A magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocked the Northern California coast early Tuesday morning, left two people dead, caused gas leaks, shattered glass, left thousands without power, one buckled highway and jittery residents living through dozens of aftershocks.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocked the Northern California coast early Tuesday morning, left two people dead, caused gas leaks, shattered glass, left thousands without power, one buckled highway and jittery residents living through dozens of aftershocks.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocked the Northern California coast early Tuesday morning, left two people dead, caused gas leaks, shattered glass, left thousands without power, one buckled highway and jittery residents living through dozens of aftershocks.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocked the Northern California coast early Tuesday morning, left two people dead, caused gas leaks, shattered glass, left thousands without power, one buckled highway and jittery residents living through dozens of aftershocks.
April 20, 1921
Members of the Ray E. Bostick Post of the American Legion will be entertained at the regular dinner of the Elks Lodge Thursday evening. The occasion will be a visit to Cadillac by three state Legion officials, who will be guests of honor at the Elks dinner and will speak on the program which immediately follows this affair. Co. Guy M. Wilson, department commander; Lyle D. Tabor, department adjutant; and Dr. F.B. Broderick, department welfare officer, will be the officials who will come to this city for a district meeting to which delegates from all posts in the Ninth Congressional District, are invited. The program outlined by the local Post for the entertainment of the state officials includes a noon luncheon at the Hotel McKinnon at which several Cadillac officials will be given the opportunity of meeting the visiting Legionnaires; a meeting of Legion men and visiting delegates will be held in the Legion Club practically all afternoon, at which time problems will be