Twitchell Favored for President by Irrigation Congress
The eighteenth national irrigation congress endorses federal control of interstate waters. R F E Twitchell of New Mexico is named for president and Arthur Coker for secretary. next congress location to be decided tomorrow. Forester Potter discusses forest reserve segregation and land eliminations affecting about 6 250 000 acres, with emphasis on grazing use and redefinition of timber lands.
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Pueblo
Eighteenth
National Irrigation Congress
R. FE
Mortimer Randel
Wyoming
Congress
Reclamation Service
Potter
National Forest Service
Department OF ‘Agriculture
Nual
Snd
Methodists to ditch plates in Cook County fund plan
Chicago article reports Cook County Methodists will replace collection plates and aside appeals with a male member pledge system. Men pledge amounts from 1 cent to 1000 dollars payable over set periods, funding church salaries, maintenance, missions, and general budget. Rev Alfred Leach cites increased revenue and attendance after a year of trial.
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Chicago
Cook -County
Methodist Church
Min- Inter
Alfred Leach
West ‘Side
Kate
Republicans Name Stimson for Governor of New York
Saratoga Sept 28 The Republican convention nominated Henry L Stimson of New York for governor. Roosevelt controls the convention and endorsed the choice after pressuring opponents to withdraw. The Progressive wing split, W S Bennett refused to retire, while Roosevelt pressed the slate and asserted dominance over New York party leadership.
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Stimson
New York
Saratoga
Henry L. 5Umsgen
Col. Roose
Velt
Bennett
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Old Guard
Pen State Central Committee
R. Calliarca
Wy Oh. Hearst
New York Aquarium Hosts American Figheriia Society Event
Readable text notes the American Figheriia society holding an event at the New York aquarium with mentions of growth, trees, climbs, and foliage. The fragment references a guided group and an upcoming or ongoing gathering with local interest.
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New York, AB
American Figheriia Society
New York
Cadets Barred From Practice After Arrest Incident
Report notes cadets are kept from football practice following an arrest involving a cadet and an instructor. Details unclear due to OCR limits. Authorities continue investigation and disciplinary steps.
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Hosutt
Cadet Confinement At West Point After Incident
West Point reports contain a disciplinary matter involving Captain Lonagan and cadets. General Thomas Barry states the cadets are confined to quarters during recreation time while an inquiry reviews the incident and possible settlement of differences.
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West, Point
Thomas
Barry
Military Academy
Washinton
Caytain Lonagan
Lonagan
Nho
Rioting in Coal Strike Sparks Brutal Police Action
In Berlin district riots over the coal strike police suppressed disturbances with saber and force. Dozens were injured as strikers clashed with officers and strikebreakers, forcing many wounded to seek home care amid hospital crowding. Weather forecast predicts fair days ahead.
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Berlin
Eight years paroled for murder frees Jessica Morrison
Jessica Lee Morrison, paroled from the state penitentiary after serving eight of a twenty five year sentence for killing rival Miss Olin Castle in Eldorado Kansas, left Leavenworth for Excelsior Springs Missouri with her sister Ida Hawley. She planned to visit her father in Reno Oklahoma and may travel within Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma under parole. The release followed a tense breakfast with Warden Codding, and a deputy halted the trolley as Morrison prepared to depart for Kansas City.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Jessice Lee Morrison
Brubbs
Mis
Olin Castle
Eldorado
Kam
Excelsior Springs
Miss Morrison
Ida M. Hawley
J. K. Codding
M. H. Morrigan
Reno
Okla
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Lansing
Wisconsin Republicans Adopt Radical Platform in Madison
Madison Wis Sept 28 Republicans issued a radical platform described as the most progressive in a generation. It condemns the Payne Aldrich tariff, favors federal ownership of Alaskan railroads, physical valuation and tighter railroad regulation, second primary choices plus initiative referendum recall, and strict income tax. It also supports home rule liquor control and national control of natural resources while criticizing brewery and binding twine trusts. Senator La Follette attended as the platform was read.
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Madison
Wis
Republcan
Wisconsin
la Follette
Grandmother Reunites With 3 Kidnapped Grandchildren
In Denver a yearlong search across states ends as grandmother Emma Lee of Yale Oklahoma learns the three grandchildren taken by their mother were placed in the State Home for Grand neglected Children in Colorado. Forrest aged 5 remains at the home. Ross, 3, was adopted. Willian, 1, died earlier. custody may require formal steps.
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Denver
Colorado
Emma Lee
Brra
Yale
Okla
Colorado Springs
Forrest
Itile
Ross
Willian
Missing Rocky Mountain Telephone Clerk Rumfelt Alleged Shortage
Local officials seek J. J. Rumfelt a plant department clerk missing since Friday with alleged $250 shortage. He left Cheyenne for Denver presumed to upend weekend. books checked Monday show short funds. Bonding company secured funds so no loss to the telephone company.
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Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
J. J. Rumfelt
Plant
Ramfelt
Denver
Bert, Vance
Rumfelt
Cheye
Oregon Short Ling
Mfelt
Red Men In Session In Cheyenne Lodges Unite
A large delegation from several Red Men lodges has arrived in Cheyenne to attend the Grand Council meeting. Delegates travel from multiple towns to convene at the Cheyenne lodge hall for the state event.
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Lodges
Red
Cheyenne
Ate
Cheyenne Lodge
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