Pueblo flood toll and relief efforts amid disaster
The Arkansas River floods hit Pueblo Colorado with death toll around 250 and property losses near 10 million dollars. Red Cross and Governor Shoup oversee relief as hundreds remain missing amid debris. Aid is rationed and civilians lacking funds receive military food permits while care is organized at churches and courthouses. Million gallons surge into the city halting relief work and looting is met with Guardsmen fire. Power outages and railroad paralysis compound the crisis as officials struggle to sustain rescue and recovery.
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U S Help Needed to Right World Says Harding
President Harding pledges U S help to justify and guarantee inherited institutions anew and to serve as a world example. A sermon from Valley Porch in Pennsylvania echoes calls for America to act as a beacon amid global instability.
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Weather and forecast for New England and coastal areas
Weather forecast notes a mix of unsettled and mild conditions across New England and coastal regions. Mon and Tue show temperature changes with variable winds from the east and northeast. inland areas may see calmer spells. The report mentions chance of fair weather at times and breezy northeasterly winds along the coast.
Compromise With Honor Predicted In Mandate Talks
Washington officials predict a compromise with honor on mandates. Britain and Japan would accept the American policy that mandated lands are held in trust for all who aided the defeat of Germany with reservations for Mesopotamia under Britain and Yap under Japan. Britain would allow American capital in Mesopotamian oil fields and Japan would grant U S administration of Yap cable facilities.
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Fire kills valued horses and horse owner Laura Bromwell
A two story stable near Westport burned with a loss estimated at $100000, killing valuable horses including Laura Bromwell, famed pilot. Cause unknown and under investigation as firefighters fought to save the animals. Bromwell died in a separate fatal plane crash near Minola while performing a record loop, marking the end of a celebrated aviation career.
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Japan Backs Wrangel in Vladivostock Move
Russian dispatches from Moscow report Japanese support for Wrangel at Vladivostock. The note warns of potential unification with Crimean forces, while Eastern Siberian workers and leftists prepare resistance. The British and American governments protest possible alliance.
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Rupture over disarmament rocks Senate and House
Washington reported an open split between President Harding and the House against the Senate leadership over the Borah disarmament amendment. Senators threaten to block the naval bill, while House leaders push ahead, with Borah and King trading sharp comments as conference moves stall.
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Mayor Set for Annual Address to City Council Tonight
The mayor plans to present his annual address to the City Council this evening. He is expected to discuss emergency appropriations, a $240,000 employment bond proposal, and potential reforms to city management and public safety staffing. A possible resignation by the mayor is also mentioned amid the discussions.
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Harding Offers Federal Aid To Colorado People
President Harding pledged federal assistance to Colorado residents after severe rains and floods. A telegram to Governor Stout expressed sympathy and offered aid as river levels threatened further rises near Pueblo, with uncertain flooding along the Arkansas River as night fell.
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Arkansas River Reaches High Mark At Portals Creek
Water crested at Portals and Court streets, Arkansas River rising to a high point not seen since previous flood years. Officials report a rapid surge with streets affected and water beginning to subside as the crest passes. Local residents advised to avoid flooded areas and monitor updates from authorities.
Flood Claims Four Lives in Las Animas Area
A flood along the Arkansas River last night killed four people in Las Animas and nearby areas, including three children. Mexican residents are reported among the dead as water swamped streets and surrounding towns, with some residents missing and warnings unable to spread in time.
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Disasters Strike Worldwide Amid Heavy Losses
A fragmented report cites fires, shipwrecks, and explosions causing numerous fatalities and wide property damage across multiple regions. Notable figures include hundreds of lives lost at sea and in inland blazes, with Ireland and New York mentioned among affected areas.
Bridgeport Brother Missing Under Suspicious Circumstances
In Bridgeport a man fears for his brother after a troubling incident leaves him missing near a road. Police investigation is ongoing as witnesses describe the events and authorities review security footage and prior relations.
City Relief Effort Expands As Pueblo Disaster Grows
Washington reports authorize 2.45 million dollars in disaster funds for Pueblo after a Red Cross mobilization. Deaths projected near 300 to 1,000 with property damage between 10 and 15 million. Water, gas and electric systems down, nursing and relief supplies mobilized from Denver, Kansas City, Omaha. James J. Fieser to direct operations with disaster experts en route.
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Guardsmen to Force Families to Move from Flood Districts
A Citizens Safety committee warned that families lingering near the Arkansas river east of Pueblo could be forced to relocate by National Guardsmen. The area between Pueblo and Manesta reportedly lies under rising flood waters with roads rails and lines washed away.
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Colorado Governor Appeals for Immediate Aid in Disaster
Governor Shoup urges urgent state and national relief as Pueblo faces widespread ruin from the disaster. The relief effort centers on Libetuations headquarters, with food, tents, and clothing needed for first aid and shelter as homes are wiped out. Citizens are urged to contribute and support immediate aid initiatives amid extensive damage.
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