Break WN Dikes Menages Town In New Mexico
Water flooded more than half of San Marcial New Mexico as two breaches in Rio Grande dikes sent residents fleeing. Crews rushed repairs north of town to halt spread while business district and Santa Fe railway lines remained intact. News recalled San Morcia flood last year and a proposed Santa Fe line realignment, not yet begun.
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Albuquerque
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San Marcial
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
San Morcia
el Paro
Midwest Faces Loss From Flood and Fire
The Casper area endured record rainfall flooding basements and streets across the city. Water depths reached several inches on East Second and Kimball streets as the Platte river rose, while seven Midwest Refining tanks burned after a lightning strike prompting aggressive firefighting and steam suppression efforts.
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McKinley Street
Gevond Street
Kimball Street
Palms
Palma
Casperito
Second and
David Aireet
Atari
Chamberlin Furniture
Germans and Poles to Quit Silesia Agreement Reached
Berlin reports an interallied commission reached an agreement with German volunteers in Upper Silesia and Polish insurgents for a withdrawal starting tomorrow. The move halves direct fighting, with both sides agreeing to pull back under interallied supervision.
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Berlin
Ge Volunteera
Upper Silesia
Commington Imreeder
Eigrma
Interaslied
Pner
Toda
Irish auxiliary police fend off 300 attackers at Bath-Coole
In Cork Ireland on Thursday night twenty five auxiliary policemen repelled a force of about three hundred after an ambush on four lorries. Three road mines were destroyed and shots fired from trenches. Casualties reported include one policeman killed and many wounded, with three attackers believed dead and crown forces suffering two dead and four wounded.
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Ireland
Bath-Coole
Crown
Road conditions update from regional reports
Grant Highway remains rough and heavy after rains but expected to improve to good by Sunday if no more rain. Yellowstone Highway from Orin to Douglas is generally good. Douglas to Henrock and ten miles west are passable with minor issues. Twenty seven miles west of Caaner shows honey rain and extended wet conditions. Detours from Calverweet to Waltman to Armlinto Lost Cabin and Shoshent should be in very good shape by Friday evening if rainfall stops. Shoshont to Lander detour slows near Filverton with high water between Riverton and Arudson making travel difficult, then improves to good to Lander. Casper to Sheridan experiences heavy rains, with no report from Salt Creek north.
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Yellowstone
Orin
Douglas
Henrock
Dletrook
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Caaner
Calverweet
Waltman
aArminto
Lost Cabin
Shoshent
Shoshont-Lander
Shoahont
Filverton
Riverton
Arudson
Lanter
Casper-Sheridan
Casper
Bat Creek
Salt Creek
Oil forced up by lake water claims by engineer
Special to The Tribune Cheyenne June 18 Captain H J Cole a mining engineer formerly of the British army arriving en route from New York to San Francisco on a pedestrian tour says a big lake of water under Wyoming rises during wet seasons pushing petroleum toward the surface. He avoided specifics about the lake’s location and described western hospitality noting motorists are courteous and stop to offer a ride.
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyoming
H. J. Cole
New York
San Francisco
Cole
Ries
Proclamation Calls for Emergency Relief in Birmingham
City commission cites widespread unemployment and destitution in Birmingham and coal mining districts. Statement warns of hunger sickness and possible death unless vigorous relief measures are adopted. Pratt City reports 300 families without food.
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Ala
City Commission
State Federation of Flabor
Pratt City
Amundsen Returns to Nome Plans Sail to Seattle
Roald Amundsen arrived in Nome aboard the Maude after wintering off Cape Serge Ribiera and said the ship will depart on the first steamer to Seattle. The Maude suffered a propeller loss and will be towed to Seattle for summer repairs.
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Riberia
Seattle
Belgian Protest Over Leipzig War Criminal Acquittal
Brussels report says Belgian justice minister told deputies the foreign ministry protested the acquittal of Max Randohr a Leipzig student accused of mistreatment and imprisonment of Belgian children at Garmont in 1917. The protest was telegraphed to the Belgian minister in Berlin.
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Leipsic
Max Randohr
Garmmont
Berlin
Petition Seeks Halt to Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts of Lincoln Nebraska based Life and Thought club petitions Secretary Hughes from Cincinnati to stop the July 2 boxing bout in Jersey City. He argues the spectacle damages public morals and cites a prior court injunction against boxing.
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Wilbur F. Crafts
Washfounder
International Reform Bureau
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Dempsey and
Carpentier
Jersey City
Life and Thought Club
Lincoln
Neb
Crafts
Supreme Court of the United
Plane seized by US in Denver crime case
Deputy Marshal in Greeley reported a seizure of an airplane and liquor linked to alleged prohibition law violations. Aircraft was flown to Denver for evidence. Sheriff Hall and Aviator Brooks aided in serving papers. Braglie fined in Greeley justice court and rearrested on federal warrant.
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United Oon
Lou Peer
Greeley
Roger Ge
Misa Anderson
Grooley
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Frank
Nquor
Robert BE
Lewis
Marscal S. J. Burris
Anderson
J Young and Pretty
Crooks
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Braglie
Justice Court
Yearordsy
Resignation Of Dutch Cabinet Reported Today
London June 18 official announcement from The Hague reported the Dutch cabinet will resign. The move follows the defeat in the second chamber of parliament of the main clause in the bill to reorganize the army.
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Hague
Saya
Utah
General Strike in Britain Prompts Union Action
London June 18 The miners union executive proposed urgent talks with affected trades unions to press for national action to meet miners demands. Hoodges warns the strike ballot shows most miners reject owners offers and plan to resume work Monday unless new terms are agreed. The government says a final decision on the seven million pound reserve is needed.
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Associated Preas
Miners’ Union
Cecretery Hodges
Tila
Lloyd
Hodges
Rail rulings still intact amid June Chicago ruling
Chicago June 18 ruling preserves the existing rules and worklog conditions for the Big Four brotherhood and railroads. The decision upholds prior orders and keeps national agreements in effect pending further hearings on the rules controversy before the labor board.
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Big Four
Brotherhoc
Brotherho
Rail Labor Board
Aon
Queen Mary to accompany King George to Belfast
The Queen will accompany King George on his visit to Belfast for the opening of Northern Ireland's parliament next Wednesday. They will be escorted from Moyland by two light cruisers a flotilla leader and nine destroyers.
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Associated Press
Queen Mary
King George
Parliament of
Miners Relief Bill Passes Senate in War Emergency
A bill to grant relief to manganese chrome and other metal miners harmed by wartime production surges passed the Senate and moves to the House. Introduced by Senator Shortridge Republican California the proposal targets miners affected by the emergency.
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Lomsca
Senate
Shortridge
Calutta
House
New Fleet Commander Named for Pacific Force
Rear Admiral E W Eberle, then heading the Atlantic battleship division, was named commander in chief of the Pacific fleet with the rank of admiral. He succeeds Admiral Hugh Rodman, who goes to base command at Hampton Roads. Admiral H P Jones is assigned to lead the Atlantic fleet with admiral rank, while Admiral H F B Wilson steps down to head the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Nave Academy
Annapolis
Convention fund diverted to flood relief in Denver
The Denver Grain association states funds originally donated to cover a convention in June have been redirected to aid flood sufferers in Muscle. The move was announced today by the group representing its members.
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Denver Grain Aandation
Mueble
Baseball scores from city matches across the league
Scores list from New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis with team lineups and batters. Results show run totals, hits, errors and battery combinations for each fixture. The text notes a tie in ten innings and several one sided games with varied eggers and pitchers.
Princeton N J Beats Yale 4 3 In Close Match
Princeton narrowly defeats Yale 4 3 in a tense game played in Princeton New Jersey. Key players from both teams include Abeer VYork-LaneTech and H S from Chicago and Washington.
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Emperor May Return Rumors Circulate About Hungary
Reports in several newspapers claim former Emperor Charles plans to return to Hungary with an arrival date set for August 20 in Budapest. The circulated items reference Vienna as a source and quote Associated Press rumors.
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Charles
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Budapest
Austria Signs Court Protocol in Geneva
Geneva June 18 Austria signed the protocol of the permanent court of international justice under the League of Nations becoming the thirty eighth signatory. The country accepted the court’s compulsory jurisdiction and arbitration of international disputes.
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Asavated Press
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Flood Visits North Dakota Reports Devastating Damage
Cloud bursts at Wibaux Montana and between Sentinel Butte and Medora North Dakota caused thousands of dollars in damage. Homes were washed away and hundreds of cattle drowned in the lowland ranges. No lives known to be lost.
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Sentinel Butte
Medora
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Oparte
Yeoman Debate Over Headquarters Change at Convention
Heated session today at the Brotherhood of American Yeomen convention as delegates consider relocating the national headquarters from The Jews to another state. A resolutions committee favors empowering the board to reincorporate the brotherhood in a different state, such as Texas, if the change benefits the order.
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Brotherhood of American Yeeman
Ean
Alate
Towa
Redolutions Committee
Tournament ends as club affair in Rom Ramp ton
A brief report from Rom Ramp ton England notes a local club tournament concluded with limited participants. Details are scarce due to OCR errors but indicate a small event without broader national significance.
Boy Drowns Saving Brother in Platte River
Denver June 18 Charles Bryant aged years died while trying to rescue his brother William 12 who fell into the Platte river. William escaped by grabbing willow branches as he neared the current and was swept to safety. Charles body not recovered.
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Charles Bryant
William
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Charles
Sarles Wins Big Auto Race at Uniontown
In Uniontown on June 1, Doncle Saries claimed the Universi trophy 225 mile race crossing three quarters of a lap ahead of Eddie Hearne. Eddie Miller took third as Saciss led most of the way. J Bilinggboe of Indianapolis crashed on lap 128 injuring driver and mechanic Wallace Butler was bruised.
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Doncle Saries
Eddie Hearne
Hearne
Eddie Miller
Saciss
Frontier Days Guests Invited by Cabinet Heads in Cheyenne
Congressman Mondell sent a telegram inviting Navy Secretary Denby and Interior Secretary Fall to be guests of the Frontier Days committee in Cheyenne for the July 20 27 28 event. Denby and Fall planned to adjust itineraries to attend.
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Wyo
Frank W. Mendel
Wyoming
Thare Day
Frontier Days Committee
Beers Jury Denby
Navy Department
Secretary Fall
Interior Department
Mondell
Postmaster Kills Ranch Employee in Cheyenne Territory
Special to The Tribune. Cheyenne Wyoming June 18 Frank Brown 30 was shot and killed by Horace E Adams postmaster at He Wyoming and president of Eagle Mining at Hecla 25 miles west of Cheyenne at 8 this morning Adams who waited for an officer was brought to the county jail Adams aged something asserts Brown an employee on the Ferguson ranch and the two argued over a fence dispute in Adams house Brown demanded that Adams go with him to the Ferguson ranch to discuss the matter and Adams says Brown attacked him during the struggle Adams fired striking Brown in the heart date and exact ages and some wording are garbled in the report.
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Tank
Casper
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Brown
Horace E. Adams
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Eagle Mining Company
Hecla
Adams
Caverta
Brown
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Fergueon Ranch
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