Irrigation Congress Opens as Committees Are Named
The International Irrigation convention convened with 150 to 200 delegates, Gov Work and Mayor Rowan Colenel Terry Nollsy of Phoenix attended. Committees on credentials, resolutions, and permanent organization were appointed with members from multiple states and colonies. The session adjourned after the opening address and committee assignments, with the convention set to reconvene to discuss resolutions and leadership.
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Federick L Line
Work lv
Miryor Rowan Colenel Terry Nollsy
Ploenix
hyman
EL Alles
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crelentis
clopfel
Lormiinurt
muestion
tirvona
Vanlerwerken Cuktormt
Petut usb
New Mexco
Allen Wishinson
New South Wales
Aly Bruce Irie
J B Gometoch
Sheldon Inies
Allen Kansis
Otto Peter on
Nebraska
Lee
Nevada
John
Merril
New Mexico
Umton
Uteh
Smythe
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Ruse
Washington
Miller Hlaho
Babitt
menemn
committee on
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JO Smery
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Sn Travcisco
Wnfomia Vanes ascocmtion
committee on sea Indon
Senaor Stewarts mining
Death of San Francisco girl linked to criminal operator
A 16 year old girl, Mrs Anich Weekes or Donnelly, died tonight under suspicious circumstances in San Francisco. An investigation found possible homicide by a criminal operator. the case follows earlier police inquiries and a coroner’s investigation. Other items note Maronite lodge activities in California, Oakland bay pile removal orders, and Solano county man preying on farmers' families.
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San Francisco
Anich Weekes
Donnelly
Samuel
Newman
Codney
viol om treet hospital
tenre
Wishop Thame
babe Telenanyz
Jurge lL
Wilson
astrole
Losngele
Californi Northern District Medal Society
Puttian
sacramento
T W Sheehan
National Guard
Dimond
Mohiear
Alert bay
Bear creek
Garheld Wash
Palance Valley
Wolfix
Irrigation Matters Discuss Proceedings and Demands
Los Angeles October 11 Debates at the irrigation congress cover grants for wells and water rights. Resolutions urge state and territorial action, court review of land titles, and permanent reclamation funding. Speakers from California New South Wales and Riverside address irrigation education and policy.
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Los Anceres
Arizon
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irration
intenor
Johm Pish
Tish
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J B VacDonvd
Mternoon
JW Gregors
Kinesis
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De Toeph Jirvis
Riverside
piper
Southe Caliornia
Hinton
Alexander P ute
New South Wales
wrigeton development Spires
Los Angeles
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Wodesto Irrigation district
supreme court
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Wright
Spires sud
Stevena
California
Perris
Paulie
Riots and Rail Robbery Highlight October News Item
A chaotic mix of reports from October includes a Chinatown assault by marauding tramps, a Southern Pacific depot robbery, a Tarlock postmaster default case, a Chinaman injured by a freight mishap, a Salvation Army tent in Sonora, and local court actions including forgery and burglary sentences. Names of places such as Sonora, Tarlock, and Delino appear with dates and outcomes.
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Salvationists
Sonora
Salvation Army
Campbell
army
Bromley
deer park
Sim Lee
Delino
Lucker Bill Advances in House Amid Senate Deliberations
The house votes 200 to 101 on the Lucker bill as senators push for a path to agreement. Leaders from both sides discuss possible amendments while awaiting adjournment. A separate push cites voting law repeal and registration debates with party line divisions.
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house
schaurman
Fitcherty
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United States
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vsate
Lucy
Political turmoil unravels in tense senate watch
The chamber fills as senators and aides stay through a long session to press a key vote on a major finance and currency proposal. Quorum battles, delayed decisions, and strategic pacing mark a day of intense lobbying and procedural skirmishes amid public watching galleries.
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Mien
Nebrada
Mion
AIntin
Stewart
dallas
rudempton
Stenut
Winess
Fitigne
senate
War Dramp Inked Accord on Waterfront Work Stop
An accord halted waterfront fence and pile removal by Southern Pacific after city officials ordered a temporary restraining measure. As work paused, tensions rose with rail crews continuing at one end while others were pulled up, delaying the project.
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Stur
Orkland
Southern Pacific Company
Vasyor Pardee wade
settin
Jury in Dilwood Case Disagrees in Superior Court
Court notes show the People vs A M Dilwood on burglary and alleged theft was submitted to a jury that disagreed and was discharged. Other matters included Thomas Williams murder case, a sealed verdict in Boukdon vs Remyio, and multiple foreclosure items from Atlantic Storm Valley Timber and related parties.
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superior court
Judy Harra
People
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ROLVES
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Thomas ‘Williams
TEFORE SUDGF WEIL DEL AITUEST
J N Boukdon
Garey Remyio
Weidnesday
Gartermo
James Roberts
Plantiff
Atlantic
Storm Valley
Annie Parish
Goth
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