Red Cross Reports 850 Disaster Death Toll For Year
The American Red Cross says forty three disasters caused 850 deaths in the year ending June 30, with property damage and homelessness affecting many communities. Relief efforts totaled over 825000 for Pueblo rehab and millions for other emergencies across the United States, including the Wall Street blast and Tulsa riot. The report highlights expanded disaster networks in 328 chapters and 8402 active chapters preparing for rapid response, and calls for renewed membership during the November roll call.
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United States
Red Crosse
Wall Street
Salem
Ohio
Republic of Halmuene
Tulsa
Oklo
Ching
Canine
Alaska
North Phiketa
Italy
Red Crowe
Pueblo
American Red Cross
Shoup
Colorado
Red Cross
Residene
Arnal
Texas
Arkansas
Texarkana
China
Peace and war reflections amid a busy county note
Benjamin Franklin argued that peace must come slowly, war’s germ lingers in human nature, and full world peace remains ideal. The item cites Versailles and Washington conferences as steps forward while detailing local news on cattle trades, arrivals, relocations, and community visits across El Paso Marfa Nogales Alpine and Maine funeral attendees.
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Benjamin Franlkin
Europe
Life Saving Corps Enrollment Reaches 10000 Members
Growth of Red Cross Life Saving Corps continued with 160 Corps and over 10000 members nationwide. Of these, 1276 are qualified examiners. Notably the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis organized what may be the largest life saving corps in the world.
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Red Cross
United Sates Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ufe
Nevill Ranch trespass notice posted by owner
Mrs Kate Nevill warns that any person taking wood water grass or hunting or fishing on Nevill Ranch lands will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Nevill
Kate Nevill
Tax Bill In Sight Faces Wide Senate Battle
A broad bloc of Western and Southern senators pushes tax revision to ease burdens on industry while limiting big incomes. The plan aims to cut top income surtaxes from 65% toward 32% or around 50% in the end. President Wilson urged reform in 1919 but action lagged under Republican control. The piece notes disarmament hopes hinge on reduced war prep and warns relativity in disarmament changes war prospects, with nations wary of giving advantage to others.
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West
South
Wilson
Republican Congress
Congress
Japan
Great Britain
Marathon News Items From Alpine to San Antonio
Verge Runyon of Alpine visits here this week. Miss Edna Kendrick leaves for El Paso. Mrs. Jim Shoemake visits relatives from the ranch. A. S. Gage attends ranch matters. AE fT. Allen of El Paso visits Mrs. John Chambers. L. F. Buttrill sells four steer cars to Peyton Packing Co. Miss Katherine White of Marfa spends Sunday. Kid Decie ships two steer cars to Fort Worth.
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T. M. Shely
EL Paso
Peyton Parking Co
AE Ft
The
Peyton Packing Co
Kid Decie
Fort Worth
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Peyton Pacing Co
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R.A. Serna
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Marfa
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J. O. Wedin
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Life Saving Corps
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Brewster County
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L. Hess
Fred Clark
WK. Bates
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