Governors Hear Warring Tall Hill Speech On Forest Depletion
At the White House governors conference James J. Hill warned of soil waste and forest depletion ending in political chaos if not halted. The session featured experts from Chicago to Wyoming discussing soil, irrigation, grazing, and forestry policy as they debated government methods and future organization.
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Washington
White House
Resolutions Committee
Kentucky
Miasouri
Nebraska
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Gov. Deheen
Illinois
T. C. Chamberlain
Chicago
R. A. Long
Kansas City
West
Carey
Wyoming
Wilson Heard
Northwest
Gov. Brooks
National Forestry Organization
Cutter
Utah
Gov. Gooding
Idaho
Gov
Toole
Montana
Garfield
San Francisco sees fleet sail after month of merrymaking
San Francisco ends three days of Atlantic fleet entertainments as ships prepare to sail to Puget Sound Monday at 10 am. Officers praise visits but note reduced discipline from crowds and social duties. Rear Admiral Thomas hands over to Admiral Sperry to organize the remainder of the cruise.
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San Francisco
Puget Sound
California
Charles M. Thomas
Connecticut
Thomas
Sperry
Vreeland currency bill passes House with insurgent support
The Vreeland currency bill, agreed by the Republican caucus, clears the House Thursday by 184 to 145 with fifteen insurgents voting with Democrats. The Senate also passes the sundry civil appropriation bill of about 120 million dollars, marking alignment with the House on major appropriations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wabash Rail Trip Offer From Logansport
Sunday May 17 round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. Depart Logansport at 8:29 a.m. for the service.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
Attack on Catholic Church Angers General Conference
Baltimore May 15 at a general conference meeting Bishop Neeley condemned the church in South America and accused it of meddling in U S politics claiming influence in state municipal governments and in Washington A memorial to abolish Foreign Missions field secretaries was introduced in committee reflecting economy motives.
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Baltimore
General Conference
Neeley
South America
Washington
Foreign Missions Society
Committee On Foreign Missions
Jealousy Tragedy at Coney Island kills two men
At Coney Island New York on May 15 a young Italian man shot two men and wounded a woman. The deceased are Max Sweiback 25 of Brooklyn and an unidentified man. The shooter is identified as Louis Poget. The wounded woman Carroll Terry 25 a singer in a concert hall survived.
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Coney Island
New York
Italia
Louis Poget
Max Sweiback
Brooklyn
Carroll Terry
Tragic Woman Killed by Infant Son in Shenandoah
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on May 15 Mrs Albert Major of Ellangowan was instantly killed by her four year old son who picked up a Flobert rifle from a table, pointed it at her and pulled the trigger.
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Shenandoah
Albert Major
Ellangowan
Here
Hat Makers Locked Out In Orange Factory Closures
Eight hat manufactories in Orange New Jersey closed their doors affecting about 2800 workers as talks over wages and labor conditions failed.
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Orange
N. J
Hat Manufactories
Hamiter Hands Office to Pindall in Arkansas Transfer
Acting Gov Hamiter relinquished the office to Acting Gov Pindall who arrived in Little Rock on Thursday evening. Pindall refused to shake hands with Hamiter.
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Hamiter
Pindall
Little Rock
Ark
Pindal
Well Known Lake Captain Dies in New York
Waterstown observed the sudden death of Capt. HH. L. Mills 48 a famed upper lakes captain who died Thursday.
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Waterstown
N. Y
HH. L. Mills
Upper Lakes
Allen Harrison Dies at Ninety Six in Crawfordsville
Allen Harrison aged ninety six of Crawfordsville has died. The obituary notes he never had the services of a physi- cian in his later years and reflects on his long life and rural East Indiana roots.
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Allen Harrison
Crawfordsville
Minnesota Democrats Back Johnson as Presidential Favorite
St Paul May 15 Democrats of Minnesota endorsed Gov John A Johnson for president and rejected a Bryan second choice by 772 to 166. Bryan followers stayed put after defeat. Johnson supporters praised Bryans integrity while favoring Johnson to lead the party.
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St. Paul
Minn
Democrats of
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Committee On Credentials
Johnson
William J. Bryan
Democratic
Indiana farmers form protection organization near Rising Sun
In the Rising Sun area Indiana farmers have organized to protect themselves from perceived threats and safeguard local agriculture.
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Indiana
Rising San
McKee Divorce Granted in Hart McKee Case
Paris court grants divorce to Mrs. McKee and Mr. McKee with custody of their child to the wife and visitation rights for the husband. He must pay 1000 francs monthly for child support. court Finds both contributed to unhappiness, no proof of libel against him, and separation deemed wisest.
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Paris
Hart-McKee
Bandits Escape with 35000 dollars in El Paso robbery
Three bandits fled through rugged passes north of French New Mexico with 35000 dollars in loot after looting the depot at French station. They bound the agent and guard, blew the safe, and rode away pursued by men and bloodhounds toward the Santa Fe line.
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el Paso
Tex
French
Las Vegas
N. M
Santa Fe
Wright brothers suffer wreck at Kill Devil Hill flight
Norfolk report May 15 says Wilbur Wright escaped unharmed after the Wright brothers wrecked their aeroplane during a landing at Kill Devil Hill North Carolina following the greatest flight yet made with a similar machine.
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Norfolk
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Kill Devil Hill
North Carolina
Wilbur Wright
Masons Lay Cornerstone Of $100,000 Temple In Springfield
Springfield Illinois May 15. Grand lodge of Illinois laid the cornerstone of the new Masonic temple costing 100000 in a ceremony with imposing rites and a parade of all Masonic bodies. Grand Master A H Bell of Carville presided.
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Springfield
Grand Lodge of
Illinois
A. H. Bell
Carlinville
Masonic Temple
Indianapolis
Senators in Capitol brawl over liar claim in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma May 15 Senators Morris and Roddie fought on the senate floor after Roddie called Morris a liar. Roddie suffered serious head bruises. Senator Brook intervened and was struck by the fighters.
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Guthrie
Okla
Morris
Roddie
Senate
Brook
Cooks who cook secured through Reporter local columns
A local column profile highlights cooks who cook in the community and how Reporter coverage connects readers with kitchen stories. The feature emphasizes craft, neighborhood recipes, and the social impact of home cooking.
Jawbone fragments found at Gunness farm bolster murder case
Fragments of a jawbone and skin found in the Gunness farmhouse cellar are described by Dr. Meyers as from a human jaw. Prosecution officials say the evidence strengthens the murder case against the Gunness suspect, with Bertillon measurements of Helgelein reportedly aligning with the corpse. An anonymous letter to H. H. Worden names a local man as having knowledge of the case.
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Laporte
Ind
Gunness
Ralph N. Smith
J. H. William Meyers
Dr. Meyers
Helgelein
Bertillon
Andrew Heigelein
Minnesota
Stillwater
Gunness Farm
Flona Harvey
Indiana State
Michigan City
James Reid
Mack
Maryland Wins Target Practice Trophy at Magdalena Bay
The armored cruiser Maryland was declared the trophy winner in recent target practice at Magdalena Bay. Navy department announced on Thursday that the trophy is now in the possession of the Maryland and orders have been sent to transfer it to the commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet.
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Washington
Maryland
Magdalena Bay
Navy Department
Ilinds
Atlantic Fleet
Gans Defeats Anholtz In Eleventh Round Victory
San Francisco May 15 Joe Gans lightweight champion defeated Rudolph Anholz the rugged Boer from South Africa in the eleventh round The fight was one sided with Gans dominating the bout until the referee intervened as Anholz neared a knockout.
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Gans
Anholtz
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Rudolph Anholz
South Africa
Anholz
Governor Gard Improves After Wounding in Lanao
Manila May 15 report states Gov Allen Gard of Lanao Province who was wounded by Morobolomen is not dead and is improving. Authorities expect he will recover from his wounds.
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Gov
Glenn
North Carolina
Applavee
United States
Grover Gamatiace
Manila
Allen Gard
Lanao Province
Republic selects four delegates at Georgia state convention
In Macon on May 15 the Republic state convention chose four uninstructed delegates for the national convention in Chicago and adopted resolutions backing President Roosevelt's administration.
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Wyoming
Bryan
Cheyenne
Wyo
William J. Bryan
United States
Ketchikan
Alaska
Chicago
Juneau
W. H. Taft
Sacramento
Cal
Taft
Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Montana
Butte
Mont
Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Macon
Debs Again Nominated by Socialist Party
In Chicago on May 15 Eugene V. Debs was chosen as the Socialist party presidential nominee amid gag rule charges and riotous excitement at an early Friday morning session.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Fire at Milwaukee Docks Destroys Lehigh Valley Warehouse
A midnight blaze at the Lehigh Valley company docks in Milwaukee ruins 609 feet of the warehouse though the building is nearly empty. Estimated loss runs about 75000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Lehigh Valley Company
Unidentified Man Dies Jumping From Missouri Side Bridge
An unidentified man was instantly killed Thursday after leaping from the Missouri side of the reads bridge to the levee below. The incident occurred on May 15 in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Reads
Indiana Bottle and Glass Company Expands Workforce
The Indiana Bottle and Glass company of Cicero is again operating at full capacity with several hundred men employed, signaling renewed industrial activity in the town.
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Indiana Bottle and Glass Company of
Cicero
Why 96 Hours Wheat Turns Into Maps Flake
The text explains a lengthy process to render white wheat fully digestible. Wheat starch is made soluble by high heat and long cooking to separate granules. Steam cooking six hours followed by curing and then thin flaking, toasted 30 minutes at 400 degrees ensures all starch atoms are attacked by heat.
Soul Mate in Red Vest at Rathskeller Heart Waltz
Portrait of a Rathskeller figure called the Soul Mate with the sporty red vest. The prose depicts two versions of him, a warm hearted, beer loving character from Cushnersville who adores pretzels and sweets, and a charming but naive observer in a festive, satirical voice.
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Cushnersville
Bennings
Will Boy
Willow Springs
Matt
Rathskeller
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