Nation Rivers and Harbors Congress closes its fourth annual session
The fourth annual National Rivers and Harbors Congress, opened by Elihu Root and closed by Theodore Roosevelt, drew over 2,000 delegates from 36 states with key figures like James J. Hill and Finley of the Southern Railway pledging support. Aims include a federal appropriation of at least 50 million a year for river and harbor improvements and broader membership growth. The convention concluded with a White House reception and a call to expand waterways policy in the next decade.
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Elihu Root
Theodore Roosevelt
National Rivers & Harbors Congress
Hemisphere
Congress
Root
Hill
Finley
Josepp F E. Ransdell
Louisiana
J. F.ellison
Cincinnati
Hiawati
Alaska
Ellison
United States
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cannon
Ransdell
White House
Miss Dora Eaton Visits Mills College Alumna in City
Miss Dora Eaton of Mills College arrives to spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Jameson in the city after traveling from near San Francisco.
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Dora Eaton
Mills College
San Fancisco
T. C. Jameson
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Secretary
Dawson
West Virginia
Glenn
North Carolina
Johnson
Minnesota
Cummins
Iowa
Comer
Alabama
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Pardee
California
Davidson
Texas
James J. Hill
Southern Railway
J. L. Davis
Schilling
Coffel
Los Angeles
Heald
Cal
All
Sixth Street
E. K. McKelley
Corona, Cal