Reclamation Act Upheld By U S Court Ruling
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals sustained a Idaho District Court decision in Burley v United States upholding the reclamation act. It allows the Interior Secretary to condemn lands and waters for irrigation projects and to acquire needed private water rights. The ruling touches the $20 million appropriation for western reclamation and restarts suspended work. Governor Jared Young Sanders of Louisiana was mentioned as winning a landslide victory.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Idaho District Court
David Burley
United States
Burley
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Properta
Louisiana Assembly to choose for McEnery vacancy
Both houses of the Louisiana Assembly will elect to fill the United States Senate seat left vacant by the recent death of Senator McEnery. The election follows the vacancy created by the Senator's death.
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Louisiana Assembly
United States
Senate
Senator McEnery
Advisory Engineers to Start West in July
Washington army engineers named to advise on irrigation projects under the $20 million act plan to depart for the West around July 20.
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Washington
Army Engineers
West
Baltimore Suffrage Club pushes for women police and senate support
The Baltimore woman suffrage club launches a vigorous antifitting campaign and urges the appointment of women police while backing Insurgent for senator. Theodora Roosevelt hinting at support for Miles Poindexter for the Washington U.S. Senate seat.
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Baltimore
Woman A Suffrage Club of
Theodora Roosevelt
Miles Poindexter
United States Senate
Washington
Los Angeles Mayor Urges Ban on All Boxing Bouts
Mayor Alexander sent a message to the City Council legislative committee urging an ordinance to prevent boxing bouts of every description in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Alexander
Legislative Committee
Taft Ballinger Conference Discusses Reclamation Service
President Taft and Secretary Ballinger held a three hour conference on reform of the reclamation service in Beverly. Army officers Gall for Manila and Ban Frapclacy were noted. A group of officers sailing to the Philippines departed Tuesday aboard the transport Sherman.
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Taft-Ballinger
Beverly
Mays
Reclamation Service
Taft
Ballinger
Manila
Philippines
Sherman
Mayor Gaynor Charges Aldermen Payoffs for Licenses
Mayor Gaynor told the board of aldermen that politicians extorted bribes ranging from 5 to 500 dollars from individuals seeking aldermanic licenses for news stands fruit stands and boot blacking stands.
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Gaynor
Graftere
New York
Board of Aldermen
Fremont County Rancher Shot in Quarrel Over Irrigation Line
Lloyd McGetrick, Fremont county ranch owner, was shot four times in a dispute with neighbor Thomas Hestand near Lander. McGetrick was wounded and his brother John McGetrick was attacked. Hestand surrendered, claiming self defense. The aftermath left Jesse Bragg narrowly spared as a bullet grazed his hat.
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Fremont County
Lander
Lloyd Melletrick
Thomas Hestand
McGetrick
Stough
Lloyd McGetrick
Hestand
MecGetrick
Forest Fire Ravages Eastabrook County S Destroying Sawmill
A forest fire in Eastabrook County burns 600 acres of timber consuming T G Bruner ranch and Miller Garley sawmill. Hundreds of sheep perish as firefighters battle blazes aided by recent heavy rains. flames now under control.
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Douglas
Eastabrook
T. G. Bruner
Miller Garley
Masonic Home Site Points to Wyoming Choices
The grand lodge of Wyoming weighs Sheridan versus Saratoga for the Masonic home in the southern state. Saratoga offers medicinal hot springs and favorable climate with natural surroundings. If Sheridan fails, Thermopolis is favored by some Sheridan Masons as an alternate site.
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Sheridan
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Saratoga
Mondell Seeks Free Mine Rescue Sites for New Bureau
Representative Mondell has filed offers from Rock Springs and Sheridan Wyoming to supply free sites for mine rescue stations linked to the new bureau of mines. Senators Warren and Clark of Wyoming join in urging stations at these sites. $160,000 is available for new mine rescue stations and they are expected to be established promptly when the bureau is organized.
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Ming
Washington, D. C
Mondell
Secretary of the Interior
Offera
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Wyo
Bureau of Mines
Warren and Clark
Wyoming
United States
Damage suit ongoing in district court over auto runaway injuries
P M Goodrich is sued by Leon Lisczkowski for 5000 dollars in a district court damage case alleging injuries from a runaway automobile caused by Goodrich's vehicle. The case proceeds as evidence and testimony are heard.
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Rheridan
P. M. Goodrich
Leon Lisczkowski
Blasoo
Goodrich
Wyoming Sees Heavy Rains Across State
General Raina Over the State Cheyenne reports heavy rains from across Wyoming. The downpours bring substantial benefit to ranges and large tracts of land, aiding agriculture and water supplies.
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General Raina
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Centennial plans bank as town grows
In Little Happenings centennial era notes record J. W. Lyon of Bordeaux with a hen laying rotten eggs, Alva W. Darndt named Edmond postmaster, and various town developments. Roaming items include Santa Roosevelt’s Cheyenne visit date shift, a new high school bond drive in Laramie, and district plans for a Sunday school convention at Burns alongside fair plans.
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Centennial
J. W. Lyon
Bordeaux
Alva W. Darndt
Edmond
John Mathes
Camp Stool
Casper
Cheyenne
Upton Man
Ora C. Shaw
City of
Basin
Dayton Mountain Road
J. B. Johnson
Ray McAlister
Moorcroft
Ignace Lowrey
Kaycee
Colonel Roosevelt
Wessex
Laramie
O. VY. Stromberg
Ely
Wheatland
Connect
Burns
Burlington
van Tassel
Haus
the Progress
E. Edyth Ammons
Guernacy
Ita
Denver
Medicine Bow Forest Reserve
Shoshone
Cody
Union Pacific
Green River
Rock Springs
State Humane aAgent
Frank T. Bright
Freeland
Wheatland Motorists
Wyoming
Bosin
Parsonal Association
Sheridan Council
Big Horn River
Thermopolis
Federal Light and Traction Company
Tongue River
State Pure Food Commission
State Pure Food Commissioner
Cheyenne Chosen as State Headquarters for District 22
Cheyenne becomes official home of United Mine Workers District No 22 for Wyoming. President Thomas Gibson will announce Cheyenne as the HQ, succeeding Sheridan after Montana’s division. Thomas Olbson reelected president. A G Morgan reelected vice president. James Morgan secretary treasurer. T P Fahey named national board representative.
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Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Thomas Gibson
Sheridan
Montana
Thomas Olbson
Mitchell
Colorado
A. G. Morgan
James Morgan
T. P. Fahey
Rock Springs
Still Want New County Hot Springs Hopes Rise Again
Advocates press for a new county carved from Fremont and Big Horn to be named Hot Springs after a veto halted earlier legislation. Supporters say determination remains high and expect action at the next Legislature session. Nearby items note a hunting accident, storm damage, a paving bid, and local projects and curiosities.
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Big Horn
Thermopolis
Oan
Fremont
Hot Springs
Late Market Quotations for Cattle and Grains
Market report lists beef steers feed grain good to choice and grassers with prices, cows and heifers by feeding regime, veal calves, bulls, hogs and sheep quotes, plus grain prices for wheat rye oats corn bran hay and grass values across Colorado and neighboring states. Includes ranges for stockers feeders and market tonnages with grain and forage prices.
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Sausarer
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Miscellaneous markets iron copper tin and lead prices noted
New York metals report shows copper prices weak with several contract figures for July through September. Lake copper and electrolytic and casting copper quoted around 12.60 to 12.97. Tin remains strong with spot and forward prices listed, lead steady near 4.4 to 4.5. Iron market in the Midwest quiet with No 1 foundry ranges near 16.00 to 16.75, Silver around 63.0 cents.
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New York Metals
New York
Custom House
Louis
Boelter
Chicago Market Quotations Amid Mixed Grain and Meat Rates
Chicago options show flour firm at 6.55 to 6.60 dollars per barrel. Rye prices No 2 range 0.74 to 0.76. Barley for feed or mixing 0.48 to 0.60 with other grades up to 0.67. Flaxseed No 1 bids at 1.07% and 2.07 for Northwestern. Timothy seed 5.00. Clover 11.80. Provisions list pork at 24.00 to 24.25 per barrel, lard 12.32 to 18.00 per 100 pounds, short ribs 12.00 to 13.37, and short clean sides boxed 14.00 to 14.25.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Kansas City Produce Market Prices Fragment
Fragmented OCR item lists varied prices for butter creamery and cotton goods with scattered figures and city names including Kansas City St Louis and Galveston. No coherent event or clear entities beyond product terms and price points.
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Kansas City
Callansous
Growth and remedies in a Holly Springs column mix
A Franco era style collage presents reader notes and ads. Mrs. W Epwanps of Holly Springs endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female complaints. The piece also includes health tips on filing, a quip by DeLancey Nicoll on luggage, and quick thoughts on teaching and discipline.
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Holly Springs
Miss
W Epwanps
Holly
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pi
Pinkle Lynn
Mass
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