MONDAY
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TWO HUNDRED PERISH IN
PUEBLO FLOODS
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Pueblo, Colo. June 5—-Friday nigh
cloudburst on the Upper reaches of tin
Arkansas I fiver, followed by a terrific
flood in the Pueblo valley which re
sulted i« h death toll of about two hun
dred residents of this city and pro pert)
losses amounting to approximately ter
million dollars, was followed by a sec
ond flood today. This afternoon, just
when Pueblo was beginning to recovei
from the first, disaster, the Kkagwa)
•water reservoir between Florence and
Victor gnve way and with a might)
rush of water swept down tit>on tin
city. Within an hour, the swollen tor
rent of the Arkansas rivtar had agair
inundated the lower jpections of the
city, adding further horrors to the sit
uation, further increasing the loss ir
property and driving thousands froir
their homlCR.
A hundred undertakers arrive*] froir
Denver and other nearby dyes to can
for the -bodies of those who pelshed.
The loss of life was heaviest In the
alien sections of the city. Many thous
ands are homeless. Thte city is undei
martini law and relief supplies art
pouring in.
War Dep’t to Assist Pueblo Rebel
Washington. June 5—Secretar*
Weeks has announced that the Wai
Dpjfcii-tm-nt^wiM cooperate in giving
aid to the stricken residents of Pueblc
Gov. Shoup Asks Big Relief Fund
(Pueblo, June 6-—Governor Sbour
today askerl the federal government K
place $20,000,000 at the command of the
state for flood relief, following a sur
vey of the situation which revealed
the appalling extent of th-* flood dl«
Day’s Search Yields 52 Dead
Pueblo, June C—-After a day'.*
search of the debris in the flooded dis
trict. fifty two bodies had b n re
covered tonight.
Harding Appaals to Nation for Flood
Assistance
Washington, June *—Presidepi
Harding has Issued a request to the
people of the United Stat?« to assist
by contributions to the Am-'Hctn ked
Gross in rendering aid to Mi * flood
stricken people of Pueblo.
Floods Menace Eaat Colorado a-H
Kansas Towns
Denver. June 6—-Many eastern Col
orado and western Kansns towns arc
irtenaced by floods, according to re
ports received here.
Puablo Flosd Water* RsceJing
J’Urblo Judwj 6—The water i** rigid
ly receding tonight. The military
forces are restoring order rapidly.
During the night Rangera armed with
riot gujm patrolled the devastated
arena to* prevent looting, much ol
which occurred during the early stages
of the flood.
Prominent Puoblo Citizen Slid l»y
Pueblo, June 7—Earnest E. With
er*. a prominent citizen, while driv
ing down Grand Avenue today had the
top of his head Mown «.ff. presumably
by a riot gun. Withers* young s n.
whf^ wa- si L ting at his father's side
in the machine was uninjured.
Harding Offers Federal Aid
Valley Forge, June 6—An offer of
federal aid inn the Pueblo catastrophe
was .made by ITesident Harding today
in a wire to governor Shoup of Colo
WOMAN BLUEBEARD BROUGHT
BACK TO*FACE MURDER
CHARGES
San Francisco, June 7—Lydia
Southard, the alleged woman Blue
beard, arrived today from Honolulu
and is being taken to Twin Falls,
Idaho, to answer a charge of murder
ing four of her five husbands.
AMERICA ADMONISHED TO
LEAVE IRELAND ALONE
Ixmdcui, June 7—Another admoni
tion to America to leave Ireland alone
and mind her own business was given
In the'Houae of Commons today.
TRADER CHDKOTSK
LEAVES SEATTLE
Seattle, June 5—The power schoon.
er Chukotsk, commanded by Capt.
Weeding a neOe^an navigator of. Ber
ing Sea and Arctic vessels, sailed to
day for Siberia on a trading cruise.
The vessel will proceed to Kamchatka
and Anadyr, thence to %Nome, after
ward continuing on to Vankren. North
east ^Iberia. George Hunter and John
H. Lampe sailed as passengers.
SOLDIER AND POETESS
TRY COUNTERFEITING
Seattle, June 5—Ralph Groff, a
former soldier and Mrs R. K. Gilmer,
a p«*etess of sotmo ability, were arrest
ed liere this afternoon on a charge of
counterfeiting.
BOLSHIES BARRED
FROM HOLY LAND
l^ondon. June 5—No Bolshevik! will
lx* admitted horeeforth to Palestine,
according to a ruling of Sir Herbert,
the 'British Commissioner, a dispatch to
the London Times declares.
STRIKERS DELAYING
NOME SAILINGS
SeattiH Juno 6—The murine, unions
are putting up a stiff light to prevent
the dispatch of Bering Sea vessel*.
The Cordova, scheduled to sail for St
Michael on June 4th, is now three
days behind her schedule but may get
away tonight. The Killing of the Vic
toria has t»een postponed until Wed
nesday but sho may not get away be
fore Thursday.
CORDOVA SAILED YESTERDAY
Seattle, June 6—Eighty eight,
American-Yukon Navigation Company
employees sailed this afternoon for St
Michael on the steamer Cordova, which
got away for tbo north at 4 p. m.
U S ENVOY MAY PAVE WAY
FOR MEXICAN RECOGNITION
W.'ishington, June !>—Elmer Dover,
of Tacoma, Washington, has gone to
President Harding which may pave the
public by the United States, it became
known today.
“EDUCATION IS SOLUTION
RACE PROBLEM’
Oxford, I Van. June 6“Hducatiun is
the solution of the race problem,”
President Harding said today to the
negro students of the Lincoln Memor
ial University here. “God Grant,’’ he
said in referring to the recent Tusla
race roits, “that there shall never be
another such spectacle.”
WILL FISH IN ALASKA WATERS
Seattle, June 6 -T>. K. Drise today
purchased of Uie John Hume Coni
der, which ho will operate In herring
flslung on the Seldovia banks of Alts
TUESDAY
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SHIP OWNERS
REFUSE AGREEMENT
WITH ENGINEERS
Washington, .Tune 7—T. 11. Uixseter
of San, FnuKdsco, speaking for Amor-,
icon ship owners today, informed!
I’resident Harding that they will sign j
no year agreement with the marine
engineers.
ANOTHER HEARING ON
CURRY BILL SCHEDULED
WasUmgtan, June 7—-The Senate
Committee on Territories will hold an
other hearing on the Curry Bill, be
ginning next week.
HARDING ASKS SALMON
PROTECTION TREATY
Washington. June 7—I ’resident
Harding is requested to secure* the con
clusion of a new treaty for the purpose
struction through wasteful devices and
methods of capture the salmon in the
water of the Pacific off the Coast of
the United States, including those of
Alaska and the Dominion of Canada
and Beyond the territorial waters of
the United States, under the terms of
a resolution passed yesterday in the
Senate. Senator McNally offered the
resolution.
HARDING PREACHES
PEACE SERMON
Valley Forge, June 6—A .Sermon of
faith hi established American institu
tions and of hope for a day of peace
and good will throughout the world
was preached by President Harding
yesterday from WoodJawn Pulpit,
overlooking General Washington's his
toric camping ground in Valley Forge.
“Civilization." the president declar
ed. “has l>een beset by vandals."
CLAIMS DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST EX SERVICE MEN
San Francisco. June 6—Senator
Shortrldge will present to Secretary
Denby charges of discrimination
against former servlet men by officers
at the Mare Island navy yard, it wag
announced today.
SHIP BOA*RD CHAIRMAN NAMED
Gasker, head of the Lord and Thomas
Advertising Agency and a member of
the Am.rican-Jewish t'ommittee, has
bom .appointed chairman of the* Ship
ping Hoard.
BONE TO CONFER WITH
FALL TOMORROW
Washington, June 7—Scott C. Bone.
1 prospective governor of Alaska, is due
to arrive here tomorrow from New
, York to confer on Alaska topic*' with
Secretary Fa ll. Hone, whose nomi
l nation for the governorship has been
favorably re|*ort.id by the. Senate Com
mitted on Territories, will he ready to
leave for Alaska soon after his cot
ftnnation. He is to confer with Pres
ident I Carding by special appointment
:ts soon as confirmed.
WEALTHY MAN FACES
MURDER CHARGE
Vancouver . It. C. June T—William i
r». Grant. wttffclthy contractor, will ;
stand trial for man slaughter in com- :
nection with the death of Geutrudel
Gatesind, \vl^> received faLul injuries |
while riding in hLs car it-cently with |
n party which included Madge Sawyer!
of Seattle. who was recently acquitted
of a charge of murdering her husband
lire, a sister. Mrs. If. I.. Hewitt, an.I
young Smith, son of C. .1. Smith, a
banker of Seattle. The •ororner’s
jury found that Grant was under th
influence of liquor and speeding at the
time of the accident.
JOFFRE TO PARTICIPATE IN
PEACE PROPOSAL OPENING
ON U S -CANADIAN BOUNDARY
Seattle. June 6—Marshal .Toffre and
the Marquis d' CUvinbrun. grandson of
f^afayette. will participate in the fur
mJ opening of the ntemaUon.il
peace proposal on tli>* Cana-dian
Americon boundary nesir Blaine. Wash
ington on September C, aceoiviing to an
announcement by Samuel Hill, the in
ternationally known highway builder,
this morning on his return from Ku
HARDING DEPLORES
ALASKA QUARRELING
Washington, June 9—"I w s!i most
sincerely that the people of Alaska
that line.” President 'larding said to
eessful cjuulidates r.u* nn Alaska an
WEDNESDAY
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SIMS CALLED ON CARPET
FOR LONDON SPEECH
Washington, June R -Secretary of
the 'Navy Denby instructed Actnwrat
William S. Sims today to advise the
Navy Department immediately by
cable as to whethwr be was correctly
quoted, in the press accounts of an
address he made to tin? English Speak
ing Union In London on June 7, in
While h he was alleged to have charged
that the SLnn frVinniftrs had attacked
til® United. States during the war in
their attitude toward England.
Sims Threatened With Discipline
Washington, June ft—Secretary
Denby made it plain today that he
will discipline Admiral Shns if h?
does not disavow his Ixmdon speech
charging that the Sinn Feinn attacked
the United States in their attitude to
ward England during tlie war period.
extracts from the speech purporting
ing the English Speaking Union at a
luncheon in London June 7th,” Denby’s
Sims Stands Pat on London Statement
London, June 9—Admiral W S.
Sims. whose speech on the Irish ques
tion before thte English Speaking Un
ion Tuesday’ drew from Secretary of
the Navy Denby an order for its ne
gation, (today said In an interview “T
stand by all that I said and shall not
repudiate a single ward, as T see noth
ing unAmerican in it even if Senator
McCormick does.
Sonata Gats on Sims* Trail
Washington, June 9—An Investiga
tion of the speech made in London by
Admiral Shns touching on the Irish
sympathizers in this country’ was or
dered today by the Senate.
SWAT KING PINCHED
FOR SPEEDING
New York. June 8—“Babe" Ruth,
champion home run slugger of baUdom,
was sentenced to spend a day in the
ciity prison and pay a fine of 8100 in
the magistrates court for automobile
speeding.
SECOND WIRE
BREAKDOWN WEDNESDAY
The hind telegraph ! nes broke down
for the secoiul time this week Wednes
day t'<wiwMunica‘ion with the Stabs
was internipted throughout most of
the day. Asa result the Daily Hulletln
«■.« not issued ye.ster.Lay.
AMERICAN LEGION
COMMANDER KILLED
Indianapolis June 9—Junior Na
tional I 'omnumier 1 !ailbrait i of the
Anuvicau Ltjffio'i was killed rjirly
this morning when the auto in which
he WTts riding wen' ever a twenty foot
embankment.
Henry Fiyar •»? Imiianapoli-.. No
tional Director of Americanization of
the Ameiiea.fi Legion, Milton I' ovir.a i
of Chicago, Nationa.! Committonman
of the legion from Illinois, a.nd other
occupants of the car were xjot seriously
injured.
BULLETS RAIN IN
OUBLIN STREETS
Dublin, Tre. June S—The -streets of
Dublin were swept with bulk-ts for a
period of twenty minutes this morning'
following an attack by citizens with re
volvers and bombs on several police
lorries. Pivt> constables and some c.
viltaas were wounded, in the affray.
Troops Guard London Communications
From Sinn Feinn
London, June !>—Military patrols
are posted along all the main roads
and railroad lines around London to
day to protect the telegraph and tele
phone lines frunn Mireo.tenrd Sinn
Fe.imn mills.
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
SOLDIER’S BONUS THIS WEEK
Washington. June 8- The Soldiers
bonus ftill will Ik? fiivorablv reported
by the Senate F’inanee Committee this
wt*»k. it was iuinomii'ol by members
of the committee today.
DEMPSEY FAVORED IN
WALL STREET BETTING
New York. June 8—Jack T>empsey
is a thme to one favorite uvar Oar
I*entier in Wall Street betting on the
forthcoming battle for the World’s
heavyweight title.
CONGRESS RESOLVES TO
AID FLOOD SUFFERERS
Washington. June 7 \ joint res.-lii.
tion was adopted Lite today by the
House and Senate granting iiU'mi'ty
possible relief to the Colorado flood !
BONE’S CONFIRMATION
EXPECTED THIS WEEK
Wp-ahungton. June 7- Tin* confir
mation of Scott. C. Rone as governor
of Afciakn. hi expected this week. lione
has arrived hwe for a. conference with
Secneta,ry of thu Interior l*'aTl and will
In* the jaruest. of his former ncwspaiver
associates at a. luncheon at the New
Willard l'Yiday. K. lister .Tone*. Di
rector of the Const ;uid rtp.otLc.th- Sur
vey will also lv host at a dinner in
honor of the new Governor at the Cos
mo? Club cm June 22.
BEAR GONE TO ST MIKE'S
boat to arrive from the Suites this
year, disparted for St Michael .1 little*
before midnight Tuesday, .■■.fter landing
the mail and two or three passengers.
The cutter has left the Yukon port j
passengers included (Jus Soderholm, a {
well known old timer, who left here ca
ed at Cnalaska. The others arriving
cutter bound for St Michael, to look
after the affairs.of his son. Chas. Carl
son. who recently died there
THURSDAY
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BRITISH APPROVE
SIMS' ATTITUDE
London. June 10—Admiral Sims at
tended the House of Commons tonight
and was given an ovation such as is
seldom seen In that reserved pariia
mentary body.
Secretary of the Exchequer Cham
berlain welcomed the famous naval
commander in. an address in which he
declared Sims to be “the first and fore
most champion and flat riot of his
Sima Claims Speech Garbled
London. June 10—The.reply of Ad
mit ml SJjns to Secretary Penby, for
warded today, is that his speech rela
tive to the activities of the Sinn Felnn
in the United States during the war
ho h ill said nothing which :
Sims Replies To Oenb>
liomlon. .fun*- in Admiral
announiTil .n hi.x reply t»> Sei
l)enl».\ today that he pxiHfcts to
U> the I'nitPil States June 1T>
Washington, jTune 7 -Sharp Wn Ti
the coal business in order to reduce
prices, was given t‘* the cf««! operators
of the country today by Serr*‘ar\ if
the Interior Fall.
NEW SHIP BOARD
MEMBERSHIP ANNOUNCED
Washington. June 8—The member.*
of the new Shipping Hoard under
chairman l*isker. as announeed today,
are Meyer I issuer of I.os \ ngeles: H.
V'. OVomior of HufTaJo; Kdu.ud t»
Phimnmr of Hath. Maim : Admiral
of Oregon: and Frederick I,. Thmnp
Ship Board Confirmation Held Up
late this afternoon unanimously con
firmed the nominat or) of former Sen
Failed Stales Shipping lioa.nl but re
ferred tic nominations of the other
niemtr-rs. including tli.it of Chairman
I*usker, to . committee.
I*asker has ,|Ir«aily named John Crl
ilan O’lioug-idin of Chicago as assist
ant to the * hairman. whose t. i in of
Ship Board Nominations Conf rmed
l-Ofliiy con finned Mm iwmiiiations of
ALASKA WATER POWER
APPLICATION FILED
Portland. Ore. June !> Hearings
on applications to the federal Water
Power Commission for water power
June tf» la-fun- District. Forester- I’n i!.
The first application to be eonsider
filed by T.. .
The ipplications were
I*. Weeks of fx>s An- j
irajinl n the TongSis j
DISPUTE LEADS TO SUSPENSION
OF ARMY AIR CHIEF
Washington. Juno 9—Brig: id er r.en
pi'al Wit] lift m Miilchell of the Bureau
rif Army Air Servin' has hern tempm*
i<nJr of indUtrreel statements made l>e
iov'estignljoa hy that body into the rel
ative* efficiency of battleship and air
U. S PROPOSES TREATY
WITH MEXICO
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WIDOW DODGE GETS HALF
MILLION FOR YEAR S EXPENSES
Detroit. Mich . Juno 7—Tin- I'rohuto
■ mir* here this .1 ftemoon nwnrd-d to
j Anna Thompson Dodge. widow of the
I Into Hi»r:n> K Dodge. , hnlf million
jdnlLirs act “tivlnar expensed f..r tho
J year starting Tuesday.
SAYS NATION MUST
HOLD FAST TO IDEALS
I Washington. Juru- 7 “In the pres
jent >t:i, when the world stands on
what lr»oks much like a. precipice,
j Atiiwimm must hold true tn thnne
iiwleals* which the natmn and its insti
tutions represent.” iTesident Herding
dei Intel! in address het- today <t
IOWA MAN ELECTED HEAD OF
GOP NATL COMMITTEE
Ad.-1ms of Dubuque. Iou.l. u is today
elected chairmnn of the nepiihlican
National OorriTTMittce to succeed Will
conventions which will make ;i furth er
cut In the southern delegations
NORTHERN PIONEER PASSES ON
and a former A!, skan ar ! KIcundyM*
tncttiiiK opurtit.or. is dead at I.os Go tor,
f’.difornia. family connections here a.re
CONGRESSMAN ATTACKS
PUG CHAMP
Washington. June !> —Characteriz
ing Jack Dempsec as "n. bdg bum who
doged the draft.” Hep resell tntive Gal
livnn of Massachusetts today introduc
ed •* resolution in the House to stop
tlie scheduled World's championship
battle in-tween Dempsey and Oiixpen
ticr unitl Congress his granted a
bonus t > the veterans of the world war.
PRESIDENT AND WIFE
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS
Washington. June 0—President and
Mrs. Harding yesterday > Per noon en
*• rtained at a. garden party fifteen
hundred of the saltier patients in the
Army and Navy hospitals around
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