Flood Disaster Death Toll Surges With 350 to 500 Drowned
Floods swept a region as floods were caused by one or two cloud bursts. Estimates place the number of drowned between 350 and 500 with 105 bodies recovered. Widespread damage followed across towns including Heppner and Willamina, as communication lines failed and search teams reported scarce survivors. Local officials warned of continuing high water and urged caution for residents returning to affected areas.
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Spokase
Wasi
Heppner
Wadite
TV Amn
Waler
Willner
Stariittones
Mortage
Emingy
Clegimk
Tae
Oregon
Eadiewy
Waretig
Pune
Conan
Tie Termot
Ballas
Stay Tebeemia
Brel
Joba
Masia
Parry
Perlis
Ruthee
Iitaen Cabien
Fis Ihfort
Ailieney
Willi Walters
Pimits
Crisis Near as Nation Faces Hard Tech Crisis
A garbled report references widespread concerns about a looming technological crisis. It mentions named places and entities in vague terms, noting public notices and actions by departments. The fragment hints at political or civic tension around modernization and governance.
Topeka Grateful Aid After Calamities in Great War
Citizens of Topeka and surrounding areas express deep gratitude for aid and rescue efforts after a devastating calamity. Officials and volunteers from multiple towns and organizations contributed, with names of responders and relieved families listed. Acknowledgments extend to groups including local officials, firefighters, and hospital staff for brave actions.
CLOTHERS SEND $100 Chicago Manufacturers Donate
Fragmented letter from CLOTHERS SEND $100 campaign notes support from Chicago manufacturers. Mentions Palnen Anerhiich and Sehethier & AMtrk Makers of Wine clothing. References Armenian relief, Kurds, diplomacy, and European war coverage. Ambiguous OCR yields unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Palnen
Anerhiich
Sehethier & Amtrk
Mat Chiach
Sue
Hart, Schaffer & Max
Relief and Work Rules for Relief Funds in Topeka Flood
North Topeka flood relief debate stresses able bodied citizens must work and local authorities plan rapid housing repairs. An appropriation aids farmers while committees reorganize relief efforts, stop blanket food aid, and shift focus to sustainable, permanent support with targets to restore homes and rebalance charity duties.
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Topeka
Ann
Ube
dFrest
Ellis
Sheliir
Seork
Thienselven
Audi Torhien Wistelbuttme
Aten
Miprigine
Laure
Godard
Cormelites
Batley
Inger
Mominereiil
Selloy
North
Philips
Davie Reieratad
Garvey
Charles
Booneen
Akerman
Marth
Tokat
Harman
Relief fund debated as aid to dispossessed workers
A city relief committee discussed establishing a fund to aid workers displaced by disaster. Members debated funding levels and distribution to help people return to work, regain homes, and cover basic needs while awaiting recovery.
Governor Hopes Bridge Funds Aid Kansas City Plan
Governor Puller travels to Topeka and discusses rebuilding bridges over the Kaw. He advocates a bonded program to cover about 3.2 million dollars, warning too much debt would strain the county. He notes relief for flood victims may be tied to the plan and suggests a broader effort to support Kansas City and nearby communities.
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Puller
Ranke Cty
Statin Trrawurer
Topeka
Birr
Hailes
Lawan
Paktveren
Govespar Bhlley
Kamae
Fan
Stance
Tienypilenes
Coutes
Greta Wenin
Sesalin
Kanesit
Alan Dlachas
Cmd
Warm but unsettled forecast and scattered readings
The government forecast for Kansas shows a warmer day with an appreciable temperature rise. Readings across towns list Macksville 73 and Martertan 34, while winds shift from the south at five miles an hour.
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Kansas
Piendies
Arelok
Macksville
Martertan
Aedars
Fire Burns Ewen Hotel Amid Murder Trial Turmoil
Jackson Ky June 15 The City hotel owned by Captain J B Ewen burned to the ground during a fire suspected incendiary origin. Eighteen guests escaped uninjured as militia aided evacuation. the event occurred while the murder trial of J Marcum and others continued nearby. Fire destroyed the hotel and furnishings, leaving insurers and officials assessing losses.
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Jackson
City
J. Ewen
J. Marcum
Jickson
Fie
Mwo
Baitbern
Havin
Raaptaty
John Chirey
Lanuiseilie
France
Rear Herenifchen
Ewen
Amd
Fle Taidiy
Gray
Sim
Lares Boothers
Eranie Annem
Allen
Coe Ineton
Galdes
Barbery
Eile
Jeli
Witter
Hahens
Cappus
Araddey
Momi
Evel
Dudie
Ating
Sears
Iit Keass
Jaden
Walcot
Fulees
A Bourden
Aonazar
Crawford
Tharp
Twit
Wittess
Ton Waite
Jett
Piptel
Cdurt
Sheritt Caliahenams
Prove Imarshals
Swen
Die Hargis
Thimet
Revel Childeen
Vnlittan
Jawen
Howe
Yesidenia
Breatiith
Kent
Graton
Ad ‘Thern
Hala Corp
Ity
Gray Haddicky
Derry Latellet
Yeereer
P. Short
Tate Court
Jreige
Jreige ‘Hargie
Sackson
Curtin Jett
Blackmail Case Draws Attentive Legal Action
The Ottawa district court opened hearings on a blackmail matter involving a notable local figure. Attorneys for both sides prepared to present evidence as the proceedings seek a resolution amid public attention and complex financial allegations amounting to substantial sums.
Blackman Gone and His Drug Store Sold in Topeka Tale
Topeka residents report Leo Blackman a new capitalist who has left his drug store and other interests. News hints at his possible travel to Belle Plaine Kansas or Mexico. Family and local officials dispute details while speculation swirls about timing and return.
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Leo Blackman
Topeks
Aew Capitalist
Han
Belle Plaine
Mexico
Mackwas
Mee Binckman
Binckman
Lorier
Binckenlin
Kansis
Konens
Tim
Han Berg
Blackman
Topelo
Ehwek
Kean
Gileckarin
Pale
Vlwekiniey
Nietingst
Suien
Dievaetiia Sewer
Topeka
Werrean
Pabet Brewing Company
Tyecin
Marudter
Lew Dubekman
Serdes
Aitackimar
Poe
Birekman
Bulacan Inure
United State
United State Barkruptcy
United Tales
National Grocers Aid to Stock North Topeke Stores
The National Association of Grocers announced plans to replace stocks removed from North side stores amid an influx of ill weather and market disruption. Balloon launches and maritime activity were reported as part of the day’s events with crews transporting goods and officials coordinating relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Hestock North
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Tial Abe
Evan
Ue Techie
Spepkmur
Fefiane
Leedt
UWE
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Gina Rane
Nas
Topeka Grateful
Detda
Coder
Ayiyarhal Asaletanon
Wien
Lovice
Cate
Lye
Earch
Avery Permin
Tepagniae
Grathiude
Ciiteens
Elton Valley Falls
Ottaiea
Emporia
Keith
ViNene
Herole de Woo
Manintrat
Tedwart Graflatront
Othel
Tee
Ieee
Kripeka
Ind
Espnetalie
Atanas
Sante Fe Figileme Company
Creamenstoek
Actin Anittay Nernbany
the Talon Mattie Tiniks Ink
Tht
Tronkm Bilineity Leampans
the Telephone and Teleksank Teaimentet
Teen City
Ned County
Withlaim Nusineda Men
Stodtylainaleinen
HobittoeldTeuco
Talase Charson
Annard
Erica
Cialie
Milijeter
Georeal Europatich
Hentoff
Hasness
Tieds
Alconnty
Broumbn
Ylin
Atanis
Idlemorhine
Adot T. J. Anderson
Mobile
Shawne County
Heder Miele Dlenetian Sader Andrerfest
Redin
Variou
Kansas City
Governor Bailey
Kentucky
J. R. Maretinn
Ottawa
Wodlin
Athenaletis Seth
Trenton
Cincinnati, CO
Witendanen
Marvettion Fraece
Bernlmuta
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