Indian Service Officials Suspended by Ballinger Action
Interior Secretary Ral Unger suspends Sunerntendent Joan Benedict and several Indian Service supervisors including Ballard, McAlester, Umboite, and Walter Falwell amid an investigation into improper conduct and alleged connections with business interests. Benedict is linked to tribal affairs and the Indian Service, with duties temporarily handled by clerks as inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Airoc
Ballard
Choctaw
al McAlester
Frederictt H. Umboite
Chickasaw Schooars
Ardmore
Walter Falwell
Creel
Smuskager
Almived
Anssper
Schoots
Indian Tee
Indian Service
Benedict accuses officials of sneaky methods in Oklahoma case
In Muskogee Superintendent Benedict says officials used sneaky tactics amid accusations involving Secretary laws and political blame. He claims Lippe bypassed supervisors to inspect schools, warns of potential charges against administration, and defends his Indian affairs role and past dealings with Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Trians
Oklahoma City
Johm P
G. Ballinger
Accus
Oxcar H. Lipots
Benedict Wher
Muskogee
Washington
Nyt
Oklahomie
Hoth
Haskell
Uns
Aviators Ready for Hard Tests in International Meet
The article describes Curtiss flying in the Norway base and the arrival of aviators for the 19 day International meet. It notes the presence of Curtiss, Beachey, and other aviation figures, the crowd at the field, guards, and the competition schedule, including records, with Curtiss facing rivals like De la Granen and Kl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cuiford Harti
New Yorke
Tinarion
Ain
Curtiss
Kreat
Pathan
Spee
Krenn
Charles
Huamitou
de la Granen
Curtlen
Edmund Cléary
Paulhan
Owe Atara
Aviation Aiet
Thousanin
Leopard's Tail Is Woman's Salvation Item
In New York a leopard attack nearly claimed Pauline Russell's life as trainer Clayton struggled to control the leopard. The animal lunged and crushed the woman's head, tail wrapping around her, before attendants managed to separate them. Local authorities report the incident occurred in private quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clayton
Pauline Russelle
Russelle
Axsae
Che
Edanelle
Wadh Tor
Capital political struggle continues in memo on forest policy
The article describes a tense political standoff surrounding Ballinger and Pinchot, with the Senate and House maneuvering over committee selections and investigations. It notes Speaker Cannon’s stance, the Interior Department dispute, and an upcoming vote on the Ballinger Pinchot issue as the week progresses. The outlook for major legislation remains slim amid the ongoing controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Isis Caose
Messrs. Ballinger
Pinchot
Ihie
Congress
House
Senate Committee On
Pune Lands
Senate
Canon
Feols
Tower
Walid
Ie Interior
Senate Mets
Senate Committee On Pride Lands
Former Secretary Defends Pinchot in Ohio Address
In Cleveland James R. Garfield, former Secretary of the Interior and proponent of Roosevelt conservation policy, defended former chief forester Gifford Pinchot who had just left national service. Garfield praised Pinchot as a steadfast supporter of conservation and equal opportunities and hoped his future work would advance the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleveland
Ohio
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Interior
James R. Garfleta
Cifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Garfield
Se. Gertielt
Pinchot
Veteran journalist Greeley staffer dies at 79 in Nebraska
Med here today, former secretary of the Liebling Times in Nebraska. He began his newspaper career in New York and served in the office of Horace Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuemant
Ry Kelly
The
Liebling
End of Boston Municipal Campaign Reduces Partisan Ties
A historic Boston election debate centers on a new nonpartisan city charter. Candidates J J Storrew and Nathaniel Taylor oppose graft and party influence while ex Mayor John In and current Mayor George Hibbard frame the turnout. The unusual claim cites corporate backing for a candidate as voters prepare for Tuesday ballots.
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Tustan
Wren
Boston
Boes
J. J. Storrew
Chamber of Commerce
Te Canpaigna
John I
Esty Sal
Genorge Hibbard
Trang
Vince
Nathaniel Taylor
Diaz Death Shakes Diaz's Peace Efforts in Nicaragua
Maankua Nicaragua January report says General Diaz's death unsettles peace talks. Conservatives led by Chiunitocan push to continue fighting while troops advance toward Managua. Provisional government seeks an amicable outcome but court proceedings are ordered to address the death. Zelaya's involvement remains unclear with potential authorization letters under review.
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Nicaragua
Madriz
Diaz
Tain
Drax
Martels
Wic World
Machia
Grace
Cannon Alex
Zelaya Coes
Rial
Zelaya
Brilliant Throng Greets Cardinal at Washington Visit
A large crowd gathered at St Entrick's Church in Washington for a Catholic ceremony honoring a cardinal. Diplomats and American statesmen attended the mass, reception, and luncheon at the rectory, with attendees including Austrian and Dutch ambassadors, ministers, Speaker Cannon, and several senators and representatives.
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Washington
Jogo
St. Entrick’s
Restory
Ttaling Ambassation
Rministers
Swenon
Chile
Netherlands
Spain
Cannon
Elkink Aldrich
Beridge
Cadar
Fragments Describe Early 20th Century Industry Scene
Incoherent OCR text details a Ruston region pit and a coke company with references to works and production. Mentions workers, wagons, a peat area, and a Colmellae Me voky context. Indicates industrial activity and possible union or labor notes without clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitthhburg
I. c. Prick Coke Company
Cepreasion
Oregon Statesman Trial Reveals Public Land Conspiracy
The Oregon Statesman report outlines a long delayed trial involving Porvhind and associates accused of conspiring to defraud the United States by withdrawing public domain lands in Oregon and other states. Witnesses described aims to secure 44 000 acres of state school lands for timber exchange, with key figures including Hermann, Jones, Mayes, and Sorensen cited in the complex land matters.
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Ere Weil
Congress
General Land Office
Whehington
United States
Copeentian
Orenay Buye
Cran Cares
Lermann
Jamis
Tate Aitte Ios Kenai
John Kl. Mitchell
Tale Seater
United States District Attorney
H. Smith
Tipse
Mays
Jones
Soréensen
Mitchell
Smyth
Itz
Winkimson
Oregon
Herman
Flermann
Lane Ofice
Salmon Ormsby
Orwitsky
Sorensen
Ryan
Hermann
Oeit Wal
Duel with a Senator and a Civil War Veteran Leader
Hale took part in a duel with Senator Goimar after a controversy in Mississippi. Shaughnessy, a Civil War veteran born in 1830s, served with a New York regiment and was wounded at Gettysburg. He later became a U S court clerk and marshal, went to Utah Territory, then pursued mining and New York finance.
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Hale
Ctey
Jan
Mechael Shawahnessy
Ane Shaughimasy
New York Regiment
Getty Irs
United States Court
United States
New York
Wall Street
Sears
Humina
Dr Martin Drops Clad in Dillon
Local report notes Dr Martin, a prominent figure, visiting Dillon amid political tensions. The event drew attention from residents and observers as discussions centered on community leadership and upcoming votes.
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DR. Martin
Dillon
Wedding tragedy shocks town as pastor Dr Martin dies
An evening wedding reception at the hotel parlor ends abruptly when Dr A B Martin pastor of the Presbyterian church collapses. His death follows a ceremony at the Merlin parlors with Miss Anna Ellermann and Ray Tash, attended by hotel manager Aceh Munn. Dr Martin, around 70, served in the Civil War and held multiple church positions before settling in Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isoat Sbeck
Dillon
A. 2. Martin
Presbyterian
Ehuveh
Aceh Munn
Almseit
Haynes
Alme
Otto
Main
Martin
Montana
Marti
Macrety
Montina
St. Louis
Tater
Kansas City
Ata
Fort Collins
Colo
Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana College
Presbyterian Church
Talinn
Denver’s dry day under strict temperance drive
Denver January 9 news reports a city-wide dry day enforced by hotels and saloon keepers under voluntary measures. Excisemen patrol shifts press hotel men to close outlets and enforce prohibitions amid drought fears and temperance campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Inet
Meyer Leow
Sala
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