National Irrigation Legislation Spurs Western Settlement
In remarks by Blanchard of the Reclamation Service in the city, the national irrigation law is praised for encouraging private enterprise and settlement. The Reclamation Fund stands around 30 million with Oregon and other western states contributing heavily as eleven large projects proceed in South Dakota, Arizona, Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana, Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, and New Mexico. Government work advances rapidly, cement and mills in Oregon, a Salt River project in Arizona, and plans for Klamath County. Rules emphasize balancing government interests with settler repayment as irrigation expands from the Mississippi Valley toward the inland empire.
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Reclamation Service
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Arizona
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Colorado
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Gological Survey
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Buoréanu Ioclades
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Tee
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Ganoison
Frome
California
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Elbo
Florida
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Atreama
Monuments Destroyed in Catholic Cemeteries
In Kecaneda three men damaged two Catholic cemeteries last night causing about 810,000 in destruction. A package of religious papers with a threatening note was sent to the Quonto district attorney demanding defense of religious liberty.
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Berippe
Kecaneda
Mick
Policy Holders Roar at Western Life Indemnity Meeting
In Chicago on September 20 policyholders of Western Life Indemnity protested a proposed case and the end of the reinvarance in other companies. They demanded full details and were promised disclosure when the time frame allows.
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Chicags
Western Life Indemnity Company
Philanthropist Dr Thomas Barnardo Dies in London
Dr Thomas Barnardo founder of numerous charities and guardian to over 55000 orphans died in London. He built a home near Brandon Manitoba and trained proteges in agriculture across northwestern Canada, many of whom prospered.
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Rerippa News Association
London
Thomas Barnardo
Brendon
Manitoba
Canada
Cholera Rates Fall in Scrippa Nova Association
In Berlin on September 20 six new cases and one death from cholera were reported, marking a downturn in the outbreak.
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Scrippa Nova Association
Berlin
Banker Sentenced by Scripps News Association
Chicago on a two year prison term and a $298 fine was handed to W W H Nant, president of the defunct Pan American book, amid actions by the Scripps News Association.
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Chicago
W. H. Nant
Pan American Book
New Orleans Herippe Nova Association Reports New Cases
At New Orleans Herippe Nova Association in New Orleans on September 29 at noon two new cases were reported along with four deaths.
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New Orleans
Komara Improving Horippe News Association in New York
Horippe News Association reports Komara is improving rapidly in New York during September after a health update. The progress is noted by officials and supports plans for continued care and monitoring.
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New York
Komara
McCall Testifies On Company Control And Large Advances
New York Life president Jom A McCall testified that his firm exerted strong control over funds. He admitted advancing 200000 plus 75000 to Andrew Hamilton for a real estate deal and could not explain the use of the money. He said Hamilton attended to legislation and that no vouchers exist for the outlays.
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Jom A. McCall
New York Life
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Hughes
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Hamilton Caver
Liie
McCall Vald Hamilton
McCall
Alton It Parker
Damoe U ¢Atete Committee
Genes
Parker
Hohan
Court martial opens as Kennington case hears witnesses
Fireman Olan testified the valve blew off but his testimony was dismissed as hearsay. Cmdr Joh O Leonard, ex executive officer of the Bennington, testified on hull records. Worthen described boiler readings showing a drop from five pounds. Objections by the defense were overruled or not allowed.
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Vallejo
Charles Hkoskirk
Kennington
Joh O Leonard
Lawton
Bennington
Young
JJ Worthen
Bryan Dominates Berippa Nova Association Showdown
Bryan dominates the state conversion this afternoon despite opposition. Newspapers inspired Cleveland, Paul Morton and others to Oght Bryon in a controversial sequence.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Paul Morton
Prompt delivery urged for Observer paper boxes on gates
The notice asks patrons to place a mail box at their gate so carriers can leave the Observer paper. It warns wind or rain may ruin papers left on porches and dogs may chew them. Mrs Mary Gingery of Santa Rosa arrives in the city with plans to visit daughter Mrs E Haya then travel to Ubiongo.
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Santa Ross
California
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Ubiongo
Wreck on Southern Pacific Kills One Injures Many
A double wreck on the Southern Pacific near Harney Nevada at 6 30 PM sent Thomas Mason of Taulbury NJ to Keno where he died. The crash involved two freight trains meeting head on and a passenger section barreling into the wrecked cars. Dozens injured with many in serious condition. surgeons from Reno and San Francisco summoned to treat the wounded.
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Pasife
Harney
Nevada
Oda Nahne Natag Ba Hoel
Miesete
Thomas Mason
Taulebury
Keno
Hagman
Bellefountain
Faente Broyner
Marley
Iowa
Edward Moore
Wellington
Kan
Isabella Phillips
Stony
California drill corps win at first annual convention parade
The California drill corps won first prize of 200 dollars at the 1st annual convention of the severixo grand Judge. The event emphasized aviation, Philadelphia, and the exhibition of the California women drill corps with grand decoration and team work as key features.
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Philadelphia
California Women’ Drill Corpa
California Drill Corps
Harvard College Theodore Roosevelt Jr Passes Exams for Matriculation
Cambridge September report from the Scrippa News Association notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr., Harvard College’s eldest son, has passed the examinations and will matriculate this fall. He will occupy room 15 in Claverly Hall.
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Cambridge
Sept. C
Harvard College
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Claverly Hell
Scouts Ambushed Near Baluocheed by Japanese Forces
Seven scouts from the Scripps News Association gone missing after an ambush near Baluocheed as Japanese forces shell the area. Roar Admiral Jenren traveled from Windviatock to coordinate with Admiral Kamimura on a naval armistice.
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Baluocheed
Jenren
Windviatock
Kamimura
River Rising Report From Scrippa Nova Association
River levels rise near Saint Louis as authorities monitor the Mississippi River. Early measurements show warning indicators amid scattered inland flooding, with officials urging caution for nearby neighborhoods and motorists.
Meller Pleads Guilty in Carriage Workers Case
George Meller president of the Carriage Workers Salon and several labor officials pleaded guilty Monday to conspiring the death of O J Caristrom during a teamsters strike. Meller testified for the state and surprised the defence and prosecution with his statements.
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Iieago
Theorge Meller
Carriage Worker's Salon
O J Caristrom
Maller
Atete
Williamson trial defenses deny conspiracy charges
Marion Ro Bhegu and Van Gemner testified in the road trial denying any conspiracy. They defended their good character and disputed the allegations in the morning session.
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Boronas News Association
Portland
Marion Ro Bhegu
van Gemner
Williamson
U M Haldia
Bnd
Survey Officers Called to Bolsa Payette Project Exams
Washington reports on September 19 and October 14 surveys by reclamation engineers DW Rows DO Henry and AJ Wiley at Bolsa Payette project. They were summoned to inspect and verify field examinations conducted during the summer amid ongoing surveying work.
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Washington
DW Rows
DO Henry
AJ Wiley
Boles
M U.mer
Arrests in Chicago Raid Targeting Planga Rings
Chicago detectives raided two locations and arrested 16 patrons including a woman dubbed the queen of plangera. Authorities say the operation disrupted a local illegal scheme linked to the Scrippo News Association.
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Hy Scrippo News Association
Chicago
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