No Foolish Latin on Statues Says Wilson
A secretary of agriculture orders removal of Latin inscriptions on pediments of the new $2 million U S Department building wings on the north shore. The words Fruetus Cereales Forestes Flores are replaced with United States after Dr Beverly T Galloway notes no such Latin word for forests, and Wilson questions their meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wasshington
Tama Jim Wilson
Washington
Beverly T. Galloway
Bureau of Plant Industry
Dr. Galloway
Fruetus
Galloway
United States
Navy Department
Hugo Osterhaus
Connecticut
North Atlantic
Wallor
Tern Islands Bird Reservation Established in Mississippi River Mouths
President Roosevelt created the Tern Islands Bird reservation naming the mud lumps near the Mississippi mouths as protected breeding areas for brown pelican and other terns. The measure aims to save the rookeries from commercial or agricultural use.
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Roosevelt
Mississippi River
President Creates New Reservation for Birds
The islands are placed under the charge of the secretary of agriculture with wardens to prevent trespass and protect bird breeding grounds. The move was endorsed by the National Audubon Societies and supported by the League of American Sportsmen alongside comment on seamen clothing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
League of American Sportsmen
Government to Probe Alleged Coffin Trust
Officials announce a government inquiry into a supposed coffin trust that sets coffin prices higher each year. Undertakers claim rising costs fuel higher funeral expenses while cremation gains popularity as a cheaper alternative, challenging the trust’s hold on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Trust
Standard OW Company
Bean Day and Sauerkraut Day Draw Central Iowa Crowds
Webster City notes two major local events. Bean Day features a big dinner and outdoor amusements with G. K. MacKay of the State Agricultural College giving the principal address. Sauerkraut Day is scheduled for September 26, a world unique celebration using hundreds of quarts of sauerkraut.
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Webster City
Iowa
G. K. MacKay
Schhool al Anes
Utah State News Roundup Highlights Local Incidents and Developments
The Utah roundup notes Michigan investors buying land in Millard County for farming, a buffalo herd expanded by twelve calves, a four year mechanic arts course added to Salt Lake High School, and Western Pacific starting regular freight and passenger service to Nevada. It mentions YMCA meals for 200 boys, a severe neglect case in Ogden, fluctuating cow prices, a fatal injury near Ogden, a hay baler accident in Huntsville, and plans for a large sham battle in Ogden. It also covers a suicide in Laramie, a Salt Lake grand jury rumor over rising living costs, a Salt Lake car fuse accident, a juvenile court anti delinquency drive, a horse accident in Ogden, a near-miss for jeweler Riddle, a burglary at Gus Hecker’s residence, Greek burns from a Helper car stove, Idaho butter flooding Salt Lake markets, Ogden hotel owner William Little’s death, fish and game wardens’ screens dispute, and forest land withdrawals for administrative sites with a missing claims adjuster.
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Michigan
Millard County
Salt Lake High School
Western Pacific
Salt Lake
Hews
Nev
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Wyoming
Utah
R. BH
Boyd
Guetay Felt
Huntsville
Young Felt
David Dose
Laramie
Wyo
Mabel Miller
Nebraska City
Neb
Leland Brown
Wiliam Brown
Abe Majorn
Horace
Riddle
Ao Barrow
Geneva
Provo
Rio Grande
Fred
Gus Hecker
Balt Lake
Helper
Sailt Lake
Idaho
William Henry Little
Central Hotel
Hhe Hotel
Little
Fleh
Ogden River
Brown, Dixie and
Wanaten National Forests
Forest Service
Sac National Forest
C.H
Juli
T. Vickery
Bat Lake
Vickery
Walter
Sacha Ward
Lillian Raye
Vergie Wallace
Oklahoma City
St. Paul
la Crosen
Wis
John D. Rockefeller
Josephine Murphy
San Jose
Cal
Coyote Creek
Kate Bellow
Morocco
Saya Mulal” Hafiq
Abdul Anu
Bu Ciaire
Mary Thompson
Thea
Hague
Japan
John Oster
Moucautah
Oster
War Department
San Francisco
Joseph G. Cannon
Dllinois
Bee
Charles A. Andrews
Elkhart
Ind
Blaihe
Plaza
Andrews
Blaine
Indiana
Northwest Notes From The West Random News In Briefs
A roundup of incidents across Wyoming Idaho Montana and Colorado includes a miner crushed to death in Battle Lake Wyoming two sons injured in Cottonwood canyon near Oxford motorists, a 15 year old Denver lad accidentally shooting a friend in Golden, a storage fire in Alllinge Montana caused by spontaneous combustion in stored coal, and a draft horse and coyote dropping dead in separate curiosities. A Union Pacific brakeman in Laramie injures his shoulder by sneezing.
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Frank O. McCormick
Ferris-Haggerty
Battle Lake
Wyoming
R. R. Cordon
Cottonwood Canyon
Oxford
Wyo
Golden
Colo. Lawrence
Hames
Denver
Royce Allen
Alllinge
Mont
Billings
Cheyenne
William Naughton
Union Pacific
Laramie
Iago Naughton
Bisbee
Butte
Umatilla County
Oregon
James MecCarrick
Manhattan
Nevada
Barbers
Sheridan
Uinta
Fremont
Sweetwater
Uinta County
Captain Gough
State Humane
Elery
Cody
Big Horn County
A. L. Ham
Gillette
Huntley
Burlington
Milwaukee Railroad
Pero Janik
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Great West
Angus McPhee
Pete Mckerson
Douglas
Ariz
Southwest
Laramie Tast
New York
Mining News Ranges Wide From Utah to Idaho
Utah Consolidated Gypsum at Levan builds a gypseum mill while near Wallace Idaho a 12 inch galena vein is found. Gold in Wyoming near Centennial and Michigan L near Left Flank shows ore lead and silver yields. Spokane reports Thomas L. Greenough buys 22,000 acres in Fremont County for million-dollar improvements. Idaho coal and antimony projects advance, with new mills, power plants, and expanded capacity planned in Pocatello, Garfield and Coeur d Alene regions.
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Utah Consolidated Gypmum Company
Levan
Juab County
Utah
Marysvale
Golt Mountain Country
Wallace
Idaho
Senator Heyburd
Thin Mine
Michigan WL
Centennial
Wyo
Snake River
Washington Mining & Milling Company
Hear Creek
Marshall Lake District
Pocatello
North Star
East Fork
Wood River
Halley Mining Bureau
la Point
Parma
Petit Mine
Atlanta
Rainbow Company
Little Cottonwood
Spokane
Thos. L. Greenough
Peter Larson
Mink Creek
Garfield County
Salt Lake City
Montana Capital
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Burlington
Matafaewurera
Hocixn Mining Company
Coeur d'Alene
Fez Residents Depart Under Guard After Train Wreck News
European residents of Fez depart for El Amish escorted by troops. A passenger train carrying Secretary Taft was wrecked near Spring Hall Kansas with no serious injuries. Reports cover strikes, fires, floods, and various local incidents across the United States and abroad.
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Fez
el Amish
Taft
Spring Hall
Kans
Meat Packing Orme
Chicago
Dent
St. Louie
Grant Bi Wlands
Lows Glass
Pacific States Telephone Company
San Francisco
Oporto
Portugal
Gary
Ils
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Department of Justice
Oil Trust
Comm Trust
Utah State News
Northwest
Montana
Lewiston
Billings & Northern Railway
Sage Creek Sheep Company
W.S. Collins
Haaii
New City
The
State Fair Commission
Pine Ridge Agency
Kael o_a Red Cloud
Ned Eagle
Irontu
Walla Walla
Cougar
Plerge
Veo
Wesley Christopher
Charley L. Stanley
Bt. Joe
Inez
Christopher
William J. Bryan
Pubic
Roferma
Bryan
Southern Pacific
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