Oklahoma Flood Devastates Guthrie After Mighty Wave
A Guthrie dispatch reports a massive Cottonwood valley flood sweeping through the city at 6 am. Water rose to 1930 feet above normal, submerging west Guthrie and 20 business houses. Many residents sought refuge in trees. several boats and bridges were lost. Rescue trains and supplies are en route from Wichita Arkansas City and Porcell. Officials fear dozens may have drowned. early estimates range from 50 to 200.
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Guthris
O. T
Cottonwood Valley
Guthrie
Megro
Hood
Qgurugm
C. T
Cottonwood
Mre
Ea Dumas
Clemmons
George W. Esters
Jas. Walt
Jas. Montgomery
George Thornton
James Lilly
Restus McGill
Mre Watkine
Jack Thornton
F. E. Houghton
Drummins
Kit Watson
Pittman
Lewis Dennis
George Owens
Jobn Gordon
Acros
Xinoviese
Raina
Bava Deen
coubLry
Weather Service
Massive floods hit Guthrie and Cimarron region
Reports from Guthrie Oklahoma Territory describe widespread flooding with numerous drownings. The Cimarron bridge collapsed and many buildings were swept away while hundreds of men worked to salvage boats and rescue survivors. Weather officials warned of more rain as towns reel from the disaster.
Lakes Formed by Overnight Storm Near South Enid Oklahoma
A night storm transformed tow lands near South Enid into lakes washing out bridges and roads for miles. Seven inches of rain fell, waters overflowing streams for the first time since the town opened in 1883. No satellites reported in the area.
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Exip
O. T
South Enid
Feran
Kentucky Senator Choose Leads Historic Joint Session
The Kentucky statehouse witnessed a dramatic joint session as a new United States senator was elected amid a massive crowd. The result sparked loud demonstrations, with Deboe supporters and other factions reacting as the chamber filled beyond capacity.
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United States
Deboe
Marta
Stone
Blackburn
Faasxyorr
Kyene
Hood affects Santa Fe line between Guthrie and Seward
Reports from Guthrie indicate the Hood has flooded the Guthrie to Seward rail corridor, with tracks two to thirty feet under water and bridges and draws potentially compromised. Santa Fe officials note property impact and the uncertain status of the line as waters rise.
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Whatts
Ben
Senta Fe
Guthrie
Hood
Seward
Ip Ie
Evon
Rainfall Report From Oklahoma Territory Area
A Star dispatch from Oklahoma City notes a total rainfall of 2.80 inches in the past 24 hours. Some small bridges across nearby creeks washed out with minor property damage and no reported injuries.
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Kanaae City
Star
Oklahoma
Ity
Heavy Rain Hits Central Kansas With Tornado Report
A severe rainstorm swept central Kansas with unverified reports of a tornado near Ealing and Abline. Wires along the Union Pacific near Salina were torn down disrupting communication as authorities await clearer reports on damage.
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Kansas Cruz
Hansas
Ealing
Abbine
Salina
Union Pacific
Abilias
Baby Tornado Reported Near Lomor Kansas
A small tornado touched down west of Lomor Kansas at 10 o'clock this morning uprooting telegraph poles and wrecking wires. No further damage reported. A heavy wind from Cawker City also damaged tin roofs but specifics were not learned.
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Lomor
Kan
Here
Cawker City
Heavy Rain Deluges Great Band Kansas Area
A Star dispatch from Great Band Kansas reports heavy rain since 6 p m with a north wind. The ongoing downpour over the past week soaked the ground, with nearly ten inches of rain recorded in that period.
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Kanoas Crrt
Great Band
Kan
Heavy Rain Drenches Bretling and Kavass Streets
A special to the Star reports a heavy rainstorm in Bretling and Kavass this morning with water covering the ground. The downpour slowed traffic and prompted local officials to monitor for flooding conditions.
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Bretling
Kavass
Sya
No Wires Working in Guthrie Area
Wires to Guthrie all down as of April 28, 1 o'clock in Wieerra Kansas unconfirmed reports say communication lines are severed leaving Guthrie isolated.
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Weaturn Union
Guthrie
Cal Meeby Serensity Mart
Biowmont
John S. Mosby
Hunter McGuire
Atgeond
Crixton
Elbert W. Hannum
Morgan County
Caleb F. Fisher
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John Raymond French
Syracuse University
America
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Erie
Walling
Equitable Aid Union
Chauncey P. Rogers
Ohio
Michigan
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Wiemerox
Del
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New York
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Kelly Match Manufacturing Co
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Janina
Turkey
Paris
Greece
Terrible hail storm devastates Poros Mexico area
Reports from Poros Mexico describe a severe hail storm in the Rio Verda valley causing substantial crop ruin and multiple deaths on a hacienda. The Missouri River level rose to 9.19 feet with rapid falls and changes in the Kawess area.
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Poros
Mexico
Rio Verda
Kawess
Missouri
Hutchinson Bank Fails and Creditors Move
The Bank of Hutchinson, a private institution in Kansas, failed under continued withdrawals. State Bank Examiner Breidenthal took charge as the principal creditor Metropolitan National Bank of Kansas City prepares actions to reopen or close the business. The Valley State bank remnant also failed, with limited deposits and assets.
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Kao
Breidenthal
Chay
Bank of Hutchinson
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Valley
Btats Bank
Yest Ego
Hse
J. G. Stresa
Metropolitan
Greek Address in Athens Urges Unity Against Turkish Threats
The opposition deputies in Athens publish an appeal to citizens urging order to protect the nation and honor. They condemn foreign aggression and warn of Turkish advances as troops face challenging campaigns in Epirus and Crete amid mounting political turmoil.
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Jules Faure
George
Crete
Edhem Pasha
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Greece
M. Ralli
Royal
Pharanios
Semnath
Thessaly
Loxnos
Market News and Receipts Mixed Across Livestock Trade
Harkets given Urry April 22 report shows receipts for Hoss and Hoss-Receipts at 15000 and 19000 for Super-Receipts with mixed prices. Cattle markets slip 5 to 15 cents. Texas steers around 2.00 to 4.50, native cattle and cows show varied bids. Grain and cash quotes include No. 1 red and prairie offerings, with steady to weak bids on several items and steady barometer for timothy hay.
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Lambe
Cainseo
Hoss
Besgos
Kemeas Crry
Wamat
Oare—theady
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Borras
Swedy
Weik Ubdere Tome
Creamery
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