophical theories and criticizes Genesis in state law.
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Hagerstown to Lay Cornerstone for $300,000 Scheel Building
Hagerstown Maryland June 2 The cornerstone of Hagersteen's new three hundred thousand dollar high wheel building will be laid next Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ship Llewige of Masons of Hagerstown ceremonies to be in charge of Freer. The address will be delivered by Judge Frang and Wagaman. Ali Me wcorts Lage f the srs are expected to participate in the ceremony.
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Seven Hurt in Baltimore Weekend Vehicle Accidents
Seven people including two policemen were injured in Baltimore over the weekend. Patrolman Dennis Tagney aided a shell shocked veteran to Bayview Hospital after his taxicab struck a curb, then faced traffic court for reckless driving before completing the trip.
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Mayor Jackson's Young Son Fined in Auto Charge
A 3 year old son of Mayor Howard W Jackson was fined 996 45 in a Baltimore traffic court for reckless driving. Magistrate Lamkin found the boy driven over a grass plot at Gwynne Falls Parkway and Kleiner Avenue for 163 feet after nearly colliding with another car.
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Cocoanut Trees Take a Decade to Reach Peak Crop
The article notes that coconut trees do not yield profitable crops until about ten years after planting, highlighting long-term patience required for payback in coconut farming.
Longest air line links Perth and Derby in 1500 miles
Melbourne Audrane reports the longest passenger airline in the world operates weekly trips between Perth and Derby, covering 1500 miles with six intermediate stops.
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Late News Bulletins from Senta to Baltimore and New York
A collage of brief items reports appeals for funds and loans in Senta Berbera, legal actions in Chicago, tremors near Santa Cruz, air traffic delays in Teja, damage assessments in Santa Barbara, weather notes from Baltimore, and a jewelry heist in Maiden Lane New York.
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Col Markey Appointed Army Post Chief Advisor on Militia Policy
Frederick Maryland reports Col John Markey appointed to the Army post as adviser on National Guard affairs. He will help develop policies for the National Guard while retaining command of the Fiat Regiment in the Maryland National Guard. Markey, a World War I veteran, commanded the 112th machine gun battalion and later led the 114th Infantry in the 29th Division and received the Croix de guerre from France and Belgium.
Haltimore Auto Arrest Collateral Rule Approved
Automophile commissioner Boughman reports county magistrates adopt collateral deposits for motorists arrested on operating meter vehicles under the influence. The new rule requires a $1 860 collateral, replacing previous practice of smaller deposits and potential trial evasion. Officials claim the change will curb drunken driving and ensure proceedings proceed with greater accountability.
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Petrolmen Held in Death Of An Aged Man
Baltimore police held two petrolmen after the death of 65 year old Christopher J Rochlitz of 3004 Philadelphia Road who was killed in a small automobile crash at Eastern and Weed Avenues while en route to work. His car and the other driver's vehicle were found crushed at the fender area. Authorities report Rochlitz died at the scene.
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