Pueblo Flood Toll Rises as Arkansas River Deluge Spreads
Reports from Denver indicate parts of Pueblo, Colorado were flooded after the Arkansas River surged following heavy rains. Four deaths are reported as waters rose over nine feet, with downtown Pueblo covered in mud and rail lines damaged. Foreigner residents in the Grove district faced warnings too late to evacuate.
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Denver
Col
Pueblo
Arkansas
Colorado
Erote
The
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Larkspur
Denver Times
Times
Grove
Tch
Floods Flood Pueblo Fueled Destruction Across Colorado East
Reports from eastern Colorado say heavy floods and fires caused by rising waters across towns including Pueblo Frederick and Lafayette. Three feet of water flooded main streets, homes were swept away, and livestock drowned as Coal Creek rose and spilled its banks.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Pueblo
Frederick
Lafayette
Irishman Keane Executed by Firing Squad at Barracks
Thomas Keane sentenced to death by court martial for possessing arms and taking part in an attack on police was executed by firing squad in the barracks square this morning. Large crowds outside the barracks prayed and sang hymns during the execution.
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Associated Press
Thomas Keane
Singland
Keane
Polish Officer Executed For Treason At Warsaw Citadel
Lieut Henry Iwanicki of the Polish flying corps was executed by firing squad at the Warsaw citadel after a court martial found him guilty of high treason for transmitting military secrets to British agents.
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Warsaw
Henry Iwanicki
Polish Flying Corps
Warsaw Citadel
Empire Tonight Features Keaton Comedy and Henl Western
The Empire presents Buster Keaton in The High Sign and a six reel Pathe Western The Henl plus Pathe News and water animals features. Shows at 6 30 and 8 45 with special prices for youths. Empire offers cool comfortable safe seating and value in a brisk, direct entertainment package.
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The
Empire
Buster Keaton
Pathe
Star to not publish on Monday June 6
Notice states The Star will not be issued on Monday June 6 as per customary practice. The Evening Star confirms the schedule change and informs readers of the temporary publication halt.
Police court clears Noah Carter in grave charge case
Magistrate Robert Worsley dismissed the warrant against Noah Carter after hearings in police court. The two white witnesses alleged indecent proposals but a dozen witnesses testified to Carter's good character and the case was dismissed for lack of evidence. The house on Fremont street was owned by Carter and used to collect rents. the women had been asked to vacate for past due rents.
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Mageigtrate
Robert Worsley
Noah Carter
Carter
Fremont Street
Allegense
Eniirteen
Clements
Ala Anarienss
Worsley
Masked party attacks crew on steamer Mitchell
A group of masked men boarded the Shipping Board steamer Mitchell at Hampton Roads and assaulted the crew, injuring eight seriously and several others slightly. A naval detachment responded to the distress call, but the attackers escaped before arrival.
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Associated Press
Old Point Comfort
E Shipping Board
Mitchell
Hampton Roads
Miss Frances Peyton Page Sets Out for New York Trip
Miss Frances Peyton Page departed this morning for New York City and will travel to Flushing Long Island to spend several weeks as the guest of Judge and Mrs A C Carson.
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Frances Peyton Page
New York City
Flushing
Long Island
A. C. Carson
Hunter Family Plans Winchester Summer Home Return
Miss Carrie Hunter daughter of the late Major Robert W. Hunter will return to Winchester and reopen the Washington street home about June 15th. She will stay with her brothers Messrs. Stuart and Edmund Hunter and occupy the Hunter residence for the summer. Mrs. Arthur T. M. Field and her son have left for Rochester New York after visiting Mrs. Field's mother Mrs. Gertrude W. Barton.
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Carrie Hunter
Robert W. Hunter
Washington
Messrs
Stuart
Edmund Hunter
Winchester
Washington Street
Miss Hunter
Hunter
Arthur ™. Field
Winchester Seed Co notices and employment ad
On June 6 local holiday the Winchester Steam Laundry closes. Seed list includes Cow Peas Soy Beans Sudan Grass Sorghum and German Millet at very low prices. Winchester Seed Co also advertises a job opening for an assistant cook at White Sulphur Inn Stephens City Va.
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Winchester
White Sulphur Inn
Stephens City
Alumni Meeting Notice Signals June 17 Gathering
Local high school alumni group announces a reunion date set for June 17. Secretary Wilmer F. Shryock requests location suggestions and asks alumni to respond with venue ideas. The notice appears in a brief community column.
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Wilmer
Sec'y
Memorial to Dr Miller Planned in Winchester
A memorial for Dr Miller has begun on Main Street Winchester to honor his unselfish work. Citizens may contribute through H K Green and Brother Jolliffe and Jolliffe Boyd Drug Company the banks or Mrs Charles L Bowly.
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R. God Miller
T “H
Winchester
Dr. Miller
H. K. Green
Jolliffe
Boyd Drug Company
Banks
Charles L. Bowly
Dr McGuire and party plan Boston motor trip
Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire depart Winchester for Boston and other Massachusetts points for two weeks. They will be joined by Mr and Mrs Melviner. Dr McGuire attends a dental society event and Harvard class reunion during the journey.
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New England
Winchester
McGuire
Friendship Fire Co. Seeks members for Memorial Day parade
The Friendship Fire Company calls all members to assemble at the engine house on Monday June 6 at 10 o clock in uniform or citizen regalia to take part in the Memorial Day parade. Secretary G. R. Haines issues the notice.
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Friendship Fire Co
G. R. Haines
Memorial Day Parade Meeting Call
Notice requests company members to meet at the hall in citizen dress on Monday June 6 at 10 o'clock to take part in the Memorial Day Parade. Secretary.
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Int Company
Memorial Parade Traffic Notice by City Mayor
No advertising will be permitted in connection with the memorial parade of Monday June 6. Traffic on the march line will be regulated by police. All vehicles must be removed from Main Street between Cork and Piccadilly and from Water Street between Braddock and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Respectfully, W. W. Glass, Mayor.
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Main Street
Cork
Piccadilly
Water Street
Braddock
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. W. Glass
Band Yard Party and Memorial Day Flower Orders
White Hall hosts a Band Yard Party on Saturday night June 4. Cape Jasmines order for Memorial Day. special chocolate candy deals offered by The Flower Shop and The People's Drug Co for Saturday and Monday. A request for a good colored cook is posted by B. Campbell via Bell 2820.
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White Hall
People’s Drug Co
The
B. Cc. Campbell
Bell Phone
Hollis Coal Firm Reorganizes as Hollis and Company
Announcement states the coal business of W. L. Hollis is continued under W. L. Hollis and Company. Public trade is solicited with Lawrence C. Hollis listed as assistant.
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W. L. Hollis
W. L
Flowers Flowers For June 6th and Memorial Day Florals
FLOWERS FLOWERS For June 6th Carnations Jas mines and Gladioli. The Flower Shop notes Memorial Day with Cape Jasmines. Odd Fellows meeting Sunday June 5 at 3 PM for flower strewing. Also mention home for girls by Mrs Franck Baker.
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Odd Fellows
Pola Agee
Franck Baker
Tulsa mobilization ends as city resumes control after race violence
State guardsmen were withdrawn and city and county officials took charge with deputized veterans assisting. A June 8 grand jury probe will seek responsibility for the race outbreak that killed one and caused about 1.6 million in damage. Ten people died overall, and Tulsa businesses plan reconstruction for displaced African Americans with a goal of building 1,000 new homes.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Hanson
Citizens’ Committee of Welfare
T. J. Martin
Fair Grounds
Socialists Lose Court Case In Mount Vernon Permit
The U S Supreme Court appellate division ruled Mount Vernon was within its rights to bar a socialist street meeting on October 2, 1920. The socialists contended the act abridged free speech and assembly.
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Associated Press
New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Mount Vernon
Mitchell to Return to Camillus from New York
Mr. Albert A. Mitchell, once of this county, plans to leave tomorrow for Camillus New York where he owns a home. He said he expects to return to Winchester later this month to visit friends and former associates.
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Albert A. Mitchell
Camillus
N. Y
Mitchell
Winchester
Fire destroys Cork workhouse in Mill Street blaze
A Mill Street workhouse in Cork, formerly used by an auxiliary division of the Royal Irish Constabulary, burned last night after armed men seized the building and poured petrol before setting it alight. Damage is estimated at 20 000 pounds.
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Associated Press
Cork
Mill Street
Royal Irish Constabulary
Philadelphia Champion Wins World Hard Court Title in St Cloud
William T. Children of Philadelphia, the world grass court champion, defeated Washer of Belgium in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-3 to win the world hard course singles championship in St. Cloud France. Mrs F Highlands Burns of Baltimore and her two daughters will visit Winchester for part of the summer after staying with Mrs Mary Johnson Campbell on South Washington Street. Mr Burns will spend weekends with his family.
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Associated Press
ST. Cloud
France
William T. Children
Philadelphia
Washer
Belgium
Great Reduction Sale at Miss Margaret Hodgson’s Millinery
Great reduction sale this month on all ladies and children’s millinery at Miss Margaret Hodgson’s Ips Lost Goodyear tire 22x4% oversize in Westcott case located between Winchester and Purcellville Friday night Finder please notify Wm L.
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Margaret Hodgson
Goodyear
Westcott
Winchester
Purcellville
Wm. L
Mrs. Maxwell Dies at 85 in Winchester Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Maxwell, who died at her daughter Mrs. W. D. Field’s home in Winchester, will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at Field’s house. The Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy will preside. Burial will follow in Charlton New York. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Field and Mrs. Haynes, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Mary A. Maxwell
W. D. Field
West Water Street
Winchester
Field
Maxwell
Arthur M. Field
Wincery
Ney
Barton
Robert T. Barton
Gertrude W. Barton
Max
Ces M. Haynes
Mabel Haynes
Allen B. ‘Bond
New York State
Iworth
Weather outlook for week cooler start in Atlantic and East Gulf states
The Weather Bureau forecasts a cool start to the week beginning Monday for the Atlantic and East Gulf states with normal temperatures later and generally fair skies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
East Gulf States
President and Mrs Harding Picnic Near Valley Forge
President Harding and Mrs Harding traveled by motor to Senator Knox's Pennsylvania home near Valley Forge for a weekend visit. General Sawyer and Secretary Christian accompanied them for a picnic luncheon by the Susquehanna river.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Pennsylvania
Senator Knox
Valley Forge
Grig.Gen. Sawyer
Christian
Susquehanna River
New Fords offloaded. two Tourings and two Trucks available
Chapman’s Auto Sales advertises immediate delivery from a shipment of new Ford Tourings and Trucks. Only two of each model remain for fast pickup, with orders urged for the next shipment.
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Chapman's Auto
Special June 6 Men’s Brown Calf Imitation Shoes
An auction notice for a sale of men’s brown calf imitation oxford shoes with ball straps and Goodyear welts. Items No 303 205 207 312 315 N Main St will be sold in front of Court House on Saturday June 11. See sale bill.
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Oxford
Goodyear
League
Seal's
N. Main St
Court House
Memorial Day program outlined for Confederate commemoration
The Stonewall Memorial Association announced the fifth anniversary Confederate memorial day events for next Monday June 6 with a weather note predicting cooler conditions. The program opens with a hymn at 11 and includes oration by Lt. George Tucker, a volley by First Virginia Guard, taps by the cadet corps, and a parade with multiple divisions and marshal leadership from local schools and organizations.
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Stonewall Memorial Association
Harry St. George
R. Gray Willig
George Tucker
First Virginia
Cadet Corps
Andoah Valley Academy
Fickpatina
W. Larrid
Winchester Gun Club to Hold Ring Match Monday
The Winchester Gun Club announced a ring match on next Monday June 6 at 2 30 P M on club grounds behind the reservoir. A number of professionals are expected to attend the event and locals are invited to participate in traps. A modest ground admission is charged though shooters may attend by their own cartridges.
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Winchester Gun Club
Ai Ber
Spray the Garden Insect Control Equipment Ad
Leaf-eaters and other insects and fungus diseases controlled by spraying with proper materials. Special hand dusters knapsack and hand sprayers for flower gardens. Low prices on hoes nozzles fittings. Winchester Orch phone 313 301 N.
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Eac
Winchester Orch
For Sale Dodge Roadster 1921 Low Miles
Dodge Roadster from 1921 with under 300 miles reportedly fully equipped. Seller Rogers lists the item in a brief classified notice.
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Dodge
Rogers
Tire Sale Listings At Local Shop With Prices
A fragmented notice runs tire sale details for June events with sizes 30x3 to 33x4 and prices from 9.00 to 14.00. It lists Collis and Wail opposite City Hall and a position wanted notice for a housekeeper in a small city office.
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Collis & Wail
City Hall
Yellow Front
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