Colorado Flood Threat Grows In Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley faces rising flood danger as the Colorado River swells yearly, threatening levees and the Salton Sea delta. Heavy rainfall and snowmelt drive water toward California and Mexico, prompting costly flood protection measures and space for irrigation. Local levees, a 28 mile Palo Verde embankment, and state road funding pass amid ongoing defenses against advancing waters.
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Angeles
Salton Sea
Colorado
Gulf of
Elifornia
Salton Basin
Palo Verdeella
Imperial Valleys
Kiat
Fornia
Mexico
California
Rockwood
Warni &Tanal
Alamo River
Mexican Territory
Trent Woodwaters
T Ie California Development Company
Sais Foyee
Volcano Lake
Eat Pescadero
Yuma
Arizona
Ockéreon
Zeuperial Valley
Anua
Palo Verde
Fiyerside
Ana Qeaberi
Watley
Campaign for Funds to Build a College in Charleston
The letter details moving the campaign to Charleston and presents two conditions from the general deduction committee regarding site and funding. It urges a push to reach a one million dollar goal while thanking the General Educational committee for their support in securing three hundred thousand dollars for Morris Harvey and expresses optimism for progress at the Fortuna meeting.
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Pace One
Charleston
Indhe Agr
Mundalen Conninn
Herria
Harvey
Mtet
Arcde
May Sten
Chamler
Rampaign Commission
Alea
Tate
Selieiriner
Dalarn
Morris Harvey
AL Humphries
Candy
Fortuna
Sears
Worttapg
Shaver Moves Against Puce One Plan for Democratic Key
New York report says Shaver, head of the Democratic national committee, opposed a plan to appoint Gidfield as chairman and noted awareness of ongoing campaign funding work. The Van Patten Agency suit seeks $85,000 claimed for advertising, with Robert W. Woolley supervising publicity contracts and money flow amid committee funding shortages.
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NEW Yorn
van Patten Agencs
Campaten
van Patten
Shaver
Robert W. Woolley
Woolley
Jesse E H. Jones
Shaversa
Shay
Max AL Geller
Amundsen search plan hinges on swift aircraft logistics
Urangner outlines a rescue strategy awaiting a European aircraft factory to deliver a crate for Stot Fordam Hallind. If planes land in Rotterdam by Tune TM they could be shipped to Kings King Spitzbergen and Amundsen. The plan assumes landing by end of June and aims to reach Amundsen’s location with enough supplies for a month while rationing could stretch sixty days.
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Tt Bt
Fordam
Hallind
Amundson
Rotterdam
Amundsen
Wy Pires
Urangner
Two Bridges Court Proposal Defeated In West Proposition Talk
The court continued the Voru case discussing the interurban railroad offer. The court noted the offer lacked proper authority and urged a vote by the people after autéemi at the election, with the West proposition effort defeated and the plan unlikely to proceed.
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Interurbiit
le Wuti
Thaw Returns To City Nightlife And Reconciles Rumors
Albert Thaw reappears in New York's nightclub scene after an absence marked by rumors of reconciliation with his former wife Evelyn Nyshit. He attends Texas Guinan’s Roaring Forties venue with dancers and lavish spending, while denying specific plans and insisting on leaving updates to future events.
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Monhatern
Stayryra
White Uight
Jan
Evelyn Nyshit
Thaw
New York
Texas Guianan
Fawn Gray
York
Issabato
Trianan
Diane
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hawlth
Riddie
Davelon
Man saved when boat topples in river rescue
A drowning incident near a river after a boat capsized left a man trapped in the cabin until others freed him as the craft settled. Rescue workers pulled the survivor from the wreckage and aided bystanders during the ordeal.
Modern Brewery raid nets seized goods and arrests
Agents confiscated high test beer and brewing supplies at Modern Brewery in Pittsburgh area. Officers reported ten 1,000 pound racks and multiple tons of hops along with berry flavoring and sugar. No orders of the case have been found.
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Downtoyen Pittabure
Currency reforms and Austrian Britain’s exchange stance
A London dispatch notes Britain’s return to the gold standard has not waned. It mentions attempts to reform currency during the war and the potential adoption of the Hillines unit used by Austria, arguing it would aid bilateral trade with allied nations.
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Budapest
Britain
Aungby
Menkers
Austria
Coblenz to Honor U and Soldiers Memorial Plans
Cony May 25 reports Coblenz to honor United States troops with a memorial. The plan calls for opening the museum on June 19 and extending through September 20 to include a German wine congress September 24. A rowing regatta is to be held June 33 under the Coblenz Rudverein, with the Rhine side event linked to the annual regatta lineup.
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United States
Ree Balta
Gublenz Ruderverein
Chicago Opens New Terminal Amid Massive 8 Million Project
The new Chicago terminal, a vast 8 million dollar project, opens to the public after a decade of development. Chief engineer Joshua Diaposln notes the facility spans large grounds with extensive waiting areas, cafes, and a grand station. The hub serves over 30 trains daily carrying around 10,000 passengers, and includes a chapel, morgue, and jail as part of its features.
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Chigagtl
Aahirage
Westerm Cotmanten
Yey
Sukex
Joshua Diaposln
Reverent Care Follows Graves of American Sailors in Japan
A Tokyo hillside graveyard overlooking Slimeida harbor shows neglect of the first American sailors buried in Japan after Commodore Perry opened relations. Tombstones list James Hanlon, CG W Paugh, Robert Wilms, Alexander Downan, John bb Storm, and others. a Marine private and crew members of the Derry fleet are named in the fading inscriptions. In Fairmont, 136 union pickers await contempt of court proceedings against New England Fuel and Transportation for a court order granted last October, with judge’s session adjourned to tomorrow morning.
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Tems
Ile
Japan
Perry
Sumo
Ates
James Hanlon
CG. W. Paugh
Robert Wilms
Alexander Downan
John Bb. Storm
Eyugil- Wik
United States Marine Corps
Jana
Atla
Derry
Tretia
Powhattan
Fairmont
Eourt
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
W. Ss. Meredith
West Virginia lead as reforms push livestock show quality
A Washington report outlines U S policy aimed at improving live stock shows across the states. It notes the Agriculture Department supports field trials and poster campaigns to promote meat quality and breeder standards. The piece highlights ongoing debates within state governments and federal agencies on funding and program scope.
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Bond Mulbline
Washington
Wasfingtoon
Macy Fa
West Virginia
Aeceydine
Gabeloouney
Oumey
Syed Preval
Goparnarnrs
Taxation and budget debate on proposed state measures
The committee discussed maintenance programs and mortgage taxes affecting corporations. A special panel reported on appropriations for West Maine University and hospital, with figures cited for physician bills and building costs. The session covered taxation questions, including a proposed tax on foreign discount companies, and debated constitutional rights and proposed rates on gas and oil.
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Rth
TODS
Weteenng
Dedowgake
Mtrry
Himsiay
renuTiets Inter
French seaman weighs daylight saving impact on daily life
A French seaman discussed daylight saving changes and their effects on routine. George B. Nerney, a druggist on the street, argued the plan helps others while admitting little personal benefit, noting most people would gain an extra hour of daylight.
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George B. Nerney
Benese Hin
Hera
Tina
Aod
Faa
Ts Belns
Weather control by radio and atmospheric manipulation
A fragmented discussion outlines ideas of using radio waves to regulate humidity and weather patterns. It mentions government interest, potential safety concerns, and speculative devices for indoor and atmospheric control, referencing researchers and agencies in a broad, technical tone.
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Thorsen
Washington
Macy
Venice
Stendards
Czechs Plan National Park in Central Europe
An article fragment notes Czech plans for a new national park in central Europe amid discussions of regional conservation, forests, and potential sites. It references figures such as Lori and Mollyteins, mentions Reiotevn Forest, and hints at economic and industrial tensions affecting environmental policy.
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Central
Europe
Mage
Shay
Lori
Envi’ Caemata
Getorious
Reiotevn Forest
Soni Hundred
White Meres
HPC
Regional School Day Held At Point Pleasant
West Virginia’s regional school day brings Jabel Jackson Mason and Putnam counties together for a morning program at Point Pleasant High School. Grand March, athletic events, singing, spelling, drawing, penmanship and composition contests highlighted by county winners led by Superintendent and principal. certificates awarded to winning counties and individuals.
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West Virginia
Jabel, Jackson, Mason and
Putnamounties
Point Pleasant
Tolluwe
Judd A. m
Ridges
Gra
Point
Measant High Senna
Wid
Eading
L. Miller
Virginia Hills
Dong
Yell
Peoun
Agathe
Jmede
Eounty
Lode Ball Son
Hulgainy
Com- Singin
Prasentition
Eminty
Survivors seek rescuers after Sofia cathedral blast
Survivors of the Rt. Medelya Cathedral outrage in Sofia appeal for unknown volunteer rescuers who pulled them from debris and aided their recovery. A civilian man who saved a life and a guard who saved another are named as asking for thanks, while a distant report mentions a vast telescope stock from France.
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Minskion
Union Mines to Join Montgomery City Union
By a 14 vote majority the Union Mines district comprising about 64 acres and 400 inhabitants voted today for annexation to Montgomery. The district lies in Kanawha county near Fayette county line. The annexation will place Montgomery in the 1,000 class with a large turnout reported.
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Montgomery
Union Mines District
Union District
Kanawha County
Fayette County
Montrosery
Wood repulses unruly Moros at fortress siege
Manila May 27 Governor General Leonard Wood received a dispatch from Major Dunne, governor of Lanao, announcing the successful assault on the fortress Fortresrom held by Sultan Raya and the Moros. After shelling with field guns and mortars, the fortress was stormed by the constabulary. Seven Moros killed. some escaped. constabulary suffered no casualties.
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Manila
Seonard Wood
Duhneon
Lanao
Sultan Raya
Athe Mores
Parkersburg votes down bond issue for water works
In Parkersburg, residents rejected a $1.1 million water works bond by 1 098 to 2 00 percent and rejected a $200 000 paying heads light vote by 1 847 to 2 297. The city did not specify preferred water source or filtration method. Two similar elections were called within 18 months.
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Parkersburg
Bay Fir
Buckets Suspended as Broker McNulty Enjoined
New York May 26 found bucketing orders and insolvent by over 1 million dollars, Prank H McNulty formerly with Horace Stoneham brother of Charles Stoneham, brineball magnate, was permanently enjoined today under the Martin stock fraud law.
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New York
H. McNulty
Horace Stoneham
Charles Stoneham
Martin and Stock Fraud
Newe Yorks
Woman's Lot Now a Sinecure Says Authority
CHICAGO May 26 A authorities on home economics says telephoning for food marks the electrification of the home. Many housewives now bundle groceries by phone and await wider use of electric appliances as modern convenience expands, with Mrs Rever calling it a step toward equality in household tasks.
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Chicago
Xnan
Sarah Tyson Rever
Amerecan
Saannimic
Herer
Mine Worker Turned Opera Star in British Theatre
Ernest Hire once drove a pony at Cowpen Colliery now rises as an opera singer after early stages in amateur theatre and touring productions. He recently secured a contract with a major British operatic company, marking a swift rise from mining to the stage. Seven Johns Hopkins seniors report never having kissed though five may marry for love, others for money. some acknowledge underage drinking and some abstain.
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Faglind
Ernest Hire
Cowpen
Hire
Errand Anera
Aporktic
Johns Hopkins
U. Hulabalus
Campum
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