Corinth Abandoned After Dual Earthquakes
Athens April 24. The shattered city of Corinth faced two more earthquakes this morning as volunteers and militers toured the damaged district. Destruction is deemed beyond repair with total damage estimated in the hundreds of millions of drachmas and a death toll of thirteen. The government dispatched food, tents, and two steamboats to shelter the homeless. transportation disruptions loom as residents seek new homes. The American Red Cross offered relief for 15,000 people. A submarine volcano near Mesolonghi is suspected in the Gulf of Patras.
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Athens
Corinth
Corinthians
Atricken
Serge
Metuxan
Red Cros
Jonghi
Gulf of
Datran
Vital Statistics and a Long List of Names in 19th Century Record
A dense OCR of vital statistics lists numerous individuals by name with scattered addresses and ages. The fragment includes many pairings of names and note-like lines referencing hospitals, streets, and dates, interspersed with monetary figures and building permits. The overall piece reads like a crowded public notice page or registry excerpt.
Plan Airplane Mail Parley Plan Airplane Mail Parley
In Brownsville on April 24, leaders including Glover and George Rihl left for Mexico City to push for a Mexico air mail concession and to influence the Mexican government to adopt a Houston Corridor route via Houston and Corpus Christi from New York and Atlanta. The group plans talks with Mexican officials and eyes a Browns ville reference route. The trip will use the Tampico to Mexico City air mail service with stopovers for refueling.
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Brownsville
Trring Glover
United States
Generalkoy Te Biebols
Houston
George Rihl
Mexican Aviation Company
Mexico Air Mail
Tgre
Mexico City
Hue Ton
Corps Christi
New Yrking
Atlanta
Coniné Hinojose
Mexican Portal Department
Calles
Houston-Corpus-brownsvile
Kreventa Bruerri
Tampico
Mexico
Glover
Lorelo
Browns Villa
Coolidge Eyes Gettysburg Talk Over Arlington Memorial
President Coolidge says he will deliver Memorial Day remarks at Gettysburg battlefield rather than Arlington National Cemetery. The announcement came from the White House today as officials confirm the plan.
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Coolidge
Washington
Gettysburg Battlefield
Arlington National
White House
Turday Evening Radio Schedule and Listings
Broadcast table shows a late night lineup with weather, farm news, and music blocks. Mentions Teraday event times and various programs across stations, including sports scores and local notices.
San Antonio notes from aviation days and local ties
A fragmented San Antonio column recalls Hen Kurly Cordell of the U S Army artillery, Lindbergh era acquaintances, and local figures. It describes Cordell and Lindbergh as schoolmates at Grovka and Kelly fields, mentions family lineage, visits by Charles Lindbergh and Ben Cardell memories, and assorted San Antonio society scenes, ranch travel, and regional names with sporadic details.
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Wheuk Hen
Cordell
Artillery Service
United States Army
San Antonio
Acceire
Philippines
Charles Lindbergh
Grovka
Kelly Fields
Maj
W. M
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Avalin
Gide
Oklahoma
Gud Duurrivd
Denison
Jindbergh Hug
Ben Cogiell
Ben Endy
Linleigh
Cardell
Ben Cardell
Yenison
Larkey
Charlie Lindbergh
Walley Okra Sells At San Antonio Market
Cucumbers from the Rio Grande valley appear on the San Antonio market at M4 to $ per crate. Okra from the Min Grande valley reappears after weeks absent with price at $2 per half-bushel. Radishes carrots and green onions hold usual Market Place prices. Cauliflower at $2.50 per state and cauliflower at $2.25 instead of per bushel. The local wholesale poultry market remained unchanged.
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Rio Grande
San Antonio
Min Grande Valley
Hediso
Local Produce Prices and Market Updates
A long list of wholesale prices for vegetables and fruits appears, including cauliflower at $2.00 per crate, cabbage $4 per 100 pounds, oranges and lemons per box, peppers and cucumbers by the bushel or crate, and numerous others. The report notes weak prices on medium to good graders, with some items showing higher or stable values. The narrative also mentions a ranch sale in Holyards county and notes on sheep, cattle, and lamb markets, plus local activity by agents and stockmen.
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New York
Cortan
Howth
Liverpool Osbton
Deeline
Callex
London
Liverpool
Townatour
Hed Bell
California
Neldanvee
Covn
Qitlan
Holyards
Benson
Smigbe
Dixon
Donson
West Country
Alway
Tug Leur
Els
FLIERS REPAIR WILKINS FLIGHT FUEL FUEL FOR NORWAY
Oslo April 24 CP Work to replace the interpace of the airplane carrying Capt. George A Wilkins and co pilot Carl Zeilaen delayed plans for their polar flight toward Europe. The crew may switch to a sea crossing or wait for ice to clear Isfjord while resting at Green Harbor.
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Oslo
Norway
George A. Wilkins
Hia
Carl 2
Kielaen
Werosy Hillerie Wyex
Green Larhor
Alorgen
Wilkind Wee
Europe
Caplin Wallin
Baint Borrow
Alanka
Hey
Isfjyrd
Green Harbor
Order Steamer to Get Fliers to Norway
Telegraphic order sent to the Northern Exploration Company directed the steamer Wear Green Harbor to transport Capt. George T. Wilking and Lieut. Was GB Hielson with their airplane to Norway. The Minn departed today and is expected to reach the mouth of the fjord by Saturday. They aim to reach Tromsoe early next week.
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Vslo
Slegmeeting
Northern Exploration Company
Honningsying
Winmark
Norway
George TH. Wilking
GB. Hielson
Norwar
Lromsoe
Norgus
Woman to Visit Dogs Being Kept by Estranged Mate
CIMCAGO April 24 UPA court order Hae Leon necessary to perpetuate the companionship of Mrs. Tolen Schahte and her two fellow dogn. Schulitt is being sued for divorce by Arthur Schudilt, who in the meantime has custody of the animals, Judge Sabath yesterday issued at weiler permitting her to visit one bone each day the dogs, which she seeks to salvage from her domestic difficules.
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Cimcago
UPA
Leon
Tolen Schahte
Schulitt
Arthur Schudilt
Sabath
Weiler
Associated Press Re-elects Noyes to Board Leadership
The board of directors of the Associated Press reelected Brak Woyes of the Washington Star as president. Wes Vane of the Walebury Republican was elected vice president and Robert King of the Louisiana States was named second vice president.
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Noyes
New York
Bord
Brak
Woyes
Washington
D. C
Star Presidon
Wes Vane
Walebury
Conn
Wis
Tipse
Mutimo dance nights and weekly sessions at Woodlawn
Weekly dance schedule outlines sessions every Tuesday and Sunday with notices for members and families. Mentions Dart, Herin Sonkwalle and local venues including Woodlawn Tanke and Nine Deart Sheika Wig dance events.
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Mutimo
Wed & Sun
Alle
West Hull
Theo
Artet Oa
Cady
F— Hermin Sonkwalle
Suny Agrit
Soy
Garde Toneart
Danieg
Adv
Woodlawn Tanke
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