Water in Colorad o Optimistic Predictions of the State Engineer
Addison J. McCune Colorado state engineer argues irrigation can place 10 to 12 million acres under cultivation, with storage reservoirs and return waters, turning deserts into productive valleys. He notes three million acres under ditch, one million under cultivation, and potential for two million more acres, urging more farmers and regional growth through irrigation, sugar beet industry, and stable agricultural bases to support factories and overall prosperity.
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Denver
Addison J. McCune
Great
Rocky Mountain
Buch
Eernor Gilpin
Evans
Palmer
W. E. Pabor
Suite Hes
Pueblo
United States
Grand Valley
Denver and Rio Grande
Minturn
Eastern
Middle States
Farma
Vote for the Panama Route in Senate canal bill
Washington June 20 The Senate adopted the Spooner substitute for the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill by 34 to 6 and then passed the measure 67 to 6. It would have the president decide if Panama Company title is clear and, if so, buy for 40 million dollars. if not, build via Nicaragua. A seven member commission would supervise the project and $130 million in two percent bonds would be issued.
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Washington
Senate
Panama Company
Nicaragua
Colorado State Dental Association Adjourns After Successful Year
The sixteenth annual Colorado State Dental Association convention ended in Colorado Springs after three days of papers and discussion. Officers elected for the next year include President H. B. Hayden, Vice President E. W. Varley, Secretary W. A. Brierly, and Treasurer William Smedley. Five nominees for the State Dental Board were named to Governor Orman for appointment: W. H. Hall, G. F. Hoffman, M. F. Smith of Denver, Theodore Ashley of Canon City, and G. R. Warner of Grand Junction. Pueblo will host the next meeting.<
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Colorado Springs
Colorado State Dental Association
H. B. Hayden
E. W. Varley
Pueblo
W. A. Brierly
Denver
William Smedley
Will Push Statehood Fight In Senate
Washington June 20 Senator Quay after the canal bill vote asked consent to discharge the committee on territories from further consideration of the omnibus statehood bill and move it to Monday afternoon. He plans to press for a vote then. W H Andrews a former Pennsylvania state senator now a New Mexico mining man aiding the effort said Quay will win and New Mexico will be admitted this session. Delegate Rodey also expresses hope.
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Quay
Senate
Committee On Territories
W. H. Andrews
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Rodey
Boiler Makers Strike Reaches Union Pacific Shops
Omaha workers from Omaha to Ogden quit in obedience to a Union headquarters order issued Wednesday. Local machinists met at the Labor temple to consider joining the boiler makers but resolved to wait until the boiler makers meet with railroad officials.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Ogden
Union
Labor Temple
Admiral Clark May Retire From Navy Overall
Washington June 20 Charles E Clark now a junior rear admiral weighs voluntary retirement under the pe act as 4 a9 admiral fee payout 165 625 per annum The move follows his elevation to rear admiral and reflects pending retirement considerations within naval leadership.
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Washington
Charles E. Clark
Colorado Briefs From Estes Park to Denver Headlines
Summer visitors crowd Estes Park as Colorado Springs reports June events. A hail storm near Fowler hurts crops. a Sellar post office opens with Otto B. Shilpatrick as postmaster. Denver Gas buys Lacombe Electric, while Denver Fire chief recovers. Cripple Creek accident injures a boy. university and teachers advance Colorado education. Kingston era notes include rail, mining, and editorial society happenings across the state.
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Estes Park
Fowler
Sellar
Pitkin County
Otto B. Shilpatrick
Colorado & Southern
Platte Canon
Gardner Cleared of Unbecoming Language in Telluride Case
A board of inquiry concluded Adjutant General George F. Gardner did not use language unbecoming an officer in a Denver Times interview with John Irby on March 6, 1902. The report found the published interview was not a continuous statement by Gardner and that Irby altered portions, while Gardner showed no vindictiveness and expressed sympathy for Telluride calamities.
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Adj
George FR. Gardner
John
Irby
The
Denver Times
Board of
Orman
John Chase
James H. Brown
Telluride
Gert Gardner
Gardne
Gardner
General Assembly
National Guard
Otlse
Chauvenet Honored By Mines Trustees In June Meeting
Denver June 21 at the Colorado State School of Mines Golden trustees unanimously passed a resolution recognizing Dr Regis Chauvenet upon his resignation as president of the faculty. He is praised for twenty years of service and for building the schools high standard in chemistry and metallurgy. The board notes admissions surges and international recognition of graduates as lasting tribute to his work. Yopeka Kans June 21 the State Employment Agency sent forty men to western wheat fields though many jobs remain vacant due to harvest delays caused by rain. London June 20 telegraph from Vienna reports violent earthquakes in Tyrol with panic as crockery and pictures fell in homes.
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Roy Bourquin
Cripple Creek
Grand Junction
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Benjamin E. Andrews
University of Nebraska
Leadville
Pvis Hall
Episcopal Church
Frank Adams
Denver Fire and Police Board
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Lacombe Electric Company
Colorado Springs
James Walsh
Joe Scott
Walsh
Scott
Canon Bywater
Grace Cathedral
Topeka
Kauss Theological Institut
Bishop Olmsted
James E. Secrest
South Side Camp No
Woodmen
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Palmer Lake
John Brisben Walker
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Mortimer FP. Taylor
Law
Wells, Taylor &Taylor
Colorado Society
New York
Taylor
Congress Construction Company
Martha A. Shute
State Horticulture Society
Colorado State Dental Association
Burhead
I. N. Smith
Burk
Mence
Eaton
Weld County
Will Lowry
Fort Morgan
Morgan County
Carrie Mark G. Getchell
William Cooke Danniels
Martinique
London
St. Tierre
Tyaniels
de France
Pole
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Golden
Regis Chauvenet
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Colorado School of Mines
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Kans
State Employment Agency
Vienna
the Express
Tyrol
Oregon
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Hobson
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Austria
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Ala
Palma
Senor
Grover Cleveland
Augustinian College of St. Thomas
Villa Nova
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United States
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Newport
Ore
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Robert E. Lee
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Manila Chamber of Commerce
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Illinois
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John T. Altgeld
Prince Henry
Prussia
Chrristopher Blum
Aot
Emperor William
William and
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Paris
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
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Maude Adams
Maude Adamis
Juliet
Mine
Bern- Hardt
Miss Adams
Copnal
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the Lady of Sorrows Church
Dutch ship to carry Kruger back to South Africa
A Holland vessel is expected to be sent to transport Mr. Kruger to South Africa. Other items report President Palma denying bribery to General Gomez, Madrid naming a Cuban minister, Manila printers seeking gold salaries, and diverse notes on politics, weather, and incidents from across the globe.
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Gomez
Cuba
Madrid
Colorado's Capital Plans for Dependent Children Site
Plans for a State Home for Dependent Children near University Park progress with purchase talks at Bert street and West Thirty avenue for 80 000 dollars subject to clear title. Health officials seek to halt shoddy wool shipments unless properly fumigated while officials weigh new coal royalty terms and a federal appeals court move to sit in Denver. Dr James Gaston of Cripple Creek is pardoned after a shooting case, with community support inclining toward clemency.
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Bert Street
West Thirty Avenue
Thomas Field
First National Bank
James Dbston
Cripple Creek
Vyeller County
Gener
James B. Orman
Divide
J. W. Vickers
Peter Masinour
Vickers
Aston
Bossnour
Chicago
Gaston
Victor
Woman's Club
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Carroll
Ellis Meredith
Denver News
Phi
Lewis B.nee
Champerty
Board of Inquiry
Adjutant General
DR. Chauvenet
Kansas
Alps
Manila
Clough
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Health Department
Post
Adam 2. Bennett
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Emerald Lakes
W. ‘Tp. Kirkpatrick
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Emerald Lake
Kirkpatrick
Gunnison
Japan
Victor Coal Company
Las Animas County
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
State Board of Land Commissioners
Vietor Company
Clama
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
J. A. Riner
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Utah
Federal Court of Appeals
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