Pueblo Floods Strain Relief Efforts And Rescue
Refugees are moved toward camps near Mineral Palace park as Pueblo grinds through flood cleanup. Marines assist refugee organization while Red Cross coordinates aid and transport from Colorado Springs. Col. Hamrock orders city entry restricted to officials as relief teams push debris removal and water sanitation efforts.
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Pueblo
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Patrick J. Hamrock
Hamrock
War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Train Service Restored To Pushto City For Relief
In Topeka Kansas Santa Fe officials report train service to Pushto has been restored enough to bring food and clothing into the city and move refugees. The first northbound Santa Fe train with Denver and Colorado Springs supplies reached Pueblo this morning. Passengers on the westbound train bound for Denver remain en route after crossing through Hutchinson on the Chicago Rock Island line amid Colorado floods.
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Pueblo
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Oklahoma
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Missouri Pacific
Flood and rescue roll call amid Pueblo flood aftermath
Refugees gather as trains move through the region with 275 people arriving in Denver from Pueblo. An appeal from Dayton Rotary aids Pueblo relief while looting and salvage battles unfold in the flooded area. Bodies recovered in mud and plans to return remains to Pueblo are reported as engineers and authorities prepare for the long cleanup.
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Pueblo
WRECKAGE STREWN FOR MILES IN MOUNTAIN CRASH
Rescue crews probe a remote mountainside after a devastating wreck. The scene is described as deathly silent and flooded with mud and flies as squads search for any sign of life among scattered debris. Local squatters shelter on hilltops while horses cry out in the night. The article notes fears that the river may flood again and threaten stored food.
Graduates Receive Diplomas in Class of 1921 Ceremony
The graduation program features the class of 1921 receiving diplomas from C. H. Townsend, president of the school board, as Principal W. A. Lacey looks on. A chorus selection precedes the presentation in Pueblo with a global relief message echoed in the address.
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Ada Cookssy
Mie'n Highway
J. CC. Kamp
Edith Clemens
Roy Frisby
Clemens
Linde
Lacey
Casper
Ingla Bisch
Ada Cooksey
Cornelia Cottrell
Mary Fiinn
Charlotte Gants
Joe Grieve
Henrietta Gatehall
Eisie Olmes
Ruth Kimball
Edneasa Mokler
Thora Linde
Florence Smith
Florence Solterman
Franess Sullivan
Francis Dunn
Margaret Sullivan
Earl Engdah
Glen Pletcher
Laurenes Tde- Woody
Clair Blanchard
Clean Baldwin
William Kocher
Arthur Litheredge
Eugene Martin
Homer Mauk
Archies Post
Joe Shikany
Weston Sproul
George Vandayveer
Pueblo
China
United States of America
C. H
Townsend
W. A. Lacey
JQUOR VIOLATORS ON THIN COURT IN CHEYENNE
Vaughan and Frank operators of the Inoher face a trial in the United States court at Cheyenne. Johnson and Yoagtan were taken to Seat Sone by officials. Deputy Maser left to testify in the case. It is noted that one pound of wool yields one yard of cloth.
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Frank
United States
Cheyenne
Johnson
Yaugtan
Sone Vuine
Focal
Uoorke Maser
Abertee
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