Santa Barbara Quake Brings Citywide Reconstruction Bid
Santa Barbara faced renewed tremors with a 6 35 am quake as streets filled with scaffolds and repairs. The town sought a 20 million dollar loan fund for rebuilding and called on bankers, engineers, and relief volunteers to restore the devastated city.
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Arterial Sign System Takes Effect in City
After a week's test the arterial sign system in the city has operated satisfactorily reports Chief Thiers. Yellow lines mark arterial intersections and the word stop is painted across them to warn motorists. Police say most issues arise from outside drivers unaware of the system. Arrests for violations have occurred as warnings fade into strict enforcement.
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Coast City quake casualty list tallies 13 dead
Casualty list from Coast City quake reports 13 dead with many injured. Names include Mrs. Charles Perkins, Bertram Ba Hancack, Florence Carter, and Marvin Mintsuida among the dead or missing. Injured include W. O. H. Uockman and others. dozens more unnamed.
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Quincy
Bertram Ba
Los Angeles
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San Marcos
Fugitive Believed Dead Arrested in Long Beach California
Milwaukee man David I Rerun, sought for arson at North American Auto Body, was believed dead after a sudden disappearance on a steamer voyage from Milwaukee to Chicago. Conrad Asmuth, then deputy state fire marshal, pursued clues leading to a California city where Rerun was found alive under his own name.
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Ob Sinte
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Besta
Mabel K. Knudsen
John el- Higson
Arthur Mensitu
G. Allen
Hancock
Los Angeles
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Macurria
Villatsos
Joseph Goubert
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Henry Delguiily
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Ruth Clarke
Reney G. Jenay
Hauer
Denier
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Payne
Day Spoon
Mr. Dirron
Chie
Tadiant
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tim
North American Auto Body Company
Conrad Asmiuth
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California
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Sievert
Only One Bid for U S Vessels Reported
Washington dispatch reports a single bid for the 200 Shipbuilding Board vessels as sealed bids opened. The Boston Iron & Metal Co of Baltimore bid 3.27 million dollars for the entire group. Henry Ford submitted a partial bid for scrapping, but no bid from Ford for the whole fleet was believed to have won.
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Boston
Irov & Metal Co
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Jienry Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
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Plan to Appeal Bank Tax Ruling to Highest Court
Jone Mamson reports that a plan to appeal the state bank tax ruling reached the Supreme Court. The April 7 decision upheld validity of the tax provision, amid rumors of a statewide banking interest refund suit. no foundation appeared. The high court's ruling was delivered in a formal opinion, with preparations for papers moving toward the Supreme Court.
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Refrigerator firms plead guilty to Sherman Act violations
Several eastern and central firms in the furniture and refrigeration industry pleaded guilty to Sherman Antitrust Act violations. Sentences ranged from 2000 to 5011 dollars with fines noted for multiple Grand Rapids and Michigan based companies.
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Challenge Refristrator Company
Grandhaven
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Gibson Refrigerator Company
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Tennessee Purnitnra Corporation
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Alaska Thefrigerator Company
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Nolle
John Restiterator Company
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Cobleskill
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Five Drivers Pay Fines for Speed Law Violations
Five violators of the conary speeding ordinance paid fines and costs in principal court Tuesday before Judge T. W. Parkinson. Those pleading guilty were Tony Buyer, Edwin Wolske, Sam Sorenson, Chester Atkin, and Carl Brnner. W. Tom Winger was ordered to foyeme but was not present when called.
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Carl Brnner
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Rain Improves Farm Crops Across County Reports
J P Thomas county agricultural agent notes hay shortages ahead despite fair to good grain yields. Early wheat weak but later corn and potatoes show strength. barley fair, rye good, oats rising. Pastures recover after rain, peas light but improving. labor scarce as farmers rely more on self effort and machinery. Local factories in nearby county continue operations.
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Arrestmanin payroll robbery case links multiple city heists
Denver police say Arrestmanin Sullivan admitted involvement in a Windsor Fury Party payroll robbery of 12,000 dollars and linked him to a 35,000 mail robbery, an 18,000 theater cashier theft in St Paul, and a 65,000 Milwaukee mail robbery.
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Separate men and women in state prisons
The article reports on segregation in Minnesota state prisons with Adisom and Abels addressing reforms. It notes the female inmate population and stark disparities, plans for a new Tayeeheedah building, and proposed reforms including duties for inmates and staff.
Fourth of July contraband firework ban described
A 18 year old was arrested after attempting to purchase and discharge contraband fireworks at a local store on Main Street. Police reported searches and an order prohibiting use of black powder and explosive devices, with the suspect held for questioning following the incident near Esturta Avenue.
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Efly
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Mercenari
No Gant Concere onyt Director Pratik
A local directive states that the council meeting will not take place Thursday evening due to a disruption caused by the Chautangia program in the park, affecting the schedule.
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Anievieut Legion Baaik
Chautangia Progean
Kara the Leading Psychic to Answer Readers Questions
A note from the Freeman announces Kara, famed stage psychic, will answer reader questions next week. The feature involves readers sending questions to the Freeman, with Kara providing public answers at the Park Theater during the week beginning Monday July 5. Requests for private interviews are refused.
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the Freeman
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