White House Conference on Conserving United States Resources
President Roosevelt opens a White House conference with governors and experts to discuss conservation of natural resources. He warns of rapid depletion of forests coal oil and soil and calls for coordinated national action and a lasting waterways plan.
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Indu
Prestis
Inland Waterways Commission
Congress
Blanchard
Louisiana
Fort
New Jersey
Cutter
Utah
Davidson
Wisconsin
Aysel
South Carolina
Johnson
Minnesota
Tader
Supreme Court
White House
W. J. Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
J. J. Hill
Gustave Schwab
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Comestesses
National & Peon Ny Alricane
United States
Atere
Jan
Pes
Mystery in Harlem Murder Inquest Names Victim Edward Kotepeydal
In Liberty Missouri an inquest identified the dead man found near Harlem as Edward Kotepeydal, a Bavarian laborer. He died from a fractured skull and a bullet wound after being followed from Kansas City with unknown assailants. A note in his pocket indicated a visit to the state free employment bureau in Kansas City before heading to Liberty for shoveling work.
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Liberty
Harlem
Edward Kotepeydal
State Free Employment Bureau
Kansas City
Perrol
Oss Oy Shy Wa
Bankers Hear Hopeful Kansas City Address By Berryman
Jerome W. Berryman president of the Kansas Bankers Association and Stock Growers National Bank of Ashland opened the twenty first annual convention in Kansas City. He urged calm, warned against self seeking reforms and discussed currency postal savings bank plans and needed legislation for a renewed prosperity.
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Kansas
Jerome W. Berryman
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Stock Growers National Bank of
Ashland
Association
Kansas City
Bankers of
Thomas F. Lillis
Leavenworth
D. E. Cornell
A. L. Bernct
J. B. Adams
Eldorado
Kas
Rome
Grand Republic
Callie Clarke
Berryman
Aldrich
Postal Savings Bank Prepessoire
Postal Savings Bank
Defense of the Flow Line by E I Farnsworth
E I Farnsworth defends the 48 inch flow line from Raw Point to Turkey Creek pumping station describing its two and a quarter mile length. He notes steel segments under railroad yards encased in concrete and cast iron elsewhere with an expected 50 to 100 year lifespan. The project, funded from foretags, provided local jobs and was completed on schedule April 1.
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Ker
the Star
Raw Point
Turkey Creek
Turkey Creek Crossing
Nebraska Tornado Warning Marks Surging Destruction
The Weather Bureau warns of dangerous tornado conditions in Eastern Nebraska with expected disturbances this afternoon and tonight. Five towns including Bellevue Papillion Richfield Meadows and Louisville report heavy damage and rising casualties. Grounded by the storm Fort Crook Fort debris cleared by Sixteenth regiment battalions as roofs topple and trees fall.
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Omaha
United States Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Louisville
Ed Miller
Papillion
Bellevue
Richfield
Meadows
Fort Crook
Gossip of Society Luncheons and Visits Across Town
A busy social scene with Mrs. John Conover planning luncheons starting May 15 at 311 Independence Boulevard. Many visitors and hosts are noted including Mrs. E C Smith in Omaha, Dr and Mrs D R Porter returning from Washington and New York, and Miss Inez Phillips en route to Cleveland.
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John Conover
Independence Boulevard
D. R. Porter
Washington
New York
Inez Phillips
California
Charles M. M
Miss Phillips
Cleveland
S. Ellen Barnes
Academy of Music
Wilbur S. Bell
Henry C. Flower
Carl Busch
W. B. Nickels
Luther Firey
W. F. Patton
William T. John
Jennie Schultz
Three Day Sale on Women and Children's Knit Underwear
A three day sale features a large assortment of Women’s and Children’s knit underwear with many styles and sizes. Listings include Women’s umbrella pants 29c to 39c, union suits 59c, vests from 25c to 50c, strapless sets at 1.25 to 1.50, and children's pants and vests from 10c to 25c with multiple bundle prices.
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Fla
Army
Governor Blanchard
Committee ON Resolutions
Emily
Acific
Atlantic
Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Alleghenies
Northern Lakes
Waterways Commission
Spenga Se Hs
Gifford Pinchot
Hardlem
Edward Katlepaudal
Kensas City
Euc
E. I. Farnsworth
The
Weather Bureau
J. C. Howe
B. O. Caswell
Cleveland, O
Ethel Long
Miss Long
John A. Long
John H. Wiles
Roy Hall Longley
James A. Haskett
Los Angeles
George H. Forsee
Mr. Forsee
East Armour Boulevard
Clarissa Dickson
Miss Bennett
J. H. White
Olive Street
W. J. Neiswanger
Charles Moore
Miss Taylor
White
Bridge
Clement Richardson
W. F. Richardson
Roswell, N. M
Olive Richardson
F. F. Johnson
South Dakota
E. B. Woodruff
Grace Episcopal Church
Miss May
Katherine Morgan
Leavenworth, Kas
Minnie
Julia O'Connor
Maple Street
Manville P. "Teed
Ras F First Street
Courtland
N. Y
Harry Ry J. Spencer
Boro, Ark
Ter
Olive Clifton Spencer
Spencer
Reequadre dl Rence
Swan's
Mary Ford
Maude Adams
J and
Fane Trower
Dallas
Tex
Harry Foster Trower
Ann Avenue
Miss Trower
Belle French
Hal French
Pecs Ok
Coates House
J. H. Morris
Alice .D. Hoffmaster
Emma Wood
Clinton
Edna Mister
Fort Worth
William M. Reed
Gordon & Koppelompany
You
Orter
Aos
Sea Ceee
John Taylor Dry Goods Co
Altman
Nazareth
Bargain Square
Tere
Main
Morrow
Crosse & Blackwell's
Carter
Peron
Fellows
Chickering
Ars
MUI Company
Grand Ave
McGee St
Fletcher
W. J. F. Bett Creamery
Promer Jewelry
Bast Tenth St
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