Santa Barbara Earthquakes Kill Sixty Five and Isolate Cities
A sequence of Southern California earthquakes centered on Santa Barbara caused at least sixty five deaths, extensive property damage, and widespread isolation of cities from Los Angeles to nearby towns. Buildings collapsed, streets fractured, and a water torrent flooded Cavalierion area as relief planes and trains moved to the stricken region.
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Los Angeles
Rangi
Santa Barbara
Radio and Courier
Cibralierion
San Eos Angeles
Sau Braneisen
Qalifornia
Sana Tarlara
Rane Ta Barbara
Dremles
Vielen
I Saula Barbara
Montecito
Millionaire
Golita
Naples
Santa Barbace
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbas
State Street
California
Earl
Pasadena
Pomona
Iefi
Stelchen City
Tto
Earthquakes Hit Santa Barbara and Nearby Cities
San Luis Obispo and Berkeley report shocks as Santa Barbara endures a damaging quake. Descriptions note collapsed buildings in Ventura and Santa Barbara, with streets torn up and hotels affected. Officials communicate by wire as relief efforts begin and a governor's secretary relays details.
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San Lins Obispo
Calif
Santa Barbara
Toad
Ralir
Ventura
Gal
San Barbara
Eye witness recalls shock and ruin in Santa Barbara disaster
An eye witness describes the Santa Barbara earthquake toll, with 65 or more dead and widespread destruction. Downtown business areas were partially or fully demolished, water mains broken, fires started, and nurses evacuated 150 children to hillside shelters as relief efforts began.
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Ventuila
Calif
Santa Barbara
E. B. Hollister
United Press
State Street
St. Vincent's
Woolden
Hollister
Husband Held After Shooting Near Fremont Camp
Osmerosi June 20 United Press reports Dr Vr Baker arrested after his wife Mrs Baker was shot and killed at a Fremont area campsite Saturday night. The coroner's inquest is pending as Baker alleges the gun discharged accidentally while clearing shells. She formerly connected with the Voss of Serlin. Baker had recently sold his practice and planned to relocate.
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Osmerosi
United Press
Vr. Baker
Werlin
Fremont
Baker
Oller
Voss
Serlin
Laphowoek
Daker
Better Cities Report Ready in Waukesha
The Wisconsin Association of Commerce offices prepared a preliminary Better Cities report for transmission to Madison. The effort, part of the biannual Wisconsin Conference, reflects cooperation from many sources and promises useful data for future urban development projects in Waukesha.
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Waukesha
Association of Ganmerce
Madison
Beller Citi
Wisconsi
Kyo Hic Farm
Wankesha
Saad
Chasé
Commerce
Presarius
Association of Commerce
Rigos Party
United States
Chaplin and Lita Grey Welcome Son in Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin and Lita Grey Chaplin announce the birth of a son in Hollywood. Chaplin expresses disappointment no girl was born. He plans an extended European tour and may file for divorce in Paris. Lita Grey is reported convalescing satisfactorily. The baby’s arrival is described amid studio gossip and wealth rumors.
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Hollywood
Calif
Pa Charis Chapt
Women Injured in Accident on Highway 41
Several people injured in weekend crashes across the county with minor injuries. Notable collision occurred on Highway 41 near Walex Corners Sunday morning injuring two Milwaukee women and sending them to Municipal Hospital for recovery. Other fender benders reported in Muskego and along Highway No 14 with injuries. Police also filed court actions in related incidents.
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Sauday
Te Mogl
Margaret Doll
Pal Vogt
Ath
Milwaukee
Muskego
Tow Warners
Go Annam Highway No. 14
Dilehb
Herman Nansen
Henry Bert Leak
Nabert Martin
Waa
First Chautauqua session under the tent ends
Charles Cox headlines the first Chautauqua show under the big top with a lively vocal display and humorous delivery. The National Mele quartet and Captain Dinsmore add acts as audiences grow, while organizers urge season-ticket support and note the tent sits near Cutler Park behind the library.
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Charles Cox Ix
Cox
Harry
King Tut
T. Dingundre Upton
Dinsmore
Cutler Park
Sampel Loko and Pauline Alexander Weds in Waukesha License Filed
Sampel Loko and Pauline Alexander of Waukesha applied for a marriage license. The couple plans to wed in the area after submitting the required documents.
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Sampel Loko
Pauline Alexander
Waukesha
Bhava
Date filled Chautauqua program with varied events
The schedule lists a Chautauqua program with activities on Wednesday and Tuesday including lectures by Capt. T J Yptes and J I Damron, children's entertainment by Ade Duval, a show The Potter and the Clay, and a Knights of Pythias event plus a local judge assembly and a feature titled Adam and Eye of Chautauqua.
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Ade Duval
Chautauqua
J. 1
Damron
Knighia
Pyibies
Waukesha Iudge
Adam and Eye
Factory Building Begun Near Waukesha on Chiller Street
New factory construction underway on Chiller Street in Bed. Fine, Wintkesta, aiming to double output by fall. Company officials cite added machinery and labor as plans for expansion. Forecast date September 1 marks completion and full production ramp.
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Gifiden
Getlern
Waukesha
Chiller Street
Bed
Wintkesta
Kwidler Coy
Lowvrat Hiiders
Wankesha Casseras
Olio
Legislature adjourns sine die amid brief session
United Press reports the Wisconsin legislature adjourned sine die after a brief session. Governor Maine had no business for the body and a short adjournment message was sent to lawmakers. The session, one of the shortest in years, spanned about six months.
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Madiaon
Ling
United Press
Covernor Maine
Defense Day Observed in Waukesha County
Wisconsin honors Defense Day on July 4 with community programs. In Waukesha County a Farm Bureau gathering at the picnic grounds includes Maj. Gen. Tarey O. Efnte address readings, songs, and a defense day message. Frank Evans to speak, Calhoun quartet to perform, contests and lunch featured.
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Wisconsin
J. J. Mealne
Waukestia County
Peter Schwartz
Tony Olinger
Sera Tron Quartette
I Pier
Frank Evans
Worsa
Calhoun
Wigamea
Terry B. Martin Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Terry B. Martin of Whaconain avenue underwent an appendicitis operation at the Municipal hospital on Saturday. The patient is reported to be in ordinary care and expected to recover.
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Terry B. Martin
Tarry B. Martin
Whaconain Avenue
Wag
Municlpal Hospital
France to Send Commission on Debt Question
The article reports France plans to dispatch a commission to address debt issues with the United States. Citing officials, it notes anticipation of a constructive stance to negotiate settlement and possible proposals, with government officials signaling coordinated action as the Caillaux Hines project moves through Parliament.
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France
Brad Kot
Witlin
Mraner
Ameria
Caillaux Hines
Salnray
Tork Chamber
Gennte
Othe Aftnarian
United States
City Council Accepts New Addition Plat and Utilities
At a council meeting, the plat for the Newhath Park addition was approved along with plans to extend Lewitter mains on Bat Avenue. The vote established the new grid and street layout for the area and authorized related utility work.
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Council
Sheela
Lluenimmon
Newhath Park
Eliy
Bat
Beavers Hold Picnic at Waukesha Beach
Beavers held their annual picnic at Waukesha Heath on Sunday June 2 with a large crowd. Prizes were awarded to contestants as representatives from Madison Whitewater Watertown Milwaukee Wauwatosa and West Asia attended along with H W Adams Beloit and J Irm Cox Wan Watosa. Menomonee Falls board of health created with members G H Perrin Walter J Connell clerks Martin Orfegon Fred Utenps mail John Renate.
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The
Beavers
Waukesha Heath
Madison
Whitewater
Watertown
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
West Asia
H. W. Adams
Beloit
J. Irm Cox
Wanwatosa
Menomoner Falls
Wisconsin Statutint
Boards of Health
G. H. Perrin
Walter J. Connell
Martin Orfegon
Fred
President in veiled recovery amid hospital stay
Reports from Cambridge July remark on George Washington Assumption parade and President’s health. Doctors announced the operation went as planned, with Coolridge’s condition improving but heart strain noted. Secret service kept watchers calm as the nation awaited further updates.
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Ian
Leo
Cambridg
George Washington
Cur Snenlal
Paddauk
Tad
John
Umnion
MG Onpal Willy Ms
Soall
Secret Service
Cup
Coolridge
Tony
Thanel
Lim
Vin Age
Hs, Hearl
Mr. Gaplutge
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