President Roosevelt Sends Warm Greetings to Irrigation Congress
Assistant Secretary Wheeler reads Roosevelt message to the Irrigation Congress praising the western water program and the farmers who turn arid lands into productive orchards and citrus groves. The President stresses water as king, the rise of the agriculturist, and the need for coordinated federal support including immigration and farm-life improvements.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Congress
Irrigation Congress
William R Wheeler
West
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
California
San Joaquin Valley
Sierras
Sierra Madre
San Jacino
Trulay
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
San Diego
Santa Pe
Elton
Young Violinist Dieckmann Impresses Albuquerque Audience
Violinist Bruno Dieckmann recently completed study in Germany and appeared with Albuquerque performers at Mike's Auburnette under the Albuquerque Woman's Club. The program pleased the audience with Dieckmann's refined technique and expressive playing, plus solos by Mrs. Mabel Stevens-Himoe Mrs. G C A Frank and Miss Elwood.
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Bruno Dieckmann
Germany
Albuquerque
Mike
Amybuquerque Womans Club
Auddence
Dieckmann
Mabel Stevens
Himoe
Los Angeles
Albuquerdune
GC. A. Frank
Mise Elwood
Dieckmany
Beveridge Talks Tariff in Dakota
Indiana senator Albert J. Beveridge spoke at Valley City North Dakota delivering a tariff address to a large audience of townsmen and farmers. He urged voters to back the party while praising Taft as a safe choice and criticizing Bryan as an idealist.
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Valley City
N. D
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Ene
Wimsterdt
Bryan
Taft
Cut Rate On Underwood Typewriters and Type Wiper Exchange
Local advertisement touts discounted Underwood typewriters and a trade in exchange for type wipers. Shoppers are offered reduced prices and a service option for maintenance, targeting office users and students.
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Underwood
Arizona invites delegates to visit state exhibits and mines
The Arizona delegation invites Congress delegates and visitors to inspect state development in Phoenix and Tucson. Side trips include Bisbee mines and Douglas smelters with special rail rates. Officials praise New Mexico school exhibits, and a Mahoney Trophy committee oversees best general exhibit selections.
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Dwight
Heard
Arizona
Avizona
Arizona Alegation
Congress
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
National Reclamation
Tucson
Santa Cruz Valley
Santa Fe Railroad
America
Grand “An
Southerns Pacific
Douglas
Chamber of Commerces of
Board of Trade of Bisbee
Albuquerque
Bisbee
Arisont
Elephant Butte
Mesilla
el Paso
Clark
Mahoney
J. A. Mahoney
Deming Toe
J. C. Ross
Menau
Anna Johnson
United States Indian School
J. W. Shea
New Mexico Institute For the Blind
Government Indian School At
Agrcultural College
The
Agricultural College
New Mexico School of Mines
City
Omarty
Floyd
Daughters of the Revolution Hold New Mexico Conference
The Daughters of the American Revolution in New Mexico held their first territorial conference at the Women’s Club in Albuquerque. Stephen Watts Kearney Santa Fe Jacob Bennett Silver City and Lew Wallace Albuquerque chapters represented. remarks lauded the organization’s regional scope and patriotic purpose.
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Women’s Club
Daughters of the Revolution
New Mexico
Stephen Watts Kearney
Santa Fe
Jacob Bennett
Silver City
Lew Wallace
J. Bradford Prince
Fanta Fe
America
HW. RB. Ray
Prince
National Irrigation Congress
Good Roads
Grand Army of the Republic
Society of the Daughters of the A Reerican Revolution
Cincinnati
Atlantic Ocean
Alleghenies
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Kearney
Episcopal bishop elected in Washington diocese
The election of Dr. Alexander Mall of Plymouth Episcopal Church Boston was held tonight on the convention ballot to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Bishop Henery Y. Satterlee. Bishop Wrent of Philadelphia had twice declined the role after initial election.
Workmen Killed In Runaway Train West of Scappoose
A Champan Logging work train wrecked five miles west of Scappoose. Six crew members were killed and eight injured, nine seriously, as the train rolled backward on a steep grade after a stalled engine failed to stop. Names of victims listed among the injured.
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Portland
Champan Logging Company
Soappooze
Good Samaratan Hospital
John Pettitt
Andrew Lund
Davie Davidson
Tony DE Grado
Tony Bergan
Tony Klowen
Scappoose
Drakes
Held
Tia
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Colorado River
Great
Imperial Valley
Kansas City
Frederic J. Huskin
East
Department of the Interior
Garfield
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Bureau of Forestry
Gifford Pinchot
Waterways Commission and Conservation Commission
Commission For
the Interior
Department of Commere and Labor
Straus
Bureau of Immigration
New York
Baltimore
Huston
Chicago
Cess
Theodore Roosevelt
Arid West
Ellis’ Theater
Beveridge
Dakota
Outiuol
Sister Territory
Frank Gerhart
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Southwest
Douginsy
Territorial
Union
New Mexco
A. B. Stroup
Std Dames Hh. Clark
Morning Journal
Revolution
Woman's Club
University
Exposition Grounds
Morning Journal Special
Thomas Smith
Andrew Matson
John Lawson
Mike Krisof
John Erickson
L. Lewis
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