Great Loss of Life at Pueblo Colorado
Floods and heavy rains in Eastern and Central Colorado cause extensive damage. Pueblo reports widespread inundation from the Arkansas River with severe business and residential losses. Deaths are uncertain but reports indicate several fatalities and large-scale disruption to power water and communications.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Pueblo
Denver TV Lines
Times
Western Union
Miller Bros Circus Extends Richmond Engagement Next Week
Miller Bros Circus Exposition will continue in Richmond with performances Monday to Wednesday next week. A band arrived to perform tonight in the hand stand at the courthouse yard, drawing growing crowds to the carnival night event.
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Miller Bros. Circus
Richmond
Legion Boys
Court House Yard
Nelson Ward Buys Motor Boat in Cincinnati Trip
Engineer Nelson Ward buys a 22 foot motor boat named Louwetta during a Cincinnati visit. He travels down the Kentucky River with pilot Baum McKinney and navigator Bernard Anderson, stopping at Carrollton Frankfort High Bridge Chimney Rock and Idle Hour Camp. The voyage from Cincinnati to Clay's Ferry Idle Hour Camp lasts under three days and Ward plans more trips this summer.
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Nelson Ward
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Messrs
Baum McKinney
Bernard Anderson
Mr. Ward
Queen City
Ohio Boat Club
Louwetta
Carrollton
Frankfort
Highbridge
Chimney Rock
Clay’s Ferry
Ward
Forest Hill Families Share Sunday Visits
Forest Hill residents spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Arbill and children motored to Winston for a day trip. Mr. Sam Milton of Newby visited on Wednesday. The Wells and Joest families joined Mrs. A H Wells and others for Sunday calls.
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Hiram Arbill
Winston
Sam Milton
Newby
Boyd Wells
Joest
A. H. Wells
Bettie Powell
Haden Turpin
Big Louisville Man To Speak Here Sunday
The First Presbyterian church is expected to be taxed to its capacity Sunday afternoon for a joint memorial service honoring a prominent Louisville figure. Knights of Pythias Red Men and Odd Fellows join in the program.
Popular Gentry Brothers Circus Comes to Richmond
The Gentry Brothers circus returns to Richmond with trained animals and a larger children's exhibition. Two shows are scheduled for Saturday, June 11, with afternoon and night performances. The program adds a wild animal arena and a new street parade with bands and calliope music.
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Gentry Brothers
Richmond
Gentry Bros
Burglars Target Mrs Sullivan’s Home on High Street
Two burglars, described as negro men, visited the home of Mrs. Mary Sullivan at the corner of High and Oak streets early Thursday evening. They were driven off by a frightened Mrs Sullivan after noises at the back door, with no further incidents reported at neighboring houses.
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High Street
Mary Sullivan
High
Oak Streets
Legion post members asked to attend Virgin Highland funeral
Jesse M. Dykes Post members are asked to report in full uniform at the legion club rooms Sunday at 1 30 for the funeral of Virgin Highland.
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Jesse M. Dykes Post
Legion Club Rooms
Virgin Highland
Youth Dislocates Shoulder in Caldwell Incident
Marion Kunkel a 13 year old son of Professor J A Kunkel manual training instructor at Caldwell High School dislocated his shoulder Friday evening while playing with friends at his East Walnut home. Reports Saturday noon he is resting comfortably.
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Marion Kunkel
J. A. Kunkel
Caldwell High School
East Walnut
Mrs. Mattie Alverson Suffers Stroke at Home
Mrs. Mattie Alverson, 78, suffered a slight stroke at her High street home Friday evening. Dr. C. KE. Smoot attended and did not deem the condition serious. Friends hope she will recover quickly and be out again.
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Mattie Alverson
High Street
Alverson
C. KE. Smoot
Prominent Arkansas Rabbi to Speak at Sunday Services
Announcement notes Rev. Joseph Hershel Cohn of Little Rock Ark, graduate of Columbia University, served as a WWII rabbi and lieutenant, converted to Christ, and will deliver a message at the Methodist church Sunday morning and the Christian Church Sunday night.
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Joseph Hershel Cohn
Litte Rock, Ark
South
Columbia University
Christ
Record Attendance At Normal Reports Large Summer Term
Eastern Normal records indicate 750 enrolled for the summer term, the largest attendance since 1916 when 662 enrolled under Dr. J. G. Crabbe.
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The
Eastern Normal
J. G. Crabbe
Tight American League batting race fuels daily pace
The American League batting race narrows with Harry Heisman Detroit at .435, ahead of Ty Cobb and Ty Speaker at .408, and George Sisler at .404. Babe Ruth lifts with 15 homers this season and a record 118 total, while Cravath slips to .338. In the NL Rogers Hornsby leads at .413 as McKinney and others chase in the crowded field.
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Chicago
Harry Heisman
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
George Sisler
Heisman
Cobb
Speaker
Sisler
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Cravath
Butler Dominates A A Batting Leaders After 25 Games
Butler of Kansas City leads American Association batters with a .458 average after 25 or more games. Hauser of Milwaukee climbs to second with .422, replacing Bunny Brief of Kansas City, who drops to third at .412.
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Butler
Kansas City
Hauser
Milwaukee
Bunny Brief
Brief
Hitting Is Spoiling Baseball Says Hitting Is Spoiling Baseball
Manager Johnny Evers of the Chicago Cubs argues that heavy hitting endangers infielders and spoils the game. He notes faster balls cause bad hops, injuries, and altered fielding as players protect themselves, hindering clean play and near plate conclusions.
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Chicago
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Mr. Evers
Providence
Stamp May Spring an Insanity Plea
Walter P. Stamp, charged with the murder of W. Russell Smith in Louisville, Kentucky, again professed innocence and suggested the killer was in love with his wife. Police theorize Stamp is preparing an insanity plea and have noted he began destroying his photographs and letters three weeks ago, implying a premeditated alibi.
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Louisville
Walter P. Stamp
W. Russell Smith
Russell
Stamp
Volstead Seeks Quick Path for Beer Bill
Chairman Volstead of the House Judiciary Committee said he would ask the Rules Committee early next week to give the beer bill right of way so it could be called up soon. He wants it enacted before Internal Revenue Service rulings on medical prescriptions for beer take effect.
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Washington
Volstead
House
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Internal Revenue
Palmer
Weather Update for Kentucky Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions across Kentucky with little temperature change expected tonight and Sunday. No significant precipitation anticipated as the region trends toward mild spring-like readings.
Knights of Pythias Members Listed In Local Roll Call
A long list of names including A. T. Douglas J. C Lackey A. Wilkes Smith Wm. Liskin R. M. Pulley Jacob Gazele J. G. Norris and many others appears in a community notice. The compilation references Knights of Pythias members and local affiliates.
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A. T. Douglas
J. C Lackey
A. Wilkes Smith
Wm. Liskin
R. M. Pulley Jacob Gazele
J. G. Norris
Sermons on Religion and Everyday Life Begin in June
Mr. Carpenter will deliver a series of Sunday morning sermons on Religion and Everyday Life. The first message tomorrow asks Shall We Abandon the Observance of Sunday. The week after, The Problem of Recreation will be discussed.
Luke McLuke Dies at 33 in Cincinnati
James S Hastings widely known as Luke McLuke newspaper man and humorist died at a Cincinnati hospital from appendicitis after surgery. He worked for The Cincinnati Enquirer twenty years and leaves a widow and four children. Funeral arrangements had not been made.
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Cincinnati
James S Hastings
Luke McLuke
James Hastings
Tulsa Returns to Normal After Guard Mobilization
State guardsmen who were deployed to quell the race disturbances on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning were withdrawn today. Business is returning to normal and workers, including African Americans, are back at work. A grand jury will convene to determine responsibility for the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Sny
Largest snake ever captured at Bronx Zoo
A 12 foot boa constrictor rests in the Bronx zoo care, reportedly the largest snake ever captured in Hoboken. It was found aboard the steamer Coppename when wreckers tore loose planks exposing the reptile below. Theories say it boarded through an open port hole on a log drifting from tropical waters.
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New York
Bronx
Hoboken
Bardstown Raid on Beckham Homestead Seizes 300 Gallon Still
Friday search raid at the Beckham homestead in Bardstown led to the confiscation of a 300 gallon still. Sam Offutt, son of the owner, was arrested by Officers Bowling and Price as the still was moved toward town with two trucks.
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Bardstown
U. S
J.C. W. Beckham
FH. Offutt
Bardstown Law and Order League
Sam Offutt
W. A. Bowling
Green B. Price
Gambling Dens Said Active in Louisville Grand Jury Report
The grand jury reports about twenty one gambling dens operating in central Louisville. City leaders deny knowledge of the activities despite the criminal court filing Friday.
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Louisville
Grand Jury
Board of Public Safety
Veteran Court Clerk Dies After Long Service at Court
James D. Maher, clerk of the United States Supreme Court since 1914, died at Georgetown Hospital. He began at the court in 1866 as a page at age 11 and had continuous service, reputedly knowing more members of the American bar than any other person in the country.
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Washington
James D. Maher
United States Supreme Court
Georgetown Hospital
Livestock Market Roundup Cincinnati Louisville June 4
Packers steady in Cincinnati with mediums and lights 25 to 50 cents higher while fat cattle lambs and calves hold. Louisville cattle slow and unchanged hogs strong to steady with 3200 sheep and 25 cent advance lambs at 14.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Women Pacifists Sail for Vienna Convention
An advance guard of the American delegation to the Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom sails on the Nieuw Amsterdam for Vienna July 10 to 15. Notable delegates include Miss Jane Addams Dr Alice Hamilton and Florence Kelley with Mabel Kittridge leading the US branch.
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Gy Associated Press
New York
Woman’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Vienna
Nieu Amsterdam
Europe
Jane Addams
Alice Hamilton
C. Kohn
Dorothy North
Mary Smith
Chicago
Florence Kelley
United States
Woman's International League For Peace and Freedom
Miss Addams
Hull House
Mabel Kittridge
Musikverein Hall
Salzburg
Harriett Connor Brown
Washington, D.C
Mabel Whittridge
John Rittinger
New Jersey
Mary Halliday
Los Angeles
Rose
Standish Nicholls
Massachusetts
Berengaria
Imperator
Josiah Merriam
Henry Villard
Seldon
Wilfred Lewis
Philadelphia
Mary Winsor
Haverford
Isabel Lamonte
Bound Brook
N. J
C. Laddey
Newark
Matsuro Takizawa
Wellesley College
Japan
Knights of Pythias lodge memorial service notice
All members of Normal City Lodge No 162 Knights of Pythias are urged to meet at the lodge rooms Sunday afternoon June 5 at 2 o clock for a joint memorial service at the First Presbyterian Church. Members who can attend are asked to bring flowers.
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Normal City
Knights of Pythias
First Presbyterian Church
Week's Weather Forecast for Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Prediction for the Ohio valley and Tennessee calls for cool and fair conditions early in the week with normal temperatures and later local showers. The outlook notes cooler spell beginnings and a shift to typical July-like warmth with scattered rain chances midweek in affected areas.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Local Produce Prices and Onhand Advertised
Daily market list shows eggs 15c a dozen hens geese and roosters priced, broilers large 40c and small 25c per pound, beef hides 3c, horse hides No. 1 2 4, men's athletic underwear sales at Elders with Saturday specials, Dr Pryor Veterinarian contact 952.
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Sao
Een
Elder’s
Pryor
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Pr. H. Sullivan
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R. M. Lackey Rr
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