Cloudburst Flood Hits Canon City Colorado
A cloudburst caused a severe flood in Canon City Colorado with rivers rising to twenty feet above normal and widespread damage to bridges stock and infrastructure. The Ninth Street Bridge was cut and several others damaged while many residents moved to higher ground with fears of more losses. No confirmed deaths early, but damage could reach substantial figures.
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Canon City
Colorado
Pueblo
Colo
Athleca
Denver
Ninth Street
Getgn
Leen
St Howard
Poeblo
Those and Tourists From Cart Tied Up
A flood and line damage near Dexter Colorado on August 1 disrupts Arkansas River corridor traffic. Tracks washed out between Pueblo and Sallis, with trains stalled at Pueblo and Salida while others are held toward Grand Junction. Royal Gorge route impassable as canyon floodwaters threaten bridges and the Hanging Bridge. Repairs and detours expected to take time.
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Royal Gorge
Pueblo
Rand Junction
Dexter
Cola
Arkansas
Cloudbureta
Terdine
Fedver
Hilo Iraedis
Puclo
Sallis
Salida
Grand Jenedon
Colorado
Waahous
Denver & Mo
PAYSICIAN LOSES CASE IN FEDERAL APPEALS RULING
A chaotic fragment reports a legal defeat for Dr. James E. Ruth formerly of Keokuk Iowa in a U S federal appeals court decision. The case involved a settlement or fine and refers obliquely to a person named Johnson tied to Keokuk. The text mentions Aug 18 and places Fort Louis and Lawkridge with confusing dates and numbers. The article is garbled and omits clear outcomes or involved parties.
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Ft. Louis
Xew
Rusaall Doteern
Lawkridge
Wouthern Dieteit Colnea
Johnson
Jonson
Mom
Keokuk
Henry Has Hard Fight In Local Political Primary
The front page reports a tight race in the local Republican primary with Will iam Grocker defeating Syrom in decisive fashion. Key figures include Le Crieker and T. DLW. Leland challenging for the Temperance party, with P. I. McCarthy tabbed as a Labour candidate. Early returns show Stoney leading by forty votes in 14 precincts, while Fickert leads overall in city-wide tallies. final results await completed districts.
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Ban Frasclecu
Ace
William Grocker
Syrom
Leland
McCarthy
Francis J. Kieney
tinten-Taher
Ttl
Charlies M. Pickett
Numinen
Stoney
Fickert Fa
Closing quotations of world markets at New York
Market activity was broad with gains in many large stocks led by Union Pacific and New York Central. Notable advances appeared in St Paul Reading and Southern Railway while United Copper and Union Pacific preferred softened. Overall, trading showed wide price moves and speculation across many issues.
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Jerome Comspieunge
Kansas City Southern
Sbore Bo
Union
Pacitc
Reading
Onine
Callier
New York
Mook Exchange
Union Pacific
New York Central
Nashvile
WU. B. Mudder
Bt. Paul
Southern Parade
Standard
Railnad
Bart Readen
Union Parite
Preferrer
Amalgamated Copper
Caitia
Atlantic Cosal Line
Thing
Pad Mail
Tallway
Chincipeabes
Tremkdy
Wathaera
Behim Yi Tortas
Pacific American Traps Held Up And Robbed Of Salmon
Fishermen report a raid on Pacific American traps near Port Townsend with armed robbers stealing salmon. Authorities describe it as a brazen heist targeting the fishing company and fleet, leaving crews shaken and seeking security measures and restitution.
Mixed Market Totals and Price Quotes Across Industries
A chaotic compilation lists numerous corporate names and stock figures across US industries, including Amalgamated American Deer Burar and American Locomotiva with varied prices, railways like Canadian Pacific and Chicago and Northwestern, steel firms such as United States Steel, and mining outfits. The page also records cattle receipts, live stock auctions, and wholesale price movements in wheat, sugar, copper, and related commodities, reflecting a broad market snapshot with irregular figures and spot prices.
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Amalgamated American Deer Burar
American Car and Boundry
American Locomotiva
American Selden
American Smelting
Ptf
Seger Rollarog
Anaconda Mining’ Co
Afehicen Raliway
Atlantis Cosa
Lise
Baltimore and
Oba
Heechlyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacifc
Chesapeake and Obleg
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicag
Mil
St At Ist
Golorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Bowthern
Delaware and Hodizon
Denver and
Rio Grande
Rlo Grande
Evin Railway
Great Northern
Gtd
Great Northern Ore Cife
Mitacle Central
New York Central
Rock Island Co
Rinkland Co
We Southern Pacifc
Southern Railway
Strike Leaders Declared Guilty In Labour Trial
Report from an early morning session detailing charges against strike leaders including Xue and Whatter. The case involves alleged overtrade and misconduct within trade unions and leadership structures. Authorities accuse the defendants of criminal acts tied to labor disputes and organizing efforts.
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Xue
Strike turmoil in wartime tensions across plantations
Authorities accuse Japanese workers of undermining wartime order amid a broad strike. A grim jury charged the affected men with riot and violence against factory property. Efforts to release detainees via habeas corpus failed as they faced trial on July 14.
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Habeas Corjna
Husband Returns After Mystery in Vallipnburg
In Vallipnburg Illinois the wife of George Frey faced social suspicion for years after his sudden disappearance. He reappeared in Chicago where he built a fortune as a contractor, while the wife claimed no infidelity and offered him a chance to win her back. If he fails she will seek a divorce.
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Vallipnburg
N. 3
George Prey
Eshibliox
Chicago
Frey
Sundar
Gesireus
Denver
Glifford Pinchot
Apokane
Pinched
Wiere
Leete
Colorado
Washington
Arizona
Sud
Pete
Intererate
Yeonineten Commission
Pinchot
Bayer
Generie
Statement by Mrs. Mary Thaw on transfer of son-in-law
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw speaks on the fate of her son in law asking that he be transferred to a different institution. She argues an acquitted man should not be incarcerated and defends her family's position while opposing sensational accusations.
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Plains
Mary Copley
Frultiere
Matteanna
Vistey
Anton
England
Heat causes ten deaths in Kansas City in twelve hours
The article reports ten deaths in Kansas City from heat within twelve hours, with temperatures below records early morning and a cooler breeze in Kansas as Topeka and surrounding areas also report temperature drops. Hospitals treat victims while officials warn of continuing health risks and advise careful precautions amid heat waves.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kapeap City
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kasece
Child Travels 1900 Miles Alone on Ship
Seven year old Lulan Esther Inabeim sailed from Galveston to Clyde New York aboard the Mallory Line ship unaccompanied after her mother sent her alone with the captain to meet her father in Clyde. The chief steward later arranged for the girl to stay aboard the vessel as she awaited her parents' arrival.
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New York
Aux
Lulan Esther Inabeim
Eleaia Sip
Galveston
Veerel'a
Atravard
Brooklyn
Ja Galleston
Apnea
Ateward
Whee Heap
Ber
Fraternities to be crushed by school board pledge
A school board president declares that fraternities and sororities have no place in public schools and vows to abolish them even if it means depopulating high schools. He warns the action will be permanent and will not allow any affiliated groups to return in the future.
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Chitaga
Acc
Clazelfring
Meni
Noroz- Weada
Tabeeakerg
Fo Urton
Gehool Thant
Pew School
Piers Jeni
Echool Woard
Wald Sr. Asion
Joales
Alton
Pearolg Hose
Pirix
Agen
Invasion Maneuveres Report From Bridgewater Front
A garbled Aug report from Bridgewater Mass describes Allied forces attempting to halt a left wing advance. General Tasker Rilestek coordinates, with General William Pon directing operations near Me debt mite. The text notes a push toward South Manoa and a Robkins Towd a pola near Maree, with reinforcements being slow and dispersing under fire.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Tasker
Rilestek
William 4. Pon
Uaatey
Forte
South Manoa
Vine
Soda 'K
Pew
Halitas
Marton
Pinchot speech backs forest conservation at TransAtlantic Congress
Gifford Pinchot urged national forest protection during a United States delegation appearance at the TransAtlantic congress. He pressed for policy aligned with Roosevelt era conservation aims, while critics urged regional concessions and industrial expansion to balance borders and resources. The crowd responded with mixed cheers as Pinchot defended a broad conservation program.
Greek Flag at Canaea Fort in Crete Shelled
A damaged Italian or Greek flag post on Canaea Fort off Crete appears shot at, with tangled OCR text and unclear surrounding details but indicates a wartime setting involving Crete and fortifications. The fragmentary lines mention a fort, flags, and potential bombardment, suggesting a World War II or earlier conflict scene on Crete.
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Canea Fort
Island OF
Crete
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Ike Mitlegan
Hobarte
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Maiehran
Pieberies Company
Mie
Vier
Port Townsend
Fleary
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Texas Eteere
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Matal Market
Harry
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Ang the Yeate
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Joby P. St. John
Olathe
Kan
Joshua Levering
Waltimore
John Q. Woolley
Homviile
Biles C Swallow
Harrisburg
Eugene ¥. Chain
Band
John W. Noble
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Noule
Senator Cullom
Illinois
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Hina
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Aimee Fee Bee
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