Cost of Naval Disaster: Seventeen Missing and Dead
In Santa Barbara on September 10 a naval disaster left one dead and twenty two missing with ten believed dead. Three adrift on a light raft and twelve injured in hospitals. Seven U S destroyers wrecked on rocks seventy five miles north of Santa Barbara after a radio signal confusion.
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Delphe
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Delphy
Arguello Licht
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Epidemic Fear Leads Americans to Leave Tokyo After Earthquake
American officials report a fever outbreak in Tokyo and urge Americans to depart unless required for urgent business. Relief efforts expand as authorities fight unsanitary conditions, with thousands treated and rescue work continuing after the disaster.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Destruction of Cuba Liner and Destroyers Near Arguello
Naval disaster off Santa Barbara leaves Cuba liner wrecked off San Miguel Island. Destroyers Chancey Woodbury Fuller Lee Nicholas Young Delphy total losses. 23 seamen missing and 15 injured. Reno evacuated Cuba crew and passengers. Delphy tragedy claims Seaman Pearson with critical injuries.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Barbara
Arguello Light
Cuba
San Miguel Island
Chancey
Woodbury
Fuller
P. Lee
Nicholas
Young Delphy
W. J Holland
Reno
Los Angeles
G. H. Wise
W. S. Miller
San Francisco
San Diego
Channel Islands
Channel
Arguello Reef
Governor Walton Warson Acts to Stop Ku Klux Parade
Governor Walton ordered Stephens county sheriff to swear in extra deputies to block a Ku Klux Klan demonstration planned near Comanche miles from Duncan. He warned he will mobilize the National Guard if authorities cannot bar the event.
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Associated Press
Oklahom City
Walton
Stephens County
Miles
Duncan
National Guard
Occupied Germany Ordered to End Passive Resistance
The population in the occupied area of Germany has been ordered to discontinue passive resistance to French and Belgian authorities, the Central News dispatch from Berlin reported.
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Germany
London
France
Berlin
Mutinous Russians Shot After Prison Strike
Copenhagen dispatch says 300 Russian mutineers were executed at Petrograd after a prison mutiny and street fighting. Two thousand Red Guards were arrested for desertion. the crackdown included secret police and violent rounds up.
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Copenhagen
Petrograd
Ruskaya Vesti
Destruction at Sea Leaves Crew in Peril
Seven destroyers wrecked off Point Arguello after the Saturday collision. Pearson, trapped among the debris, cried for help as the vessel sank. Survivors reached shore, with much of the crew aboard a special train to San Diego in pajamas. Treasure and mail from the liner Cuba also safely landed at Wilmington.
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Delphy
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Navy Department
Admiral Robison
Pacific Fleet
California
Point Honda
Los Angeles
Cal
Point Arguello
Santa Barbara
San Diego
San Francisco
C. J. Holland
Pacific Mail
Cuba
Wilmington
Crowds See Sun Eclipse Across Southern California
Los Angeles observers faced clouds at 11:25 a m as the solar eclipse began with a thin crescent later. Scientific teams from around the world set up cameras spectroscopes and instruments while US battle fleet planes attempted to photograph the event from above. Radios were to spread the eclipse path linking camps from Cataline Islands Ensenada and other Mexican ports.
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Associated Press
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United States
Cataline Islands
San Francisco
Ensenda
Mexican
Brazilian Doctor Elected to Permanent Court at The Hague
Geneva Sept 10 Dr Pessoa of Brazil was elected to the permanent court of international justice at The Hague by the assembly and council of the League of Nations voting today He succeeds the late Ruy Barbosa of Brazil.
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League of Nations
Ruy Barbozo
Coal Customers to Be Protected
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania sent letters to governors of anthracite consuming states urging investigation of gouging methods to protect coal customers and proposing a joint action after a personal conference.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
telTay
Red Cross Urges Funds for Japanese Relief Effort
Judge Hubert Utterback leads Iowa request for 58000 county gifts to meet a national 5 606 000 target for Japan disaster relief. He stresses Red Cross on the ground in Japan and appeals to all to support the colossal rescue mission amid immense losses. Funds to be raised by chapters, American Legion, newspapers, churches, and organizations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tokio
Ambassador Woods
State Department Today
American Red Cross
Japan
Iowa
Hubert Utterback
Iowa State Council of Red Cross
Towa
New Paneled Wedding Stock Printed or Engraved
The Journal offers custom paneled wedding stock printed or engraved to order featuring elegant panels and professional craftsmanship for personalized nuptial keepsakes and invitations.
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Journal
Coal War Compared To Slave Controversy In Report
The United States coal commission compared the coal dispute to the pre Civil War slavery issue in a report to President Coolidge urging a fixed code for industrial settlements. It cited Herrin Illinois in 1922 and a West Virginia disturbance as showing the danger of passions on both sides and noted lax public officials at Herrin while denying UMW foreknowledge of fatal outcomes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Coal Commission
Coolidge
Herrin
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Crop production estimates released for year crops
The department of agriculture issued crop production estimates based on September 1 conditions. Winter wheat 568 million bushels, spring wheat 221 million, corn 3.176 billion, oats 1.312 billion, barley 199 million, tame hay 1.9006 million tons, wild hay 16.1 million tons. September 1 conditions: Spring wheat 61.1, corn 83.3, oats 80.3, barley 79.5, hay 2.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Hayes
High Court Denies Wills Bid to Block Dempsey Firpo Fight
The New York court denied Harry Wills a writ of mandamus to stop the Dempsey Firpo championship bout at the Polo Grounds next Friday night. Justice Hagerty of Brooklyn rejected the application, allowing the match to proceed.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Wills
Polo Grounds
Supreme
Hagerty
Brooklyn
Framework of principles to settle labor disputes proposed
The commission outlines a code for industrial peace with seven principles. It urges voluntary contracts, protection of personal work choices, free association for bargaining, public limits on union power, fair wages for all workers, public access to coal, and industry boards of arbitration to resolve disputes quickly. The emphasis is on a yardstick of justice balancing capital labor and public interests.
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America
Earthquake Shakes Calcutta. Seventeen Injured and Dead
London reports Gab Cutta, British India, shook by a quake. Exchange telegram says about eighteen are injured or killed. Officials tally ongoing assessments as news spreads from Calcutta.
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Gab Cutta
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