Fresh Flood Devastates Pueblo After Dams Burst
A massive flood hit Pueblo with two more dams breaking, releasing millions of gallons. The city, under military control, faced power and water shortages, improvised hospitals, and curfews as relief efforts organized. Banks planned to reopen. Red Cross shelters and food distribution operated at the Congress hotel and court houses.
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Danner
Paul P. Newton
Colorado National Gnard
Congress Hotel
Bse
Avery
First National Bank of
Innequa
Colorado Bank
Pueblo Savings
Trubeaccom
First_ National
Peoples Savings and Trust Company
Ee Bank of
Pas
Ixews Beggs Dry Goods Compu
Bo Man
Michael Studzinski
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Red Cross
Congrasa
Manry
Vst
Second Streets
Majestic Theatres
Grand Opera House
Palm
Colonial Theatre
Third
Main St
Denver Flood Emergency Threatens City Center
A derailed report from Denver describes rapidly rising river levels and imminent flood danger along Main Street and near Lacombe station. Officials ordered Precautionary actions as the Platte River swelled six inches in ten hours while river gauges showed eight feet and rising.
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Denver
Cpeaistor Gn
Pucula
Chier
Derver
Platte
Devel
Lacombe
Ingiiering
Che Feet Q
Nehce
Lacombe Station
Rupture Between House and Senate Continues
Fragmentary text shows a political clash between the House and Senate with references to a president, possible dismemberment of a plan, and an impending House session. Concrete names, dates, or places are unreadable due to poor OCR. The item signals ongoing legislative friction and procedural tension.
Texas Pacific tracks under flood water report
Flooding on the Pevoe river overflows submerged railroad lines five feet deep. Track sections are affected with crossings and services disrupted as authorities assess damage and seek safe routes for trains and maintenance crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Pacific
Pevoe
Elks Past Exalted Rulers Hold Meeting in Bristol
The Elks past exalted rulers gathered in Bristol with Mikes Meit ale eoonter moeedinis af Lake Cnaipouner Indas. Mares A. Trown of New Fitteds served as deputy exalted ruler for the eastern section. Attendees voted to mend the writ and discuss leadership at Wallingford.
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Bristol Cultune
Caasueliniun
Moeedinis
Cnaipouner Indas
Eins Mbaiay
Mares A. Trown
New Fitteds
Winerlines
Mestete
Wits
Wallingfard
Laura Bromwell Killed In Flight At Curtiss Field
A Curtiss field statement cites Miss Laura Bromwell's fatal aviation accident during a flight. The report claims she was out of her seat due to a misplaced cushion and that safety belt differences between planes contributed to her loss of control.
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Curtiss
Miss Bromwvell
Ten Injured By Airplane Swing At Hartford Park
Ten people were hurt when an airplane swing collapsed at Capitol park in Hartford. Three are seriously injured, with several taken to Hartford Hospital. Investigators say a cross arm split while the car swung. crowd interference reportedly slowed response.
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Hartford Park
Hartford
Amn
Jane
Capitol Park
Mary Waimins
Britain
Kania
New Britain
Holt
Stormy Cleveland Session Divides Zionist Leaders
In Cleveland the twenty fourth Zionist Congress opened amid a heated session. Judge Henry Cnenbaum of Houston led opposition to Judie Aan Wo Muck of Union as they clashed on affiliation policy. Madge Dannenbaum presented costs from the United States meeting, as speakers including World Zionist leader Weizmann urged unity and free Hebrew worship at the two future chapters.
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Cleveland
Tyne
Lwa Frees Fine Azionis
Judes Henry ¢Nenbaum
Houstor
Judie
Unieasa
Madge Dannenbaum
Stephen Roard
Wy Rosen- York
Wise
Remindrd
World Zionist
Fourth Degree Granted by K of C at New Haven
The Knights of Columbus held a Fourth Degree ceremony in New Haven with Exemplar Venerable Warenn Pears and several speakers. John At. Lee of Norwich led the event while attendees included notable guests from New York, Mampsonville, and nearby towns.
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New Haven
Solum
Toda
Tefray Baartford
Rom
Wrteebury
Lonigsht
William 2. Larkin
New York
Willie A. Mulligan
Mampsonville
Sipreme
Kiicks
Manjue
Haven
President Harding Visits Valley Forge Memorial Address
President Harding spoke at Valley Forge before thousands, pledging preservation of American founding principles amid postwar challenges. He urged courage to maintain liberty and Democracy, linking the shrine to enduring national duties and inherited institutions.
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Vallay
Harding
Eling
Lunehu
Haredine
Philander
Sproul
Penrose
Knox
Pennsylvania
Hose
Chiapel
Horney
Hoosevelt
Triple Sarvines
Lero
Homer
Tiberty
Walley Orga
Ney
Republic
Heratkmt
Gevatons
Ammeritana
Moma
Tve
Washington
Valley Forge
Tillie
Uphrayal
Nisi
America
Tran
Aspen
Senatora Colonia
Vingdal
Pete Sanator
Krox
Grasehy
Relia Uinger
Baltimore
Vea
Susqueninaa
Rios Este
Philadelpala Schial
Ibn Gates
Tne Betady Ami
General Wrangel backed by Japan in uncertain crisis
Reports from Tokyo describe Allied and anti Bolshevik forces blocking Semenoff’s landing as Cossacks cheer his return. Telegraphic despatches claim Semenoff’s followers move from Harbin toward support, while revolts surface in Ekaterinburg and Moscow. The drift remains tense and unresolved.
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Semmenor Koy
Tokio
Dune
Cassociaton Fresst—Lutest
Wadivnsiok
Wappell
Semmeff
Jender
Rmenofts
Semenot
Semenoi
Semenais
Srowsa
Omek
Antiholshevik
Chine Bolsheviki
Tabolak
Siberia
Ekateyinbu
Moscow
Petrograd
French Girls Urged to Seek U S Husbands in Raris
The Academy of Messicinn, a group of French women, forms Marriage committee to arrange marriages with American men. Professor CarvUT asserts that many French girls fail to assimilate their husbands’ customs, prompting advice to pursue U S husbands if France cannot supply suitable spouses.
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RARIS
Ora
Academy of
Messicinn
Yale crews coach resigns on eve of varsity race
Yale University faces a coaching shakeup as the head coach resigns just before the varsity race with Harvard. The interim plan names Meedelit as acting director, with Mhureditl Pye guiding the Ty Vale crew during final practice.
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YALE
Condorky Sunassir
Taney Ceederes
Mhureditl Pye Waprain
Ty Vale
Otania
Anit ‘i
Tit Vale
Harpo
Thames
Nickalls
Vale
Prade Ip
Ty Paremon
Rash
Fen
Harvard
New Haver
Piano not furniture sparks protest from piano tuners group
A Crigago speech recounts a debate on naming a piano and preserving its dignity. Charles Deutschmann, president of the association of piano tuners, argues a piano is not furniture and warns the new policy could disrupt orchestral work and stress families.
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Crigago
Charles Deutschmann
Soulmong
Nu- Uonal
Piane Tuners
Wealedy Hassean
Burglars Loot Morgan Memorial in Hartford
In Hartford on Main Street the Morgan Memorial was entered by burglars last night. Valuables and tapestries from the J. Morgan collection were stolen. A police detective said two suspicious men gained entry via the roof and left with the loot in a awaiting automobile. The Memorial building remains closed as officials plan further statements by day’s end.
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Hartford
Conn
Dune
Morgan Memorial
Main Street
Bale J. Morgan
Frank B. Gay
Coura
Memorial
Los Ne
Mtor- Sn
Wad Hag
Mus City
Death of John Golden Expected Momentarily
A report states John Goldens condition is steady but deteriorating and his death is expected momentarily. Medical staff anticipate a fatal outcome imminently as the situation remains critical with no immediate improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Golden
Dhuyan
Weela Pte
Wis
Toni
Dare Devil Murphy Crowned After Parachute Exhibition Fight
John Murphy an aviator nicknamed Dare Devil Murphy was crowned after a parachute drop and exhibition fight at Salis de bewea today. The event drew a crowd as spectators watched the stunt unfold over the coast.
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Saltsrery
Mars
John Murphy
Devil Murphy
Promise of a compromise with honor shapes postwar policy
Officials describe a plan called a compromise with honor involving Britain Japan and the United States over mandates in Mesopotamia and the Pacific. It envisions administrative control by Britain with no U.S. withdrawal and a broad Hughes mandate policy, touted by some as essential for world peace despite fragmented text.
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United States
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
United A Ad
Schnar
Hughes
Britain
Japan
Som
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MOBO
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