Santa Barbara Begins Reconstruction After Earth Tremor
NEW YORK July 1 Serious for crisis threaten the coal mining industry in the United States and Britain as L. Lewis denounces a conspiracy to derail the miners union. A national shutdown of coal mines may be ordered if a present agreement ends. Santa Barbara earthquake aftermath loom. reconstruction begins amid widespread damage.
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President and Wife Return From Plymouth Vacation
President Coolidge and his wife resumed the summer White House routine today in Swampscott after a brief interruption caused by the president’s father’s illness in Plymouth Vermont. The return marks a reopening of the vacation schedule as officials state everything is on track.
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Federal liquor case tied to Cumberland arrest
John Hart, Cumberland, faces a federal transport charge after a chase through Williamsport ended with Hart and William Thomas arrested. Officers found a five gallon keg and two jugs of moonshine in their vehicle. Hart, held 80 days in county jail, awaits hearing before U S Commissioner Alexander Haguer Tuesday.
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Willlameport
Justice Bowey
Felt Quakes In Stricken Coast City
Mr and Mrs Edward Updegraff recall Buutu Bachara Cal where a great dam ago quake struck Arlington Hotel guest deaths occurred and guests including a millionaire were killed. They felt five quakes while visiting and one jolting them as they prepared to retire. Santa Barbara’s beauty and location were noted.
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Trainor
Mra. Updesratt
Court Dismisses Symington Divorce Suit In New York
Supreme Court Justice Mord today threw out of court the divorce suit of Thomas Nt. Symington, wealthy manufacturer, against Mrs Tha May Symington, charged in infidelity. Trial was nearing its end as the case was in progress.
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Approval Granted Bond Issue To Complete Disposal Plant
Emergency bond approval clears Hagertown for a new disposal plant project. Board of Health Governor Attorney General Mayor Bowman pledge debt management, with notes issued to cover costs. City officials expect bond total near fifty thousand dollars and a one year debt plan.
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Chae
General Fang Declares War Mission in Interview
General Fang, Chinese Christian military leader, stated war aims in an interview, saying God has given him a special mission to open a road of blood toward China. He indicated preparations for an upcoming struggle.
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Slayer of Youth Near Here Faces County Authorities
A report from Washington county states Ratias, 20, is charged in a dawn assault at a Whitmar dance hall that left Seymour dead. He allegedly struck Thompson then crushed his skull with a stone before fleeing into the woods. A warrant for his arrest was sworn out by local officers. Ratias is described as about 146 pounds with a missing front tooth.
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Patriotism Led Him To Take Oil Lease
Edward L C Doheny describes in a Times interview how patriotism shaped the oil lease listen to warnings of a Pacific war in 1921 and the Pearl Harbor base work. he faces a Washington criminal conspiracy trial in October with Albert Fall over the Teapot Dome matter. He cites Admiral Robison and Navy secretary actions as context for national defense concerns amid a feared Oriental invasion.
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Belgium
President's aged father improves in recovery
In Plymouth Virginia Col John O Coolrdge father of the President is progressing in his recovery from illness. Physicians report he slept more and is getting along, though still weak. He spent the week peacefully with some time outdoors.
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Bootleg King Gets Three Years In Federal Case
Michael de Angelo, dubbed king of Columbia bootleggers, was sentenced to three years and a day in federal prison. He must also pay fines totaling 312,000 after being convicted on multiple counts of conspiracy to violate federal prohibition laws. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, is named as the prison destination.
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Michael. de Angelo
King” of Columbia
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Pedoral Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Waiters Have A $30 Dinner
New York July 1921. Twenty five former Millionaire Waiters' Club members, acting as Elias, refreshed with perfumes and chauffeurs, toured Long Island country clubs before a lavish 330-plate dinner. The feast began with caviar, covered eight courses, and ended with $1 cigars. The event honored the "Magara" of Delancey and Grand streets and 100 other East Side luminaries.
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Elias
Millionaire Waiters
Long Island
Dclancey
Grand Atrécts
East Sidera
Boy of Twelve Saves a Girl at Potomac Water Rescue
A twelve year old boy from Howard Schley, near Shepherdstown, plans to be recommended to the Carnegie Medal Commission for bravery after saving a drowning girl in the Potomac. The incident occurred yesterday when the girl went under three times while swimming with friends. the boy assisted by bystanders pulled her to shore where help arrived.
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Howard Schley
Shephardstown
Carnegie Medal Commission
Margaret Engler
Girl in peril stops train in washout rescue
A young girl, aged around a year in age, stood on a Washington County line and waved her bonnet to signal an oncoming train. The engine crew halted near Angian Station after the girl alerted them to a washed-out track. The train was carrying passengers when the incident occurred at around 4:30 pm, preventing a potential wreck.
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Hagerstown
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Stolen Sedan Report Near Cumberland City
A Chevrolet sedan was stolen yesterday in the Cumberland area. Local authorities urge witnesses to report any information leading to the vehicle and suspects involved.
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