Hopkins named Colorado YMCA state secretary
Walter S. Hopkins A W 02 is appointed state secretary for Colorado of the Young Men''s Christian Association and will oversee general county railroad mining and college work. He starts January 1 from Sherbrook Quebec and Tarrytown New York where he has built new association buildings including a $100000 facility at Tarrytown.
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Madison
Wis
Walter S. Hopkins
A. W
Colorado
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Sherbrook
Quebec
Tarrytown
N. Y
W. H. Hopkins
U. W
Congregational Churches of the South
Atlanta
U S Cotton Report Details 13 December Findings
A department of agriculture special report from Washington dated December 13 estimates the total U S cotton production and related metrics for the season. The report outlines output expectations and market implications for growers and traders nationwide.
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United States
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota considers public utilities commission plan
Minnesota lawmakers plan to enlarge the state tax commission to regulate utilities, with Henry Rines and Samuel Lord steering. The aim is to curb municipal ownership and socialist influence by setting transparent rates and ensuring a fair return for investors, potentially making the public a holder of utilities under state supervision.
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ST. Paul
Public Utilities Commission
State Tax Commission
Minnesota
Republican Party
Henry Rines
Mora
Legislative House
Samuel Lord
Commission
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Theodore E. Vail
American Telephone Company
Robinson
University of Minnesota Economics Department
Tax Commission
Mr. Rines
C. H. Warner
Aitkin
Wisconsin
New York
Pedestrian Dies Violating Loop Traffic Signal
Henry England Grimm of Oak Park was struck and killed after ignoring a traffic policeman’s whistle at Adams Street and Clark Street in Chicago. Truck driver Christ Peterson of Plummer & Co. was held for coroner’s investigation.
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Chicago
Loop
Henry England Grimm
Oak Park
Grimm
Adams Street
Clark
Plummer & Co
Christ Peterson
Denver Crusade Aims to End Permanent Alimony
In Denver a crusade begins to expose and fight permanent alimony. George R. Esterling, leader, seeks to bar lifelong payments and argues the system is unconstitutional. He proposes mobilizing grass widows to press a high court challenge and end the lifelong sentence for husbands.
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Denver
Colo
George R. Esterling
Continuoy Fine Mentioned In Local Legal Note
A fragment indicates a person faces punishment with a continuation fine. The text suggests a legal or disciplinary action labeled Continuoy and notes a monetary penalty as the outcome.
Fire at Players' Inn drives 50 guests to flee
St Paul fire investigators announced evidence of incendiary origin after a blaze damaged rooms of the Players' Inn at 108 East Seventh. Chief Henry Devlin of the fire department reported that fifty guests evacuated for safety as flames tore through the building.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Henry Devlin
Fin Department
Ty Players’ Inn
East Seventh
Undertakers Seek Value in Dying Waste for Benefit
A terse note describes many corpses as dead weight with no benefit to undertakers. It argues a shift to salvage or reuse of usable parts or materials may provide economic relief amid funeral trade pressures.
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Madras
Fred-W Kruseco
J- Bartel Company
Badger Y. Executive
Ayer
Well, Manse
U. S. Cotton Report
J.H. and
THE
Lacrosse Theatre
Utilities Board
Gopher State
Caere
Kondon
Kondon Mfg. CO
Minneapolis
Minn
A Johnson Co
St Paul, Minn
Loca
Usy
J. A. McManman
Mgr
Ben
Clarence
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