Wall of Water Devastates Granada Flood Kills Five
Granada Colorado July 11 AP five bodies recovered and seven missing after floods from cloudbursts struck near Granada Wolf Creek. Eder Karn families feared drowned. town residents fled to hills as a wall of water four feet deep roared down Granada Creek. Mayor Baldwin lost livestock and estimated 200000 dollars in damage. Local businesses reported light town damage while ranches bore the brunt.
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Baldwin
Granada
Eder Place
Anna
Dighton
Kas
George
Eders
Colo
Here
Alzada
Karn
Leo
Anton Eder
Eder
Wolf Creeks
Granada Creek
Jay Miller
Barn Ranch
Charles Vore
Wolf
Road Trip Promise: Vacation Cheaply By Car
An ode to budget travel by car promising full landscape views and fresh air. Enjoy the open road to see new places and meet people, then sleep soundly each night after a day in the outdoors.
Reports of Power in Washington Dialogue on Welfare Politics
Fragmentary readers note cites power struggles in Washington over relief and social legislation. The text discusses dangers of creating a race of mendicants through abusive policies and sentimental approaches.
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Tien
Washington
Rowland Outlines Public Works Projects With Limits
Rowland described projects aimed at maximum employment, detailing small works under $25,000 and broader efforts without cost restrictions. Items listed include parks, playgrounds, small dams, street repairs, malaria control, air ports, sidewalks, levee work, roads, reservoirs, and swimming pools.
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Rowland
Curry county ends year with balanced budget in sight
Curry county treasurer H B Worthington reported the year ended June 30 with 90509.68 in bank and no overdrafts as receipts fell about 20000 from last year while disbursements rose 4180.23. He said the deficit was absorbed by reserves in various funds. In Washington the Senate lobby committee received evidence that public utility executives spent over 300000 to defeat a provision to abolish unnecessary holding companies within seven years.
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Clovis
N. M
Curry County
H. B. Worthington
Worthington
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Jury Convicts Tsuklorsak of Second Degree Murder
In Raton New Mexico on July 12 a district court jury found George Tsuklorsak guilty of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of Mike Rocas and acquitted Mathias Thymakis. Judge Luis E Armijo imposed a five to seven year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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