No Cheap Rates for Government Irrigation Materials
The interior department and geological survey face scrutiny over special railroad rates for irrigation project materials in the West. Comptroller Tracewell warns it may violate the Interstate Commerce Act by granting rebates, while Hitchock and Walcott argue the rates save costs and aid farmers. The issue, tied to a 30 million dollar program and a 10 year loan repayment, will be referred to the attorney general.
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Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
West
Tracewell
Treasury Department
Hitchcock
Walcott
Interior Department
S. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Revival sweeps Seattle as Chapman leads fervent crowd
The Seattle Star reports a strong revival at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Chapman stirring a packed audience into deep spiritual excitement. Many filled altar cards and raised hands as the evangelist urged seekers to join the saved, predicting greater success than in Portland.
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Chapman
Seattle
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Chapman
The
Saved
Wyoming Woolgrowers Meeting Opens At Cheyenne
The Wyoming Woolgrowers convention in Cheyenne begins its second day at 8 oclock with a large turnout. Debates focus on grazing on forest reserves, with plans to pay 50 per band for admitting more sheep. Gov. Brooks and Judge Potter address legal and range issues as the season moves forward. American Baseball Association also opens its season with 154 games across seven clubs including Kansas City and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Woolgrowers
Cheyenne
Welock
Denver Post
Priawent Tisdel
B. C. Buffum
B. B. Brooks
Brooks
C N. Potter
State Supreme Court
American Association
Senson
Chicago
American Baseball Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Oriental Congress Opens in Algiers With Delegates
The International Oriental congress opened in Algiers with Professor Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins University presiding. The weeklong sessions include two excursions for delegates to Western Kabylia and to Shiffa, Sherahel and Tipaza. Meanwhile in New York William Collier and his company sailed for London to perform The Dictator for four weeks before a summer run at the Hudson Theatre.
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Algiers
America
International Oriental Congress
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopkins University
Kabylia
Shiffa
Sherahel
Tipaza
New York
William Colier
Majestic
London
Richard Harding Davis
Hudson Theater
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Dempster
Dempeter
R. Alexander ‘Oago
Makers
Umatilla
Cieeaper
California
National Biscuit Co
F. S. YOUNGER @ SON
Wyoming
Okolona
J. E. Reeder
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