Green River project eyed to reclaim four states
Special to the Tealy Tribune Rock Springs Wyoming July 21 the four state irrigation system the Green River project of the reclamation department is in progress with preliminary work aimed at reclaiming land in Wyoming Colorado Utah and Arizona The Ladore canyon dam would be about 300 feet high forming a reservoir forty miles long and up to five miles wide extending into Utah and Colorado Water from the reservoir would be diverted to reclaim land across Wyoming Utah Colorado and Arizona with an estimated cost of 8 000 000
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Tealy Tribune
Rock Springs
Wyo
Reclamation Department
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Wreming
Colorado
Utah
Arimea
Lahore Canon
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Wroming W. ©. Jones
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Fuel Testing plant to resume testing coal improvement
The Fuel Testing plant of the United States Geological Survey in Denver will resume operations late this month. Washing and coking western coals aims to remove impurities to produce better coke and extend coal use. Government tests showed most western coals coke well after washing, with significant potential to boost western fuel value and industrial output.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Denver
Colo
Rock Mountain
West
G. Delamater
Aait
Geological Survey
Masked bank raid foiled in Ada by alarm and citizens
Six masked men attempted a bank robbery in Ada Ohio. Three waited at the bank while three forced cashier Meyer to open the safe with a time lock. They dragged him to the woods failed to loot, and fled when alarm spread.
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Ada
Meyer
Tragic double murder suicide at Wilhelm home
In Victor on July 21, Mary Wilhelm and her husband Charles are killed in a violent incident. Police report: Mary shot, later Charles dies. the killer turns the gun on himself, dying at the scene. A witness recalls hearing three shots as a boy summoned help.
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Daily Tribone
Mary Wilheim
Charles Wilhelm
St . Wilhelm
Ald
Persian Ruler Faces Trouble In Northern Persia
A dispatch from Tabriz reports Shah's cause in the region suffers as Rabin Khan abandons artillery and rifles to revolutionaries who take control of the city. The Shah's palace becomes revolutionary HQ while exiles seek refuge in the Russian bank and consul's area, with guards posted outside.
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Tabria
Hhe
M. Pohitonoff
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Indictments Expected for 15 Individuals and Gold Leaf Mining
A federal grand jury reported to Judge Lewis after two days of deliberation that it is ready to indict 15 people and the Gold Leaf Consolidated Mining Company. The charges allege the company used the mails to defraud.
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Denver
Federal Grand Jury Today
Lewis
Gold Leaf Consolidated Mining Company
Republicans on Pike's Peak Rally for Taft Sherman Banner
Republican delegates in Colorado Springs at Pike's Peak spend the day in conference over the national campaign this fall. They raised banners for Taft and Sherman and sent a message to the candidates declaring they are on top and expect many votes next November.
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Pike's Peak
Daily Tribune
Colorado Springs
Taft
Sherman
Will Hunt With President on Africa Trip
Beth Bullock of South Dakota, a longtime Roosevelt friend, is in Colorado Springs and will join the president on his hunting trip in Africa.
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Colorado Springs
Beth Bullock
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Africa
Big Holiday Foot Hills Excursion to Water Works trip
The daily Tribune promotes a Thursday excursion from Greeley station at 1 45 PM to the foot hills and Greeley water works returning about 8 34 PM. Fare is one dollar with a half holiday spirit. Passengers will tour soft water filtration sites, view farming valleys, and enjoy a few hours for rest and recreation with optional fishing gear.
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Daily Tribune
Greeley
Boy Drowns in Elliott Reservoir During Work
Charles Bradford son of B Bradford of Platteville drowned at the Elliott reservoir Monday afternoon. The family had warned the boys not to enter the pond while repairing an irrigating ditch. The elder boy escaped, but the younger, nine, fell in and could not be rescued before the father reached him. Coroner Macy secured the body later that day.
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Charles Bradford
B. Bradford
Platteville
Elliott Reservoir
Mr. Bradford
Macy
Express Company Loses Dollar Package in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa July 21 A package containing 1000 dollars disappeared from the Adams Express company office. Two similar parcels arrived at their destinations while this one vanished. Detectives and company staff investigate but no crew or cause has been found for the missing 1000 dollar package.
Nail in Shoe Fatal Fire in Jersey City Factory
Mrs. Josephine Falco died after a nail in her shoe struck a spark at John Fipippo’s powder and fireworks plant. She had brought her husband lunch and was walking inside when the spark ignited powder setting her dress aflame. She became unconscious as flames spread and died within minutes.
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Daily Tribune
Jersey City
N. J
Josephine Falco
John Fipippo
Falce
Denver Doctors Claim Snake Venom Cures Insanity
Three Denver scientists report they used lachesis venom to treat a woman and believe the mysterious snake poison may cure many forms of insanity once deemed incurable. The venom is sourced from the Brazilian Amazon lancehead viper and scarce worldwide.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Colo
Amazon
Bronx Zoological Park
New York
Prince of Wales Attends Quebec Centenary Aboard Indomitable
The Point de Amour signal station in the Straits of Belle Isle reports wireless contact with the British cruiser Indomitable today. Crown Prince and Earl Dudley, along with other dignitaries, are aboard for the Quebec centenary celebration.
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Daily Tribune
Montreal
Point de Amour
Straits of Belle Isle
Prince of Wales
Earl Dudley
Quebec
Six foreigners killed by trains in South Buffalo yards
In Buffalo New York on July 21 six unidentified foreigners were run down and killed by trains in the railroad yards at South Buffalo. Police and rescue teams investigated the scene as authorities work to identify the victims and determine the circumstances of the incident.
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Daily Tribune
Buffalo
N. Y
South Buffalo
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