Pueblo flood toll rises as relief moves to Pueblo
Relief efforts surge as Red Cross aid arrives and morgues overflow in Pueblo. Officials report 100 bodies found with 1,600 sent to temporary hospitals as field units from Fort Logan and Denver rush in. Authorities brace for weeks of recovery while levees fail and debris-filled streets clear.
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Springs
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Fort Logan
Flood described by eye witness on Arkansas River train disaster
Colorado Springs reports June 6 as Prink Ducray, Mesa county sheriff, recounts a train wreck when floodwaters swept a banked river between two trains near Puebla. He describes passengers clinging to car roofs, cars torn apart, screams, and countless deaths with estimates over four hundred missing or killed.
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Colorado Springs
Prink Ducray
Mesa County
Larket
China
Flood Waters Recede in Pueblo District After Night of Quiet
Pueblo reports a night's quiet followed by morning relief as floodwaters in low lying districts receded to five feet. Rescuers began assessing damage and securing homes as residents returned to waterside streets.
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Pueblo
Associated Press
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Floods at Dodge City aid plan from Arkansas River rise
Wichita June report notes cooperations formed as flooding threatens Dodge City Kansas with Arkansas River rising. Three air planes from Port Silt Oklahoma arrived en route to help and Fort Sill patrols were halted by nightfall. Pueblo authorities requested funds to assist flood relief and Governor Shoup called for federal aid.
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Puchto
Dodge City
Oklahoma
Unclear OCR Summary of Educational Extension Work
Incomplete text outlines extension class work since 1920. Mentions professors guiding courses, instructors, and extended hours. Details are garbled with many misspellings and missing context, preventing precise reconstruction of events or entities.
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Univer
Academie
Ision
K Uw
Western Union Liability Question Reaches Supreme Court
Contention of the Western Union Telegraph Co. that it cannot be held liable for damages in transmitting signals under federal control was upheld by the Supreme Court. The decision involved South Carolina and a cotton dealer named Poston, with other names appearing as residents and officials in the case context.
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Washington
Contentiois
Western Union Telerabe Co
Hal le Foy
Supreme Court
South Carolina
SDB
Poston
Weather forecast notes unsettled tonight with temperature change
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions tonight with a notable temperature swing. No specific locations or times are provided, but readers should expect shifting skies and varying temperatures.
Bandits Hold Up Park Manager in Kansas City
Six bandits in touring car held up Electric Park manager McGuire and seized 7000 dollars en route to the bank. The Holdup occurred near the basin district. accomplices restrained driver Charles Walker, officer James Dawnevk, and concession man Jack Gallagher. Earlier, Harvey from Fairfield reported a near identical car robbery with revolvers.
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Kansas City
McGuire
Electric Park
Basin District
Svere Charles Walker
James Dawnevk
Jack Gallagher
Stillman Divorce Hearing Delays Forecast In New York
In New York on June 6 a decision on delaying further hearings in the Stillman divorce was anticipated. Mrs. Stillman’s ecounsel John F. Trennan said he would ask Referee Gleason in Poughkeepsie to grant another postponement, while James A. Stillman’s bankers’ counsel Cornelius J. Sullivan vowed to oppose halting proceedings. Officials reported Mrs. Stillman may file a supplementary answer linking additional women to countercharges as the court planned to show cause on Saturday night regarding further delays.
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Stillman
John F. Trennan
Ecounsel
Brean
My. Stillman
Tetunse
Levonen
Ecunse
Indicted for Murder in Ohio Slaying Case
A grand jury indicts Clevedand McArilee and Arlee Kaber on first degree murder charges in the years long case of May Fr Kaber wealthy publisher of Latewaurt Ohio. Mrs. Kaber was arrested in New York on the indictment. Authorities report burglaries and conflicting statements emerged during the inquiry.
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McArilee
Rea Co Kabeu
Brickel
Brickettel
Kaper
Vast
Kabor
Town Chamber urged merchants to decorate for Lindley inauguration
H B Ober president of the Chamber of Commerce urged local merchants to join in lining the streets for Lindley’s inauguration. The chamber’s street decorations plan includes flags bunting and college colors to welcome visitors arriving for the event.
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Lindley
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Lecompton Mayors and World War I Echo Class Day Speech
On the KU campus this morning a classes day program for the 1921 graduating class featured readings by Grace and Miss Olsen. Dean Makott praised the class prophecy as, world events intertwined with wartime service and local history. Chancellor H. Lindley’s leadership was cited for the era’s large memorial appropriation and the planned stadium memorial gift.
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Gavenie
Dean Makott
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Johns Bunn
Hiss
Grace
University
Hien
Miss Olsen
H.lindley
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Bunn
Railroads Denounced Wage Plans Nationwide Appeal
Railroad representatives denounced proposed wage plans and called for abolition before the United States Labor Board. About 179 roads appeared in Chicago as the second wage reduction drive this spring aimed at curbing labor costs. Extra pay the topic at issue.
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United States Labor Board
Tthe
Chicago
Pine Bluff Sunday 7s Face Tight City Rules
City officers pin down Sunday restrictions in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Petitions circulate claiming enforcement of laws on street cars gasoline tires cigars and amusements. Historical note mentions baseball items and Sunday activities amid mounting petitions.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Simday
Badoe Dekeges
Popular pastor to quit Lawrence
Rev. M. Lee Sovey announced to his congregation that he will resign as pastor of First Christian Church in Lawrence Nebraska Beatrice is named as his target for a new posting He has led the church for three years transforming finances and expanding community work including Scouting YMCA Rotary and Christmas programs
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Hutchinson
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Rotary Club
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National highway essay contest guides students to submit locally
Instructions from the Highway Transport committee urge students in public schools to confirm local committees before sending essays to Washington. The Akron Ohio scholarship is open through states, with essays graded locally by principals and superintendents and the best entry forwarded to the state superintendent.
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Washington, D. C
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Akron
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Paver Road Parade Planned to Mark Victory Highway Unit
Plans from the Green Route Committee of the Chamber of Commerce call for an August inauguration of the first paver unit on the Topeka to Lawrence Victory highway. A parade will be led by Gov. Henry D. Allen and A. A. Rodgers, with invitations to Wyandotte and Douglas county officials and a U.S. engineer.
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Morgan to Speak at Idlumani Memorial Gathering
W Y Morgan, a KU graduate and Hutchinson News publisher, will speak at Fraser Hall chapel this evening. He is joined by Senator Kimball who will discuss the legislative angle of University affairs.
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Kansas Business and Professional Women Hold Second Annual State Convention
The third annual state convention of the Kansas BPW clubs met in Topeka for two days, with a Friday banquet at Pelletier’s tea room and a Saturday session opened by Attorney General Hopkins. Delegates from fifteen Kansas towns reported club histories and membership data, led by Lawrence with 256 members and Topeka with 259.
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Hopkins
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Lawrence Club
Lawrence
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Salina
Elsworth
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Auction City
Arkansas City
Leavenworth
Hays
Wichta
Coffeyville
Augusta
Independence
Chamber of Commerce
Mollon City
Fern Flora
Mabel Glenulinning
Gertrude
Mayme Corcatith
Rovilla Tilton
Josephine Saver
Deroi
Rublee
Annual Alumni Ceremony With Dr Lindley Inaugural Notes
A morning ceremony at the gymnasium features Dr Strohe and Dr Lindley with Chancellor Frank among speakers. The program includes a main song belt session from 9 to 9 45 a.m. and an afternoon symposium on education with a 4:00 p.m. start. Public access opens at 9 a.m. and continues until event concludes.
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Dusmission Trance
Forinee
Frank
Cises
Lindley
Jndurgss
Child Elinte Tomorrow Crowd at City Hall
In cool clear weather residents attend a mothers event at City Hall as youngsters gather with officials for the planned program tomorrow.
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