Highway bond issues span many states grim totals
Vast highway bond programs across 26 states total about 8.823 billion with 177.8 million already authorized on seven state highways and 12 states referring issues to voters. Legislatures of four states weigh prelim steps toward referenda while three states consider new measures. Experts note funds scatter nationally, calling for a federal highway plan and a national commission to direct appropriations amid disparate local projects.
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Big Bout in Chi Five Extra on Program
Disjointed pieces recount a Chicago boxing or wrestling event with multiple fighters and venues. Names like Chienkd, Qandil, and Mayors appear among scattered notes and scores, while references to bouts, retirements, and dramatic shifts hint at a chaotic program and uncertain outcomes.
American Association meets in Indianapolis
A fragmented note lists participants and places including Millneapilis, Stopan, Tua Wank ow Tabay, Celunias, and Janisvite in Indianapolis as part of a broader association event.
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Stopan
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Celunias
Janisvite
Indianapolis
Coast League Summary Oddities and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms including Oulton Sar Praudlson Wi Movelid Seite Stermingita Issak Balke Vernon Los Sagetes. The readable items resemble a Coast League context with multiple proper nouns, but no clear event, date, or outcome is stated. Summary reflects readable entities and the uncertain roster-like fragment.
Black Hills Honor to Theodore Roosevelt Mount Roosevelt
Local paper records plans to name a mountain Mount Theodore Roosevelt in tribute to the late president. Major Leonard Wood to deliver the monumental speech, with ceremony and inscriptions commemorating Roosevelt’s pioneer legacy and public memory. Community leaders and residents express lasting reverence and intent to visit the site along country roads near Waseta Territory.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Roosevelt
Waseta
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Theodore Rooshvelt
Dinek Bitls
Hal Ruigsevelt
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Hatte May is unable to secure enough skilled miners for the Diamond mine of the Ana comida group. Ava raia Copper Mining officials say they are short staffed. While the mine is down repairs and line proofing will be done. Free telephone oh mel miesants, mettue m. H. Temen demonstrations in wireless telephony will be made in Missoula within the next two weeks. T. B. Adlamy announces arrangements with forest university actions to vet up uenlennae required for one use of the nidiii.
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