Busch Gardens One of World’s Famous Spots
Pasadena California June 30 More than a hundred thousand were expended in and forty thousand dollars a year required for upkeep of the sprawling grounds known as Busch Gardens. Recently closed and tailored for 1810 at the direction of lay widow Adolphus Busch the gardens attracted many visitors. The site was purchased in 1904 by Mr Busch and designed by landscape architect Robert Frazer. The gardens drew visitors from 500000 to 1 500000 annually during peak years, with open access most days and few social events.
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Hardecer
Frazer
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American Medical Soreiety
American Red Cross
Earthquake Near Florence Causes Heavy Death Toll
News brief reports an earthquake in the Florence district on Sunday causing about 200 deaths. It left many homeless, destroyed 200 homes, six churches, several public buildings and schools. Relief efforts continued with food and shelter provided. military authorities say the situation is improving.
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Former Leader Non-Partisans Stand In Trial
Jackson, Minn union reports a former National Non-Partisan League employee testified in the trial of C Townley and Joseph Gilbert for conspiring to disloyally oppose U S war policy. The witness said Downley claimed in 1927 opposition to the war and to Liberty bonds, and that Non-Partisan League organizers urged pro German sentiment.
Chicago Boys Take 400 Meter Dash Title At Parsing Stadium
July 1 reports Fat Eby and M.2 Spink finished first and second in the 400 meter dash at the inter-allied games. Wilson of New Zealand placed third as the U S and French teams contested events including long jump and hurdles. France asserted strength in fencing and sword triads while American and French athletes battled in vaulting and boxing results.
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Iniday
France
England
Fundy
Aoteclean
Brat Vallam
Boston Beats Trinity in the Henly Regatta
Boston trounced Trinity in the Henley Regatta as Paul Winnington of Toston defeated BD WL Gullan of the First Trinity crew Cambridges by a decisive margin in the first heat. The time was 8 minutes 45 seconds amid light ongoing moisture concerns and cooler conditions forecast for tomorrow.
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Trinity
London
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Toston
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Dry period not equaled in forty five years records
The report by J Cecil Alter of the U S Weather Bureau Salt Lake notes Ulab aa the driest period in 45 years with June 1919 recorded as the driest month in a Yale course. Recounts show no rainfall in the past note, with June as the driest month.
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Chares
U. S. Weather Bureau
Salt Lake
Yale
Merchants Meet to Discuss Open Botet and Tramontory Point
Merchants prepare to meet at the Weetes building before Ogden's board to discuss important subjects including the Tramontory Point resort and the Open botet project. Officials from the Southern Pacific may send a report, with labor saving and line upgrades among topics anticipated.
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Marchants of Ogden
Weetes
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Tramontory Point
Captain Kills Baby and Takes His Own Life in Oregon
In Portland, Oregon, July 1, R Wy Stafford Jr a former captain in the Minpesets state guard and plant superintendent killed his baby Kebard with a hatchet at home, seriously wounded his wife and another son Wirt fled, police say the act followed by the father’s suicide amid family strife and insanity findings.
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Ore
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Voelice
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Morthar
Alter
Stafford
Missing Apples Prompt Father and Son Exchange
In a brief dialogue from the Saturday Journal a mother notes two apples in the cupboard but now sees only one. Tommy explains he missed the other because it was dark, and the mother asks how that happened.
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