Conservation Conference Urges Wise Use of Natural Resources
President Roosevelt convenes a national gathering of governors legislators and experts to urge the conservation of forests waterways minerals and soils. Speakers warn of wasteful extraction and looming exhaustion and call for coordinated westward canalization and stronger public controls to protect future prosperity.
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Supreme Court of
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Supreme Court
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Ganea
Letter May Lead To An Accomplice
Prosecutor Smith is asked to provide further particulars after receiving a threatening letter postmarked Brooklyn. The note hints at an accomplice and references a woman’s picture, continuing from an earlier page of the report.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland Man Hints at Gunness Connection
Fred Hafle of Lakewood Avenue in Cleveland reports a German stranger he met in the public square discussed the wealthy Indiana widow Mrs. Gunness. Hafle gave only a vague description and said the man left with a suitcase promising to write, but he never saw him again.
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Fred Hafle
Lakewood Avenue
Lakewood
Cochrane
Laporte
Hafle
Indiana
Gunness
Denial of Lamphere Confession Questioned by Schell
Baltimore May 13. Dr. HE Schell of Laporte Ind denied he made statements detailing the Gunness farm murders and said Lamphere’s communications to him were privileged. He declined to discuss specifics, noting he could not confirm media reports and did not want to cause embarrassment.
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Ray Lamphere
Gunness Farm
HE. A. Schell
Laporte
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Schell
Dr. Schell
Lamphere
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Legality Questioned Over GHY Probers by Ohio Lawmaker
Warren Thomas, chair of the Ohio House Judiciary Committee, asks the state auditor not to issue a warrant for expenses of the Cincinnati or Cleveland Investigating Committees. He argues the assembly adjourned sine die and the probes are political, not legislative, with judicial powers claimed by the committees.
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Seventy-seventh General Assembly
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Porto Ricans Status Fixed by Federal Court Ruling
In San Juan on May 13 Judge Rodey ruled in a libel suit against Vicente Balbas editor of The Heraldo Espanol that Balbas remains a Porto Rican citizen despite Spanish naturalization. The decision says Spain could not grant Balbas Spanish subject status while he resides in Porto Rico under the Paris treaty.
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Ohio Governor Harris attends White House conservation talks
Governor Andrew Harris of Ohio and his party arrived in Washington for the White House conference on natural resources. He met with Ohio lawmakers, declined a Washington Board of Trade banquet, and will join a reception led by Rep. Nicholas Longworth. Colonel Joan Lt. Vance of Columbus promotes international waterway improvement.
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Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Broad Health Benefits
The Golden Medical Discovery is advertised to build strength for the feeble and restore vigor for all ages. It claims to purify and enrich blood, cure digestive and liver disorders, and treat bronchial and catarrhal affections with a constitutional regimen.
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Dynamite Wrecks Columbus House in Black Hand Plot
In Columbus Ohio this morning early a dynamite blast on Mt Vernon Avenue blew apart the steps and damaged the lower walls of a house occupied by Italian fruit dealers Agostino Iannarino and his brother. Eight residents were awakened and unharmed though terrified after receiving Black Hand threats demanding 10000, then 2000, which were ignored.
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Bishop Horstmann of Cleveland Dies in Canton
Bishop Ignatus Horstmann of Cleveland died at 9:20 tonight at St John’s parsonage Canton due to exhaustion from overwork and heart failure. Born December 16, 1840 in Philadelphia, he was ordained in 1865 and became Bishop of Cleveland in 1892 after studying at the American College in Rome.
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Ignatus Horstmann
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Philadelphia
Blaze Threatens Cedar Grove Academy In Fire Loss
At Cedar Grove Academy in Price Hill a mysterious morning fire destroyed the barn and coal house, causing about 2500 dollars in damage. Firemen fought 400 feet across grounds amid wind. by 3 30 the danger was over and several horses and carriages were saved.
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Beech Street
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Glenway
Beech Avenues
Ohioan Named Vice President At Water Works Convention
At the American Water Works Association session in Milwaukee Ohioan is listed as a vice president. Milwaukee was chosen for next year’s convention site. D W French of Hackensack Water Co was elected President with vice presidents including Jerry O Shaughnessy of Columbus and Dan H Gwinn of Terre Haute.
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American Water Works Association
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Wis
D. W. French
Hacksensack Water Company
Weehawken
N. J
Jerry O'Shaughnessy
Columbus
Dan H. Gwinn
Terre Haute
Ind
Prominent Architect William W. Franklin Injured in Accident
William W. Franklin aged 60 a well known architect of the Glenn Building Fifth and Elm streets was brought to City Hospital by his son Ward after an early morning accident. He suffered a nasty scalp wound and was placed in a private ward after treatment. He resides at 453 Riddle road.
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City Hospital
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Franklin
Glenn
Fifth
Elm Streets
Riddle Road
Obituary for Samuel Sinn prominent NYSE trader
Samuel Sinn of Sternberger Sinn Co died in New York City yesterday. He was a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Cotton Exchange and a well known trader on his era.
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Sternberger, Sinn & Co
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Sinn
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Cotton Exchange
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