Taft assesses U S defenses and navy needs
Former President Taft, praised for even tone, analyzes U S military and naval fortifications, coastal defenses, and the cost of expansion. He argues for a strengthened navy under expert control, warns against waste, and supports a League of Peace contingent on solid national defense.
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Prisoners Sentenced at Erie
Three prisoners Ware sentinel yesterday by TidKe Wallnig. Ten Mineh and Frank Witkowsky pleaded guilty to stealing jewelry and other items. Sentences ranged from five months to three years in the Allegheny county work house or penitentiary with fines up to $50. Witkowsky received a three year term on one count and fines on others. Ten boys admitted stealing wire from the Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction company were placed on probation.
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Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Company
Adirondacks in Fire Orbit as Strong Winds Fuel Large Blazes
Adirondacks endure a week of forest fires with new blazes across multiple sections. Fire Wardens predict relief may arrive with rain, yet vast areas from Nelson Lake to Ragged Lake, Mountain View, Cra Worry Lake, and near Carthage and Adirondack Rail Road burn or have burned hundreds to thousands of acres. Firefighting efforts pause as crews conserve resources while winds and undergrowth sustain the outbreak.
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Counties Pay for Bridge Work
Crawford and Erlé Counties face a state opinion on funding bridge repairs under the Sproul act. The Deputy Attorney General notes the State Highway Department must care for and maintain designated highways and bridges, even those formerly township bridges, while county and township duties align at act approval.
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State Highway Department Ends Responsibility Shift
The article notes the conclusion of the State Highway Department's responsibility for a certain program or area, signaling a transition of duties to another agency or level of government. Details specify the end of state oversight and the immediate implications for local road work and maintenance coordination.
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University notes on consumption at Horlicks milk plant
A Madison Daily Cardinal item cites figures from university area dealers on malted milk consumption. It suggests that milk output could form a thirteen mile long supply and fill a thirteen thousand gallon reservoir, based on carefully compiled reports rather than student labor.
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Study Reveals Remarkable Benefits From Student Quarters
The investigation shows that students use a harmless fruit drink to stay hydrated and alert. It notes annual spending of about $14,120 with potential savings offsetting costs, enough to fund fifty students or equip a hundred books per person in a library.
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