Miller Returns from Supreme Court for Kansas Colorado Water Case
Arkansas River trip outlines field investigations along the river in Kansas and Colorado. Attorney General Miller says the Supreme Court postponed any ruling, will await evidence and a master’s findings, with Kansas claiming a natural underflow. He notes field work to assess soil, water distribution and irrigation impacts and plans for Kansas and Colorado attorneys to submit evidence by July 20.
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Denver
N.C. Miller
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas River
Kansas
Miller
Richardson
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
Hayt
Colorado
United States
Knox
New Mexico
Irrigation Commission of
Dodge City
Deneen Nominated by Illinois Republican Convention
Governor Yates eased the deadlock at the Illinois Republican state convention in Springfield by forming a bloc with C. S. Deneen L. Y. Sherman Howland J. Hamlin and John H. Pierce sealing Deneen’s nomination for governor yesterday.
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C. S. Deneen
L. Y. Sherman
Howland J. Hamlin
John H. Pierce
Yates
Deneen
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Fort Collins Graduates Highlight Ag College Exercises
The 4 year graduates at Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins were recognized in a morning ceremony with diplomas for the 2 year students following. Franklin E Brooks spoke on government and land grant schools in an hour long address. Diplomas and medals were awarded to numerous students and faculty, with special recognition for the commercial department.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Denver News
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
The
Agricultural College
Willett Warton
J. W. Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Barton O. Aylesworth
Franklin E. Brooks
Colorado Springs
Brooks
United Sates
United States
Morton
Agricultural Department
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Congress
Carlyle
Germany
B. O. Ainseworth
May Barkeley
Nellie Beach
Leonard Graves
Ansel Harding
Clara Hotchkise
H. V. Hubbell
C. R. Jones
Jessie Kissock
George
Bert Langridge
Boulder
Aylesworth
B O. Aylesworth
Fred Dick
Denver Normal School
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Whistling Acacia of Nubia Inspires Track Engineering
The acacia species common in Nubia and Soudania, called the whistling tree, develops globular bladder-like swellings from insect larvae. After emergence the hole emits wind-driven music like a flute. Engineers recently used a parabolic outer rail lift on stretches back from straight tracks to smooth curves, reducing jolts for travelers.
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Nubia
Soudania
Plumcot Apples to adorn California grows at Burbank ranch
Luther Burbank pioneers the plumcot a plum apricot hybrid with a bright color and soft skin. He also raises stoneless plums and prunes white blackberries and large amaryllis blooms. The piece notes the plumcot’s apricot like shape and exquisite flavor. Separately it lists army recruitment criteria detailing age marital status and citizenship requirements.
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California
Luther Burbank
American Beauty Excels Grecian and Roman Ideals
The piece argues American women surpass beauty of ancient Greece and Rome, attracting European men and elevating American standards. It contrasts American culture with Europe and proclaims Japan as the Land of Tomorrow and Instant Movement, noting swift action in war.
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Greece
Rome
Japan
Monsoon failure and famine in India and papyrus forest in Sicily
The article explains famine in India results from monsoon failure, a natural cycle beyond human control, leading to crop ruin and widespread suffering. It also notes a rare papyrus forest near Syracuse, Italy, unusual since papyrus typically grows on the Nile.
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India
Italy
Anapus
Syracuse
Nurses Learn Clean Practice For Contagious Rooms
Hint advises that floors in rooms with contagious patients must not be swept. A cloth with borax water should wash the surfaces to prevent dust and germs from spreading. A Scottish minister finds a parishioner in a ditch and the accompanying joke recalls a peculiar wedding or funeral with remarkable success.
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Andrew
The Language of Shellfish Warns of Danger by Clicks
A naturalist studied strange clicking sounds heard at sea that alarmed fishermen. He found hundreds of shellfish opening and closing their shells produce a sequence from high treble to bass. The noises vary with boat movement and resemble bells and harps, suggesting a possible warning signal to disturb shallow water.
Jottings on stage hands and personal burdens
A collection of wry statements about communication and perception. The stage carpenter jokes that the telephone is not deaf yet mishears. a factory timekeeper relies on a watch. It notes the actor who panders to the gallery earns cheap applause and that sharing troubles with friends does not lessen personal burden.
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Chicago
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Toledo
Ohio
Lion
Woolson Spice Co
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Uncle Sam
Regular Army
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