Flood creates record in Denver with massive muddy surge
Denver officials estimate the Cherry Creek flood carried about 24,000 second feet of water through the city, dumping roughly 40 million pounds of mud. Engineers warn such cloudbursts overwhelm defenses, breaking Castlewood dam and overwhelming the downtown area with a dozen inches of rain-equivalent mud.
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Plains
Groza
Denvers City
Minne
Grom
Gross
Cherry Mesk
Denver Country Club
Nineteenth Street
Platte River
Gros
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Thursdass Mow
Cnalle Hock
Castlewood Dam
Castlewood
Speer’ Boulevard
Broadway Bridge
Ita
I. G. Mindersider
Danver
Hinderlider
Colorado
Hindarliger
Half of U S Workers Now On Code
Washington reports a sweeping NRA reemployment drive has put code terms into effect across many industries. Employers push for shorter hours and higher wages as thousands of establishments prepare to adopt new standards, with hundreds of thousands of workers potentially benefiting.
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Washington
Recovery Administration
Hugh
Jonason
Inter
Ite
Ionel Officea
Roosevelt
NRA
Hun’ iGreda
Young Edwards Denies Murder Charge in Calf Case
Philip Gherles Edwards, 29, in custody over Kiln City case, tells mother he did not kill Tysarold Dalbert Aposhian on July 18. He claims police beat him and threatened ear removal, seeking a job once freed. Detective Captain Sates Kelly notes Edwards had promised not to tell his mother before.
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Han Thego
Cali
Phililp Gherles Edwards
Tysarold
Dalbert
Aposhian
Polles
Helen Graham
Zenth
Shaver
Graham
Pruyd
Youngaman
Capitan Sates Kelly
Salq Young Edwards
Slaying Trial Testimony Lists Wide Range of Names
Kelly cited a string of witnesses and potential leads including James L. Hill Minnie Ratlit¢ and Adolph Paterson among others from Galveston Cedar Rapids Cheyenne Denver and Greeley. Edwards described a mother and Leona Wheeler in the Rearing of jellers while Holden D Bell and Willam B. Faulkner testified to incidents and assaults.
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Kelly
James L. Hill
Minnie Ratlit
Adolph Paterson
Galveston
Edwards
Leona Wheeler
Cedar Rapids
Holden”D. Bell
Cheyenne
Wilma D. Grier
Gresley
Willam B. Faulkner
Johnatown
Jaud
Ganita F. Tharp
Loveland
Wiliam A. Gray
Florence F. Fost R
Denver
F ‘Ndy Barash
Ethel Gold
Gree
Ait
A .O. Wilbur Logan
Mary M. Warn
Gueyenne
Marriage Licenses Report Mix of Names and Places
Marriage licenses list several individuals including Gay GQ Nusbaum of Purcell Mary Ellen Lane of Prescott Ia Karl T Kassen of Fort Warren Marie DeHondt of Cheyenne Delmar L Peterson of Fort Collina and Helen By Lites of Denver. The fragmentary text shows multiple applicants and residences in a brief notices style.
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Nusbaum
Purcell
Mary Ellen Lane
Prescott
Karl T. Kassen
Fort ‘Warren
Marie DeHondt
Cheyenne
Delmar L. Peterson
Fort Collina
Helen By
Lites
Denver
Direct Primary Movement Shapes Minnesota and Wisconsin
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion of direct primary adoption in the 19th to early 20th century. It mentions Minnesota employing a county system in 1860 and Wisconsin delaying universal adoption until 1908. The source reflects state-level reforms and timelines rather than detailed events or outcomes.
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Minnesota
Hennepin
Wisconsin
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