Cloudburst Triggers Nebraska Bridge Collapse Wreck
A cloudburst toppled a bridge near Whitney Nebraska causing the Chicago and Northwestern eastbound train No. 606 to derail. Five are dead including B F Blor and at least eight seriously injured with a further twenty slightly hurt. Read details list passengers and crew among the dead and injured with rail company statements blaming the weather for the disaster.
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Relief Measures Proposed for Pueblo Flood Sufferers
Secretary Weeks outlines Army relief actions for Pueblo after flood damage. Funds up to 100000 dollars are approved to clean up mud and debris and repair water facilities to curb epidemics. further levee and water system work may receive 80000 dollars. A Pueblo committee reviews federal measures while river navigability limits federal power.
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Aviator Ki So Train At Longmont Details Unclear
Report from Longmont Colorado describes an aviation incident involving Leo Sprze a 21 year old U S serviceman. He was aboard a train near a homestead site when the accident occurred as he prepared to return home.
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Naval appropriation bill returns to House after deadlock
Washington reports conferences between Senate and House on the naval appropriation bill end in a stalemate. The 494 million dollar measure- with the Borah disarmament conference amendment- is sent back to the House for action.
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Gale on the Lake cuts Lucin Cutoff in Utah
A sixty five mile per hour gale on Great Salt Lake washed out a filled section of the Ogden Lucin cut-off at Lucin Utah. Traffic over one line of the double track is interrupted for three days. Three hundred men are repairing the damage. Three thousand tons of crushed rock will be used.
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Gunman Fires On Police In Frankfort Rampage
John Fallis, a Frankfort grocer, shot six people during an arrest standoff last night. He and his son Elbert escaped a barricaded grocery dwelling, injuring three officers and two bystanders, with two policemen in critical condition. The son was wounded and captured after being shot in the leg.
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Obregon Decree Faces Protest From Oil Producers
In Mexico City on June 16 representatives of the Associated Oil Producers of Mexico filed a formal protest in the treasury department against President Obregon's decree raising taxes on exported petroleum. The protest claims the tax is excessive and ignores supporting production/export statistics. Manuel Padres, secretary of the treasury, said he would forward it to Obregon.
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Funeral rites for General Jose M. Gomez in New York
General Jose M. Gomez, formerly Cuba’s president, died last Monday in New York. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Cathedral with a requiem mass. US troops escorted the casket to Pennsylvania Station for a Key West voyage aboard a Cuban cruiser for interment in Havana. Cuban minister Dr. Carlos M. Cespedes and Major General Bullard attended, along with diplomatic representatives and family members.
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Patrick Daly
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America Will Not Take Part In League Deliberations
Washington reports the United States will not participate in the League of Nations council discussions opening in Geneva on mandates, despite press suggestions of representation. With a direct US Japan settlement underway, the Yap mandate is viewed as unnecessary for council consideration.
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Harbor improvement plan for Santa Cal inadvisable now
Report from Washington dated June 16 notes federal harbor projects face advisability concerns. The AP dispatch states improvement by the federal government of the harbor at Santa Cal is not advisable at this time due to unspecified conditions and weakening advisories.
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Close fight on packer measure rails at senate vote
Washington June 16 AP The senate prepares to vote on packer regulation with a split front. Advocates of the senate agriculture committee bill claim 32 votes in favor 28 against and 12 doubtful while house bill supporters say they hold a ten vote lead. Senator McCormick attacks the senate plan as giving czarist era powers to a livestock commission. Senator Kenyon defends the federal trade commission reports as the basis for the legislation.
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Iowa
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French Clearing Up the District
London dispatch reports French forces tightening control in the disturbed area. Latland Junction is held by French troops who have cleared the district of armed insurgents. General von Hoefer agrees to shrink the Annaberg salient by moving to Klondmitz after Polish withdrawal. British occupation extends from Gut tantag as Poles pull back from nearby areas.
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Texas Wheat Is Now on Market
Wichita Falls Texas June 16 The first wheat of the season to be marketed from Wagons was received here late yesterday and sold for two dollars a bushel including a bonus of 75 cents a bushel.
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Strong Interest in Hygiene Drives Red Cross Home Care Classes
Washington reports unprecedented female interest in home care for the sick. Red Cross enrollment in home hygiene and care of the sick classes grows over 300 percent annually with 1800 instructors nationwide. Total certificates issued in 1918-19 far exceed 92,033, as thousands more enroll without completing.
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Fragmented report on progressive links in a murder case
The article references state experts and prosecutors in a case involving Granvil Haight and Meyers associated with Blaé Lakes Tank. It mentions a suspect using a flypaper type device and notes discussions about handling a defendant amid objections.
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Granvil Haight
Miss Stirling Wins Dramatic Championship Reversal
In a tense match at Fontainebleau Ziase 16 AP coverage notes Miss Stirling delivering a full reversal, overcoming early deficit to win four to two in a decisive finish. Miss Joyce and Seger were also noted as key players in the women's championship arena.
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Ziase
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Pat Seger
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Shrine conclave in Portland reports crew hospital care
Report indicates a minority group at the Shrine conclave in Portland, Oregon last year. A project milestone suggests a potential million dollar galladhe fundraise.
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Ordon
Billy Mason Illinois Congressman Dies of Heart Trouble
Washington AP report that Representative W. E. Mason, 70, of Illinois, died early today from heart trouble after a brief relapse following a period of improvement. Mason was a former senator and had served in Congress.
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W. E. Mason
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Mason
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Illinois statesman William E Mason Dies in Washington
Chicago report recalls Mason’s long career from Bentonsport Iowa teacher to Illinois state representative and senator and U S senator. Born Franklinville New York he moved to Iowa at eight and began teaching at sixteen. He later became a Chicago lawyer and served in Congress and Illinois government.
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Edith White
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Stillman divorce case hinges on Beauvais letters
In Poughkeepsie on June 16 AP reports counsel for James A. Stillman focusing on the relationship between Mrs. Stillman and Fred Beauvais the co respondent. Four witnesses from Canada including Bernard Keily Irene Keily testified as part of the evolving testimony about letters from Beauvais handwriting. The Stillman camp later withdrew its agreement to reduce an earlier Crom-epapinasion claim as the divorce proceedings proceed amid reporter interest and anticipated banker appearance.
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James A. Stillman
Bernard Keily
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Pecantico Hills
Irene Kelly
Bernard
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Beauvais
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Fur Exchange Quits the Field
St Louis clues reveal the Fur Exchange announces its passing after a conference between bankers and a leading interest. The event marks the end of an era in fur trade history as the industry which once housed the largest names and deals faces abandonment.
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Stalwarts Chosen as Guard of Honor for King George
One hundred men from the Royal Irish Constabulary, all six feet tall and from Ulster counties, are in training to form a guard of honor for King George when he formally opens the northern Irish parliament on June 22. The selection follows June 16 notices.
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Shrine temple charters granted to multiple cities
Three charters for new Shrine temples and dispensations for four others were granted today by the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Cities including Wichita Falls Texas Amarillo Texas and Syracuse New York received charters or dispensations. Pocatello Idaho and Everett Washington sought new charters, but their applications were not considered at this year’s session.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Amarillo
Bangr
Antiblue Law League Protest Planned for Tuesday March
A protest organized by the Antiblue Law League is planned with a nationwide turnout. The action targets enforcement of blue laws and aims to attract participants from across the country.
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Pertici
New York Track Team Chosen for National Meet at Pasadena
Eleven athletes selected by the New York Athletic Club will compete at the National track and field championships in Pasadena on July 2. The lineup includes Edward Faellen, Harold Ray, Allan Helfitch, Bernie Werfers Jr., Lincoln Adams, John Mellers, Rionmond P. Lawson, Dona, Robert Riner, Charles Trandon of Yale, and McDonald, a New York policeman. They previously won Olympic events last summer.
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Oregon
T Multnomah ‘Athletic Club
Edward Fa Aellen
Harold Ray
Allan Helffitch
Hiltle
Bernie Wefers, Jr
Lincoln Adams
John Mellers
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Hardies
Rionmond P. Lawson
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Robert Riner
Charles Trandon
Yale
Ion
McDonald
Holt Criticizes Harding Plan for League Substitution
New York June 18 AP Hamilton Holt magazine editor who backed Wilson in the last campaign released a letter to President Harding. Holt urges Harding to explain terms of a proposed Harding association to replace the league of nations and warns delay could push America toward Bolshevism if no clear plan exists.
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Harding
Harding Association
Wilson League of Nations
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Officials Will Trip West to Pacific States
Washington June 16 AP reports plans for an executive weather trip covering all Pacific states. The effort is endorsed by national leaders and involves Admire Oponte as senior organizer, with Roetoterica Pall noted in the schedule.
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Pacific States
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Roamer on Downtown Streets After Train Ride
A report from Centralia Washington describes a man named J Pattee roaming the streets after arriving on a train from Rock Washington. Local authorities noted unsettled behavior and no clear destination, with residents advised to stay cautious and report any further sightings.
Cantu and Caterade Highlight Vague Soccer Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cantu and Caterade with unclear football context. It references numbers and locations but lacks coherent facts or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to form a complete summary.
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