Shoshone Dam's Mighty Reach in Wyoming Irrigation
The Shoshone dam in Wyoming stands 328.4 feet high with a 10 square mile reservoir and 70 foot average depth. It cost about 515,730 to build, faced contractor default in 1906, and now irrigates over 100,900 acres, increasing land values from 3 to 150 dollars per acre.
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Wyoming
Skoshone River
Chicago
Opln
Rise of Belvidere Brooks as Western Union head
The story tracks Balvidere Brooks rising from a starving child of eleven to the new general manager of Western Union Telegraph, noting forty years of toil from a Texas town in 1870 to New York leadership. He credits hard work, fair play, and personal responsibility as keys to success.
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Belvidere Erse
Western Union
Uessenser
United States
Balvidere Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Company
Brooks
The
Texas
Myr. Brooks
Waco
Tex
Moager
New York
Social aid picks Miss Mary Spiers as first lady’s secretary
Miss Mary Spiers of North Carolina is named social secretary to Mrs Taft becoming the third woman to hold the Waite House post. A skilled clerk in the army general staff, she speaks French German and Spanish and studied at the Harvard Annex for Women.
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Mary Spiers
Taft
Mary D. Spiers
Waite House
Altice Blech
Richard Wainwright
Isabella Hagner
Roosevelt
Miss Spiers
North Carolina
Generals Office
Miss Hagner
White House
Pearce Horne
Culpeper
Massachusetts Avenue
North West
Yutts
Harvard
Clueney
Famed trust fighter Ed win Sims leads meat case probes
United States District Attorney Ed Sims, a famed trust fighter, has pursued major antitrust cases in Chicago. He prosecuted the Stanford Oil case, resulting in a large fine, and led battles against Walsh, a banker and railroad man now in federal prison. Sims, a Canadian by birth, rose from Bay City to Michigan to Chicago, serving as Cook County attorney and later district attorney for the northern Illinois district. The piece notes the meat packing combine led by Armour & Co., Swift & Co., Morris & Co., and the National Packing Co. with Ogden Armour at its helm, facing New York injunctions over eight years of anti competitive practices.
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United States
Edwin WW. Sins
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Mr. Sims
Stanfard 611
Landis
Sims
Joan BR. Walsh
Walsh
Simg
Yexr
Bay City
Wis
University of Michigan
Cook County
Bureau of Corporations
Washington
Department of Commerce
Lnbor Uod
Ilinois
Beef Trust
New York
Armours, Swifts
Meat Trust
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris
Plate
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Philadelphia Times
Bowiln W
J. Obden Armcue
Franklin
Building and Loan
Park School
T. 5. Brown
H. A. Connolly
Ernest V. Cock Brair
Willian B. Parry
Bloomfield
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
N. J
Passaic County
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Jefferson St
Passaic, N. J
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Chestnut Street
Nutley, N. J
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Market Street
Portland Range
ACME
Victor Talking
Victor Records
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Cor
Vreeland
Nutley
Nyeds
West Nutley Station
van Win Ee
Lehigh
Morris Canal