Typhoon slams Japan leaving hundreds dead and injured
The storm hit Osaka Kyoto and Tokyo with 645 known deaths and 2000 injured nationwide. Osaka city suffered massive damage with 67 collapsed schools killing 421 pupils and teachers and injuring 1100. Fires floods and disrupted railways compounded destruction as relief moved in.
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Osaka
Kyoto
Tokyo
Asahi
Sotojima
Osaga
Japan
Nagoya
Okayama
Ostu
Central Meteorological Observatory
Osaka Observatory
Sea of Japan
Reynolds heir fights suit over 140000 damages
Richard J. Reynolds of North Carolina denies involvement in a $140,000 damage suit brought by Johanna Rische a Viennese dancer who claims he and two Broadway men induced her to abandon her stage career abroad to come to the United States to dance. He asserts she entered the country illegally.
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Richard J. Reynolds
North Carolina
Johanna Rische
U. S
Japan’s 1923 disaster toll and flooding damage
A historical account describes the September 1 1923 Japan catastrophe with widespread destruction in Osaka Kyoto and Tokyo. It notes 91 344 deaths 59 593 in Tokyo alone and 500000 homeless from ensuing fires while trains and schools were toppled and relief efforts mobilized nationwide.
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Heneda Airdome
Tokyo
Kashu Maru
S. O
Orient
Kyoto
Stock Exchange
Japan
Fame and Gossip in Chinatown Sage’s Iy Ho Remarks
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown says fame creates gossip and controversy but gossip itself cannot create real achievement or lasting value. He warns that gossip breeds notoriety rather than substance. The remark highlights cultural worries about public attention.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
U B Quartet To Sing For The Open Door Class
The Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will feature the United Brethren Church quartet on Sunday at 9 45 a m. The group includes Eugene Russell Cather Edwards and Fremont Dick with Mrs Cather at the piano. They will sing after Prof R Lee Stickell's 10 30 address as the class strengthens fall and winter plans.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
United Brethren Church
Eugene Russell
Cather
Edwards
Fremont Dick
R. Lee Stickell
E. B. McGukin
Royal Arcanum installs McFaden chapter in city tonight
The Royal Arcanum plans the formal institution of McFaden Council No. 1982 in the city, with addresses by Dr. Charles R. Anderson and others, the initiation of degrees, and installation of officers led by Regent Carl L. Gordon. Charter members and council officers are listed, including James E Norton and Warren N Daugherty.
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Charles R. Anderson
Andy Bell
Chamber of Commerce
James E. Norton
McFaden Council
Mr. Johnson
Carl L. Gordon
Warren N. Daugherty
Garland McL. Canter
Taylor L. Barr
Hugh G. Hawkins
John D. Cowl
Wesley W. Hawkins
Jacob H. Crabill
Strother C. Cooper
Frederick C. Tiedermann
Alfred A. Parlett
Asbury H. Jackson, Jr
Edward H. Koons
James B. Perry
Verlus K. Sirbaugh
Marion L. Sutton
William H. Shafer
Robert S. Baker
Frederick H. Bamne
Howard W. Snow
Harry M. Hammond
Frederick M. Martin
Melvin K. Shirkey
Frederick A. Hyde
Transfer of 26 members between councils noted
Charles Crisman Harry Cain Wilton Grubbs Richard Eddy Douglas Cather Alfred Chapman Wilson Kelter and A G Stottlemyer are listed among twenty three others received by transfer from Fairfax Council No 2110.
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Charles 8. Crisman
Harry 3
They Could Live 1900 Years If Blood Stays 45 F
Laboratory tests suggest humans might reach 1900 years of life if body temperature remains at 45 degrees Fahrenheit. The fragment includes a native speaker’s warning and a dialect remark about fear responses.
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Eben
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Lindbergh
Bernard Richard Hauptman
New York
Central Press
Richard Hauptman
Hauptman
Indbergh
Bernard Richard Iman
Haupt P
Reynolds
U. B
Royal Arcanum
City
By Les Forgrave
James T. Garber
Charles A. Pine
John ©. Chapman
Edward D. Startzman
Frank W. Harris
Ralph A. Shafer
William McD. Duvall
Claude C. Curry
Charles B. Schmitt
Harrison T. Lunsford
Carl T. Garber
Raymond H. Kerlin
John H. Quick, Jr
Jessie C. Cammer
George H. Lucas
Ralph H. Shafer, Jr
Philip, W. Eagle
Charles R. Kane
John H. Fisher
Mrs. Hauptman
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