The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-03
HUNGER LOOMS AS NEW MENACE TO
 ADD TO THE MISERY OF VICTIMS
Hardly Building Remains In Great Yamanots District After Sceptre Of Death Sweeps Rank Of Helpless Residents-More Shocks Record
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 LONDON, Sept 2The foreign section of Yokohama which situated high hill escaped destruction according to Osaka dispatch to the Daily Express.
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 NAGASAKI Sept 2(By Associated Press)-It is feared that the casualties Toko will exceed those of the disaster of 1850 when than 900 killed in Ycddo alone.
 reported that the Fu spinning mills Mount Fu col lapsed and that 8 900 of the operators peshed
 At Hakone, famous mountain resort is said to be to count the living than the dead made his escape safely to a nearby bamboo
 A number of volcanoes reported to be active.
 Several earth shocks felt Yokohama o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Toko still burning and explosions frequent Nc being permitted the city unless they have hcient food tor their individual needs
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 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2-( By Associated Press )-Tokia Yokohama and neghbong cities tonight burning w than 0000 the vicinity of these cities dead result of Saturdays earthquakes according advces received in San Francisco by the Associated Press its Shanghai correspondent and by the Radio corporation f it's staionasat Tonioka. prised within radius of SO miles of Tokio How exens been determined all communications with Japan still int uped for brief connections by radio with Tomioka occasional dispatches from Japan to Shanghai
 With railroad lines telephone and all other of between Toko and the remainder of Japan and the outside world off, Toko other cities on isolated.
 The of Toko Yokohama described by one as ocated Press informant the superintendent of the Japanese wireless station Tonoka which operates Radio corporation, like hell"
 Buildings falling fire spreading everywhere; dead and dying all sides; there explosions horror and fear by the stricken populace.
 he best available received today said hardly left standing the district which includes the Tokio wards of Hono Tuagawa Akusaka Shaya Nhonbash and kanda
 Ihcsands without food and means of getting at
 In Yokohama the fire started the bund or foreign section spreading rapidly to the business district which out
 Tens of thousands of guests Hakone district okohama the mountains by quakes and fires They pancricken The number of casualties is undetermined The of Atama demolished six thousand persons being killed
 AT to on the dzu peninsula than 500 houses were washed by tidal Six persons are reported to have perished when railway Sasako collapsed
 The city of Nagoya virtually destroyed The Japanese naval station Yokohama engulfed by wave and the imperial palace oko endangered by fire Nasoya has population ot ozO0OO is about 90 miles Osaka and about 70 miles of Tokio.
 Near earth emos reported today various seno graphs he Manila observatory sesmograph recorded boL not be definitely located The Saturday which devastated oko and environs the Manila emoeranb ba recorded 3O according Father Serra peoloo n charge eOe'e III
 he last word from Japan by the Radio cornor ton at 44Z clock this morning That from inc oro; stahon Additional advces from Tomioka were exn.ct.d momentarly NPNN'eo he emperor and at Nikko and co,f;~u., that the prince regent is safe A wireless from the Korea Maru reported 200 900 .r = okohama homeless and without Thousands ha,. refuse aboard the Paris Maru Harbn Maru and av Mar, A message from lokio that martial law has been nro claimed there. ~ ' oeeh Pfo- The Nayaya naval division preparing aplan.s + a ;. 1 okio to ascertain conditions there V " "