California Quake casualties lower than feared in Santa Barbara
Disaster reports describe up to about ten deaths amid widespread destruction of buildings in Santa Barbara. Losses range from 15 to 30 million dollars with insurance seen as light. relief has arrived from Los Angeles and sailors aid in maintaining order.
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California
Santa Barbara
Busi Neas
Ainsurante
Arlington Hotel
Los Angeles
Arkansas
Naples
Rich Men of Santa Barbara See New Town Over Ruins
The June 30 report from Santa Barbara describes earthquake devastation yet portrays a resilient plan to rebuild. Wealthy residents from Montecito to Los Angeles and Chicago are named among those affected, with donors and local banks ready to fund recovery as the city vows a newer, finer future.
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Santa Barbara
America
Book of Wealth and
Special Power
Montécito
Social Register
John Mitchell
Lolita Armour
Chicago
Harry Freacas Knight
Hobart Moore
Wheat Cormmerer
Henry &E. Bothin
San Francisco
F. F. Peakety
Collar Fame
Kathleen Burke
The
War Worker
Robert Bliss
Ministat
Sweden
David Gray
Detroit Automobile King
David E. ‘Jones
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
Walter E. Hodges
Santa Fe Railway
C.K.G. Billings
George Owen Knapp
Colin Campball
Washington, D. C
Joseph Luiter
Max Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Carpenteria Valley
Fleischmann
Montana Earth Shocks Felt in Southwestern Towns
Bozeman Montana residents reported tremors Saturday night and Sunday morning as the Gallatin River area felt distinct shakes near 10:30 and 11:35. Shacks and beds were unsettled. many people slept outdoors last night.
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Montana
Northwest
California
Jackson
Wyo
Chief Mountain
Gros Ventre
Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin
Paper Delivery Notice for Home Delivery
The Connier should be delivered at your home before 5 80 o'clock. If the carrier error or other cause prevents receipt by that time, please phone 5100 and a copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Woman delays marriage after divorce in Mexico
In New York on June 30 Mrs. Mary Body, recently divorced in Mexican courts, faces a choice between marrying a Mexican general or opting to avoid the issue by diplomacy. She says she is thinking it over, continuing the matter in the United States.
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New York
Mary Body
S.A
Cedar Rapids Denies Smallpox Epidemic Rumors
Cedar Rapids mayor J F Ball issued a sworn statement denying an epidemic. He said there are exactly 15 quarantined cases in 12 buildings, with only one new case since June 23, and no other cases in the city. He warned that reports to the contrary are false and malicious.
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Cedar Rapids
J. F. Ball
T. J. I. Hall
Cedar Rauids
Cefar Rapids
Many Iowans Escape Injury in Santa Barbara Quake
Des Moines reports Mrs J Brite and her husband escaped harm in the Santa Barbara earthquake. A crew of Iowans was in the city yesterday with Mrs Charles E B Perkins of Burlington the only one reported injured. Des Moines railroad officials note the quake would have swelled winter crowds if it struck then.
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Des Moines
J. Brite
Santa Barbara
Charles EB. Perkins
Burlington
Bumper Corn Crop Expected as Wheat Forecast Lags
Iowa harvest opens with wheat prospects strong in some counties but lighter than last year due to drought and dry spring. Corn prospects look bright statewide with forecasts for about 325 million bushels and average yields around 45 bushels per acre amid good soil conditions.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
Iowa
Fremont
Pege
Taylor
Ringgold
Decatur
Davis
Leslie Carl
Charles D. Reed
Beatrice Mansfield Quake Preference Shocks Des Moines
Miss Beatrice Mansfield of Des Moines Iowa escaped unharmed from a midwestern quake she barely felt and said she preferred California quakes to storms in the thunder and electrical danger of the middlewest.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Beatrice Mansfield
Des Moines
Associated Press
California Queksa
Middlewest
Treasure seekers locate Merida wreck in $4 million treasure hunt
Foam and Spray trawlers, led by wealthy sportsmen, report a diver has found the Merida wreck off a Mexican route to New York. The plan is to cut through iron hull walls and recover about 29 tons of gold and silver bullion. The Merida, carrying $4.9 million in pre revolution treasure, sank after a collision near Cape Charles, Virginia, decades ago.
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New York Harbor
Foam
Spray
Virginia
Mexico
Madero
Diaz
Associated Press
New York
Merida Sattedt
Madero and Diaz
Cape Charles
Pike Adtaira Farragut
Robber Who Walked Past Ames Police Is Captured in Denver
Denver California news reports 27 year old Wesley Sullivan arrested after confessing to a daylight payroll robbery at Windsor Farm on June 2 with $12,000 stolen. He claims involvement in Milwaukee post office and St Paul motion picture robberies and a Denver filling station hold up. He says he was in the bandit car captured near Ames then fled to Denver via Sioux City.
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Denver
Calo
Suoe
Wes Sullivan
Windsor Farm
Sullivan
John
Moran
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Sulivan
Sioux City
Shepherd Cleared of Crime Charges Faces Will Contests
Chicago June 30 William D Shepherd is freed of all criminal charges in the death of his millionaire foster son Billy McClintock after a grand jury returned no bill. The coroner’s inquest previously suggested poison in Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock’s body. A will contest over the $1,000,000 McClintock estate remains, with Isabel Pope and other relatives pursuing the estate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William DD. Shepherd
Emma Nelson McClintock
McClintock
Biily McClintock
Shepherd
Street riot in Shanghai as students wreck shops
In Shanghai crowds show tension between natives and foreigners as British soldiers stand on alert. Police watch as student bands pass through the business district throwing cigarettes from a British American company and tearing down signs while shopkeepers scramble to recover lost goods. The U.S. seeks a courteous joint reply from Britain, Japan, France and other powers over China treaty revisions, with no action yet.
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Shanghai
Peking
U.S
Washington, D. C
United States
Britain
Japan
France
China
Bootleggers Cheat Among Themselves with Phoney Cans
An Iowan paid 800 dollars for about 400 ounces of alcohol and 100 gallons of water after receiving a letter from the victim reported by J. H. Risden of the state bureau. The exhibit showed a can with a narrow tube and false bottom, creating a four ounce compartment while the rest was water. He bought 100 cans.
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Des Moines
J. H. Risden
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Refrigerators makers fined under Sherman antitrust law
Sixteen refrigerator manufacturers and one individual pleaded guilty to Sherman antitrust violations and were fined 2000 to 5000 dollars each in Chicago. Lawrence Coye of Grand Rapids Michigan, former secretary of the National Refrigerator Manufacturers Association, was fined 5900 dollars. Two firms, Bohn Refrigerator Co of St Paul and Harder Manufacturing Corp of Cobleskill will be arraigned later.
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Chicago
Fyne
Lawrence Coye
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Refrigerator Manufacturers Assaciation
Bohn Refrigerator Company
St. Paul
Allies Weaken German Aircraft Build Up
Berlin reports drastic Allied restrictions on German aircraft development. Provisions ban flight to the pole, limit military planes to under 80 horsepower, and prohibit aircraft without a pilot. also forbid radio operated machines. Germany must hand over data on patterns to former enemies.
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Tune 30
Ste
Amvassivors
Ate
Germany
Inghirel
Judge Dismisses Liquor Seizure Cases In Dunkerton Raid
Municipal Judge John W Gwynne dismissed two druggists cases arising from a May raid led by J B Hammond seizing about 1200 dollars worth of liquor. The liquor was ordered returned to Lula W Ladage J B Meyers and H J Hansen with costs taxed to Black Hawk county.
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John, W. Gwynne
J. B. Hammond
Black Hawk County
Hammond
CU. W. Smith
Dunkerton
Municipal Court of
Waterloo
Lula W. Ladage
J.B Meyers
H. 3. Hansen
George F. McGuire
John J. Robert
Ladage
Flansen
Gwynne
District Court
Ofense
Mason City Plans Defense Day Parade
Mason City plans a Defense Day parade for July 4 featuring the National Guard units the American Legion Spanish War veterans Red Cross and Wherbodien in the marine area as part of Independence Day celebrations.
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Mason City
MasonCity
National Guard
American Legion
Spansh War Veterans
Red Cross
Wherbodien
Flags Fly as Air Mail Arrives in Des Moines
City officials urged residents to greet the incoming air mail plane at Des Moines with flags flying and streets decorated. Directors of the Ravena meeting endorsed the parade and urged a large turnout to celebrate the first air mail stop.
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Moines
Dune
Imrines
Wait Ravena Paseed
Atdoass
Santa Barbara seeks 2 million relief and 20 million reconstruction loan
Santa Barbara officials issue a national appeal for a 2 million quake relief fund and a 26 million reconstruction loan. The city accepts aid offers from San Francisco and Los Angeles, calls for immediate engineers, and notes eight deaths and about 30 injuries as aftershocks continue. Bluejackets from the battleship Arkansas aid police and a curfew tightens streets.
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Score
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Thrill Clearing House’ Association
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce and Clearing House Association
Chambers of Commerce
Cit
Santa Arbara
Rexwald Brown
Herbert Nunn
Brown
Red Cross
Gay Planty
Thigure
Guari
Arlington Hotel
Los ‘Angeles
Arkansas
Frank Lyon
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Baéen
William H. Heckman
G. Allen Hancock
Henrietta Best
Mabel K. Knudson
Herrardo Charts
John Ellingson
Arthur Hensley
Elizabeth Sneed
Nacorria Villamex
John Gonbertier
Parlos Demos
Frank Soto
Laura Arpheim
Hendric Delgardella
Baby Urida
Leo Stewart
Ruth Clarke
Henry G. Henry
Official List of Dead in Temblor
Santa Barbara, Cal., June 30. An official list issued at 30 o clock tallies bodies recovered from the ruins. Names include Mrs. Charles El Perkins of Burlington, Fa. Bertram B. Wancock of Los Angeles. James C. Angle. William Proctor of Merced. Leon Fenthios Storidr. Maravinitta Mienastide. John S. The last six grewll af Santa Barbara.
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Abs
Haner
Deiner
William Renwicke
John Gelrad
George Mitler
Chaffin
Cronin
Eva Agner
Cottage Hospital
Perkins
Arlington
Worf
Charles E. Perkina
Willionaire
Burlingstorm
Bertram B. Hancock
G. Allen Hancock
Los Angeles
Stent Yen
Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Charles el Perkins
Burlington
Bertram B. Wancock
Los Angales
James C. Angle
William Proctor
Merced Leon
Fenthios Storidr
Maravinitta Mienestide
John S
Grewll
Santa Garbara
Farmer Killed by Fall from Hayrick Near Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa June 20 Soward Eckles 48 prominent farmer was instantly killed yesterday when the trip rope broke as he pulled a hayfork from a load of hay at his home. Eckles an alumnus of Iowa State College and former star football player.
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Marshalltown
Soward Eckles
Here
Iowa State College
Clay County Legion Defers Defense Day Observance
American Legion members in Clay County have decided against observing National Defense Day. A communication to the seventh corps area commander in Omaha states lack of time to prepare as the reason for canceling observance.
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Spencer
American Legion
Clay County
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Toy
French German deadlock blocks new commercial treaty
Paris June 39 The Franco German commission fails to agree on a commercial treaty with little prospect of breakthrough. France places fault on Germany for blocking terms. French proposals include duties on German goods and new pricing, but German objections halt talks and officials say negotiations will be broken off.
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Paris
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