Deluge Ravages Sterling area with four dead and heavy damage
A cloudburst in Eastern Wild county drenched Pawnee Creek Valley causing widespread flooding. About a thousand acres of crops and numerous farms flooded. Several bridges and yards washed away. Carl Davis and his three children drowned. his wife missing. The storm spared Sterling itself but left extensive infrastructure damage and blocked rail lines.
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Padus
Westen
Logan county
Wild county
Pawnee creek
Logawn- Weld
Pawnee creeek
Clute river
Atwood
Buriinston
Pawnee
Carl Davis
Sterling
Bach
DENVER
Colmado
Rechy
Pueblo
messiaes uns
steutly
Ealy
Denver Alio Grinde railroad
Frederick
Cototec
Greele
Fort Collins
Loveland
Boulder
Lafayette
Coal creek
Marshall
Reserver
Kgagen
brea
Trinidad
Puebla
Union station
Swallows
New York Actors Equity Elects Leaders Amid Duty Talk
John Emerson Weston re elected president of the Actors Equity Association at the annual meeting. Barry More and Frank Bacon named vice presidents, Grant Stewart secretary, Frank Gillmore treasurer. Emerson said Congress may impose an ad valorem duty on imported movies based on U.S. production costs, risking job losses as firms consider moving production to Europe to cut costs, affecting 300,000 to 400,000 American workers.
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NEW YORK
John Emerson W
Actors’ Rauity
congress
Europe
Equity Association
United States
Colorado River Bill Offered for Equitable Water Apportionment
A House bill by Rep Mondell Wyoming Republican leader proposes congressional consent for Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming to negotiate equitable Colorado River water shares for irrigation. State legislatures must approve prior to any action.
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Mondell
Wyoming
congress
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado river
hindine
Escaped Flood Victim Dies From Excitement in Loveland
Col. June the Giorge Arndt of Loveland escaped rising flood waters last night and sought shelter at a friend's home. Upon entering the house he suddenly dropped dead, and his body could not be removed while neighbors gathered.
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LOVELAND
Col
June
Giorge Arndt
sity vous
Old
friend
Germans Fight Poles in Upper Silesia Near Schimiscon
Reported clashes between German and Polish forces continue near Schimiscon about five miles NW of Gross-Stielice. The castle owned by Count Stanwit reportedly burned as Allied troops reinforce the plebiscite area and plan dispositions to curb looting.
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Pole
Schimiscon
Gross-Stielice
Stanwit
Silesia
KAPTOWITZ Siles
Teidais
Palins
Cirmani
StHOUs
Tulsa thefts leading to mass arrest sparks city probe
Tulsa Ohio police report 30 white men detained in a broad theft investigation with police chief Gustifson announcing arrests. State guardsmen later arrested another man on a complaint of inciting violence as part of the sprawling case.
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TULSA
Ohio
hell
Polie
Gustifson
Year in Jail A College Man Turned Radical Leader
A 28 year old Ivy League graduate from Columbia University, honored Phi Beta Kappa, led a mob against churches in 1914 and was reported to have abandoned his radical views after conviction. Also notes on Gen Semenoff arriving in Vladivostok and the acquittal of Denzel Chester for a murder in Kansas City. Clearings show a reserve excess of $25,094,590 for banks and trusts in New York.
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NW YORK
Ivand Tannenbaum
Wes
Columbia University
Phi Beta Kappa
ulias
NEW YORK
Masked men attack crew aboard ship in Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort Va June 4 a group of masked raiders boarded the shipping board steamer Mitchell at Hampton Roads and severely injured eight crewmen while wounding several others. Naval detachments responded as attackers fled by boat after clashing with the crew most injuries were not life threatening and the raid was framed as a strike against union orders by a group claiming to oppose American shipmen.
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OLD POINT COMFORT
shipping board
Mitchell
Hampton Roads
Henry L Dodge
Dodge
California Crew Edges California's Grow Loses To Tigers
Princeton defeats the University of California in a college rowing race on Lake Carnegie. Princeton led from the start, sprinted through the final stretch, and finished narrowly ahead by about a quarter length. The race highlighted strong crews, with California’s power and Princeton’s endurance shaping the day.
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PRINCETON
University of California
Californne
California
Cibtorma
Carnegie
Poughkeepsae
Californi
Tigers
Princetons
navy
Tavad
Cornell
Wild Westerners
Corch Spreta
Californie
T M Roge
Warquardsen
L A Brown
Coxswain
R B
Scull
Charge Japanese with Atrocities in Korea
Toronto June 4 The report of the Board of Foreign Mission to the Presbyterism general assembly of Canada accuses Japanese military forces in Korea of terrorism and atrocities. It cites six thousand troops crossing into Manchuria to suppress Korean plotting and punish bandits for destroying the Japanese consulate at Hoon Choon.
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TORONTO
Board of Foreign Mission
Presbyterism general assembly of Canada
Korea
Manchuria
Hoon Choon
Kando
Hary
Tokio
Genro
war office
diet
Audacious Victor In Suburban Handicap at Sennings Park
Audacious easily beats Mad Hatter by a half length in the Suburban handicap at Sennings Park. Exterminator, the favorite, disappoints finishing fifth as Audacious clocks 2021-5 in a race worth $8106 to the winner. Owned by Mrs Viau of Canada racing as The Foreign Stable.
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NEW YORK
Mad Hatter
Sennings Park
Viau
Canada
St James Woman Becomes First Missouri Mayor After Reform Fight
In St James Missouri a town woman Gus ley rises from cleaning to mayor after facing an unruly boy and town mischief. She chases reform, confronts jailings, and wins by a strong vote claiming the title amid public praise and curiosity about her debutante like appearance.
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ST JAMES
Newspaper Enterprise
Fimes
Missouri
osveral
Rolle
Timmie
Grinny
Gualessas
Japan recalls army in Yap
The naval ministry announced the withdrawal of garrisons in South Pacific islands including the Yap wireless installation to the civil administration police. Several destroyers will stay as guard ships in the area. NAMED FOR HARDING NOW NEW YORK. Kaiser Wilhelm II renamed President Harding by U S Mail Steamship officials.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
naval ministry
South Pacific
Yap
civil
HARDING
NEW YORK
President Harding
United States
Stea hip Compans
Polish Officer Shot as Spy at Warsaw Citadel
Lieut Henry Iwaniski of the Polish flying corps was executed by a firing squad at Warsaw citadel after a court martial found him guilty of treason for disposing of military secrets to British agents. He was employed at the war office. Other officers arrested after Lloyd George's Commons speech are held for trial.
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WARSAW
Henry Iwaniski
Polish flying corps
Wgh
Warsaw citadel
Iwaniski
war office
soong
house of commons
Lloyd George
Poland
fual
Tilden Captures World Hard Court Crown In Paris
William Tilden of Philadelphia, the world grass court champion, defeated Washer of Belgium in straight sets at 6-3 6-3 6-3 to win the world hard tennis singles championship in Paris. An immense crowd cheered for five minutes after Tilden's passing winner sealed the title.
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Associated Press
William ‘T. Tilden
Tilden
Philadelphia
Washer
Belgium
Tiden
France
Fearful flash flood claims Pueblo as rivers rise
Pueblo Colorado reports indicate catastrophic flooding from swollen rivers. Homes and businesses washed away, bridges and rail lines destroyed, hundreds of families displaced, with preliminary losses estimated in the millions. Rescue and relief efforts under way as authorities fear further loss of life.
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PUEBLO Colo
Associated Press
Pueblo
Min street
Armour Packing
Pountame
associated ress
Denver
Pueble
Meigie
Denver and Rio Grande
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Colo
Mueblo
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rairoad
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legan
Rocky Mountains
Hve
Colorado state rangers
Pat Hamrock
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