Grant Flood Destruction at Heppner Oregon Eyewitness Description
Eyewitness accounts detail the Grant flood that devastated Heppner Oregon. A wall of water swept through, carrying away houses and wrecking buildings, with dozens feared drowned and many bodies unrecovered. Debris clogged rail lines and the town faced widespread ruin, as rescuers described the torrent and its impact along Willow Creek and the river.
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Tila
Debrie
Shiller User
Gonnary
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Hebris
Abe Hood
Ville Tony
Lown
Wong
George Gonier
Holika Waa
Nyaliata
Mallory
Nolin
Fundy Way
Noval
Mtr
Walton
Lie Hepprer
Phils House
Henjauiin Patterson
Heine
Nate
Himen Joney
Lenny Hiri
Awhabupn
Ae Weinswueth
MuHlip
Gulia Awece
Nhe
Heppner
Wis
Tinsludion
LNG
Honoulal
Tinierty
Calamity Strikes Wisconsin City Nightfall
At Wtuulaire Wisconsin a collapse on a street left many injured and many others hospitalized. Rescue crews worked through the night as crowds gathered near the scene where a section of the street gave way and several bodies were recovered. The accident disrupted traffic and province officials launched emergency response. The exact cause remained under investigation with no fatalities confirmed.
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Lagat
Wtuulaire
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Neheim
Aippeowea
Joie
Tijkhat Ie Pante
Pepe
Bristow Reply to Charges Prompts Postal Scandal Review
Postmaster General Wayne Blickness on Wednesday released the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General’s reply to charges amid a sweeping Washington postal investigation. The report details irregularities in the Washington post office payroll and military postal accounts, names several employees tied to irregularities, and notes expenditures and disbursements questioned by auditors. The investigation seeks to determine accountability and proper handling of funds and postings under the present administration.
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Yale
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Ueehler
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Larner
Addis
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Aghiare Ivor Anoillowanis
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Rory
Elerk
Saul Imechanie
Wits Pier
Tinanivis
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Derry
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Laven
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Pierlig
Die
Histivtralie
Elidel
Fistlee
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Washbigton
Stkyss
Hans Wildl
After the Flood Wrecking Work At Pacolet River
The Spartanburg Journal notes a busy scene along the receding Pacolet river with salvage crews from Glitten Company and Witt Salvage scouring banks for debris and recovered cotton. A New York firm will drain a large pond and search mud for machinery while the Southern Railway faces heavy losses and the storm's damage prompts widespread salvage efforts.
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India
Ind
Witt Salvage Company
Sobton
Viephin
Glittan Company
Min Ny
Dalvage
Sine Company
Ourtha
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Taras Posstlah
Laker
Southern Railway
Ries County
Southern
Bob Larkins
Bntve
Keven Lees
Cmno
Pucolak
Operativer
Ubw
Governor's aide fired amid wartime unrest mystery
Fragmentary OCR describes a governor's aide dismissal amid political turmoil. Names and locations are garbled, but references to military figures and governance indicate a formal political shakeup.
Untitled fragment reports on marriage and divorce in New Orleans
In fragmentary text from a New Orleans page, a second marriage is noted for Belly Mie deem Within titan days after her marriage. A divorce is implied for Miss Wabtie A. A note to her parents requests indulgence or guidance.
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Wabtie A
New Orleans
Explosion at Igildite factory and partial collapse reported
A chaotic explosion at the Igildite factory near Wool-Wich in Maghed and Muresayy destroyed new buildings and damaged nearby ports. Casualties were reported with the dead reduced to atoms and wounded people gathered by buckets, while rescue efforts continue.
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Igildite Faetry
Cagiil
Leopard Attack Trains Pauline at Wild Animal Exhibit
Pauline, famed trainer of wild animals, was attacked by an enraged leopard at the exposition grounds. The larger leopard mauled her with teeth and claws in a brutal incident as onlookers subdued the animal and surgeons treated her injuries.
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Say
Pauline
Exposition Grounds
Doarda
Frei Oime
Bhab
Paulie
Hein
Mme
Vnd
Aline
Julinne
Cayry
Disputed Money Return and Rail Disruptions Reported
A Columbia dispatch details collection agency pressure over eight dollars owed to a Southern Railway by a person, with train delays due to a broken bridge east of Tyger. The piece cites a Charleston and Western connection, Greens and Woodruff travel claims, and unsettled charges pending the railroad commission action.
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Tragic palace attack details emerge from Belgrade
A Belgrade dispatch recounts the royal rooms of King Alexander and Queen Draga, noting bloodstained floors, shattered furnishings, and bodies hurled from a window. It describes the palace layout, the assault on adjacent buildings, and the brutal conduct of attackers as investigators examine the scene. The report also touches on unrelated U.S. naval academy exams and a separate murder case in South Cumberland, Kentucky.
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Moonhearthsquiries In Vilayet Reported Destroys
Fragmented report notes moonhearthsquiries in Ji Van vilayet with Wonky-bitee Wlines drawings. Seven hundred eighty five jived are lost or missing and fears of killings rise amid bullying districts. John G. Theveley of Greenwood, telegraph operator at Millinteh NC, was run over and killed there yesterday. age nine.
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John G. Theveley
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Millinteh
Man Named Whale Marries May Barrow in Bleary Texid
A farmer and editor of the Incal paper, aged 35, committed suicide at Puoxday night, lamenting inability to work his crops. The death followed a note under the heading Wieie-Hart of I heart and Inability to work his row crops, amid despondent mood and unclear context.
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