Roosevelt Dam Stats Show Giant Arizona Structure
Articles describe the Roosevelt dam on the Salt River in Arizona as a vast irrigation project costing 9 750 000 dollars. The wall stands 284 feet high and nearly a quarter mile long, built atop sixteen ton stones, with a power canal twenty miles long supplying electricity to the works and town of Roosevelt. The project aims to water and transform the Southwest with a new inland lake reservoir and extensive irrigated farmlands.
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Engineering feats at Roosevelt dam reshapes American West
The Roosevelt dam project promises a massive water reservoir flooding 2 000 square miles to a depth of a foot. Verde and Salado rivers drain 6 260 square miles as arid Salt River valley becomes a key irrigation source. The masonry arch dam rises 284 feet with a top length of 1 080 feet and required over 400 000 cubic yards of masonry. Cement and concrete come from on site via a $2 per barrel plant, saving nearly half a million. The project will supply 2 000 acres of farmland and sustain crops valued up to 160 dollars per acre annually.
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Hughes Backs Direct Nomination Reform Speech Praised
Governor Charles E Hughes urged direct nominations at a Batavia banquet, framing the reform as nonpartisan and calling for party voters to choose candidates with accountability. He warned against machine influence and stressed a square deal in party methods amid a June 20 special legislative session.
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Judge Swann Attacks European Felon Shipping Practices
Judge Edward Swann denounces the European system of shipping criminals to the United States during a general sessions arraignment in New York. He cites foreign offenders as costly to process and argues that governments send them here to avoid supporting them, condemning the practice and the burden on U.S. institutions.
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Weather Everywhere Forecast Update
Prietiled wether with show ers today and cloudy conditions. Tomorrow likely showers with continued unsettled skies across the region.
Sunday baseball tickets proposed by Port Vue police chief
Jacob Stine of Port Vue Pennsylvania proposes giving away Sunday baseball proposition tickets to church attendees after services. He says he will resign as chief of police rather than halt a ball game. He has presented the plan to local preachers and at least one minister weighs adoption of the plan.
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