Government Will Aid Flood Stricken Pueblo City
Pueblo faces a severe flood aftermath as death toll rises to forty five in the morgue and twenty seven in valley towns. Relief trains arrived from Denver and one headed to northern stricken areas, with motor lorries and fifty vans en route from Fort Sam Houston to assist Pueblo. More than a hundred horses drowned are being burned on the outskirts.
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Y United Press
Pueblo
Kansas River
Denver
Fort Samce
Colorado flood relief authorized for food and tents
The Senate adopted a resolution approving temporary relief measures to aid flood victims in Colorado. The act, passed by the House yesterday, authorizes the Secretary of War to provide temporary relief in the form of food and tents to those affected by the disaster.
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United Press
Washington
Colorado
Senate
Congress to delay Carpentiere Dempsey bout over war bonds
A House resolution proposed by Gallivan of Massachusetts would delay the July 2 fight until Congress authorizes bonds for World War I veterans. The item notes a cinema ad and local business notices including Kodacks and a drug store in Richardson.
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Wasitington
Congress
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Obregon Seeks Early U S Recognition Ahead of Treaty
President Obregon aims for American recognition before any formal treaty signing with the United States. The move, seen as protecting his standing with Mexican citizens, contrasts with Secretary Hughes’s proposal. Obregon plans to pursue acknowledgment to avoid domestic backlash.
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Washington
Obregon
United States
Mexico
Hughes
Lasker Named Chairman of Shipping Board
Washington June 8 A D Lasker has agreed to become chairman of the Shipping Board The board includes Admiral Benson the present chairman Frederick I Thompson of Mobile Meyer Lissner of Los Angeles T V O Connell of Buffalo Ex Senator Chamberlain of Oregon and J C Plummer of Maine.
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Washington
A. D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Admiral Benson
Frederick I.thompson
Mobile
Meyer Lissner
Los Angeles
T. V. O’connell
Buffalo
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Oregon
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ARE IN DISTRESS AND ASK FOR HELP SEVEN O'CLOCK CLASS
New York June 8 The British Steamer Seapool enroute from Montreal to Dublin is believed to have struck an iceberg. Radio reports say the Rochambeau was not the vessel in trouble and the call for help differed. The Seapool is now safe and proceeding on her course with the fore peak full of water.
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United Press
New York
Seapool
Montreal
Dublin
Rochambeau
Capture of Escaped Convicts Expected in Brazoria
United Press reports in Brazoria that Capt. Jack Herring arrives to direct the hunt for nineteen convicts still at large from the Clemens prison farm escape. Of thirty three, twelve recaptured and two drowned.
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United Press
Colorado Flood Loss Estimated at Forty Million
Denver reports indicate total flood damage in Colorado may near 40 million dollars. Governor Shoup asks Congress for 20 million in federal aid for road and highway reconstruction near Pueblo. Southern Arkansas valley flood loss tops 10 million with 150 miles of damage from Pueblo to the Kansas line. Dam failures threaten Greely and Fort Collins areas with vast agricultural inundation.
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Denver
HJ. Shoup
Congress
Nicholson and
Phipps
Arkansas Valley
Pueblo
Kansas State Line
Greely
Fort Collins
Fire damages World Building and hotel on square
Fire discovered about 9 30 last night in the upper story of the World building on the square damaged the Commercial hotel portion and caused heavy smoke and water damage. Firemen arrived within five minutes and controlled the blaze in about an hour with the building insured and most stock saved.
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Commercial
R. C. Burns
S. L. Smith
Black Adams
Bean Law Not In Conflict With Volstead Act
Texas Dean prohibition law is questioned as a possible felony while the Volstead Act defines the offense as a misdemeanor. United States District Judge James C. Wilcox hands down the opinion from Amarillo on June 8.
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United Press
Amarillo
Texas
Local ads mix cheap powder and burgers at area shops
A jumble of retail items lists Aloha Hawaiian talcum powder cheap at Bishop's Store and announces 15 cents each or two for 25 cents. Hamburgers and Wiener specials plus ice cream and pastries are offered by Busy Bee Cafe and Meredith & Meredith near the express office. A disc plow sharpener boast and motor goods appear with multiple local names.
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Richardson Drug Store
Tulsa Riot Grand Jury Investigates Blame
A special Tulsa county grand jury is in session to fix blame for the recent riots. The State Attorney General, aided by the local bar association, will present evidence. The probe will involve officials high and low and conclude within two weeks.
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United Press
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Bar Association
Woman Faces Murder Charge In Chicago Affair
Mrs Cor Orthwine goes to trial for the murder of Goodyear Rubber official Herbert P Zeigler in Chicago. Zeigler had little money. Orthwine sold her luxury apartments to fund her defense as she seeks to keep her seventeen year old daughter in school. Prominent Chicago social and financial figures are expected to testify.
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United Press
Chicago
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