Irrigators Make War on Arid Wastes
Albuquerque, Sept 29 Sixteenth annual session of the National Irrigation Congress opens with wide interest. Delegates from Western states and the Mississippi valley attend. Visitors view Elephant Butte Dam and projects on Pecos and Hondo Carishal. Officials from Mexico and South America also participate. The program includes papers on irrigation forestry colonization and allied topics with congress and exposition concurrent. Experts from forest service Agriculture and reclamation service attend discussions.
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Albuquerque
N. Y
National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
Durin
West
Elephant Butte Dam
Largon
Hondo and
Carishal
Pecos Va'ez
Moe
Mississippi Valley
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
California
Idaho
Montana
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
South America
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
The
United States Reclamation Service
Grants Pass Youth Enters University of Oregon
Idaro O Neill son of R H O Neill leaves Grants Pass to enter the University of Oregon. A Grants Pass high school graduate, he will pursue the scientific course and his friends expect he will make a good record at Eugene.
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Grants Pass
Idaro O'Neill
R. H. O'Neill
Eugene
Man and deer kill one another in Oregon canyon
In Ollala near Roseburg, George Buxton aged 24 was killed in a deer encounter after wounding a large buck. He hunted alone and was later found dead beside the deer with horns gored and a knife nearby, suggesting Buxton felled the animal and was attacked as he attempted to cut its throat. The deer also lay dead. A search party was guided to the scene after a friend reported Buxton missing.
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Roseburg
Ollala Canyon
George Buxton
William Buxton
Brockway
Geo. Smith
Portland
Buxton
Smith
Burton
Transfers of Lane County Real Estate
A compiled list shows numerous real estate transfers in Lane County with buyers and sellers, parcel sizes, sections, townships, ranges, and nominal prices. Principal parties include E A Nibbin, John H Chambers, Elmer F Carlile, Elmer Carlile, and many others exchanging tracts in Eugene and surrounding areas with values ranging from $10 to $5000.
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Lane County
E. A. Nibbin
John H. Chambers
Elmer F. Carlile
Elmer Carlile
A. C. Woodcock
R. W. Lundy
Idaho
F. Campbell
Sadier E. Workman
Campbell
Eugene
Melvin Hansen
Harry A. Pratt
Fairmount
William L. Chrysler
Sec
John Schrewetux
Maude L. Hannum
W. P. Landers
W. F. Barger
Patterson & Quimby Addn
Alfred Drury
C. Avalon Hawkins
Hoffman's
John M. Sloan
Ida Shenck
P. G. Bradway
D. Gillman
Linton
Frank M. North
Skinners Don
O. Q. Cartwright
Joseph B. Taylor
Oregon California Lumber Co
Oregon & California Lumber Corporation
W. John Simpson
G. W. Potter
Armand L. Wynne
H. O. Thompson
Wynnes
Cottage Grove
E. S. Rolfe
Nathan Hill
Henderson
A. Barbre Et al
Frank Whiteman
John Hunzicker
Charles A Murphy
Elias Stewart Addn
E. E. Morrison
Vernin C. Morrison
Lillia J. Wheeler Et
Thomas Fresler
D. B. Doyoe
Clarissa
Doyee
Daisy L. Meyers
Amanda
John W. Kissinger
K. R. Smith
J. D. Welch
Grover Walker
W. H. C. Auld
David Auld
County
Auld
J. E. Luckey
Elizabeth Armstrong
Jease J. Nicolle
Solomon HB
Colvin
Mapleton
Columbuca Cole Etux
Gracia Baker
F. B. Phillips
Ida Veatch
Bingham Land Co
C. L. Puckett
Fruitvale
David Sanderson
John M. Orrick
Scott
Adda
Frank H. Holland
Herman Ridder Named New Democratic Treasurer
New York notes Herman Ridder, a leading German American citizen, was hinted tonight by the party chairman as the new treasurer of the Democrats. The report places Ridder among prominent party financiers amid ongoing fundraising talks.
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New York
Herman Ridder
Ake Oe
Tines
Ridder Selected for Democratic Finance Role After Haskell Resign
Ridder chosen by Bryan and Mack to lead national campaign fundraising for the Democrats, following Haskell's resignation over Standard Oil ties. The choice, reportedly urged by August Belmont, bypassed Moses Wetmore and other candidates. Bryan's explicit orders directed Ridder to begin collecting campaign funds immediately.
Ridder Selected as Treasurer After Conference at Hoffman House
Belmont was offered the post by Mack after a long Hoffman House meeting. A Bryan order sent Ridder’s name to Mack, who announced the choice before leaving for Buffalo. Ridder indicated the appointment came from Mack, will accept, but gave no further details on methods or policy.
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Belmont
Mack
Hoffman House
Bryan
Ridder
Buffalo
Haskell
Robbers Blow Safe In Ladysmith Bank Heist
Early today a gang blew open the State Bank vault in Ladysmith Wisconsin taking 3000 dollars. They shot a policeman in the arm fired at locals and fled on a hand car. A chaotic scene followed as residents faced the armed robbers.
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Ladysmith
Wis
State Bank
The Kint You Have Always Bought Stormria CAE Bears
A fragmented note repeats the tag line The Kint You Have Always Bought Stormria CAE, presenting a partial promotional phrase tied to a brand or product. The readable text emphasizes a familiar motto and corporate branding without additional context or details.
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Stormria
Bryan Replies to Roosevelt in Open Letter
Milwaukee dispatch reports William J. Bryan delivering a vitriolic open letter to President Roosevelt. He accuses Roosevelt of backing the United States Steel purchase of Tennessee Coal and Iron, attacks Taft-supporting financiers, cites J. P. Morgan and others, rebukes Haskell ties, questions Taft and Hughes on trusts, and demands publication of campaign contributions while defending anti trust positions. Bryan defends his own platform and loyalty to Democratic ideals amid heated exchange.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
United Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
South
William J. Bryan
Hughes
New York
Bryan
Finghes
J. P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Rosevelt
Taft
Haskell
Resolutions Committee
Standard Oil Company
Harkell
Harskell
Oklahoma
Denver
National Committee
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
New Lord Mayor of London Tom Truscott Elected
London notes sealing tradition as aldermen pick lord mayor from their ranks. Sir George Truscott, son of Sir Francis, succeeds as Alderman in Dowgate after thirteen years on the common council. He was sheriff in 1968 and knighted, with the transition marked by a Guildhall ceremony and the famed Michaelmas election ritual.
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London
Hie
George Truescott
Citisens
George My
Francis Truscot
George Truscott
Dowgate 1
Common Council
Lauber
Mes James Truscott & Son
Printers Stationers
Steamer Humboldt Run Aground Off Marratt Point
The steamer Humboldt, owned by the Boldt Steamship Co and chartered to the Pacific Coast Co, ran ashore on Marratt Point in a heavy fog while traveling to Seattle with passengers aboard. Salvage crews have left the scene and plan to float her at high tide as water fills forward compartments. Passengers may be taken to Port Townsend or Seattle.
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Humboldt Ig
Edin Ott
Seatrielt
Hamborg
Marratt
Poin
Pender Ilana
Aa Tog Rhce
British Columbia Salvage Cea
Ren
Seattle
Seatt Batu
Hess
Boldt Steamship Company
Pacific Coast Company
Homboldt
Port Townsend
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