Pueblo Flood Debris Removal Ordered Citywide
An emergency order under military authority compels able bodied men to aid debris clearance in Pueblo after flood damage. City and county losses are estimated near 26 million dollars with bodies being recovered slowly amid unsafe conditions and ongoing risk of disease. Bridges and tracks require federal aid, and supplies from Fort Logan and Utah donors arrive to assist, as recovery efforts intensify.
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Pyetin
Cot
Jane
Macertain
Miehto
Canon City
Puolo Commercial Club
Pueblo City
RG. Breckenridge
Pueblo Rotary Club
Mniertakers
Hale
JB. Moorhead
O. H. Shoup
J. Moorhwid
Pueblo
Colredo Springs
Zireom
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Shoup
Phipps
Michelou
Solonide
Lapaiou
Orlene Newton Lane
Agreek
Fort Morgan
Wrighton
Fort Logan
Utah
Salt Lake Oby
Bavaria Drops Threat to Secede Over Disarmament
Bavaria agrees to meet Allied demands for disarmament under the Versailles terms. Bavarians had threatened secession to resist surrender of the abwehnerwehr security police, but now accept the disarmament measures applied to all Germany.
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Bavarie Hes
Bertin
Germany
Abwehnerwehr
Burleson Seeks Texas Cotton Sale in Europe
Berlin hosts former Postmaster General Burleson, traveling to promote Texas cotton to German buyers. He says payment issues are solved by extended credit until cloth is finished. If Germany fails, he will move to Vienna and Warsaw. He met Premier Wirth and Coblenz officials, praising Gen. Allen for maintaining a model Rhine army.
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Berlin
Burleson
Germany
Rhineland
Austria Bans Nobility Titles After Deceptive Use
Austria had a law against noble titles but counts and barons exploited visiting cards and stationery to display them. A new law punishes such use with up to six months imprisonment. France and the republic also moved to abolish or limit noble titles, forbidding hereditary titles and their ornamental use.
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Austria
France
Inter
Republic
The Girls I admire that plantat s finish don t you
The passage presents a clipped literary exchange about admiration and dread, contrasting perceptions of endings and beginnings in a humorous, old style dialogue. It reads like a light, characterful snippet from a period column or society note.
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Plantat
Prince Albert
Prinse Albert
Submarine Armada Greatest Defense
In a June dispatch journalist David M. Clavel reports on Simon Lake’s views that future warfare may hinge on submarine armadas. Lake argues submarines are the unseen, superior weapon, detailing plans and past lessons from World War I and asserting submarines can defend seas and counter surface fleets better than aircraft or destroyers.
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David M. Clavel
Washington
Simon Lake
Senate
United States
Lake
United States Navy
Germany
Navy Department
England
War Prophesies Recalled by Louisville Herald
The Louisville Herald recalls a committee of years past that spoke of events history now records during the war with Germany. The piece frames foretelling as prophetic and ties it to wartime memory and public sentiment.
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Germany
Louleville Herald
France and Germany clash over war guilt at Lille banquet
President Millerand and King Albert pressed Germany to admit responsibility for the war at a Lille banquet. Millerand cited Versailles and a WWI-era body of evidence, while Albert backed the stance as the city notes Lille’s three-year German occupation and its industrial significance.
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Lile
Millerand
France
Albert
Belgium
Germany
Versailles
Lille
Birth registration praised as vital duty in Kentucky
Louisville report from F J Blackerby state Registrar of Vital Statistics to Dr McCormack notes law’s impact over ten years. Citizens now register births for benefits and pride, relating to postwar proofs for dependents and increased demand for certified copies.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Kross
F. J. Blackerby
Vital Biatistics
A. ‘J. McCormack
State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statiatics
Hays Acts for Veterans to End Postwar Discrimination
A recent order from the post Master-General calls for a complete review of every case where former service men were not given proper positions and salaries after returning from the war. The order states that discrimination against such men will end at once throughout the service.
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Calle
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