Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Che Casper Daily Cribunce TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. “Lightnin’ THIRD DISASTER HITS CHINA IN BIG FLOOD SHANGHAI, China, Sept. 6.—(Correspondence of The Associated Press.) — China’s ” Leaving New York ment to the United States. MEXICO SLAIN CHEYENNE MAYORALTY way distance from Estes Park to|C. Smith, Vinita, Okla, and BE. E. Kil Lake is approximately 20] singbury, Los Angeles, Cal., by a Mex larger than the state of Connecticut has been ftooded, with a loss of thousands of lives and property damage conservatively estimated at $80,000,000. 40,000 people are estimated to have " been killed by temblors that devasted App op = ti AFSERVE GOAPS nections between Shanghai and Tien Tsin and Peking. Wesley M. Smith For Grand Lake avelled across 100 miles of the flood-| dd area, was the first arrival here t ad bring an eyewitness account of the disaster. of the depa: s today announced he will ask an appropriation for the widen- f Fell River road from Estes ¢ thousands of Inhabitants. tion occurred when Hy from Estes Park, Colo, where y Eall stopped for awhile on| wees gathered on the rm kments in the flooded are tricted islands in the midst of the aste that numbers were } third great disaster within a year has been recorded in Anhwei province, where an area The Anhwei catastrophe followed the famine in the seven northern provinces of the republic in which millions literally perished, and the earthquake in Kansu province, in which entire counties. The floods in Anhwel cut rail con. ot jou nn Methodist missic | Changshu, Kiangsu province, who Road P 3 d DENVER, 3 The flood district, according to Mr.| 5. pa Smith, ies about 60 miles north of Nanking. a low fertile mu and was thickly populated, c e merous Villages and sev Grand: Laks; atéording 20, 0 1 dispatch to the Denver Post | T 7 . 1 some of its tributary wed 6 Deny r from Wyoming. mount of the appropriation was thelr belongings and so closely wer these unfortunates packed on the r fef and construction floods devastated |ican at Dolores. Mexico, was reported > |to the state department today by MPANY READY. | Harry B. Ott, vice consul at Chihua- Wryo., Sept. 27.—The| hua. kmen's Loan company,|, The report gave no details. The sanized to function in the handling | Americans were employed by the Dol- ef war finance corporation loans to|ores Mining company. Consul Ott re-| state, ts ready for|ceived assurances from the governor Stone, formerly cash-}of Chihuabua in which he states Dol- National vank, ts/ores fs located that he would imme- company’s head-| diately send a detachment of rural po- lice in pursuit of the assaijant. He t 1908 and 1916, follow est between Ed. Red Cri through, hi rovincial av ete contro! of t ich will | gy the funds to be provided -for ——_— Fire Prevention eae cf otwar | Day Tg Projected Th COLUMBI A | DENVER, Sept. he people of fi re s7 oe Saphegsd RRO aE EEE re THE HOME OF MUSIC, MIRTH AND MELODY STARTING Third army area. Seventh . in a procla (Omaha)—88th, North [ fe state house TODAY sota and Iowa; 89th. Nebraska and Kansa: sas and Missour!l. Eighth Corps (San Texas; 95th, Oklahoma ona, New Mexico and Colore*. Ninth Corps (San Francisco)}—91st California; 96 TONIGHT __LORETTA KIDD FUN! FUN! FUN! 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