Land Drawin 10 Huge Fake Land Drawin 10 Huge Fake
Billings Montana reports the fourth and fifth sessions of the Dry Farming congress feature Louie W. Hill of Great Northern railways urging Montana to be seen as an agricultural state while calling the Flathead reservation opening a huge fake. H. W. Campbell attacks Secretary Wilson over dry farming methods and urges farmer education to advance soil fertility without rapid policy shifts.
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Montana
Flathead Reservation
Wilson
Billings
Louie W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Congress
Mr. Hill
Uniti Staton
Treat Northern
Indiana
United States
H. W. Campbel
Phe Department of Agriculture
Campbell
Hilaire
Velita
Accaaloy
Unclear horticultural notes on tulips and Siberian plants
The speaker discusses growing plants including tulips and Hilades and sweet flowers from Siberia. He notes uncertainty about their utility and declines to dispute a colleague while offering to defer the investigation to the agriculture department.
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Siberia
Department of Agriculture
California Man Fasts Forty Three Days for Stomach Cure
Villetta Cal October 28 J Barnwell a California man today began his forty third day of fasting to cure stomach trouble He has lost fifty pounds from a 170 pound start at age seventy He started fasting to find relief and after fourteen days tried soup but could not keep it down On the thirtieth day venison juice was tried and the patient reports improvement and says he will be a “ye min when he breaks fast.
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California
Villetta
Cali
J. D. Barnwell
Barnwell
Defunct Oregon Trust Officials Arrested in Portland
Walter H. Moore president and four bank officials of the Defunct Oregon Trust and Savings bank were arrested on charges of accepting deposits after the bank became insolvent. The group appeared before Police Justice Olven, with cases to be continued this week, and were held on bonds of 6000 dollars each following an information sworn by depositor Abraham Henke.
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Portland
Walter H. Moore
W. Cooper Mooris
E. Lytle
Henry A. Moore
Leo Friede
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Wis
Olven
Abraham Henke
New York Fight Result Near. Jeffries Deal Near Signed
News from New York on October 24 reports Sam Berger and George Little managers of Jeffrey and Johnson planning a meeting to sign articles for a fight. The event would feature the strongest fighter ever in the ring and is expected to draw world attention.
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Kol
New York
Sam Berger
Ceorge Little Mangers
Jeffrrey and Johnson
Jotitwon
Jeffries
Johnson and Jeffries Talk Plans in New York Arrival
Jack Johnson arrived in New York at 9 30 this morning and planned talks with Jeffries to arrange their night and a potential bout in San Francisco. A large crowd greeted Johnson as he promised a fair purse split and a decisive finish in the ring. Johnson said the winner and loser must share the purse, and he invited Jeffries to name the percentage. He warned against betting on the Black man and suggested more talks would occur the next day after discussions between Hermer and Johnson.
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New York
Jack Jonason
Meet Jeffries
San Francisco
Ive Thauenind Necro
Joffrier
Talen
Jeff
Jeffries Woarke
Johnson
Hermer
Republican Leaders See Cannon as Speaker Prospect
A dispatch from Melilla Ark relayed to the Tribune notes Republican leaders and senators in Taft's party regard Cannon as again a candidate for speaker. The piece says her chances hinge on Taft's support and a key conference held to determine the path forward.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Melolla, Ark
Correat
Taft
Cannon
Cannonie
Aldriot
Ovander hearing Taft trip aims for Vicksburg arrival
The Taft party plans a three city itinerary ending with Vicksburg tonight and targets New Orleans by Saturday. Taft and associates expect to reach New Orleans Dynooy, with the visit wrapping up by the weekend.
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Vicksburg
Trownville
Mina
Qet
Taft
New Orleans
Dynooy
Ballinger Seeks Bond Aid to Complete Reclamation Projects
Secretary Ballinger after westward tour presses for congressional authority to issue bonds against reclamation funds to finish existing water power and irrigation projects. He notes withdrawals blocked private power sites and urges rapid action as funds and business prudence permit.
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Washington
Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Far West
Aiberto
Congress
Thringer
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Sis
Iin Rapidy
Busines
Moreys
Spokane Police Officer Shot by Suspect in City
Spokane reports a burglaries wave preceded a patrol when a waterbury officer in plain clothes was shot in the back and died. Another officer wounded, the suspect fled toward Ninth Avenue and Adams Street as police pursued.
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Spokane
Pollewmay Alfred Hf
Waterbury
Ninth Avenue
Adame Alreet
Kenthal
Toby
Siere Howr
Waterbury Nenoatey
Eikpiclows
Lowell with Road Company to Expand Electric Network
Judge Stephen A. Low said that the Ematilla Railway and Electric Power company plans additional factories for the city and to build a network from Dale to Pendleton. The project, led by locals such as Douglas Belts, A. R. Turner, and George Schlagel, aims to provide cheap power to attract industry and develop southern Umatilla and northern Grant counties. John T. Whistler will oversee engineering, and stock contributions from local residents and Portland investor George Arthur Brown are noted. The plan envisions a power plant on the John Day river, transmission lines, and a rail system to make Pendleton a regional electric hub within three years, subject to sufficient capital and local stock subscriptions.
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Ematilla Railway Electric Power Company
Stephen A. Low
Tori? & Winter
Énly
Douglas Belts
A. R. Turner
George Schlagel
Umatilla
Grand Counties
Speskine
Judee Lowell
Burt
John T Whistler
Umatilla County
Whistler
Fiom
Dale
Pendleton
John Dry
Pilar Rock
Dieton
Farma
George Arthur Brown
Portland
Pennsusual
Life Tnsurance Company
Grant
Mayor Murphy Seeks Re Election Amid City Politics
Mayor J Murphy announces candidacy for re election amid a crowded field. Friends pressure and business backing shift him from initial reluctance, with two existing mayoral hopefuls and possible withdrawals shaping a tense race. Corruptions and petitions also swirl around council and ward endorsements as others file for office.
Cook and Barrill in Joint Debate in Hamilton
In Missoula, Dr. Cook and his guide Edward N Barrill prepare for a joint debate tonight in Hamilton. Barrill has sworn that Cook never reached within fourteen miles of Mount McKinley summit and that photos of Barrill and the American flag on the summit were taken far from the peak. Barrill plans to publicly challenge Cook and recount what he claims. Cook says he is ready to confront his traducers and defend his claims.
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Misoula
Mont
Dr. Cook
Edward N. Barrill
Hamilton
Barrill
Mount McKinley
Mt. McKinley
Taft Delayed On River Tour By Ocean Freight Delays
President Taft fell hours behind schedule as rivercraft carrying Congressmen governors and delegates to the waterways convention in New Orleans faced delays. The Memphis to Helena to Vicksburg route shifted times with arrivals pushed back hours, and Arkansas governor Donagher was set to greet the president later than planned. The convoy including other vessels was to land near the same time as the president’s flotilla in Arkansan waters.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Vicks
Oelork
Arkansons
Donagher
Maver Martin
Frisco Damage Suit Claims Fickert Speech Talks Damages
William Dy editor of the Daily News testifies in superior court alleging Charles M. Fickert spoke publicly against him and forced support for a political appointment. The News seeks 10,000 dollars in damages on two counts of alleged defaming statements.
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San’ Frances
William Dy
Whelan
Daily, News
Superior
Charles M. Fickenty
Edn
Wilon
Labor Numinee Fond Artries
Slin- Jeor-anil
Flickert
Hram Johnson
Fickert
Berney
Heney
Any
Coroner Probes Murder Plot Ties to International Gang
Police hypothesize Gebhardt, a member of a global gang, planned to marry women then rob and abduct them. The coroner, aided by New York police, seeks the prisoner’s intent after last night’s declaration to harm women amid a broader movement.
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Apoly T
Cut Gebhardt
Mintlon
Agne Luther
New York Police
May Tunnel Plan Sparks Surveying Revisions in Blue Mountains
Local reports claim a long contemplated tunnel project through the Blue mountains may shorten the Chicago Portland Seattle route. Surveying crews near Pendleton and Duncan prepare camps, with possible routes from Butter Creek to Baker City under consideration. The plan includes eliminating grades and running a tunnel three to five miles long, promising substantial time and power savings. The project is linked to the O R & N line and may affect existing lines and camps at Ripetlea and other points.
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Duncin
Union Baker
Pendleton
Blue Mountains
Chicago
Portland
Seattle
Duncan
Bneme
Huntington
De Lara Is Released In Los Angeles Court
Los Angeles October 28 L Guidigeros De Lark a Mexican regialist was released on 4000 bond after being charged as an alienist and anarchist The release followed approval of bonds prepared by De Lark counsel He was arrested October 19 for delivering a somatic speech on the Los Angeles plaza
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L. Guidigeros de Lark
ball _ De Lara
Ridgway
Dy Lara
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