Disaster Appeals As Colorado Flood Strikes Pueblo
Governor Shoup declares Red Cross relief urgent as Pueblo and neighboring districts face plague threats no water and sanitation, prompting calls for funds and medical aid. Red Cross to coordinate health surveys, supplies scarce, troops and hospitals requested from Fort Logan and Fitzsimmons.
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Sera Points
Red Cross Fund
Red Cros
Aam
Fort Logan
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Arkansas River Valley
No. Lis Pueblo
Florence
Beaver Creek
Arkatsis
Colorado Springs
Rathway
Puvble
Las Ants
Europe no longer hungry as Europe recovers
Secretary Hoover announced that Europe has abandoned two thirds of its hunger concerns and relaxed on many commodities as harvests approach. He said economic recovery should advance in local production and imports, allowing war spending to be reduced in all countries except possibly Austria.
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Washington, Tynes
Europe
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Austria
Coalition sweep reshapes Chicago judicial races
In Chicago eleven Democratic and ten Republican candidates aligned on the Democratic column swept into office in a broad judicial election victory. Pluralities ranged from about 60,000 to 100,000, unseating the GOP ticket and dismantling much of the old party machinery while carrying most Cook County towns.
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Chicago
Tyne F
Teket
Chisago
Cook County
Tulsa guards kill man in Sand Springs ranch incident
R. Osborne, an automobile party member, was fatally shot Sunday after allegedly failing to stop for guards patrolling the Sand Springs ranch near Tulsa. Osborne died at a local hospital from wounds. Warner, sister of Osborne, was treated for injuries from broken glass in the hospital.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Osborne
Sand Springs Ranch
Mre
Puul Warner
Oxborne
Auto Crash Injures Four Near Oshkosh
Four people were hurt when a car sideswiped another in the same direction near Black Wolf church. Mr and Mrs Fred Becker of Fond du Lac and Mr and Mrs Tullus Becker were pinned under their vehicle. Two women suffered serious injuries and the elder Becker sustained internal injuries.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Fred Becker
Fond du Lac
Prisoners killed by Russian Reds report from Moscow
Dispatches claim Soviet authorities report Japan plans to move Wrangel’s troops to Vladivostok to reassemble forces for a new drive in the Far East. The Harbin and Moscow correspondents describe executions in Khabarovsk and warnings to Semenov and Bolshevik leaders, amid tensions over naval and coastal defense in Siberia.
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Lonion
Didiy Verdtt
Tabor
Moscow
Japan
Genera Wrangel
Russia
Vindlyustok
General Wrangel
Semeno
Ranpel
Atd Hes
Semenof
Tar East
Bien
New Rail Bill Seeks State Control Over Intrastate Transport
Washington June 7 A new rail measure would restore full state authority over intrastate carriage and rate setting and repeal safeguards from the Esle-Cummins act of 1920. It also would vest states with power over railroad car service within their borders. The bill is sponsored by Representative Burton F. H. Sweet of Town a Republican member of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
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Washinton
Burton FH
Sweet
Town
Interstate’ and Foreign Comerce Committee
Estate tax ruling affirms deduction in 1918 case
Washington July 7 The Supreme Court upheld a Court of Claims decision in the estate of Alan T Woodhford Alabama Executors ruling that an allowable deduction reduces net income for estate tax purposes. The government’s appeal was dismissed regarding American Can Company not a monopoly under the Sherman Act and Western Union Telegraph kept liable for damages only if transmission errors occurred under government control. The court adjourned until October 10.
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Washington
Supreme Unit
Court of Claims
Alan T. Woodhford
Alabma
Frierson
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
Lotteitoy General Frierson
Anmerican Can Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Yesterday's Games in National and American Leagues
Scores from yesterday's baseball games show Brooklyn 7 Chicago 0, Boston 2 Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 5 New York 4, St Louis 1 Philadelphia 0, and American League results including Chicago 7 St Louis 1 New York 1, Boston 6 Cleveland 6, Detroit 0 Philadelphia 0.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tenshinston
St. Loui
Bouton
Cleveland
Detroit
St Darratt
Pat Washington
St Louis
Americans Visit Albania For Educational System Founding
A group of American religious and academic leaders including Bishop Edward Thake of Chicago Reverend Dr Hertrand Tipple of Thame and Professor George Jones of the University of Chicago have departed for Durazzo Albania. They travel at the Albanian government's request to help establish a modern educational system backed by the American Methodist Church and will also visit Montenegro.
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Rome
Tune T
Edward Thake
Chicago
Europe
Hertrand M. Tipple
American Methodist
Thame
George Jones
University of Chicago
Durazzo
Albania
American Methodist Church
Montenesto
Two Americans Killed by German Civilian in Mayence
Two American soldiers died at Mayence when a German civilian, identified as Aubernach, fatally shot them with a revolver. Police or military authorities launched a search for the murderer as reports circulated in Cologne and nearby areas.
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Cologne
Mayence
Cagoite
Saya
Nese | Aubernach
Ted
Porter disarmament resolution approved by house committee
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reported the Porter disarmament resolution with President Harding's backing and Borah opposition. It widens the Senate amendment scope to include land disarmament and all firmament, proposing a conference limited to United States Great Britain and Japan. The Flood substitute directs the President to call a conference, and funds are appropriated for related expenses.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Harding
House
Senate
Lund
United States
Japan
Garah
Porter
Borvh
Arminenti
Congress
Thut
Houses of Representatives
United States of America
Teese Materilly
More Troops for Ireland In Immediate Deployment
In the House of Commons Austen Chamberlain announced the immediate sending of additional troops to Ireland to maintain order. Sir Una Greenwood, the chief secretary for Ireland, answered questions on casualties since January 1920, reporting 127 killed and 286 wounded.
$20 000 in Booze Stolen From Elgin Home Basement
Elgin police uncovered the theft of more than $20,000 in bonded whisky from the basement of Lea Anahracht, a former saloonkeeper and wholesaler. The 120 cases, each with 24 pints, had been in storage for years and could not be moved since Prohibition division began.
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Figin
Elgin
Lea Anahracht
Eighteen Hurt In Indiana Wreck Near Central Rail Yard
A derailment on the Indiana Central rail line injured eighteen people as a Chicago bound train from the East left the tracks west of Timmon. Four coaches left the rails and the derailed cars were flung from the line. Train crews reported the incident as the flight to Vernal’s crash flyers.
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Chicago
Michisa Central
Uailies West
Timmond
Vernal
Jobs For Women Dominate Chicago Employment Bureau
Chicago June 7 reports H B Smith president of the national employment board says plenty of work for women office workers but few for men. He notes a shift with women in chief clerks now about 60 percent of allied workers, wages around 35 a week for stenographers, and predicts improving conditions only by spring next year. The current labor market favors efficient workers and women are holding jobs while men lose ground.
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Chicago
H. B. Smith
National Employment Board
Salth
Mom
Pueblo Citizens Drafted In Clean Up Order
Pueblo June 7 An order issued by Col Paul I Newton commander under an military fin directs all able bodied citizens to work cleaning streets and removing debris. Night owls must leave the city immediately. no public citizens are exempted. Those who refuse will be placed under military guard and required to work.
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Washington
Burding
Colorado
Pueblo
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cola
Wieder
Leu
Paul I. Newton
Ordee
Markets Update in Hard Wheat and Livestock Prices
Trading figures show flour, hard winter wheat, and rye flour with varied patents and retail prices. Poultry, potatoes, beef cattle, calves, and hogs are listed by quality and weight with receipts and market tone noted, including lambs and sheep futures amid steady to active demand.
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Bologna
Bae
Elfers
Hdarby Stoclera
Isi
Ught
Walters
Ewen
SGU
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Te Kangus Inc
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Edward L. Bedford
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Winformtra Farm
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Picyo
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Khabarovsk
Tokyo
Forever Leader
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Hochi Shimbi
Ald Wrangel
U. S
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