Pueblo Drafts All Men to Clean City in Flood Aid
A Pueblo proclamation orders all able bodied men to remove debris and guard against fire and disease as the flood district recovers. Doctors and nurses are assigned to eight wards, isolation hospitals are set up, and relief trains with food and tents move toward Pueblo. Government officials estimate damage near 15 to 20 million dollars with many deaths yet to be confirmed.
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Tueblo
Pueblo
Paul P Newton
John Cornel
United States public service
WY E bach
Colorado Springs
fubtle health sers ce
Denver
ulng
anic
J E Moorhead
Ksush Fort Morgan
Brigton
Fort Logan Colo
President Appeals To People for Aid Of Stricken Pueblo
President Harding urges immediate Red Cross relief for Pueblo and surrounding districts after a major disaster. He asks all Americans to send contributions through local chapters or Red Cross headquarters in Washington, stating the organization will aid recovery until homes and life are restored.
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Pueblo Rotary club
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Associated Press
United States
Harding
Red Cross
Pueblo
Pablo
American Red Cross
Washington
WARREN G. HARDING
Senators Attack Shipping Board Over Foreign Agents
Senate criticism targets the Shipping Board for employing foreign agents at overseas ports. Chairman Jones and Sen Kenyon cite a board report showing about 300 employees at Puregedn ports, at least 75 percent British. The dispute includes calls to abolish the board and questions over its overhead costs and ship values.
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Senate
Jones
commerce committee
Kenyon
Reed Democrat
Frelinghuysen
House Resolves Sharply Over Naval Funds and Borah Amendment
Washington dispatch reports a firm House stance on naval appropriations and a Borah disarmament amendment amid Senate House tensions. Porter's peace resolution and Senate opposition set the stage for a high stakes conference and partisan clashes.
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Senate
GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
Washington Fast Co
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navy
House committee on foreign affairs
Borah
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Harding w
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foreign affairs committee
Deeper Cut Asked in Railroad Pay Dispute
Chicago June 6—More than 120 railroads petitioned the wage board to wipe out the 1920 wage award and restore pre award schedules. Shops crafts unions vote in 10 days on acceptance or rejection of the July 1 wage schedule. Strike ballots are underway for Pullman workers as the Brotherhoods plan a July 1 conference.
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Associated Press
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W 5& Carter
Walker
Carter
United States railroad labor boar
B M Jewell
railway employee department
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
J ¢ Smock
L . Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
Pullman
Harry Smith
smth
St Louis
Pullman company
Kellogg bill seeks 100000 to turn Yorktown battlefield park
Senator Kellogg introduced a measure to buy and preserve the Yorktown battlefield as a national military park at a cost of 100000. The plan calls for a preliminary survey, backed by the American Revolution Slaughters Committee, noting the lack of Revolutionary War memorials compared to Civil War sites and warning that fortifications once there are being removed.
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Kellogs
Kellogg
Guilford Court House
North Carolina
Cornwalls
thendas
Blames Widow for Murder in Kaber Case
Cleveland reports reveal Mary Brickel and Eva McArdle accuse Marian McArdle, Kaber stepdaughter, of involvement in the 1919 stabbing death of publisher Dan F Kaber. The confession ties three generations of women to the crime scene while authorities pursue extradition and further questioning.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stanton
Mary Brickel
Eva Catherine Kaber
Dany Kaber
Kentwood
Raber
Dan
Miss McArdle
Kabers
Kaber
Manan McArdle
Utterback
Cedar Point
Stanton jate
Brickel
Marian Miedie
New York
Marian McArdie
justie
Lakewood
Dan F Kaber
Harlem
Evan Khaber
M. MKahber
Ikaber
Mary Brichel
Zayas Trusts U S Cooperation Amid Cuban Liberty Push
President Alfredo Zayas stated at Camp Columbia luncheon that Cuban Americana cooperation and solidifying republican institutions with full liberty for Cuba are goals of his administration and key to General Crowder s mission. The remark served as a preview of the administration s reply to Congress on Crowder s Cuba role.
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Cuba
Alfredo Zayas
Lynoch H Crowders
Camp Columbia
Gen Crowder
Congress
Gen Crowders
Harding denounces Tulsa riots during Lincoln speech abroad
President Harding, en route home from Valley Forge, condemned the Tulsa race riot and urged educational progress to uplift the colored community. He spoke at Lincoln University in Oxford about civic responsibility and self-improvement as government aid cannot replace schooling.
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White House
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Warren 2 Martin
Oxford
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Lincoln university
Taft
university
America
Prygiden
Oxford marching club
Mia Harding
Whites House
No Accident Week Display Ends In Firemen Dies
In New Orleans at Canal and Charters streets a no accident week demonstration turned tragic as two firemen died and about twenty people mostly firefighters were injured. Two fire engines and five cars were wrecked when engines collided near the improvised four story mock fire scene attracting a large crowd. Fire apparatus then raced to the canal street root where the simulated blaze occurred.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Canal
pelae
Supreme Court closes regular term with estate tax ruling
The court affirmed that the 1916 estate tax deduction applied to income tax, upholding the Woodward estate’s $490,000 transfer tax and $161,600 income tax on that payment. Justices left several major cases undecided, restoring others for full bench rearguments.
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ome
Frerson
Amerian Con Company
Alan J. Woodward
Alabama
Court of Claims
internal revenue
Woodward
United States
Suit Dismissed Over Stamp Book Patent Infringement
The United States Court of Claims dismissed Frank G Farnham's $1,000,900 suit against the government seeking damages for alleged patent infringement in issuing postage stamps in book form. The court ruled the patent invalid, ending the case.
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United States Court of Claims
Frank G Farnham
Farnham
We Will Rebuild Is Pueblo’s Brave Message to World
Pueblo business leaders declare the city will rise after widespread flood damage. Signs appear in shop windows as optimism grows for a renewed downtown and greater beauty and importance.
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Pueblo
Associated Press
Pueblo Colo
South's Votes Stand as Republicans Plan Changes
Investigators gather as the Republican National Committee meets at the Willard Hotel to formalize leadership changes. Postmaster General Haas resigns. John Adams of Iowa to succeed as chairman with Ralph Williams of Oregon as vice chair, while southern representation and delegate rules face study and possible future revision.
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Coper
Washington Post Co
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Will Haas
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Iowa
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Oreron
chorman
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isner
national committee
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Maller
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eclars
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pnall
subcommittee on
Southern
Willick Hass
Clarence P. Miller Kearing
Indiana
Mulvane
Kansas
Howell
Nebraska
Hinicha
Ohio
Willams
Oregon
Kifsley
Vermont
Sleep
Virginia
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