Garfield says bonds not needed for irrigation plan
Former Interior Secretary James Garfield testified in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry that the $57 million bond issue Taft proposed was unnecessary for western irrigation. He said Ballinger and Taft lacked full facts, defended cooperation with water users and reclamation certificates, and noted funds existed to support work without bonds.
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Police Break Up Striker Meeting At Baseball Park
Police dispersed a meeting of strikers and sympathizers at a baseball park after attempts to assemble. Crowd estimates and warnings were reported as tensions rose during the gathering.
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Baseball Park
Philadelphia Rioters Arrested After City Hall March
Associated Press reports five newspaper reporters were arrested on incitement charges after a Philadelphia march on city hall by strikers and thermoplytes. Bail set at $1000 each. hearing scheduled for next week. Police actions broke up the crowd and prevented a planned meeting at City Hall.
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Philadelphia
Wepaper
Girls Shot by Afghans Near Jerusalem Mosque
Americans visiting the Omar mosque near Jerusalem were fired on by Afghan fanatics. Miss Ater Maurice of Mamaroneck New York received a slight flesh wound and Miss Parker Moore of Haute Indiana was seriously wounded but expected to recover. The State Department received undared telegram from Consul Wallace in Jerusalem. Turkish officers are expected to take prompt steps to punish the assailant.
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Robbers Escape With Bank Millions After Blast
Robbers dynamited the safe at the Tank of Pana early today and escaped on a hand car with about $7,000 after exchanging shots with citizens. One civilian was wounded, pursuing locals surrounded the bank, robbers fled onto the street and railway ties, then boarded a hand car and vanished as a posse pursued.
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Noted veteran dead in Cire Wis March 16
Captain John Kelly aged seventy four died here today in Cire Wisconsin. He served in the Sixteenth Wisconsin regiment in the Civil War and carried the colors in the regiment's charge at Shirgh where six color guards fell beside him.
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Kitz Bahr Nuptials In Neenah As Miners Strike Looms
Miss Sarah Bahr daughter of Mr and Mrs Bahr wed Sparles F Kitz son of Mr and Mrs Martin Kitz in a Trinity Lutheran ceremony at the Ridge road home of Herman Bahr Neenah witnesses included Alina Bahr Mable Kitz Albert Rahr and George Tanke. The event occurs amid Bethlehem Steel labor unrest as strikes threaten business interests.
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Ridge Road
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Atre
Bahr
Sparles F. Kitz
Martin Kitz
Oshkosh
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Trinity Lutheran Church
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Mable Kitz
Albert Rahr
George Tanke
Oshkosh Bowlers Return From Detroit Tournament
Oshkosh bowlers completed the American Bowling Congress event in Detroit returning home except Henry Bestier who stays in Chicago. Local hopes rest on prize money between 300 and 380 dollars as the team showed mixed results with Charles Erickson and Frank Joerges finishing second in doubles totaling 120 pins and other players posting varied scores in singles and the last game.
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American Bowling Congress
Detroit
Henry Bestier
Chicago
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Votoms
Flite
Vulcans
Mninen
Thiavity
Charles Erickson
Frank Joerges
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Restler
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Genel
City Board Eyes Laboratory Purchase For Health Work
At a board of health meeting the purchase of a microscope and other apparatus was recommended to aid the city health work. The proposal aims to connect with the city board of health and establish a complete laboratory, hoping for favorable action from the common council and city officials.
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Wedding Reception Fetes Couple With Numerous Guests
The couple brightened by a ceremonious wedding with a reception and multi course supper. A large number of auto guests attended. guests listed include Mr and Mrs Otto Kith, Mr and Mrs John Arftt, and Mrs Drinnek of Grand Stamps, among others.
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William Commer May Enter Governor Race Amid Meetings
A report from Plankinen House last night details William Commer discussing a gubernatorial bid with local officials and political advisers. Officials indicate possible announcements after assessments by party leaders and the upcoming assembly session.
Tragedy as Wall Collapse Kills Twenty at Hazing Site
Workers mainly foreigners were crushed when a brick wall three stories high collapsed during construction in Vittsburg. Twenty men were fatally injured with others severely hurt as debris buried them beneath fallen timbers and bricks amid a warningless accident.
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Associates Press
Vittsburg
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Linx & Non
Athens
Restoration plans for 72 entry course announced
Historical notes describe efforts to restore a 72 entry section linked to the Grand River and Caloride projects. The text mentions Washington state institutions and a class retry of a balance program, noting power possibilities and a watched outcome.
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Dense testimony hints at mixed loyalties in a charity case
A transcript fragment describes discussions among board members about a possible combination or alliance. Key figures include Spokane, June, and Waller, with notes on proxy presence and the need for cooperation. The opening of a tour and a trust inquiry are mentioned amid tension over allegiance and influence.
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Waller
Slogan contest for Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Board of Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce votes to award the winning slogan for Oshkosh. Submissions include phrases like Oshkosh No Joah and Optimistic Oshkosh. A move to rename the city by paying the chamber the most proceeds was rejected.
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Brief on famed case and industry figures
Fragmentary report notes Nesucisted Freed Washington and others linked to a prominent case or business dispute. Mentions Juan and Frank Ford of New York and Sugar Foe, with hints of legal action, defense concerns, and a corporate context.
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Democratic party conference to be held in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin gathering aims to strengthen the Democratic party and prevent factional divisions. Key leaders from several counties will attend a regional conference to discuss party unity and future actions.
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Special Services At St Peter's Draw Large Crowd
Hundreds attended a Catholic service at St Peter's Church last evening as the forty hour devotion was held by the pastor. Clergy from nearby parishes led prayers and the event drew families and residents to participate in the sacred rites.
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Thease Clifford Kopas
Actor Sues for Divorce Amid Allegations of Abuse
A Broadway actor faces divorce proceedings alleging crack and inhuman treatment. The complaint names Chamberlain and Roehr as parties and notes she was employed in a downtown store.
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Duty of committee defined by Davidson discussed
The Republican Congressional Campaign Committee faces questions on nominations and support for Republican nominees. Davidson of Wisconsin argues nominees retain full rights and the committee should aid their campaigns while avoiding actions that weaken the party. He opposes efforts to discriminate against insurgents unless they harm the party and stresses independent judgment on speakership and house rules. Representative Morse met President Taft to discuss Antigo postmastership and the potential candidate Richart Doebke.
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Mabray May Plead Guilty In Federal Court
In Council Bluffs Florida March 30 John C Mabray and about twenty other defendants faced Judge MacPherson in the U S District Court. Three defendants pled guilty and attorneys conferred as reports swirled that more might follow. Mabray considered pleading guilty if state indictments could be quashed.
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Mabray
Inwa
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Aimes
One Life Lost in Fire in Hempstead Factory blaze
A deadly fire at a Hempstead factory today killed an elderly nun and injured a young nurse who saved others. About forty residents jumped from windows as flames engulfed the structure. The West Forty-fifth Street building was destroyed with a loss around 106,900, while the ice and Orient railway suffered about 109 in another note.
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Militia Ordered Out Amid Strike Turmoil
Dispatches report Sheriff and deputies phoned Governor Tus to warn that strike conditions in Cormih are serious and additional troops are needed to hold the area. Companies Eo and Foodf Schnectady were ordered cut.
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