Red Cross Appeals For Earthquake and Fire Victims Aid
Hagerstown accepts contributions for Jagan victims struck by earthquakes fires and floods with property losses in the millions. Local Red Cross collects at 12 Washington Street and forwards funds to Washington headquarters as officials expect word soon.
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Hagerstown
Jagan
Red ‘Cross
Red Grass
Washington
Irene Smith
Oval Shapter
Red Cross
Eho
Pyut
Red Crota
Waalington St
Waalington
Nto
Red Grosa
Strieien
Coolidge
Uy Daily Mail
Struck by Auto in Washington Injures Buckey Ingels
Buckey Ingels aged 26 from Washington was seriously injured yesterday when struck by an automobile in that city. He was taken to Casualty Hospital with internal hemorrhages. His condition later improved slightly. he is married with two children and his mother and sister accompanied updates on his status.
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Buckey Ingels
Waalfiglon
Jute’ Ingola
WA Llano
Ouca
Washington
Har Alatér
Margaret Hockey
Wirlington
Ine Fagels
Fral
Ligula iv
Aed Ini
Japan Bonds Slide at NYSE Opening
New York stock exchange sees Tokyo bonds weaken at the opening as City of Toki Japan and government securities lose ground. Japanese government bonds drop about 3 percentage points, with early quotes showing declines and trading below prior levels.
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New York
Toki
Japan
New Yorks Stock Exchange
Chimney Blaze Damages Kitchen At Hotel Hamilton
Firefighters were called to extinguish a blaze in the kitchen area of the Hotel Hamilton at 6 this morning. An overheated cook stove ignited the chimney, producing smoke but causing no injuries. The blaze was put out with chemicals and water. the kitchen wall was scorched but not severely damaged.
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Hotel Hamilton
Hamilton
Baltimore men lease garage in Williamsport incident
In Williamsport a group led by men named Taylor and Seymour faces charges related to illegal activities connected to a garage lease in Baltimore area. Officials allege the defendants engaged in a pattern described as a modest burglary and related conduct during the lease and operation period.
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Baltimore Men
Williamsport
Wood
Taylor
Sehattiel
Seymour
Ballinare
Yohah Alin
Mowars
Sehotien
Island sinks as population vanishes at sea
A dispatch from Osaka reports unconfirmed information stating that Oshima Island, the largest in the city group, suddenly sank into the ocean and that its entire population was drowned.
Quake Blessing to Japan Said by Prof Kuno
Royali Prof. Kuno of the University of California, head of Oriental languages, says the earthquake disaster in Tokyo and Yokohama brings great loss but may eventually benefit the empire. He notes the cities were centers of commerce yet lacked modern lighting and street improvements, hindering business.
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Doremley
Cal
Tokio
Yokohota
Royali
Kuno
University of California
Department of
Ameria
U S Destroyer Fleet Heads to Aid Japan
An American Asiatic destroyer flotilla sails toward Japan with food, medical supplies, clothing to aid destitute civilians. Ships include Borie Slewarg Barlar Whilppis Tracey John D Edwards Smith and Thompson. Borie ordered to Nagasaki, others to Yokohama.
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U.S
Japan
Chofoo
China
Eurouts
Mediganegan
Fost
Doatrayera
Borie
Slewarg
sBarlar
Thompson
Nagaaaki
Yokohama
Three Held On Liquor Charge In Federal Case
A distorted report notes three individuals arraigned before U S commissioner A R Hager on liquor charges in a case tied to a Padaral me Uihilon operation. The men, including Jononh Bella Howard Mowley and Edward Talley, remain under $600 bonds for Federal Court proceedings in Baltimore as authorities pursue the alleged plan tied to a death threat case.
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United States
A. R. Hager
Tha
E City
Padaral Me
Jononh Bella
Howard Mowley
Edward
Baltimore
Ont Qeathora
Gounaalynor
Valde
Italy May Withdraw From League Say Mussolini
Premier Mussolini declared Italy might withdraw from the League of Nations over its meddling in Malta affairs. A vote of endorsement supported Mussolini's policy while news of naval and military movements was reportedly held up. Reports from Venice said a Greek yacht was attacked and a ship was attacked by motorboats. An announcement claimed Greeks and Armenians were killed during the bombardment at Corfu, while troops were stationed in barracks amid agitation.
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Lip Indereufu
Dewe
Rome
League of Nations
Maly
Banite Mussolini
Italy
League of Nationa
Publig Opluion
Prevanxe
Pramiac
Cal-onel
Mugnolini
Poliy
Corfu
Grok
Langhorne Joined To Lead American Aid Mission To Yokohama
Colonel Langhorne and Brigadier General McCoy, aides to Governor General Wood, departed from Hagerstown to Yokohama aboard the President Lincoln to lead relief work for the War Department and assist the American Red Cross in ministering aid after arrival in Japan. Langhorne previously commanded the 62nd Cavalry Division.
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Loteranttonat
Seeviney Shanghal
Frank McCoy
Langhorne
Leonant Wood
Philippine Islands
Ligcotn
Khava
Yokohama
Japan
Mere
McCoy
Red Cross
Young Farmer Dragged by Bolting Horse
Frank Natley, married and employed on Edward C. Dow’s farm near Willigrasport, was badly lacerated and concussion injured after being dragged yesterday by a bolting horse. Natley tripped and fell as his foot caught in the trace, the horse bolting and pulling him across the yard. He was treated by Williamaport medical staff and remains under observation for potential dangers.
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Frank Natley
Edward C. Dow
Hagera Town
Willigrasport
Lis
Nalley
Imebardnon
Williamaport
Naltoy
U S Rushing Help To Stricken Japan
United States ships and fuel crafts speed to Japan to aid the stricken nation after a vast disaster. The relief effort spans the western Pacific with vessels en route or loading food medicine and clothing from allied ports. American warships and merchant units coordinate from the Philippines and other hubs aided by a nationwide Red Cross fundraising drive as the relief push moves forward.
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International
Washington
Japan
Nippon
Pacific
Ue American Army
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Ue Melgen
Merritt
America
United Bintee
Funda
Ted Cross
Jagan
96 Hours Ahead Ts Mail Reports Yokohama Disaster
The Daily Mall published first on the Yokohama destruction, 96 hours before others. International News Service dispatches on Saturday afternoon warned of the worst disaster of all times, with clear bulletins to the public.
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Ite International News Service
Yokohama
Ite 4.N
Conner wins races at Richmond track meet
M C Conner dominated events at Richmond yesterday capturing two top finishes in the motorcycle races on the 4 mile course. Charlot Pinal of Warhington placed second with Woolon and Marfol also noted among results.
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Richmond
Toi Cowher
Hagarxtown
Daring
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Cammy
Ovni TE
Tokio and Yokohama Destroyed by Earthquake Fire
Shanghai dispatch reports the Tokyo earthquake and subsequent fire left only ruins with five billion dollars in damage. Yokohama preserves two buildings while tens of thousands of homes were destroyed and casualties potentially reaching half a million. The Tokyo government center faced massive loss as relief channels begin to operate.
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Shanghal
Tokio
Japan
Hag
Shanghai
Yokohama
Mitsui Bussankaisha
Yokohama Specie Bank
Bureau of Relief
Ta Ig Uiat
Yorkeboma
Wis
Toxico
Tollo
Ovske
U S Consul And Wife Dead In Tokyo Earthquake
A dispatch from Iwaki reports the U S ambassador Cyrus Woods and staff are safe after Tokyo earthquake destroyed the embassy. American consul at Yokohama and his wife are dead. other foreigners casualties and widespread distress prompt calls for urgent relief and medical aid.
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Tig
Newn Soevler
Washington
Cy‘rus E. Woods
Tokio
United States
State Department
Iwaki
John Dawla
Shanghai
Mix Kitjassell
U.S
Yokhama
Strte Department
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Eam
Kobe
Fram
Seattle
Hffer
Grand Hotel
Eckerman
New Jersey
Esting
Ate Okahama
Auatratia
Impress of
Qatiatla
Rand Hotel Oriental
Asiatic Treet
Yokohama
Nildboro
Aalita
Yokohana
Railroad Men Hit By Hard Coal Strike
Railroad workers suffer amid a sweeping coal conflict as orders pull men from loading coal. Legal actions and testimonies surround the case as tensions rise between the Philadelphia and Roading Company and the union, with public officials weighing remedies.
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Povtsville
Philadelphia
No Countians In Stricken Quake Area
The Daily Mail reports Washington countians were not confirmed in the Japanese quake zone. Mrs Helen Steck of Smithsburg mourns relatives in Yokohama. Her son J Morris Stack, once a local high school teacher, is now in Fredericksburg Virginia with his family. Some locals have visited wrecked Japanese cities recalling numerous destroyed buildings.
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Daily Mail
Washington
Helen Steck
Smithsburg
Yokohama
J. Morris Stack
U. S
Fredericksburg
Rexida Ju
Yokonama
Miners See Settlement Of Strike
Miners believe the anthracite strike started last Saturday will be short and that the 145,000 workers will win a larger share. They expect the mines to reopen within ten days, a view challenged by coal operators who warn against concessions amid peace talks.
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Wilkes-Barre
Itdmes
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Iako
Cheekott
Elim Thas
Ion Tediaw
Etribee
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