Taft Withdraws Vast Coal Land Areas in Western States
President Taft ordered withdrawal of 26 073 164 acres of coal lands from public domain in North and South Dakota Washington Utah Colorado and Arizona. About 20 698 469 acres are new withdrawals, with 14 375 696 acres covered by confirmations and prior withdrawals. South and North Dakota see the largest impact as Jaffa’s report notes extensive lignite workability and withdrawal from settlement.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
North
South Dakota
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Ballinger
Arthur G. Jaffa
Geological Survey
Survey
George Otis Smith
Jaffa
Roosevelt to address Sioux Falls September 3
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt will speak in Sioux Falls on Saturday September 3 in a stop en route to St Paul for the national conservation congress. The visit affects local reception plans and may include Black Hills stops. local workers face wage disputes as construction labor quits.
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Hills
Gram
W. C. Cook
Republican State Central Committee
R. J. Gamble
New York
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
St. Paul
National Conservation Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Fargo
N. D
King of Burglars Langdon Moore Dies in Freedom
Charles Adams who used Langdon W. Moore as an alias died today in West Swansey New Hampshire. For nearly fifty years he was known as the king of burglars and reputed to have stolen millions. It is said he paid police departments in several cities not less than a million dollars for protection during his operations.
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West Swansey
Charles Adams
Langdon W. Moore
Freedom
National Guard En Campment Plans For Watertown
National Guard units from South Dakota prepare for annual encampment at Watertown from July 21 to 30 under supervision of Adjutant General Englesby. Lieutenants Rowley and Devers will lead about fifty locals. later camps extend to Sparta Wisconsin for ten days with regular army officers in charge.
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Shade
Englesby
South Dakton National Guard
Watertown
Rowley
Devers
National Guard
Sparta
Wis
Signal Corps
Hospital Corps
Engineering Corps
Dagoes on Sewer Contract Struck for Higher Wages
The dagoes who have been relay ing the sewer on East Second Avenue struck this morning for higher wages.
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Dagoes
East Second Avenue
Millionaire Aviator Dies In Airship Accident
London reports Hon. Charles Stewart Bolles English aviator and millionaire killed in a fall at the Bournemouth meeting after a Denyer to France flight in a Wright bi-plane. Demars was seriously hurt.
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English Channel
Bournemouth
London
England
Charles Stewart Bolles
Denyer
France
Demars
Tuberculosis Home Opens September in Custer
Sioux Falls reports the state board of charities and corrections has hired D. H. St. James as superintendent of a new tuberculosis sanitarium to be completed near Custer. The facility, costing about $10,000, will open to patients around September 1 and follows cottage-style design by architect Joseph Schwarz.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
D. H. ST. James
Iowa
Muskoka Institute
Ontario
Can
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Custer
South Dakota
Union
Joseph Schwarz
United States
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies
A medical notice claims deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and asserts cure by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for verified cases of deafness caused by catarrh and promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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EY & CO
Toledo
Hall
Mily
Newark Faces Demand for Sheriff Resignation Over Lynching Incident
Charges filed against Sheriff Linke for failure to stop the lynching of Detective Etherington. A special grand jury will convene to probe the lynching, with Governor Harmon to receive the charges. The Eubanks anti mob law allows suspension of the sheriff and a Governor hearing. Local officials guard detectives and the attacked pole as unrest impacts Newark.
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Sheriff Link
Common Pleas Court
Seward
Newark
Harmon
Weybrecht
Licking County
William Linke
Linke
Ohio National Guard
Priest
Eubanks
Arkhs t Mob Leaders
Newark Ohio Governor Harmon moves to try all lynching mob leaders in Etherington case Ten citizens arrested for participation in Etherington murder and denial of bail Attorney General Denman ordered to present leaders to the grand jury Monday Louis Bolton saloon keeper and brother of the city solicitor among detainees Harmon vows punishment for all guilty mobs members feared by participants in Etherington killing
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Newark
Ohio
Atheron
Wilke
Carl M. Etherington
Harmon
Etherington
Denman
Louis Bolton
Echerington
Cashier Confesses Embezzling 99000 in Sixty Days
Chicago authorities report Arthur C. Hawking 38, cashier for Wisconsin Lime and Cement Co., confessed to embezzling more than 99000 from his employers over the last sixty days. He awaits further legal action after the admission.
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Chicago
Arthur C. Hawking
Wisconsin Lime & Cement Co
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Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell Trust Company
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Cook Re
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Gamble
Sioux Falls, S. D
Theodore Roose
Velt
Sioux
Sparta, Wis
Kodak
Kodaks
Scallin Bros. CO
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Millionaire
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