Pueblo Flood Relief Appeals for 5 Million in Aid
Colorado authorities urged Congress to approve at least 5 million dollars for immediate flood relief in Pueblo. Governor Shoup asked 2 million to be placed at state command. Rails of Colorado soldiers patrolled streets and refugees gathered at Mineral Palace Park as mass shelter and supplies began arriving from Denver.
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Pueblo
Hardy
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Shoup
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Puebla
State Rangers
Antares
Denver
Mineral Palace Park
Topeka
Kansas
Syracuse
Amity
Pueblo Flood Devastation Reaches West Wide Scale
Pueblo Colorado reports the worst western flood in memory with morgues overflowing, hospitals turning away patients, and thousands homeless. Officials estimate about one hundred bodies found and five hundred people in temporary care. Levees broken across the Arkansas and Fountain rivers endanger business districts. recovery and rehabilitation await outside aid.
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Pueblo
Colo
Associated Press
Colorado
Aiavoe
West
Arkansas
Fountain
Red Cross
Shoup
Pueblo flood story spans Kansas and Colorado plains
Floods along the Arkansas and Platte rivers hit Colorado and Kansas towns. Pueblo receives aid as levees fail and food and medical supplies fly in by air, while residents warn of scarce drinking water and disrupted commerce.
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Platte River
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West Side
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Willoughby
United States Army
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Aging County Resident Isaac Evans Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Isaac Evans, aged 89, longtime county resident, were held at his Fetterman home. He died Saturday after a lingering illness. The Rev. C. E. Bissell led the service and Bluemont cemetery burial followed. Evans was born February 9, 1893 near Evansville, Preston County, a descendant of Edward Evans who served in the French and Indian War and obtained land from George Washington in 1772.
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Richard
Samuel
Edward Evans
Eleanor
Robert Patton
Hugh Evans
Sarah Thomas
Catherine
Jeptha Wilkin
Harriet Wilson
Priscilla
John Wilkins
Isaac Evans
Evansville
Preston County
Sarah Means
Sarah Jones
Nathan Evans
Fannie Evans
W. R. Lear
Martha Evans
J. Frank
Russell Evans
George W. Evans
Joseph
Pauis Evans
J. Lee Evans
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Grafton
Wheeling
Fetterman
Isaac Evang
E. E. White
Big Hugh
Little Hugh
Taylor County
Sarah
Jane
Kate Jones
Samuel Jones
Knottsville
James K. Means
Nathan and
Uriah Jones
Jenkins
J. C. Lewellen
West Main Street
The
Union
Main Street
Tue Evans
First National Bank of Grafton
John
Laster
Ale
Arington
C. E. Bissell
Bural
Bluemont
Mr. Evans
Braddock
Dndi
Monongalia County
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Fort Augusta
Saffel
Monongalia
Pittsburgh
Dunmore
Old Virginia
Augusta County
Virginia
R. E. Campbell
Georgetown
Ohio
Edward
Country Home For Sale On Stone Ho River Bank
Summer cottage on river bank below railroad at Stone House in this county five miles above Gratton for sale. Two acres land one acre gardens and balance a sand bar from which building sand has been taken each year. Well built with many conveniences. Sold cheap for early trade. Mrs Mayme Walters Prachi 210 Pearl Street Gratton Daily 1497 at Weekly.
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Gratton
Mayme Walters Prachi
Pearl Street
Grutton
Overtime Pay Threatened On Railroads
Chicago June By A P. railroad representatives denounced extra pay for overtime and uniform wages for the same classes of railroad employes and demanded abolition as about 175 railroads appeared before the United States Railroad Labor Board in a spring wage reduction drive to cut annual labor costs.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
States gas law suit set for December 5 hearing
The Supreme Court scheduled December 5 for the final hearing of the suit brought by Ohio and Pennsylvania against West Virginia to block enforcement of its natural gas law requiring gas producers to provide adequate service to all consumers before exporting any product. Wisconsin University hazing banned after student senate vote following injuries from a class fight. The cap tradition and rush activities were eliminated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
doMeath Gas
Wisconsin University Abando Roughstar
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Judge Kittle Denounces Lutz Death Sentence Pronounced
In Taylor County a crowded courtroom witnessed Judge Kittle sentence Jacob Lutz to be hanged for murder in the third time. Lutz, arrived from Moundsville State Penitentiary, stood mute as the judge ordered execution to be carried out at the state penitentiary in Moundsville, with the date set for Friday, July 22, 1921.
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Kittle
Jacob Lutz
Sentinel
Lutz
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
H Clay Love
Arch Love
Wm. J. Mays
W. M. Watkins
Supreme Court
Luis
PROGRAM FOR KIDDIE WEEK IS STARTED HERE
Pastors from city churches opened Children's week with special sermons to children at morning services. cradle roll parties for mothers and babies, plan practice for Children's day, and a tree moving picture show at Brinkman's opera house. Health day with weights and hygienic guidance to be held at Andrew's church. week closes with a citywide assembly at the Baptist church.
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St. Paul's
and Andrew's
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Presbyterian
Methodist Protestant
Baptist
Lutheran
United Brethren
Christian and
West Main Street
M. E
Brinkman's Opera House
Misa Carrie Brown
Andrew's Methodist Scopal Church
Baptist Church
Main Street
Picnic Cancelled in City Park Due to Large Crowd
Citizens planned a regular city kids picnic at the park but the event was called off because of the large anticipated turnout and concerns over safety and crowd management.
Philippi Plans New High School Construction
Putnam and Foreman contracting of Marietta Ohio will build a new high school in Philippi after tearing down the old structure. The contract calls for completion by October first to align with the opening of the next school term. Workmen will strive to finish in time for the opening day. Miss Nin Harrigan of Keyser visited her parents on Grand Street Sunday.
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Philippi
Putnam and Foreman Contracting Company
Marietta
Ohio
Nin Harrigan
Keyser
Grand Street
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