Cuban hurricane kills hundreds and leaves thousands homeless
Reports from Havana estimate 656 dead across provinces Hidvana Aiutantes Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio with 6 500 homeless. Havana city reports 200 dead 1 600 injured and 3 208 houses destroyed amid widespread destruction and food shortages. Government allocates 2 million for relief and relief committees form. ships and trains try to reach interior areas.
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Havana
Hidvana
Aiutantes
Santa Clara
Pinar de Rio
Batabano
Earthquake Damages Santa Cruz and Monterey County
The quake caused damage estimated at 36000 dollars with chimneys windows and plaster detritus in stores and hotels. The Poette Telephone building cracked and was deemed precarious. The tremor awakened the city and heightened nerves after the strongest shock since 1906. Santa Cruz, a beach city, indicates Monterey County bore the worst effects.
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Poette Telephone
Santa Cruz
Monterey County
Waterloo Man Eugene Murphy Dies at St Francis Hospital
Eugene Murphy a Waterloo resident for five years died at 10 0 a m in St Francis hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Dublin Ireland in 1843 and came to America in 1865. He married Ellen Mahoney in Calumet Michigan after arrival. she died ten years ago. Surviving are daughter Mrs P H Wade Detroit son James A Murphy Fortosa and daughter Mrs Walter Todd Davenport plus six grandchildren. Body at O Keefe Towne mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Eugene Murphy
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Dubin
Ireland
America
Ellen Mahoney
Calymont
Mich
PT. H. Wade
Detroit
James A. Murphy
Fostera. O
Walter Todd
Davenport
C. R. Lewis
Randolph Street
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
G. J. Dunford
Iva Dunford
Gordon
Dunford
Indianapolis
Ina
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. L. Baumgartner
Hileman & Gindt
Fairview
Iva Vauk
San Francisco Area Hit by Triple Earthquakes
A series of three quakes centered near Mount Diablo rattled the San Francisco Bay area with moderate to minor damage. From Santa Clara to Oakland, walls cracked and clocks stopped as residents awoke to tremors lasting minutes. Hotels and public buildings reported damage and alarmed patrons sought coffee as authorities assessed aftershocks.
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Santa Clara University
Mt. Diablo
Oakland
Scfemograph
Santa Clara
Mount Diablo
San Francisco
RatLer
Ferry
Plate Glenns
Palace Hotel
Lincoln Hotel
Mareket Street
Ber Sehity
Verve
Grant Street
Larce Dianlay Govaks
Elks
Santa Cruz
Cal
Pred Smith Waives Extradition to Minnesota Grand Larceny Case
Aries Iowa authorities report 19 year old Pred Smith arrested Thursday on grand larceny charges at St James Minnesota. He waived extradition to be returned to Minnesota City today to answer the charges.
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Aries
tiPi
Smith
St James
Minn
Minnesota
Council Bluffs
INS
Marlone Crone
Dolly Thompson
Thompson
Sumner Knox
Henry Zieman
Gladys Johnson
Zieman
Glenn Brinson
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sioux City
Baltz Band Campaigns for Baltz in Baltzstead Mayoral Bid
The Baltz family forms a ten member band to back Mayor William W. Baltz in Millstadt campaign events. They debuted in Edwardsville with a lively turnout and plan future appearances wherever he speaks. Members listed include Harvey, Albert, G I W R, Russell, Eugene, Harold, Merton, Wayne and Dorothy.
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Millstadt
Baltz
Wiliam W. Balta
Mistadt
Congress
Edwardsville
Baltzes
Harvey
Albert
Russell
Eugene
Harold
Merton
Wayne
Dorothy
Bodies of two game wardens recovered from Lake Superior
Marquette Mich Oct 22 the bodies of Arvid Erickson and Emil Skoglund game wardens missing since Sept 29 were found in Lake Superior. Roy Nunn ex convict confessed to police that he killed them and hid their bodies weighted down with bricks.
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Marquette
Mich
Arvid Erickson
Emil Skoglund
Lake Superior
Roy Nunn
Nunn
Erickson
Skoghtad
Skoglund
Stirling
Ginn
Anney
Photographers installs Hollywood lighting system at studio
C. O. Piere Poreral ark conmereist photographer completed the Beatty electrins arc floodlight and spotlight system at his studio 724 Fourth street wert. The fixture can be used with daylight or independently, enhancing outdoor and indoor shots. Produced by J. W. Beatty of Hollywood California after returning from Chicago and adjusting the system for varied effects. Doctor T. F. Thornton returns tonight from the Tristate Medical pcusion in Cleveland.
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Beatty Electrins
Melon
C. O. Piere Poreral Ark
Prem
Nher Fortalh
Effentsa
Pralse 2
Cateh
Iles Merce
Ithlates
J. W. Beatty
Hollywood
Cal
Wieree
Doctor
T. F. Thornton
Randolph Oh
Tristate Medical Pcusion
Cleveland
Queen Marie of Roumania Visits Philadelphia Slums
Philadelphia reports queen Marie of Roumania and her entourage visiting a shabby Roumanian church near the Delaware docks, where expatriates cheered as she prayed, contrasting with the upscale scenes at a Bellevue-Stratford dinner and the crowd at the grand grounds.
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Philadelphia
Marie
New York City
New York
May
Kendrick
The
Delaware
Church of the Descent of the Holy Ghost
Prince
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Sequicentennial Grounds
Lole Fuller
Prince Nicholas
Queen Marie of Bourmania
Baltimore & Ohio
New Jersey
Manhattan
Twenty-third Street
Hudson River
Chelsea Pier
Hudson
T. WH. Carrell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Royal Ferry
Queen Maria
Ileana
Terre Haute pays honor to Gene Debs loved by Riley
In Terre Haute on October 22 citizens from all estates paused to honor Eugene V. Debs. Debs lay in state at the Labor temple as tributes from labor and others surrounded memorials. The homage recalled James Whitcomb Riley who admired Debs and called him a man God created with purpose, reflecting on Debs and his lifelong commitment to his principles.
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Terre Haute
Gene Debs
Riley
Ind
Thirty Chickens Abandoned by Driver Near Lafayette Street
Police rescued thirty chickens left in six gunny sacks along Lafayette Street in the city limits. An unidentified motorist abandoned the birds and could not be found. Officers improvised a hennery in part of the station garage to care for the poultry.
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Ohio
City
Lafayette Street
Subways Earn From Salvage as Track Walkers Work Nightly
New York's subway and elevated lines employ pick up men to collect loose paper and refuse from stations and tracks. They salvage dry paper for sale while disposing of torn remnants, with hundreds of workers sweeping 200 stations weekly and earning revenue from baled paper despite high operating costs.
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New York
B. M.T
Subdwar
Father Runs Baby Through Corn Binder in Wisconsin Field
In Manawa Wisconsin on October 22 John Krause heard a cry from a corn binder he operated and found his two scarred gun tied in corn just as it discharged. The child had been playing nearby and was struck but unharmed aside from a few bruises.
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Manawa
Wis
John Krause
Ora
Larry
Billy
Tip
Benny
Baby Fay
Everlina
Benny Boy
Herbert Laws
Benny Lyle
Mmusic
Nora
Iowa Printing Co Sues Ku Klux Klan
Iowa Printing Co filed in the District of Columbia supreme court a suit for 311300 damages against the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and the Empire Publishing Co both of Washington The complaint claims only 700 was received under a contract to print the Town Courier klan paper and alleges the Klan and the associated firm breached the agreement by withdrawing printing.
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Washington
BD. C
The
Town Printing Apply Co
Muzio Sings To 1,300 In Muscatine
Chindo Muzio of the Chicago Civic Opera Company sang before 1,300 guests in Muscatine last night, hosted by Mr and Mrs G B McClain. The event drew a local audience and highlighted the operatic performance.
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Muzio
Muscatine
Chindlo Muzio
Chiciece Civic Oper Company
Mra
BR. G. McClalm
TOWS GIANT TURTLE ASHORE AFTER RIDING ITS BACK
Fisherman Walter Winner tows a 300 pound sea turtle into port after riding its back as the animal surfaced. The turtle awoke and thrashed as Winner held on, then pulled the creature ashore in a late 1920s coastal scene.
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Norfolk
Walter Winner
Fort Fisher
N. C
Winner
AL Jase
Moody Memorial Church in Chicago Opens its First Year
The six story red brick and terra cotta Moody Memorial Church in Chicago, a D. L. Moody memorial, celebrates its first anniversary on November 8. It features a semi circular plan, a large dome, arched galleries, and seating for 4,000 with a 4,500 seat assembly room.
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Chicago
America
D. L. Moody
P. W. Philpott
Johnstown Mastodon Bones Draw National Interest
Johnstown residents clash with scholars over the mastodon find dubbed the Johnstown elephant. Hirschberg of Newark sells bones by the bag as Dr. Kirtley Mather of Harvard confirms the specimen as a true mastodon. A separate auto crash near Johnstown leaves three dead and two injured.
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Johnstown
Webster
Johntown
Max Hirscnberg
Newark
Farmers’ Fund
Hirschberg
Akron University
Harvard
Kirtley F. Mather
Harvard University
Mather
Hero
Club-Fist: A Family Game Sparks Tension and Escape
In a rainy morning, Nora leads children in a boisterous game of clubbed fists. Everlina grows unsettled by Benny’s charm as Nora contemplates wedding life and a future with Benny Lyle. The scene ends with Benny proposing a Princeton plan as Nora smiles, hinting at an escape from poverty into a richer life.
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Larry
Nora
Babe
Tip
Billy
Benny Boy
Benjamin Lyle
Esquire
Everlina
Benny
Thea
Banny
Lylemeadow
Baby Fay
Princeton
Europe
Price's Appeal in Bootlegging Case is Dismissed by Court
The Supreme Court sustained the state's motion to dismiss the appeal by Russell Price in a bootlegging conviction, ruling the appeal was filed too late. Price was convicted in the district court. Sullivan & Sullivan represented him.
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Price
Russell Brice
Supreme Court
District Court
Lato
Frank W. Wards
Dannary
Sullivan & Sullivan
Y M C A Prepares for City Hallowe'en Party Tonight
The Y M C A plans its annual Halloween celebration in cooperation with local youth groups. Doors open at 8 p m for about 200 costumed attendees who will roam the gym in a Mystic Way filled with ghosts and goblins.
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Tma
Florida Storm Caused Widespread Damage
The storm struck the southern tip of the Florida peninsula and caused damage estimated in the thousands of dollars. Miami returned to normal, and authorities said the storm hysteria was over with no immediate threat of another hurricane this winter.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Peninsula
Deserted Children Placed in Grandview Home
Four children aged 10 to 15 were found deserted by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cooper and subsisted on squash and candy before authorities placed them in the Grandview juvenile home in Soundt Bluffs Illinois. A PRA special election in Ottumwa, Iowa, was held to fund a water filtration plant but was defeated by 98 votes.
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Soundt Bluffs
Grandview
Lewis Cooper
Missouri
PRA
Ward chairman denies Sears merger talks
Silas N. Strawn, chairman of Montgomery Ward & Co., denied reports that there had been preliminary conversations about a merger with Sears Roebuck & Co. in Chicago on October 22.
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Chicago
Silas N. Strawn
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
Temperatures Forecast With Wide Variations Across Period
Readable fragments show temperature guidance with highs around 64 and lows near 35. Additional notes indicate specific times on Thursday night Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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J.P
Thomas W. Lamont
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J. P. Morgan
Morgan
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Aime
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Rucene O DeVoe
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Iowa Printing Co
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John Wammill
Bib Memorial Toowight Moody
Cohoes
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