Nation's governors to meet in historic conservation conference
The White House hosts a landmark three day gathering where the president and all state governors will discuss the nation’s natural resources. Aimed at forging federal state cooperation the event features giant maps, transparencies and expert addresses on rivers soils power and forestry. Attendees include governors and cabinet members with public tours barred.
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Wasmetrox
Whitehouse
Canon Natural Resources
United States
White House
George Washington
Potomac
Alexandria
Virginia
Maryland
Annapolis
Philadelphia
East Room
Alon
Forest Service
Whitehouse Musicales
Washington
Serco
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wilson
Garfield
Cabinet
Inland Waterways Commission
William Jennings Bryan
James J. Hill
Andrew Carnegie
John Mitchell
Cleveland
Commission
Mississippi
James J Hill
Kansas City
R. A. Long
White and
Appalachian Mountains
George M. Kober
Washington, D. C
George C. Pardee
Oakland
Cal
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Wyo
H A. Jairs
Bakersfield
American National Live Stock Association
I. C. White
West Virginia
University of West Virginia
Ann Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Big School Meet Friday Opens Parade of Contestants
A city ward school athletic meeting will occur Friday night May 15 at Convention hall. Over 750 boys and girls from about 35 schools will participate in finals after preliminaries already run. Tickets are limited to contestants and officials. general admission is 25 cents.
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Ward School
Convention Hall
Thirteenth Street
Ee West Ee Ge
Martin A. Delaney
Martin Delaney
Louis W. Shouse
Kansas City Playground Association
A. G. Spaulding & Co
Walnut Street
Pigeon-Toed Kid A Montana cattle rustler killed by deputy
Wiluston Montanas famed bad man known as Pigeon-Toed Kid, alias J. C. Brown, was shot by Deputy Calderwood at the Bonnable ranch in Valley county. A deputy posse surprised him as he reached for a gun. he died within an hour. A herder, John Mabeile, was wounded by the bullet that passed through the rustler.
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Wiluston
N. C
Montana
Calderwood
Bonnable Ranch
Valley County
Culbertson
J. C. Brown
Canada
Small
John Mabeile
Moton Avenue teachers apologize amid boycott crisis
Miss Annie Anderson and Miss Annie J. McFarland, Moton Avenue School teachers, apologized to pupils after riding home in a nonunion streetcar during a heavy storm. Students refused to attend. teachers express sympathy with strikers and promise not to ride again. They likely will be reassigned for the term’s remainder.
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Crester
Annie Anderson
Annie J. McFarland
Moton Avenue
Postum Beverages Help Family End Coffee Dyspepsia
A family recalls a guest with chronic dyspepsia who switched from coffee to Postum Food Coffee and saw symptom relief. After three months, the man gained twelve pounds and the household, including a physician husband, never drinks coffee now. The ad endorses Postum as healthier than coffee.
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Postum
Wellville
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