Santa Barbara quake shocks coast and recovery drive
The Santa Barbara earthquake of Monday left 11 dead and many injured as business areas were ruined and water and gas mains broken. Losses are estimated at 20 to 30 million dollars while rebuild plans and loans quickly form, with banks organizing a revolving fund and widespread recovery efforts underway.
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Arlington
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Montana
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University of Chicago
Pacific Ocean
Cordillera
President Coolidge Heads Home After Swift Recovery
RESIDENT COOLIDGE hurriedly left the summer White House at Swampscott for Plymouth Vermont as his aged father neared a surgical operation. The elder Coolidge improved rapidly, doctors advising the President he could return to White Court. He and Mrs Coolidge then began the return journey by motor, wandering off course but finally reaching home without incident.
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Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Plymouth
White Court
Edith Nourse Rogers elected to fill Massachusetts seat
RS Edith Nourse Rogers wins Fifth District seat in the House after the death of John Jacob Rogers. The Republican defeats former Gov Eugene N Foas by more than two to one, making her the first New England woman to serve in Congress.
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Edith Nourse Rogers
Fifth Congressional District
Massachusetts
John Jacob Rogers
Eugene N. Foas
Rogers
New England
Strife in China Broadens as Foreign Forces Face Demands
Warlord Hang Tso Lin presses for early settlement of Shanghai strike troubles while Feng Yu hsiang calls for war to end extraterritorial rights. British forces land on Shameen island Canton as Tokyo cautions U S intervention remains unnecessary. police arrest Dosaser and wife in Shanghai with documents linking agitation to communists. John MacMurray arrives as new American minister to China.
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Hang Tso-Lin
Shanghai
Feng Yu-hsiang
Shameen Island
Canton
Agitation Department
Communist Party
Hongkong
John MacMurray
China
Peking
Tokyo
America
Aden Ris Launches Assault on French Lines Near Cheyab Frontier
Aden Ris made a supreme effort to break the French lines between Cheyab and the Algerian frontier hoping to reach Fez. The French met him with heavy fire and repulsed the tribesmen along a 60 mile front. Abd-el-Krim led his troops in person with support from loyal Moroccans.
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Aden Ris
Cheyab
Fez
Abd-el-Krim
Pacific fleet sails from Honolulu for Australia tour
Merica s great Pacific fleet of 50 vessels departed Honolulu on Wednesday heading toward Australia New Zealand and Tasmania The plan calls for dividing into two detachments near Australia and later scattering to visit many ports across the region
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Merica
Honolulu
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Miners chief vows fight to finish at Scranton meet
Jon L Lewis, leader of the coal miners, told a Scranton audience he will pursue a fight to the finish in renewed negotiations with anthracite operators over the contract expiring August 41. He warned bituminous operators a nationwide soft coal strike may follow if the Jacksonville agreement is not enforced. He charged an infamous conspiracy between soft coal operators and certain railroads to derail the three year pact and criticized Rockefeller Jr., Charles M Schwab and Secretary Mellon for not using their influence to stop violations.
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Jon L. Lewis
Scranton
Jacksonville
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Chaaries M. Schawb
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Prohibition Agency Reorganization Sparks Possible Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
The government’s prohibition enforcement overhaul takes effect August 1. Commissioner Roy A. Haynes is expected to resign and run for Ohio governor as a Republican. He has sought to quit before, was urged to stay, and last fall aspired to pursue the governorship as a Prohibition candidate before Coolidge’s decision.
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Wee
Roy A. Haynes
Ohio
Coolidge
Wisconsin Bar Chief Runs for LaFollette Seat
O P Wilcox of Eau Claire announces candidacy for the Senate seat left by the late LaFollette, pledging independence from any group and support for Coolidge era tax and government reforms. Francis E McGovern of Milwaukee also enters the race, with others like Mrs LaFollette, Fred Zimmerman, and Zona Gale mentioned as possible contenders.
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O. P. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Wis
Wisconsin Bar Association
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Francis E. McGovern
Milwaukee
Senate
Mrs. LaFollette
Fred Zimmerman
Zona Gale
Two Ice Box Makers Plead Guilty in Chicago Price Fix Case
Two ice box manufacturers, among many furniture makers indicted for violating the anti trust act by price stabilization and artificial price increases, pleaded guilty and were fined a total of 68000 dollars by Federal Judge Cliffe. The next group to be arraigned will include dining room bedroom and living room furniture makers.
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Chicago
Cliffe
New American Ambassador to Germany Presents Credentials
R Jacob Gould Schurman, newly named American ambassador to Germany, presented his credentials to President von Hindenburg and spoke on cultivating mutual friendship. He said he would carry out his government’s instructions with cordial sentiments rooted in his early studies in Germany.
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R. Jacob Gould Schurman
Germany
von Hindenburg
Doctor Schurman
Estate of Amariah T. Snyder Deceased Cheyenne Neb legal ad
Legal advertisements from the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announce proceedings in the matter of the estate of Amariah T. Snyder, deceased. The notice outlines estate administration and invites creditors and heirs to respond within required time frames.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Amariah T. Snyder
Notice of Hearing in Cheyenne County Probate Case
B F Bayne files petition in County Court alleging Amariah T Snyder died intestate owner of NW 1/4 Section 24 Township 13 Range 49. Heirs listed Ann Snyder Henry Snyder Maggie Snyder. Hearing set for August 3 1925 at 10am. Notice to interested parties by Telegraph newspaper for three weeks.
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B. F. Bayne
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Amariah T. Snyder
Towit
Ann A. Snyder
Henry J. Snyder
Maggie Snyder
Telegraph
Notice to Contractors for Lodge Pole Potter Project 149-B
Bids will be received at the Department of Public Works in the State House Lincoln Nebraska on July 1 1925 until 9 00 AM for grading culverts bridge and incidental work on the Lodge Pole Potter Project No 149 B Federal Aid Road. Work includes 4 1 miles of earth road and numerous earthwork culverts guard rails and concrete items with detailed quantities. A five percent certified check is required and work must start before August 15 1925 and finish by December 1 1925. Plans and specifications available for inspection.
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Department of Public Works
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bid notice from Cheyenne County and State Engineer
Cured at the office of the County Clerk in Sidney Nebraska or at the State Department of Public Works in Lincoln Nebraska bids may be waived or rejected in whole or in part by the State and County. Henry Pavlat County Clerk Cheyenne County R L Cochran State Engineer.
Gravel Surfacing Bid Notice for Lodge Pole Sanol Project 149 A
Sealed bids for 3.7 miles of gravel road construction on Lodge Pole Sanol Project No 149 A Federal Aid Road will be opened July 31, 1925 at 12:00 AM. Bids require 5 percent security. Plans available from Cheyenne County Clerk in Sidney or State Public Works in Lincoln. The county reserves the right to waive technicalities and reject any bid. R L Cochran State Engineer.
Radiology Congress Opens in London Attracts Global Interest
About 100 American physicians join the first international radiology congress in London. Industries such as coal and structural steel show keen interest as radiologists present X-ray based analysis methods and strength tests. Dr Norman Kemp reads the opening paper.
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London
Norman Kemp
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Livoni Office
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