Rio Grande Valley convention backs Elephant Butte dam
Rio Grande valley water users and businessmen convened at the Commercial club and adopted resolutions endorsing the Elephant Butte project. They urged the Interior Department to modify water rulings and argued for North and South valley unity while opposing actions that would cut northern water.
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Rio Grande Valley
Commercial Club
Elephant Butte
Rio Grande
Aml
Secretary of
Uy Interior
Te Reclamation Service
Col
W.S. Hopewell
George Arnot
PD J. Rankin
Alt. McMillen Poe
Tomeneige
Gordie Sen
Prince
Dong Ana
Re BE. Twitchel
Denn Ata
Twitchell
McMillen
Eiephant Mutte
Elephant Botte Dam
Elephant Hutte
Rio Granade Valley
Mephant Butte
Laceaus
San Miguel County
Elephant Matt
Plopewell
Mb Millen
Malone Hopewell
Hietirande
New Mexico
Vieturhland Aid Care Company
Miephent Ratte
Plephand Mitte
Lsh
Secretars
Cha¢ehind
Tite Grande
Neu Mexia
Suthert
New Meteo
Fin Animas
Nes Moxtheo
Dan Wilk
Texas
New Mixien
Meghan Butte
New Mestes
Albuquerque
Roosevelt Urges Faith in Civilization Against Luxuries
President Roosevelt warns against indulgence and moral decay, arguing civilization can endure if citizens resist luxury and enervation. He calls for renewed discipline and reform to counter slipping standards and decline.
Roosevelt Speech Praises German Institutions At Royal Audience
Former President Roosevelt spoke on The World Movement before a royal audience including the emperor and empress and other nobles. He praised German institutions and the German people while noting modern civilization faces dangers from overcomplex machinery and moral laxity.
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Roosevelt
Roomwell
Imperial Chancelor
Athens
Themistocles
Marcus Aurelius
Cher
Mega
Gino Henen
Murder at Monte Carlo saloon ends in tragedy in Seattle
Wallace Russell, 28, aimed to raid a den of vice and killed proprietor Joseph Bonner at the Monte Carlo saloon. Russell, said to be driven by a campaign against vice, was captured after the shooting. his father claims he acted from a disturbed mind and against the city administration.
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Seattle
Wallace A. Russell
Sileon
Bonner
Russell
Masselines
Wallace
Elook
Desert chase ends with capture of Phoenix train robbers
Two bandits who held up the Phoenix and Maricopa passenger train near here were captured in the desert beyond Casa Grande by a posse led by Sheriff Cary Hayden and Immigration Inspector Cronin. Hayden reported the bandits’ motor car was smashed but the robbers were captured. a pocketbook and purse were found later along the route.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix & Maricopa
Cary Hayden
Cronin
Casa Grande
M. Scott
Hayden
Scott
Rock Island
Nelson
Tucson
Doputy
Sturges
Gila County
Tragedy at Hunt ington dam as eight Uro wa students die
Twelve Huntington High School students set out for a boat ride on the paper mill dam. Six girls and two boys die when a leaky boat sinks during transfer attempts. Rescue teams recover all bodies within hours. Female victims include Mary Sue Sutliff He 17 and Madeline Good 17.
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Wilkesbarre
Sixtirs
Huntington Mile
Thin City
Peety
Ted
Dodsan
Minnich
Berzick Miss Davenport
Sterrett Destroyer Launches Named for Commodore Sterrett
The torpedo boat destroyer Sterrett launches at the Pearl River Shipbuilding Company yard with Miss Dorothy Gittings christening, expected to reach 21 to 25 knots from two turbine screws. The ceremony honors Commodore Sterrett, who died 107 years ago, amid naval quest for faster ocean going destroyers.
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Commodore @terrett
Navy Department
Dorothy Rosalie Gittings
Hhaltimere
Sterrett
Pore River Shipbuilding Company
San Francisco Police Official Faces Graft Trial
District Attorney Thomas P. Boyd opens the case against Harry P. Whennery former president of the San Francisco police commission on a grand larceny charge connected to a raided Battealite pool room. He alleges Whennery conspired with Abbott and associates to run banco operations and used his police authority to shield the operatives and their agents who sought victims in the city.
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San Ftanael
Cal
Thomas P. Boyd
Marin County
Lennon
Harry P Whennery
San Francisco
Plannery
Abbott
Banco
Baueatite
Vietiames
Heinze Acquitted in Mercantile Bank Misapplication Trial
Frederick Augustus Heinze was found not guilty by a jury in the U S circuit court after a three week trial. The prosecution sought conviction for misapplication of funds at the Mercantile National Bank during the 𐐬pane l era. Heinze defended by John B Stanchfield as United States attorney Henry Wise led the case for the government. The verdict ends the federal effort to pin responsibility on Heinze for financial excesses connected to copper properties.
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Morning Journal Special
New York
Frederick Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Dm Pes
Otto Heinge & Co
United States Aircuit Court
Heinge
John B. Stanchfield
Henry Wise
United States
Stanchfield
Wise
Hleinge
Arthur DP Heinze
Mr. Wise
Mc Wise
Man Accused in Santa Ana Wife Burning Murder
Frank Skelly a contractor living in Santa Ana is held for investigation on charges that he murdered his wife by pouring gasoline on her and lighting a match according to testimony from his mother in law and neighbors at an inquest. The wife who died from burns reportedly asked why he did it before dying. Skelly claims a stove explosion caused the fire and is hospitalized for burns.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Frank Skelly
Wee
T. J. Lewis
Skelly
Two U S Cruisers Return Home From Far East Tour
After years at sea in the Far East the cruisers Cleveland and Chattanooga began their voyage home from Shanghai. They will stop at Amoy Manila Guam and Honolulu before reaching the Pacific coast. The Cleveland heads to Mare Island navy yard and the Chattanooga to Bremerton.
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Washington
Cleveland
Kattanooga
Shanghai
Amoy
Manila
Guam
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Mare Island Navy Yard
Right of Way in Enate Excludes Other Legislation
A legislative note states that all other measures including appropriation bills are set aside until the current measure is disposed of, restricting debate and action on supplemental laws. The directive applies across committees and floors, restricting amendments and voting on unrelated bills.
Vote On Long And Short Haul Amendments Today
The Senate moved to vote on long and short haul amendments to the railroad bill, with Dixon and Heigburn provisions stiffening interstate powers. Republicans predicted defeats, hoping for Democratic support to secure a majority, while debates touched on terminal rates and regional shipping disparities.
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Republicans
Morning Journal Special
Washington
Biking
Senate
Dixon
Mumber
Interstate Commerce Commission
Billy
Smoot
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
New York
Piles
Priggs Naked
Briggs
Montana
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Santa Monies
Taver
West Virginia
Chamter
Weint
Elkins
Chicago
San Francisco
Rebe
Earthquake Shocks California Valley Spurs Fear
A sharp quake struck San Bernardino and surrounding valley on May 12 at 6:90 awakening residents with a heavy initial tremor followed by several aftershocks and a deep rumble. No damage reported.
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California
San Bernardino
Cali
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