Denver flood toll rises as missing list grows warning of relief
The Denver flood toll rose with 47 dead and 136 missing as South Platte receded. In Pueblo 550 guardsmen and 35 rangers prepare to replace patrols. 120 hoboes detained for cleanup, and 3 000 destitute or homeless seek aid at refugee camps run by Salvation Army and Red Cross.
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Schipper
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Rangers
Pareek J. Hamrock
Hamrock
Oraie L. Dennis
Red Cross
Dennis
Red Crags
Salvation Army
American Legion
Unusual Flood Damage Reopens in Town With Twisted Girders
Struck buildings and bridges shown in odd shapes as ferque girders and steel foil twist. One enormous girder bent into an S. Some houses left standing on walls. Telephone service may take three to six months to restore. Postal Telegraph extends lines to Le Junin and other eastern and southern points as crews work.
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Postal Telegraph Company
le Junin
Denver Rail Lines Restore Most Service After Flood
Denver reports reopening of routes on the D and RG, with service restored to many points north and south. Alamosa and Pueblo areas see trains resuming, while lines to Boulder and southern Colorado begin normal operations. Public health in Pueblo notes rising virulent disease cases and ongoing containment efforts in shelters.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grands’ Railway
Pueblo
Florence
Mont Polnta
Alamosa
Walsenburg
Trinidad
Union Pacific
Boulder
Denver & Interurban
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Harriman Widow Leaves Cheyenne for Western Properties
Mrs. H. Harriman, widow of the railroad magnate, departed Cheyenne in a special car after a 24 hour visit. She is inspecting Harriman system properties in the west.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Doward H. Harriman
West
Harriman System
Admiral Sinn Endorsed by Company Amid Dispute
In London commerce circles, officials urged the SMG 15 to be discharged as part of a broader review. Mr. Cross stated the company supports Sinn and will stand with him, asserting they will back a loyal, honest stance by American standards.
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Commerce
London
Admiral Sinn
Cross
Speech garbled at London speech prompts Sims denial
Rear Admiral Sims replies to Secretary Denby about his London address saying parts of the speech were garbled and he stated nothing new beyond prior US speeches and his KR. L. Denny resigns as interchange clerk for Northwestern to pitch for Valentine Nebraska town team next season.
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London
Associated Press
Admiral Sims
Denby
Sims
United States
KR. L. Denny
Northwestern
Valentine
Neb
Bankers Offer Global Finance Advice Reported
Washington June 10. Assurances are understood to have been given the government by groups of international bankers in this comniе of American of Beals in all future deal ge affecting the world financial situation. Women grow old among primitive people much earlier than in higher civilizations.
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Washington
French Navy To Be Restricted To Small Craft
Paris reports the chamber of deputies adopted the naval program reducing battleships and battle cruisers. Deputy Paul Denise urged building submarines torpedo boats destroyers and carrying ships with light cruisers and 12 destroyers 12 torpedo boats and 36 submarines costing about 1.416 billion francs. He argued France needs coast defense ships and sees no threat from Germany.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Daputiles
Paul Denise
Aval Commission
France
Navy Commission
Chamber of Deputies
M. Denise
Germany
Gasper Carpenter and Cabinet Shop Expands Operations
Casper firm led by O. Sommers has moved one block north of the brewery into new quarters with 36 by 88 foot floor space and two shops. The cabinet shop now offers general mill work including custom, finishing, and interior work with modern machinery, while avoiding lumber yard or contracting work to rely on custom trade.
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Casper. Carpenter and Cabinet Shop
O. Sommers
Casper
Sommers
Casper Carpenter and Cabinet Shop Expands Premises and Machinery
The business moved from Center wheel to a larger shop after rapid growth. Purchases included planing mill machinery from Lusk and Casper suppliers, elite planers up to 26 inches wide, 8 inches thick, 10 and 6 inch site stickers, a band saw, and Casper’s sole three drum sander. The shop concentrates on cabinet work for offices and stores and can match varied mouldings and finishes.
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Myrick Planing
Lusk
Western Engineering Company
Casper
Hood River Strawberries Market Brief Season Short
Hood River strawberries appear on market for only a few days each season. Sellers urge careful handling to preserve a dozen pints for longer use. Local merchants note a brisk but brief window for fresh fruit.
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Hood River
Freckle Remedy Promises Free Trial and Money Back
An advertisement pitches Othino double strength as a free trial remedy for freckles. It guarantees money back if it fails to remove freckles, claiming rare need for more than an ounce and promising a clearer complexion with a few applications.
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Misa
Lightweight belt bout and ten round schedule revealed
The report outlines a light welterweight title bout with Danvers, Bruny and Paty Cling in the east, Tack Malone and Danny Cummings in a ten round match, plus Kid Bell of Denver facing Dickie Welch and Kid WH meeting Johnny Kilbane on the Pacific coast in a preliminary.
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Mrony
Milwaukee
A & Headin
Hin
Bruny
Weat
Paty Cling
Tack Malone
Danny Cummings
Jack Doyly
Johnny Kilbane
Pacific Coast
Kid Bell
Denver
Dickie Welch
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U.S
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Gasper
Scotts AD
Saturday Evening Post
Nina Wilcox Putman
Bebe
Pansy O'Donnell
Marie la Tour
Walter Hiers
Bob
Bill
Burton Holmes Travelogue
Bishop-Cass
George Fox
Freddie Bruny
Mary Miles
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Matt and
Jeff
John P. Griffin
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