Extension teaching in agriculture gains national focus
Detroit on Sept 13 Andrew W Soule president of the Georgia State College of Agriculture outlined four key questions for agricultural extension. He stressed soil depletion, the need to attract landowners and youth to farming, and the role of extension schools experiments clubs and farm demonstrations in expanding practical knowledge nationwide.
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Detroit
Andrew W. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Soule
Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural College
Extension Service
Experiment Station
State Department of Agriculture
Normal Schools District Agricultural Schools
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Weather Report Forecast Wet Tonight And Saturday
A weather notice shows a wet spell for tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions. It notes rain or showers and possible cooler temperatures as a front passes.
Equinoctial Storm Forecast For Gulf Coast Tonight
The Associated Press reports the equinoctial storm is forecast to sweep the Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana gulf coasts late tonight or tomorrow. The disturbance centers southwest of Pensacola as of now.
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New Orleans
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana Gulf
Pensacola
Louisiana Hospital for the Insane Pineville Board Appointments
Governor Hall named nine administrators for the Louisiana Hospital for the Insane at Pineville. C. H. Teal Colfax and J. N. Kramer Alexandria hold terms. others named include W. D. Wadley Alexandria and John I. McCain Montgomery with various term expirations and vice appointments. E. J. Hardtner Pineville and Alfred Wettermark Alexandria also named with term expirations.
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Baton Rouge
Hall
Louisiana Hospital For the Insane
Pineville
C. H. Teal
Colfax
Himself
J. N. Kramer
Alexandrie
FE. J. Barret
W. D. Wadley
Alexandria
C. M. Waters
John I. McCain
Montgomery
I. P. Rice
E. L. Henry
Wilson and Bryan to Meet in Agua Prieta Battle
A fragmentary note suggests a possible meeting between Wilson and Samuel Bryan amid tensions in the Agua Prieta area. The text references a westward struggle and threats to American lives, with mentions of Arkansas and rail lines.
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Wilson
Samuel Bryan
Ballinger-Pinchot dispute addressed as claims canceled
The Interior Department disposes of all thirty three Cunningham Alaska coal claims tied to the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy. Secretary Fisher orders immediate execution of Commissioner Dennett's cancellation decision after adverse appeals. Other items note Zapatista captures near San Mateo and possible US troop participation at Agua Prieta.
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Washington
Cunningham- Alaska
Interior Department
Fisher
Dennett
General Land Office
United States to Intervene in San Domingo Crisis
Washington reports imminent U S intervention as warships sail for San Domingo amid a revolution threatening American and foreign interests and prompting swift action from the United States government.
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Washington
United States
San Domingo
Fire at Onley Coal Co. stable sparks martial law flare
Charleston W Va Sept 13 martial law patrols in Cabin Creek coal fields report a blaze destroying the Onley Coal Co stable and an attempted tipple fire. Twenty five soldiers repelled the incendaries and it is believed several attackers were wounded during dawn violence.
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Charleston
West Va
Cabin Creek
Onley Coal Co
Filibustering Expedition Rumors Move Along Gulf Coast
Reports from Mobile on September 13 claim a filibustering expedition is being organized on the Gulf coast between Mobile and New Orleans. The revolutionary group aims to recruit adventurers including Americans, with unverified talk that Guatemala may be targeted.
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Mobile
Gulf Coast
Here
New Orleans
Guatemala
Maine Returns Stir Wickersham on Taft Electors
Bretton Woods N H Sept 12 Attorney General Wickersham said he did not agree with the presidents view that Maine returns were more reassuring than Vermont results. He noted Maine's shift back to the Republicans but warned of possible enemy capture of the Maine selectors.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
Wickersham
Wilson
Maine
Cedarhurst
L. I
Vermont
Warnings Issued Against Fire Into American Territory
Major General Wood orders Nogales and Douglas officers to tell Mexican federal and insurgent forces they may not fire into U S territory. If ignored, American commanders may act at their own discretion as Mexican reinforcements approach threatening positions.
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Washington
Wood
Nogales
Douglas
Arizona
Troces
Rebels Near Agua Prieta Refuse U S Warning
Antonio Rojas camped within three miles of Agua Prieta defies U S military orders to fire on American soil. He told the messenger Americans must suffer consequences if aid is given to federals. A skirmish occurred as U S cavalry guards the border and reports reach El Tigre of threats by Salazar and Alanis.
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Douglas. Ariz
Antonio Rojas
Agut Prieta
United States
Schuyler
War Department
Rojas
el Tigre
Salazar
Alanis
Consul Dye
Agua Prieta
Hardeman
Bor
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General Schuyler assumes command on the border following War Department orders
Federal and Confederate bombardment concerns prompted War Department guidance to avoid firing into U S territory. General Schuyler, commander of the Department of the West, arrived last night to take personal charge of United States forces on the border.
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Der
War Department
Department
United States
Gen. Schuyler
Department of the West
Zapatistas Executed Near San Mateo in Mexico
Twenty nine Zapatistas captured with federal troops near San Mateo in the State of Mexico were executed under the proclamation suspending constitutional guarantees. John Gill, a British mining man, was rescued from a band of Zapatistas and brought to Toluca by Lieutenant Liebana.
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Toluca
Mexico
San Mateo
State of Mexico
John Gill
Liebana
Death Silences Wedding Bells in New Orleans
Charles Day Young, engaged to Miss Levy, collapsed at the Levy home after a pleasant visit Tuesday night. He suffered paralysis and died the next morning at Touro Infirmary despite doctors' efforts. Day did not bid his fiancée good night as a pallor spread across his face at the door.
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New Orelans
Levy
Charles Day
Young Day
Miss Levy
Day
Touro
Topeka Team Aims for Next Season Training Plans
The Shreveport Times notes Gear will recruit new players in Oklahoma for the Topeka club for next year. He may bring the Kaw bunch back for spring training or relocate to Monroe as the Detroit club trains at Gulfport. Natatorium owners may invite Topeka to use the pool to boost advertising.
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Shreveport Times
Gear
Oklahoma
Topeka Clu
Monroe
Detroit
Gulfport
Natatorium
Dale Gear
Topeka
Fargo Announces 6 Percent Dividend To Taxpayers
Fargo plans a pro rated 6 percent dividend from a saved $10,000 guipins for taxpayers as of September 1 in the prior year.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Earthquake felt across Frisco area to San Jose
A slight earthquake shock was felt at 9:28 this morning in Frisco with no damage or excitement. Light shocks were reported as far south as San Jose, fifty miles away.
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San Francisco
San Jose
Boosters Organize New Club Under Favorable Circumstances
A new boosters club forms under highly favorable conditions with strong community support and anticipated active fundraising. Local leaders say the organization aims to support schools and events, bringing volunteers together to assist athletic and cultural programs.
Monroe Boosters Form At Elk's Club Meeting
A large Monroe gathering at the Elk's Club organized the Monroe Boosters, electing J. M. Cobb president and outlining a five member executive committee. The group vows to boost Monroe while aiding the Chamber of Commerce and to recruitment squads for rapid field work.
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Elk’s Club
Monroe Boosters
Clut
J. M. Cobb
Monroe
Elk's Club
Monroe Roosters
Chamber of Commerce
Parker
Thal
Fle
F. G. Hudson, Jr
Messrs
O. P. Siack
J. M. Parker
R. Speed
P. &. Atkins
W. (. Smith
W. Kb Smith
Squids
Allan Shofars
M Morton
Monroe Boostiers
Monroe Fair
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