Water fills basement as capitol floods in Arizona
Flood from Cave Creek Lake inundates irrigation canals and Phoenix area, flooding thousands of acres of farmland, a state capitol basement, and parts of the first floor. The park, capitol grounds, and a bungalow are submerged, with extensive water along the Grand and Arizona canals, but no known deaths.
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State Capitol
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Cave Creek
Ake
Salt River
Arizona State Capitol
Capitol
State Land Office
Capitol Park
Arizona
Salt River Water Veers’ Association
Arigona Canal
Sheriff's Office
Grand Canal
State Fair Grounds
Irrigation District
Arizon Canal
Arizona Canal
Grand Canals
Faerest
Irrigation
Glendale
Here
Flood Drains Through Cave Creek Breaks In Arizona Canal
Rains last night and today triggered another flood along Cave creek sweeping through five breaks in the Arizona canal, the Salt River valley irrigation district's main artery, causing swift water and damage as authorities assess the situation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Cave Creek
Arizona Canal
Salt River Valley Irrigation District
District may dry Mexico City area by Sept 1
Mexico City Aug 21 A press movement with possible official backing seeks to make the federal district hugging Mexico City dry by September 1. Plan includes closing all saloons and cantinas and banning all intoxicants including pulque amid past prohibitions under De la Huerta which were lifted after protests by liquor vendors and patrons.
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Mexico City
Federal District
de la Huerta
Monument to A. E. F Unveiled in France Ceremony Draws Thousands
In Filery France the A E F monument was unveiled by regional representatives with Marshal Foch Louis Barthou and Ambassador Herrick present. Major John G Emery national commander of the American Legion placed a wreath on Lt Jefferson Geigl’s grave as leaders were made honorary citizens. Emery urged memory of past enemies and vigilance for future.
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J Legion
U. S
Marshal Foch
Louis Barthou
Ambassador Herrick
Firery
Filery
France
Associated Press
Lorraine
American Legion
Herrick
Vinces
Legionnaires
Metz
John G. Emery
Leutenant
Jefferson Geigl
Harding
General Pershing
Emery
M. Barthou
Fuilery
Fitery
Weather forecast for Denver area and regional update
Weather forecast for Denver area, Aug 21, notes New Mexico partly cloudy Monday and unsettled Tuesday, Arizona showers and unsettled conditions. Local report records 24 hour conditions ending 6 pm yesterday with high 82, humidity 80 at 6 am, and no significant precipitation or strong winds.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Kennedy Murder Mystery Baffles Los Angeles
Los Angeles authorities hold Madalynne Obenchain and Arthur Burch as they pursue the August 5 Beverly Glen murder of young broker J. Teltyn Kennedy. The case centers on Motives and a linked trio including Obenchain, her Chicago husband Ralph, and minister's son Burch, with a hired car, a wig, and notes hinting danger shaping the investigation.
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Los Angeles
Aus
Madalynne Obenchain
Arthur Do. Barch
J. Teltyn Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Mre. Obencalin
Kennedy
Ralph B.obenchain
Chicago
Madalynne
Glen
Jack
John
Mr. Kennedy
T. A. Tatten Orered
Kbureh
Arthur Burch
Burch
Obenchain
Nevada
J. W. Jones
Ralph Oberechain
Bursum's Position and Journal's Support Distilled
The Journal defends Senator Bursum, credits him with progressive platform pledges, and argues the paper must back him as he breaks from the Fall Hawkins old guard. It cites public sentiment as reform engine and asserts Bursum’s independence from political financiers, urging continued support for service and decency.
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Mechem
Meehem
Hanna
Bursum
Tie
Pall
Hawkins
Journal
Evening Herald
Bursam
Paul
Sally
Senator Bursum
Pursum
Mexico
Wall
Paul Hawkins
Santa Fe
Dursum
Fall-Hawkins- Bursum
New Mexico
Linalt
United States Mediates Panama Costa Rica Boundary Tiff
The United States informs Panama it sees no need to urge Costa Rica to delay jurisdiction over disputed territory, while Costa Rica moves to assume control. Marines are dispatched from Philadelphia to the canal zone, tied to State Department requests, as Panamanian and Costa Rican sides struggle over the White award and Porras-Anderson accord.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Panama
Costa Rica
Hughes
State Department
Philadelphia
Canal Zone
Clark
Quantico
Maj
Thomas
Marine
Pennsylvania
Panarme
Porras-Anderson
Costa Rtca
Lenser
Marines Embark for Panama From Philadelphia
A force of 409 marines left Philadelphia aboard the U S and Pennsylvania for duty in the Panama Canal Zone. The move to augment American forces there came on short notice as officials were just told to prepare supplies when rush orders arrived.
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Philadelphia
U. S & Pennsylvania
Panama
Canal Zone
Navy Yard
Ireland Debates Peace Terms As Week Of Shifts Ends
Dublin dispatch reports a week of contrasting mood over peace talks with Britain. Dail Eireann ministers hold a secret session to decide next steps while de Valera’s position remains firm that British terms are unsatisfactory. Sinn Fein and Ulster figures react variously as pressure builds toward a settlement.
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Assoc Dublin
Associated Press
Dall Eireann
Harry J. Boland
Eamonn de Valera
United States
de Valera
Mansion House
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George
Sinn ‘Einers
Irish Bulletin
Ated Press
Dubuq
General Smuts
Irish Times
Unionists
Sinn Fein
Dominion League
Horace Plaonkett
Clere Hals
Ulster
Eri
Parlia
Arizona Cattleman Found Guilty of Killing Brother
James Haverty, a Cochise County cattleman, was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of his brother Richard Haverty on April 23. The verdict reached the jury at 5 p.m. Saturday. Judge A C Lockwood will sentence him the following Monday in Superior Court.
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Associated Press
Tombstone
Ariz
James Haverty
Cochise County
Richard Haverty
A Forye
A. C. Lockwood
Superige
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