Death Totals Report Greatly Exaggerated
Congress debates war end measures as Knox repeal and Porter substitute seek to end hostilities. Borah disarmament plan expands to land defenses. Senate fights over army and navy budgets with key divisions and amendments shaping postwar policy.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Germany
House
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Anrah
Shipping Board
New Depot Assured for Twin Falls Oregon Short Line
A district court ordered a further hearing on a proposed depot facility for Twin Falls under Oregon Short Line Rail Road. The plan aims to provide adequate depot space, ballast, and roadbed improvements to meet safety and convenience needs of patrons and employees, with details to be finalized at the hearing.
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Wtha
Oregon Short Line Railroat Company
Tou Imoritha
First Fire Started by Mob Report From Saturday Night
Fragmented OCR text reports a mob incident beginning a fire on a rural highway amid church and mountain state telegraph lines. The correspondent notes only a brief window of time and mentions an adjacent telecommunication setup as part of the scene.
Fragmented 19th century Pueblo obit and police notice jumble
A garbled OCR page lists names, ages, and localities including Pueblo residents and a mix of identifications. It references obituaries, racial descriptors, and a long string of scattered notes about individuals, places, and alleged identifications with minimal coherent context.
Horror Tale of Wreck in Pueblo Floods
A dramatic report from Punrea Golv June 6 details a wreck during Pueblo floods. It describes two passenger trains at union station derailed and mangled, with survivors aiding the injured and a grim, chaotic scene as authorities work to account for casualties.
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Punrea
Golv
Famine and Disease Threaten Pueblo Flood Victims
Reports from Pueblo on June 6 describe drowned residents and extensive property losses after the Colorado deluge. The city faces possible epidemic risk, with health authorities restricting water and planning quarantine measures as relief efforts seek federal aid.
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Pueblo
Colo
Mosk
Patel Hamronk
Militat Lroopa
Colt
A. Hiodal Lignes
Fort
Logen
Flood Warnings As Kansan Rivers Rise In Deluge
Reports from Topeka Kansas and Denver reveal widespread flood conditions with waters sweeping across plains and rail lines. Authorities warn of rising Plate River levels threatening yards, creeks, factories, and residences as residents prepare to evacuate if stream levels continue to climb.
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Topeka
Kau
Colorado
Kaitisis Dokey
Bante
Oltelals Hema
Deere
Pudge City
California
Vik -Ambrofo
Tex
Salta
Denver
Jung
Adams for G C haritra Washington of Iowa
Fragmented text indicates a political meeting note about a Adams for G likely related to Iowa. The readable parts reference a republican national committee meeting and canvass possibly detailing a state party event today and local context.
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Ashington
Iowa
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