Paris 15 Fighters Struggle for Life as Flood Spreads
Disaster overwhelms Paris area with rising death toll and massive financial loss. Authorities declare state of emergency as thousands of residents seek safety amid floodwaters and rising risks.
27 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Ada Evening News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
Disaster overwhelms Paris area with rising death toll and massive financial loss. Authorities declare state of emergency as thousands of residents seek safety amid floodwaters and rising risks.
Paris endures record Seine floods with half the city in darkness and water covering quays. Reports say villages submerged, the Versailles porcelain works surrounded, and thousands displaced. Epidemics loom as relief funds approach major totals amid a national disaster.
Cambridge report of a comet orbit calculation by Professor Kobelbed from iKett Germany places the comet's approach to the sun at about 17 units with a 62 degree orbital incline. Brown University’s Professor Winslow Upon says speed exceeds 120 miles per second and predicts the comet will be 160,000,000 miles distant by month’s end, with sighting renewed last night. Death notices follow from Oklahoma City and Ardmore detailing victims George Treadwell 40 and Mrs Georg ia Sammons, plus EL F Mitchell buried at El Reno. ties to Kansas and Texas noted.
The grand jury questioned Charles P. Snow of the National Packing Company as authorities examine price fixing and conduct a broad probe. Subpoenas target Armour Morris and Swift while multiple Hammond entities and related firms are named in the inquiry. District Attorney Sims declined to comment, saying the probe could last at least six weeks.
Washington January 27 Representative William P Borland of Kansas City introduced a bill to vest all public lands in Missouri in the state The sale proceeds would go to the state school fund under the secretary of state supervision He noted about 14 000 acres of arable land exist and with improvements some could become valuable to dealers and benefit the schools
The Neff and Pennington company presented An American Hobo to the largest Mawten crowd of the season. Tickets sold out before four in the afternoon and a floral wreath was given to Mr. Robert A. Neff for his memorable portrayal of Happy Jack the hobo. Lawton audiences praised the performance and welcomed a return date.
The criminal court of appeals judge Owen May plans to resign before the current legislative session ends to form a law partnership in Oklahoma City likely with W. A. Ledbetter. Representative Bert Filson of Nowata is expected to recommend Judge Owen.
Washington Jan 27 Representative Morgan introduced a bill authorizing a branch home for volunteer disabled soldiers at Plattational Park Oklahoma and appropriating 109000 for buildings. The interior secretary selects and conveys 160 acres by fee simple patent in the reservation to the board of managers of the national home. Work on the buildings must begin within six months of passage.
The fragment notes an insurance matter involving The Wearer Agency and an insuree. Details are incomplete, but the item centers on coverage or policy actions affecting the insured party and agency.
Governor Sloan of Arizona and Postmaster General Hitchesek met President Taft in Washington to press for statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. The president promised to push a statehood measure this session and outlined timing for constitutions and an interval before voting on conditions and state officers.
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