Storm death toll may top 2000 in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi officials estimate the storm death toll could exceed two thousand though some records list about 25. The report warns numbers may vary as investigations proceed.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
1
Corpus Christi officials estimate the storm death toll could exceed two thousand though some records list about 25. The report warns numbers may vary as investigations proceed.
Terrifying storm offshore Texas sent floodwaters sweeping ashore near Corpus Christi. Reports describe numerous deaths and widespread debris as Red Cross and War Department mobilize relief. Casualties include women and men. the scale of destruction forces evacuation and ongoing search efforts.
Fire W. F. Reinisch reported a milk dealer offered to buy the old ladder truck. Commissioners debated whether the relic should be kept in a museum or sold, with questions about its value and fate of the fire department assets.
A county meeting at First Methodist Church discussed itineraries for school events and the Flying Squadron's town plans. Speakers outlined tomorrow's schedules and promised further routing details in upcoming pages.
In May an unclear decree affected a local school, with Superintendent Raymond O. A. Kent and others cited. The Woodland area north of Lawrence reportedly faced private postings about institution maintenance and renovations.
The article notes a low record of funding cuts and delays on a Massachusetts front project at Lan nero, with October 1 as a target completion. It mentions a free tour by T. Martin at 70 Louisiana Street, and a coal shed with a perch costing 800 dollars.
Forecast shows unsettled weather across Kansas with showers likely on Wednesday and in the southern portion tonight. Temperatures show little change from yesterday, remaining near current levels.
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The School of Education at the University of Arkansas will offer a new course at the Pastel Institute. The program runs once weekly in the renovated facility, with afternoon sessions from 4 to 6. It targets seniors and will be held in September.
The central building will be divided into two rooms to create an additional recitation room. Construction starts immediately, and the new space is expected to be ready for use next Monday. Envelopers in town and in the surrounding area will take part in the effort.
A Sigel grove picnic eight miles southwest of Lawrence is planned for Saturday with Rev TL Po bye and Jiade Wo Clark among speakers. The event features a nine by the glee club, dancing and refreshments plus other attractions.
John Wie, reportedly the defendant in the November term of the Alletheg court, was released after posting a $1,000 bond to guarantee appearance. Carney furnished the bond and the defendant remains free pending further proceedings.
Records show 3800 students scheduled to participate today as the new quota is established. Officials confirm the enrollment cap will guide scheduling and resource allocation for ongoing university activities.
Overseas cadets and engineering students competed at the college track event. The fast sprinters and steady distance runners impressed as officials noted progress and training outcomes.
Authorities vow ready law enforcement as city commission approves purchase of shotguns and revolvers. Police already own Winchester rifles and revolvers and will be equipped with a machine gun to quell future disturbances.
The school will assist in the domestic science course at one high school on a part time basis. Anderson serves as part of the P dirge Itear in the interim department and previously held an assistant role in domestic science.
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A garbled clipping notes a burglary sequence with scattered letters. The fragmented text mentions a place or date and odd phrases. no clear names or locations are identifiable from the legible portions.
In a quirky note the Air Rider reveals involvement with the brothers for a project called Rush Ween. Details are sparse and the spelling is garbled, leaving readers unsure of exact roles or release timing.
The report quotes Mayor Kreeck blaming drivers for speeding in the city and alleging a surge in reckless behavior over the past several days. It notes a borrowing of a mayor from Kansas and references City speed concerns.
Lawrence officials borrow Lieut Keys from the police to join Kansas City forces for a week as part of automob il laws enforcement. Mayor Kreeck orders stricter speed enforcement and directs officers to focus on risky intersections to curb accidents.
The Dean of Women warns that all listed rooms are taken and no vacancy exists for female students at Lawrence. Despite multiple listings, rents rise with scarce options. some rooms top twelve dollars weekly while others average twelve to fourteen dollars. Landlords report steady demand but limited supply.
Miss Parsons attended the national tournament sessions of the Ladies Circle of ALR in Columbus. On her return she visited with Mr and Mrs Joe Block in Chicago.
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