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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1905

Page

5

The Dead Draw Lode True Story in Colorado Mines

Phil Shaw and the gambler known as Long Darrell duel in a collapsed tunnel over a poker stake. Darrell dies from a gunshot as Shaw wins with a stacked deck of three queens, later claiming Darrell’s life would come sooner or later. Shaw survives four days with provisions, and friends later rescue him. The tale is tied to the Dead Draw Lode in the San Miguel range, Colorado.

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Army to teach officers tree telegraphy at Fort Leavenworth

Mat Geo Squier of California has left to assist Gen Bell as officers enroll in a new signal corps program. The War Department will open a school at Fort Leavenworth for army officers in September with Squier overseeing the course and Maj Gen George Bruner transferring from the signal corps. The program aims to broaden field training to include automobiling and telegraphy to improve rapid interunit communication. Extraneous experiments at Camp Atascadero are noted as precursors to this expansion.

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Turkey Herding in California a Valley Livelihood

Special to the Sun from Corning California describes turkey herding in the Sacramento Valley as a livelihood for many families. Turkeys move in large drifts with shepherd dogs guiding crowds of birds from Shasta through Tehama Glen and Colusa counties. Corning shipped about $5 000 worth of birds before Thanksgiving. The article notes turkeys eat vast numbers of grasshoppers, aiding pest control, with a typical flock consuming large daily quantities and the practice described as a form of pastoral management rather than forced herding.

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Oregon to Host Grand Cooperative Federation Plan

Special from The Sun records a bold Oregon venture, the Chelation Prderation, a cooperative project backed by the American Institution of Social Service and major financiers. It outlines a $40 million capital, land holdings, a profit sharing system, and a framework to ensure moral governance, with Rex Wallace of Portland as organizer and a dispersed board including prominent financiers. The federation would control property through trust, develop railroads and factories, prohibit tobacco, ensure social services, and rely on arbitration to enforce by laws.

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Tree Telegraphy Breakthrough by Maj Bauler at Camp Atascadero

A historic account describes Maj Squier and Lt Bauler demonstrating a tree based telegraphy method during signal corps maneuvers at Camp Atascadero. A nail driven into a tree with ground and wire connections enabled signals from Yerba Buena, proving a practical approach to wire free telegraphs for the war department.

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Indianapolis Fact Sheet Shows Growth and Assets

Indianapolis is described as a growing metropolis with a population around 8 060 and rapid regional influence. The piece highlights rail and interurban access within five hours of central west cities, a major freight network, 110 miles of paved streets, extensive utilities, and strong banking and insurance sectors. It notes a robust publishing sector, extensive parks and schools, 70 school buildings, a new 2 000 000 post office and federal building, and a large church presence with 6 190 members.

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