Great Men Gather for Country's Good
Washington May 13 The White House hosted a landmark gathering of political and industrial leaders to discuss conservation of natural resources. President Roosevelt spoke as governors and nationwide figures attended with figures like Andrew Carnegie and William Jennings Bryan present.
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Conservation of Natural Resources
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Festive Navy Visit Brightens San Francisco Harbor
Francisca and Pacific fleets recover from long voyages as observation cars depart for a harbor tour and trips to Mount Tamalpais and Muir Woods. A pre dawn reception at the Auditorium honors officers and wives, with high society guests dancing with sailors and a lavish supper.
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United ‘Railways
Physicians Give Ideas At American Medical Meet
The second day of the twenty third annual meeting of the Association of American Physicians featured readings of numerous papers. Philadelphia figures J D Steele and David L Edsall led addresses, with other presenters from Boston New York Cleveland and St Paul. Victor C Vaughan of Ann Arbor was chosen president amid efforts to foster collegial spirit.
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Washington, D.C
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J. D. Steele
David L. Edsall
Sydney J. Repplier
R. Tait McKenzie
Mec. Hamill
Howard
C. Carpenter
Thomas A. Cope
Philadelphia
Franz Pfaff
Mark W
Johnson Conference Hints at Conservative Action
Reported talks among Minnesota leaders show Governor Johnson and allies weighing options after a day of uncertain plans. Frank Lerrabee of Armneapolis says decisions may come tonight or tomorrow, with no firm letter from Mrs Bryan read at meeting.
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Bryan
Tarraber
Jetter
Vaeter
Foraker Abandons Bid on Brownsville Vote in Senate
In Washington the Senate tabled Culberson's motion to set next Saturday for Brownsville bid voting. Senator Foraker withdrew his effort to advance the measure and won a December 16 vote date by a 62 to 6 approval after the table decision.
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Brownsville
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Culberson
Bill Posters at Racine Hold Eighteenth Annual Convention
Milwaukee dispatch reports the State Bill Posters association met in Racine with forty delegates. Seventy four organizations in as many cities are listed, four new groups joined and two suspended. Financial condition described as very gratifying. President reported progress in bill posting and advertising. National Secretary Bernard of Chicago attended and spoke. officers to be elected late today.
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Nationel Seeretary
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Chicago
Untitled fragment on legal notices and wills found
A partial OCR fragment mentions ants and wills with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are readable. no decisive actions or dates emerge. The text appears as a garbled snippet from a legal or editorial page quote.
Mrs Gunness Not Alone in Grim Case
Fragmentary OCR notes recount suspicions around Mrs. Gunness, hinting at involvement with associates and a broader conspiracy. The writing references Laporte and Cochrane, suggesting multiple suspects and an ongoing inquiry lacking clear conclusions.
Taft Support At North Dakota and California Conventions
North Dakota Republicans begin a state convention to elect a national committeeman amid stalwart and insurgent clashes with McKenzie faction holding a working majority. In California Oakland delegates at the Third district convention endorsed Taft for the presidency and were instructed to back him at the national convention.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Spontrol
McKenzie
Oakland
Calo
California
William H. Taft
Washington House Debates Possible Rule Change Tomorrow
A Washington report notes possible rule changes to shorten time for a roll call in tomorrow’s House session. The discussion centers on procedural adjustments and parliamentary limits affecting debate length and scheduling.
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Shoe Shine Prices May Rise Across City
The report notes a proposed nickel price hike for shoe shines amid rising material and labor costs. Shiners in harbor shops face charges, while hotels see a dime rate, with residents debating the impact of sidewalk clearance and broader cost increases on street stands.
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George Haverty
Henry Griegar
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Harber
Svnse
Sudden Northeaster Drops Town Temperature Twenty Degrees
A dramatic cold snap hits the area on Tuesday evening. After a sunny warm day the northeast wind drives people indoors as temperatures plunge from the mid seventies to the mid fifties within minutes. Lake observers report a sharp wind shift and rough seas at Stony Beach.
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Fernandes
Stony Beach
Mile Cwaukee
Ordinance Gap on Street Stands Stirs City Council
Debated whether to permit sidewalk stands for vendors on Main Street. City Attorney Cowling argued no current ordinance allows exemptions and proposed either a blanket ban or targeted rules. Alderman Voss moved referral to ordinances and printing committee while awaiting City Attorney Richmond.
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Covey
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Beligé
Cowling
Richmond
Oshkosh Power Boat Club Race Rules Meet
The Oshkosh Power Boat club race committee gathered at the Athearn hotel Tuesday to draft summer race rules. No final rules were adopted though a general framework was agreed, with adjournment to Monday for continued work. Members present included Edward W. Paine chair J Frank Gates Samus Lopez William H Kratech Commodore C W George Everhart Rex Hollister and Warren G Maxcy with two others absent.
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Athearn Hotel
Edward W. Paine
J. Frank Gates
Samus Lopez
William H. Kratech
Commodore
C. W. George Everhart
Rex Hollister
Warren G. Maxcy
Clubhouse for Girls Aimed at Working Women
A proposal outlines creating a clubhouse for working girls offering a safe gathering place with books, recreation, and entertainment. The project seeks philanthropic support to cover construction and furnishings, with detailed plans to follow as the proposition develops.
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Ovhkosh -Hava
Tornado Hits Nebraska Five Towns Suffer Heavy Losses
Five Nebraska towns were struck by a tornado causing partial communication restoration and extensive damage. Casualties include three more dead. injuries reported among residents and workers, with wrecked homes and churches across the affected area.
Wisc Telephone wires broken by wind and bird in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Telephone Co reports a severe wind storm cut telephone service statewide by a house blown into lines near Sun Prairie and a chicken hawk crash on the Janesville Milwaukee circuit left wires shorted for twelve hours. A Monona tornado killed carpenter William Royston and injured two others, with his brother John hurt by falling lumber.
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