Pueblo Flood Deepens As New Wall Of Water Threatens City
Governor Shoup reports relief efforts in Pueblo under martial law as Arkansas River floodwaters surge. Troops warn residents to higher ground while refueling supplies, water, and medical aid remain critical. Death toll estimates range from 100 to 1000 with 80 bodies in morgue. relief work hampered by washed out roads and infrastructure.
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Oliver Shoup
United Press Today
Hamrock
Newton
Colo
Arkansas
Commerce leader outlines U S Chamber aims at Canton lunch
Calvin B. Brown of the National Chamber of Commerce spoke to Canton business men, saying America holds a leading world role with over a third of global gold, a strong banking system, and rising construction. He warned production costs stay high postwar and stressed unity in social chambers to advance commerce.
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Calvin B. Brown
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Lease Transfer of 99 Year Property on Mulay and Second
A. H. Abrams Mike McKin and William Marshal transfer a 99 year lease on the old es Property at Mulay and Second NE to Nel Joseph and Edward Fei Way. At- Y Oscar M. Abt said the instruments of transfer were prepared and the total deal runs about $300000. The site is occupied by a building with McKinney as tenants and may see a modern structure within two years.
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A. H. Abrams
Mike McKin
William Marshal
Oldes
Mulay
Second-st
Nel
Joseph
Edward Fei
At- Y
Oscar M. Abt
Webber,er & Abt
McKinney
Walnut St
Ture
Allen
C. A
Insanity Charge Filed Against Navarre Mother
A probate insanity charge was filed Monday against Mrs. Malancthon Siffert of Navarre. She is accused of drowning her six month old baby in the canal near the village. A hearing is set for Monday afternoon and she may be committed to an insane asylum. She has given no lucid account since Saturday in jail. She claimed the child was malformed and infected from a facial sore, but the infant appeared normal on examination.
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Malancthon Siffert
Navarre
McQuate
Tailor Tries Mutilation And Self Harm In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police say Joseph Silto 5 killed his daughter Julia 19 and slashed his own throat at their home 1424 Mt. Atari today. A note found at the scene was not immediately legible and Silto’s wife could offer no details.
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Cinnati
Joseph Silto
Julia
Atari Y
Weather and theater ad notes for Lew McKinley Theater
Weather forecast for Ohio and surrounding area notes fair conditions with mild temperatures. An advertisement highlights upcoming theater showings at Lew McKinley Theater with a new Saturday opening and prices to be announced.
Zionist Convention Chooses Dannenbaum Over Mack
At Cleveland the Zionist organization of America selects Judge Henry N. Dannenbaum of Texas as temporary chairman, defeating Judge Julinn W. Mack amid charges of attempts to influence a 100 million dollar Palestine fund. The vote 139 to 75 signals strength for the Weizmann faction in England and the parent body. Other items note company drill at the Armory and local entertainment ads.
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Cleveland
Julinn W. Mack
Chicago
Zionist Organization of America
Palestine
Henry N. Danienbaum
Texas
Mack
Karen Hayesod
Palestine Foundation Fund
Dannenbaum
Chain Weizman
England
Cornerstone Laying for St Paul Church Canton Massed Rite
Knights of St John in full dress guard platform as Rev Scullen places corner stone for St Paul Catholic church on Mahoning Road NE Canton. Sermon by Rev Joseph F Smith. deacon Rev Edward Mooney. crowd includes Knights from Cleveland Akron Massillon and others. parade and street festivities precede the service. Moving pictures to be shown at Strand theater.
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Mahoninegrd
Superioray NE
St. Paul's Church
Knights of St. John
Joseph Paulus
New Church
Knights of Columbus
Order of Foresters
W A. Scullen
Cleveland Catholic
St. Paul Catholic
Mahoning Rd
Scullen
Joseph F. Smith
St. Philomene's Church
Cleveland
Edward Mooney
Cathedral Latin School
Thomas McKinney
M. J. Flannigan
St. John's Church
Canton
Akron
Massillon
Alliance
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Grand Army
Highay
Tuscarawasst
12Thst
Mahoningrd NE
Guard of Honor
St. Paul's
N Hassell
St. Mary’s
J. J. Schmit
North Canton
John D. Schmitz
John Humbach
Earl Stock
Strand Theater
Fire devastates Pittsburgh business district
A morning blaze at 1 o clock swept through four Wood Street buildings in Pittsburgh, destroying the Pittsburgh Office Equipment Co. at 109 Wood St and heavily damaging the New York Wall Paper Co. at 107 Wood St the Fairbanks building at 111 Wood St and Young Paper Co. at 195 Wood St. Losses are estimated between 400000 and 500000 with the fire under control early today.
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Pittsburgh
Woodst
Pittsburgh Office Equipment Co
New York Wall Paper Co
Fairbanks
Young Paper Co
Wallace Reid in the Love Special at New McKinley
Wallace Reid headlines the Love Special at the New McKinley theater with advance ads for Tuesday. Buehler's Special offers fresh spare ribs priced ten cents per pound.
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Second St NW
Buehler
Important Rate Decision Could Alter Rail Rate Rules
The U S Supreme Court may rule on intrastate rate increases ordered by the I G S and challenged by forty two states who claim federal control over interstate rates. A ruling sustaining the states would invalidate all raised interstate rates from last August and leave state commissions to set within state rates. The decision touches Pullman surcharge baggage freight milk and cream rates as well as theater pricing tied to the New McKinley opening June 11.
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Commission
Congress
Special meeting of Zion Lutheran class at Arlington Av
A special meeting of Mrs. Marys U S class of Zion Lutheran church is announced to be held Tuesday evening at Mrs Wm Kieffer s residence 128 Arlington av NW. The notice calls members to attend.
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Mrs. Mary
U. S
Class of Zion Lutheran Church
Wm. Kieffer
Arlington Av
New McKinley Theater Opens With The Hove Special
The New McKinley Theater debuts Saturday night June 11 with Wallace Reid in The Hove Special First Canton showing.
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McKinley
Adv
Wallace Reid
Hove
Canton
Wm Ady
McKinley Theater
W. Tuse
Gift Picks for Boy and Girl Graduates at Arthur's Leather Shop
A local seller highlights a range of suitable graduation gifts for boys and girls with prices starting at 1 2 3 and 5 dollars. Arthur's Leather Shop located at 204 Market Ave North advertises the sale.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Witter seeks second term as Canton mayor
Mayor Herman R. Witter formally announced Monday his bid for renomination on the Democratic ticket. Republican N. A. Jacobi, an optometrist at 220 Cleveland Ave NW, opened his petition drive. Other Republicans Charles J. Hexamer William T. Kirk and William F. Slobush filed petitions. Democrats meet Monday at Bender's restaurant to discuss candidate suggestions. Friday is filing deadline.
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Herman R. Witter
N. A. Jacobi
Witter
Jacobi
Canton
Clevelandavy
Charles J. Hexamer
Tenth Ward
William T. Kirk
William F. Slobush
Bender's
Gas Hearing Set by Supreme Court
Supreme Court fixed December 6 1921 as the hearing date for suits by Ohio and Pennsylvania challenging West Virginia gas distribution alleged discrimination to other states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Government Drops Major Trust Busting Suit
The federal government in Supreme Court dismissed its anti trust case against the American Can Company. The motion by Solicitor General Frierson was granted and the appeal was dropped after lower courts failed to secure a ruling. Wallace Reid stars in The Love Special at the New McKinley Theater.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Can Ecomony
Frierson
Valiant rescue efforts amid Pueblo flood disaster
Reporter W. W. Price chronicles Colorado Springs observations on Pueblo flooding. He recalls a 44 mile, eight hour trip through wrecked tracks to aid relief efforts. The piece details widespread devastation in Pueblo including the Arkansan river surge, fires, and scenes at the asylum for the insane as crews evacuated patients.
Mc Kinley Theater Opens Saturday Night Advy
Money talks loudest when its brought back to pre war value the Mc Kinley Theater opens Saturday night June th Advy with promises of value and relief for patrons amid wartime inflation and rising prices.
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McKinley Theater
Folsom Opens New Office in Market Avenue Area
A new office at 212 Market Ave North by Adyv launches with a focus on quality and speed in services. The listing mentions The Love Special and promotional phrasing for a local audience.
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Folsom
Drouhard Sues French to Complete Exchange of Stock
Alfred J. Drouhard files a lawsuit against Gilbert D. French seeking completion of a stock exchange contract in a brick concern and damages of 5209. Attorney Milton B K Haines represents the plaintiff.
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Alfred J. Drouhard
Gilbert D. French
Milton BK. Haines
County approves Gaskillst bridge over Mahoning River
County commissioners approved the Gaskillst bridge project over the Mahoning River in Alliance during Monday proceedings.
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Mahoning River
Alliance
Lily Lodge Notice Election of Officers Tuesday Evening
Lily Lodge calls a Tuesday evening meeting to elect officers and confer page rank. A large attendance is encouraged with all visitors welcome.
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Lily Lodge
St. L. Seesholtz
C. C
Adv
Flood Toll in Pueblo Tops 31 Dead as Losses Reach 50 Million
In Pueblo Colorado thirty one flood victims were counted across three morgues with twenty nine from Pueblo, two from rural areas. Authorities fear more bodies and search along the Arkansas river continued. Embalmers were summoned from other cities as property and infrastructure damage is conservatively estimated at fifty million dollars.
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Pueblo
Colo
United Press
Arkansas River
Lampbells Are Safe In Kansas
W C G Saxton of the First National bank has heard nothing from his brother Charles Saxton cashier of the Western National bank of Pueblo Colo It is believed his home in the higher part of Pueblo is safe but the bank likely lies in the flood swept district Mr Saxton and his family have lived in Pueblo 30 years Mrs Mary Danner 208 Market av S received a telegram from Mr and Mrs J Frank Campbell 816 Auburn pl NW Sunday saying their train was delayed in Kansas and they had not reached Pueblo Saturday afternoon They are safe in Kansas George Ut Hostetter brother of A D Hostetter Canton rd ext in Pueblo where he works for Colorado Fuel Iron Co the plant is on high ground Canton Red Cross Chapter will aid Cantonians with relatives in the flood area News will be provided as possible despite limited telegraph service
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W. CG. Saxton
First National Bank
Charles Saxton
Western National Bank of
Pueblo
Cola
Mr. Saxton
Mary Danner
Market
Av S
J. Frank Campbell
Auburn Pl
Kansas
George Ut. Hostetter
A. D. Hostetter
Fulton Rd
Colorado Fuel Iron Co
Canton
Canton Red Cross
Red Cross
Flood Warnings Persist in Southwest Regions
Washington June 6 The United States Weather Bureau reports little hope for relief from the severe floods. Additional heavy rains in the central Rocky Mountain district extend flood conditions along rivers in Colorado and western Kansas. Warnings continue for the Rio Grande Arkansas Pecos and upper Canadian rivers.
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Washington
Daily Bulletin
United States Weather Bureau Today
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Rio Grande
Arkansas
Pecos
Upper Canadian River
Flood Submerges 169 Miles of Santa Fe Tracks
In the Arkansas valley below l Neblo, over 169 miles of Santa Fe railroad tracks are underwater as officials report extensive flooding. Towns affected include Neposta, Men tencla, Rock Ford, Swink, La Junta, Las Animas, Fowler, Lamar and Granada.
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Peka
Kans
Santa Fe
Arkansas Valley
L’neblo
Neposta
Mentencla
Rock Ford
Swink
la Junta
Las Inamas
Fowler
Lamar
Granada
Stamp This Date in Your Brain at New McKinley Theater
Saturday night at seven o’clock the New McKinley Theater presents Jane It and Ady in a headline show. The ad urges audiences to stamp the date in their brain for an eventful evening.
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Jane It
Oelock
New McKinley Theater Opers
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