Supreme Court Won't Reopen Kansas Colorado Case
The U S Supreme Court refused Kansas a rehearing in the Kansas versus Colorado water dispute over Arkansas River irrigation. The decision leaves Colorado’s win intact, with Kansas’s lawyers arguing severe harm to local farmers. Local Kansas voices mock the claim as a joke while recalling historical river dry spells. The story closes with a Dodge City anecdote about Mayor Kelly and a gambling-robbing stranger.
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Boulder Banker Reports On Banks Conditions Here
Boulder October 23 Harry Cassidy president of the Boulder National bank returned from an extended trip to the East. He said Wall Street is tight money and Knickerbocker Trusts failure will not hurt general conditions. The West has money and Colorado banks are safe. Money will be tight briefly but markets will recover. Clearing house reports show higher business than last year at this time.
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Striking Railroad Telegraphers Averted in Denver
Denver reports an imminent strike by D the R G telegraphers was averted after Operator Skeggs sent a letter to President Perham requesting no action over his discharge. Perham withdrew demands for reinstatement, signaling an understanding.
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Roosevelt Defends Policies in Nashville Address
President Roosevelt spoke at the Auditorium in Nashville Tennessee on October 23 promising to continue his policy to punish dishonesty. He asserted the high stock market troubles are not caused by his policies and vowed to pursue them conservatively for the remaining sixteen months of his term.
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Roosevelt
Death of Bert Ripley in Galveston Texas
Miss Emma Ripley learns of her nephew Bert Ripley death in Galveston Texas on Tuesday. Son of Henry Ripley and wife formerly of Montrose Colorado, later Denver residents. Bert was known for football in Delta county schools and his parents have traveled for health. Sister Mary Ripley died last year. Burial site uncertain.
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Montrose
Colorado
Denver
Canon City
Delta County
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Nineteenth annual ministerial conference of Colorado State Baptist convention
The Colorado State Baptist convention holds its nineteenth ministerial and lay conference at First Baptist church in Denver with about two hundred delegates. Rev. B. E. Hart presides. the Baptist Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society meets at the Albany Hotel. Sessions run daily through Friday with an open air meeting planned on Thursday at Montclair college campus.
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Denver Post
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Albany Hotel
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Colorado
Montclair
Ministers Debate Salaries and Denominational Union
A general open discussion among ministers focused on salaries with a proposed minimum of 1000 dollars per year for pastors. The session also covered uniting Baptist and Christian churches in the state, with unanimous opposition to a union with foreign denominations to avoid future discontent. Old papers 10c bundle of 50. Record office.
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Street Talk on Conduct and Common Sense
A survey of social manners and financial advice contrasts blunt honesty with politeness. It notes who teaches by quiet example, laments gendered expectations, and recounts a man at a theater box office who cannot pay his own guests. A curious fact is mentioned.
Canon Engagement Tales Stir Town Gossips
The article presents two Canon engagement stories told by town girls. A father confronts a young man who kissed his daughter while the daughter hides the truth of engagement. In another tale a self confident suitor proclaims her beauty, provoking the daughter to reveal engagement with her mother. The town suspects a daughter and mother collusion.
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Mother
Old Arkansaw at the Playhouse Full of Pictorial Spectacle
Fred Raymond frames a rural melodramatic comedy in four acts with innovative sets and scenes like The Railroad Hold Up and The Electric Fountain. The production features top dramatic vaudeville talent and aims for intense character work and broad humor.
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Old Arkansaw
Fred Raymond
Daily Record Seeks Voter Driven Mexico Trip Contest
The Daily Record offers a chance for a gentleman on salary to win a trip to the City of Mexico with $100 in gold. Subscriptions determine votes with a daily and weekly vote structure. Start between Christmas and January 10, 08, and the winner will be chosen by record subscribers.
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