Conservation of Natural Resources Conference Expectations
Letters of acceptance pour in for the White House conference on conserving U S natural resources. Governors from Hawaii Alaska and Porto Rico largely pledged to attend with other officials and organizations expected to participate. The focus will include river improvement and making rivers into arteries of commerce.
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Witte House
Raora
Mater and Territories
United States
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Alesks
Porto Rico
Walter Freer
Hawaii
Noa
Horiatt
Alaska
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Delegation Leader Tied to Riverside Policy Plans
Nan Joseph Ransdel of Loulal saa is seen as likely head of the delegation. The inland waterways commission will discuss federal funding for river and harbor improvements, with Congressman Maddox and Burton weighing in on annual appropriations and a vigorous policy to advance internal improvements nationwide. The event will feature speeches and appearances, with emphasis on mobilizing support for river and harbor projects.
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Loulalsaa
Inland Waterways Commission
National Rivers and Harbore Co
United States
Roosevelt
Fore E Borton
Committee On Rivers and
Congressman Turton
Adepesen
Maddox
Harton
Con Blowman Burton
Chaiman
Norbors
Tubasing
Hobson Secures White House Backing for Battleship Plan
The White House endorses Representative Hobson in his push for naval expansion. Hobson says the proposed appropriation is enough to build five Dreadnaught class battleships annually.
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Washington
Jai
Hobson
White House
Probhe
Navy
For Sale Ill Approx Descriptive Bull Potent Bloodline
For sale is a bull described as a thoroughbred Rogliah Bull with strong stock lines, currently owned with registration available on request. Prices upon inquiry. Indian Ridge Kennel Club, Worth, West Virginia.
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Indian Ridge Kennel Club
Worth
Force Government to Appeal to the People amid Cabinet Crisis
Japanese constitutionalists are poised to refuse the Mikado's financial policy. Ministers of finance and communications have resigned, creating political panic as talks of reshuffling and a possible new diet after spring elections unfold. Cabinet allies aim to force a government response while budget plans face opposition and potential dissolution.
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Salonijas
Finance and Communication
Concensus
Opinion
Once
Yesterdy
Justice
Interior
Weather forecast for Friday snow in west and colder in east
Frigid conditions expected with snow in the western portion and colder temperatures across the eastern portion. Impacts include slick roads and reduced visibility as the day progresses.
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West Portio
Explosion blamed on blown-out shot at Monongan mine
Fairmont West Virginia January 15 coroner's jury verdict on the Monongan mine disaster finds the blast likely resulted from a blown-out shot or ignition of powder igniting gas. Traces of gas found in mines 6 and 8 but company exonerated. six additional state inspectors urged.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Monongan
Minex
Ind
Thaw Family History Examined in Trial
Lawyers pressed Harry K Thaw under scrutiny as witnesses described his alleged irrational behavior and family taint linked to Stanford White killing. Coroner’s jury members and relatives testified on Thaw’s mental state after the 1906 tragedy.
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New York
Harry K Thaw
Stanford White
In P
Thaw
Alfred Lee Thaw
Richmond
Dte Y
Carolyn Lowery
William A. Johnson
Lionel Staus
Mhaw
Francis McGuiness
White
Henry Schafer
Gemrss
Henry’ Wesechmall
Witean
Jerome Sin
Schall
Phew
Grant Hotel
Good Behavior of American Sailors Noted in Rio Visit
Reports from Rio Janeiro describe a well behaved American fleet during a visit to the president’s residence and embassy garden party. Admirals Thomas Sperry and Himary attended with other officials as 200 plus sailors toured the city. Local observers estimate at least 250000 in shipboard funds spent or left behind.
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Dreskfar
Prropolist
Witer- Room
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St Farbear
Thomas
Sperry
Himary
Ambatdor
Dudley
Brasilia
Marine
Wa Hiet
Naval
Nowapayers
Oraniy
Rio
Senate Passes Culberson Resolution on Financial Inquiry
Washington January 15 The Senate adopted Senator Culberson's resolution urging information on the financial situation after the secretary of resolution was not received and Senator Aldrich joined in the passage. The session included a joint resolution cutting war indemnity from China from 24 million to 11 million and adjourned at 4 03 p m with no further debate on the penal code bill.
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Senate
Aldrich
Culberson
United’ States
China
Amainder
Decision Against Roads Sets Lumber Rate Overcharges Case
An opinion on rail route adjustments in the Southeast notes that shippers of lumber may seek refunds for overcharges. Railroads argue only parties to the Tit et al. suit can pursue claims under a U S Supreme Court mandate, while the order aims to modify or set aside past railroad rate actions.
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Ft ‘Association
Secretary Cortelyou Declares Intent to Stay in Treasury Post
The secretary refutes reports of cabinet resignation noting his plan to continue serving. He asserts no foundation to rumors and confirms his aim to remain in the Treasury Department as secretary. The remarks follow weeks of speculation about possible changes in the cabinet.
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Cortelyou
Treasury
House Debateless Bill Lets Down Bars on Penal Laws
In Washington on January 15 the House committee on revision of the penal laws reported a more tempered bill. The panel’s pacific stance moderated opposition and allowed certain amendments to be filed for tomorrow’s consideration, including items on bribery, endorsements, and appointments.
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Ittee
Washington
United States
Tomor
Tlon
Sriber
Big Land Suit Decided in Federal Court
Judge Wright in Danville yesterday ruled in David Somerset et al v. Louis State Trust Company of St Louis. The case涉及 about 20 dosent million dollars in railroad land and timber properties. The decision overruled a motion for temporary restraining order, leaving the trust company free to proceed with a sale of mortgages advertised last month at East St Louis.
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Danville
Wright
David Somerset
Lillois, State Trust Company
Ant St. Louis
Trust’ Company
Brothers Kill Suspect in Train Station Incident
Two brothers from Chico, John Thomas and Williams Thomas, killed Dr. FD Beauchamp at a train station after Beauchamp killed Charles Nomi of CNN Texas Hobart earlier. The brothers acted after discovering Beauchamp was involved with Mrs Heanieham.
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FD. Beauchamp
Charles
Nomi
Cnn
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Hobart
John’ Thomas
Banker Indicted Over Bank Misuse Charges
Two indictments returned by the grand jury allege that William R omy, then vice president of Hampion Bank, misused funds of the bank. The case centers on missing funds during his tenure and was announced on January 15.
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New York
Wiliam Romy
Hampion Bank
Market Up To Stay
New York stock markets opened with firm tone after Lennon comments. Some stocks hit new highs and Norfolk and Western rose to 111 cents, Gulf shipments gained, and wheat eased in Chicago as snow保护 the crop. Notes of a mild afternoon decline followed by steady, quiet trading and hopes for further gains.
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Lennon Cales
American Securities
Igh
Norfolk & Westing
New
South
Chicago
Northwest
Bradley gains momentum as anti Heckman group shifts stance
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 18 the senatorial race shifts with anti Heckham Democrats stronger against Beckham. The day's vote shows 60 for Heckham 64 for Bradley with scattered and absent votes. Republicans unite behind Bradley hoping for victory amid a divided Democratic camp.
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Frankfort
Heckham
Bradley
Beckham
Dollar Dinner Honors Democracy Supporters in Lincoln
Nearly 1,300 attendees at the Lincoln Auditorium hear political leaders and admirers of William Jennings Bryan discuss democracy. A $1 donation is collected from attendees as part of the Bryan Dollar Dinner event.
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Lincoln
Seb
Politial
William. Jennings Dyan
Democracy
Surviving Numbers In Soroner Death Toll Reported
Coroner Strasser reports a total of 170 dead from the Boyertown fire as of nightfall. Charred remains fill improvised morgues while families seek identification amid a town-wide vigil and swift efforts to bury all victims within three days.
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Voyertown
Mloyertown
Syumber
Boyertown
Ieee
Movse
Koehler
Arly’ Tolay
Bureau of Mines proposals and a culinary ad fragment
A Senate notice outlines creation of a Bureau of Mining Technology within the Geological Survey and a director’s salary of 6000 dollars per year. The plan envisions independent operation under a bureau of mining technology and metallurgical investigations. An unrelated cut in the text features an advertisement for lemon or vanilla extracts and a note about safe investments in real estate and government bonds.
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Washington, San
Anch Bureau
Geological Survey
Survey
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