Earth Tremors Felt Across Eight States and Canada
Eight states and parts of Canada reported earth tremors with minor damage and rattled windows. Seismology expert Reverend Joseph Joliet tied the tremors to a northwestern Ohio rock crust upthrust, lasting eight minutes in the older glacial region and felt from Ohio to Michigan and as far as California and Ontario.
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Canada
Joseph S. Joliet
John Carrol University
Cleveland
Ohio
Grand Jury Now Session and Will Investigate Here
The Grand Jury was impaneled this morning before Judge J H S Morison of the District Court with Ed Johnson as foreman. The jury retired to begin their investigations and includes Ed Johnson, John Englen, Emily Boucher, William Davis, Jules Gunderson, J E Jensen, George Reimer, Charles Swanson.
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J H S Morison
District Court
Ed Johnson
John Englen
Emily Boucher
William Davis
Jules Gunderson
J E Jensen
George Reimer
Charles Swanson
Nome Coast Guard Station to Rebuild After Storm
Delegate Dimond announced in Nome that Congress will be asked to appropriate 142000 dollars to rebuild the U S Coast Guard Station at Nome Alaska after damage from the storm.
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Egate Dimond
Congress
U. S. Coast Guard
Nome Alaska
Nome seeks funds to send basketball team to Fairbanks Ice Carnival
Nome citizens rally to back a seven man basketball team to travel to Fairbanks for the Ice Carnival. A public drive raises over 200 dollars with private pledges and hopes to hit 450 dollars for transportation and lodging. Local groups like the Kennel Club are targeted for donations as Nome seeks athletic revival after years without inter Alaskan competition.
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Fairbanks
Nome Council Votes Down 100 for Basketball Team Appeal
Nome city council debated an appeal for 100 to fund a basketball team heading to Fairbanks. The motion failed after four votes were against it, with Edddie Gross and Duffy O Connor opposing while Rude Hagen and Carey supported.
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Nome
Fairbanks
Edddie Gross
Duffy O'Connor
Rude Hagen
Carey
Miss Nome Queen Candidate Thanks Supporters
Margueritte Lee expresses heartfelt appreciation to friends and supporters for backing her campaign for the Miss Nome title. She pledges to represent Nome to the best of her ability as Queen during the Ice Carnival and her stay in Fairbanks.
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Nome
Fairbanks
Margueritte Lee
For Sale at the Nome Nugget Buy them for fires
A short classified notice advertises items for sale at the Nome Nugget. The unit or quantity is unspecified and the tone suggests burnable goods offered to public buyers.
Freighter Mar Cantabrico Sunk Off Biscay
The Spanish government seeks the fate of crew and passengers of the freighter Mar Cantabrico sunk by an insurgent cruiser in the Bay of Biscay. The ship had left New York with war supplies for Spain just before a U.S. munitions bill passage. British warships intervened as initial reports misidentified the vessel.
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Associated Press
London
Bay of Biscay
New York
Congress
Spain
Seattle Voters Ballot On Street Railway Plan
Voters will ballot today on a municipal railway rehabilitation plan worth 12.5 million dollars and the installation of trackless trolleys. They will also elect three councilmen. Mayor John Dore calls the plan a big steal while the city council favors the idea.
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Seattle
John Dore
Roosevelt Fireside Chat Attacks Court System Reform
President Roosevelt plans a nationwide radio talk asserting court reorganization as a practical remedy during the national crisis. Senate hearings on the proposal begin tomorrow as allies anticipate strong backing from the White House. Roosevelt will be in Warm Springs after the broadcast. Senator Wheeler and James M. Landis prepare replies and opposition hearings next week.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Warm Springs
Georgia
Senator Wheeler
Chicago
James M. Landis
The
Securities Commission
Wheeler
Largest Money Bill In History Up for Passage
Juneau dispatch reports the Alaska Territory House passed a record two year appropriation totaling 3.186 million dollars after hours of Sunday work, with largest single line item 1.1162 million for schools. Other major sums include 219k for University of Alaska and 195k for new buildings. Road funds rose to 400k, pending Senate action. Rivers liquor bill advances. regular session ends next Thursday, with a special session starting March 19.
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Juneau
House
Senate
Commissioner of Education
Cal
Rivers
Insurgent Forces Push Toward Madrid From North and West
Five thousand insurgent troops with modern weapons press a government line in Guadalajara province aiming for Madrid, sixty miles southeast. Additional rebel units approach from the opposite side as the city braces for impact.
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Guadalajara
Madrid
Farrow Street Subscription Advance Save Offer
Readers on Farrow Street St Joseph Missouri can save $2 by paying for a subscription in advance. This local notice urges timely payment and highlights the discount available to residents.
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Farrow Street
St. Joseph, Mo
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