Quake Stricken Acapulco Braces For Aftershocks
In Guerrero state and Acapulco thousands camped in parks and streets after a major quake near Central Mexico. The Red Cross and relief groups prepared to rush aid as shocks continued, many injured and 90 percent of buildings damaged in Acapulco. Reservoir drained to prevent flooding, two premature births reported in Tuluca due to shock.
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Mexico
D. F
Acapulcs
Guerrero
Red Cross
Acapulco
Week-end Traffic Claims One Life In City Crash
Week-end auto accidents claimed one life and injured two others by Monday. Clemente Gonzales, 54, of 210 White Avenue, died at Robert B. Green Hospital from injuries suffered Saturday when his car crashed into a telephone pole on Elgin Avenue. David Tobar, 47, of 1527 Potos Street, suffered a broken leg after being struck by a vehicle at Zarmamora and Chihuahua Streets. C. D. Phillips, 45, of 1010 Malin Avenue, was treated at P. & H. Hospital following a collision at St. Mary's Street and Lexington Avenue.
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Clemente Gonzales
White Avenue
Robert B. Green
Elgin Avenue
David Tobar
Potos Street
Zarmamora
Chihuahua
C. D. Phillips
Malin Avenue
P. & §. Hospital
St. Mary's Street
Lexington Avenue
Pacifists Protest Vinson Navy Bill Utt FCC
Washington January 29 antis war spokesmen told Rep Rainey they oppose the Vinson treaty naval bill and urged rejection of army and navy funding requests while noting Japan and Russia are expanding armaments ahead of spring.
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Washington, D
Snsaker
Rainey
Japan
Russia
Thompson Favors Hearings on Texas Oil Allowables
AUSTIN Jan 2 Texas railroad commissioner C Thompson said he favored a hearing to take evidence for revising Texas oil production allowances. He noted 113000 barrels daily pass through the Panama Canal from the West and urged a recheck as the Texas allowable has fallen in recent months.
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Austin
Jan
Ernesy C. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Panama Canal
Thompson
Two Divers Hunt Car Described Drowned Nuns Tragedy
Two Ogdensburg divers, disabled by 12 below zero, searched the icy Black River canal three times this morning for the car carrying four nuns and a driver who died last night. They attempted to recover the vehicle in the Fowere canal near Watertown New York.
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Watertown
Ogdensburg
Fowere Canal
Black River
Brooks Conducts Quarterly Tests At Brooksfield
The Twelfth Observation group conducted quarterly airplane and preparedness tests at Brooksfield on Monday. Planes with full military loads were dispatched on practical missions within a 200 mile radius of San Antonio.
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Brooks
Brooksfield
San Angonio
Mine strike clash leaves one dead in Kentucky
At Henry Cloy, Pikeville, Kentucky, a clash between sheriff's deputies and striking Edgewater Coal miners left one man dead and another wounded. The incident occurred during a confrontation at the Edgewater Coal Company's mine site. Authorities investigated the fatalities and injuries while labor tensions at the mine drew further attention from local officials.
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Pikeville
Edgewater Coal Company
Henry Cloy
Manhattan Payroll Soars By 190 Million Says Straus Jr
Nathan Straus Jr. reported that payroll in Manhattan has risen sharply with an increase of up to 190 million dollars. He cited a figure of 100 million dollars annually as a baseline, underscoring a broad rise in wages and employment in the city.
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Manhattan
New York
NRA
Nathan Straus Jr
Fascist Support For Dollfuss Amid Emminced Fight
Fragmentary report notes armed fascist elements aligning with Chancellor Engelbert Dollmann's government in Vienna amid escalating clashes. Incoherent text mentions imminent action and market listings but fails to clarify events or outcomes.
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Dollfuss
Vienna
Elmwehr
Chancal
Jor Engelbert Dollman
Auto crash victims recuperate at local hospital
Ramon Garcia 21 of 239 Simon street and Alfredo Rocha 20 of 30 Cottonwood avenue were recovering from injuries after their car struck a telephone pole in the 1700 block of South Flores street. Both were in Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Ramon Garcia
Simon Street
Alfredo Rocha
Cottonwood Avenue
Sooth Flores Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Roosevelt Garner Dinner Tonight Amid Royal Washington Hospitality
President Roosevelt plans a season dining out tonight with Vice President Garner. Will Rogers notes the dinner follows Garner’s contract style, while Washington hotel preparations show a festive roof setting with rose decor and a star-parlor for after-dinner smokes. Mrs Garner dresses in a black velvet gown with silver lame for the occasion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Garner
White House
Rogers
Will Rogers
Jack
Washington Hotel
Washington Monument
Socialist Aion Jil in Holbrook Arizona Bank Robbery Case
Dilworth Sumpter, a former Arizona congressional candidate, is jailed after a failed bank robbery attempt in Holbrook. A chase began near the First National Bank in Winslow, with shots fired before Sumpter surrendered. he faced charges while claiming capitalist manipulation and personal hardship.
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Holbrook
Ariz
Dru
Dilworth Sumpter
Congress
Arizona
Sumpter
Isabella Greenway
Demacret
HB. Wilkinson
Ptt Nan
Theought
Po Nee
Creomulsion Touts Relief for Child Coughs in Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for children's coughs claiming it soothes inflamed membranes and provides relief. The copy urges parents to ask their druggist for the product and keep it ready for instant use. The text mentions a blend of medicinal ingredients and frames Creomulsion as a trusted cough treatment.
Seek Ancient City Under Los Angeles Legend Uncovers Underground City
In Os Angeles archaeologists report a hoax or legend about a lush underground city beneath the city. They claim a key room holds catacomb records on gold tablets while explorers press claims of a hidden civilization known as the Lizard People.
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Los Angeles
OS Angeles
Ace of Men
Tinstall
Africans Raid Two Christian Villages in Kavironda
In northern Kavironda, two Christian villages were raided and burned in a tribal religious conflict. Eight Protestant converts were slain, with reports indicating a religious war among local tribesmen. The account was released today.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Kavironda
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