Fort Sill Retention Fights Led by Ferris in Oklahoma
Fort Sill faces possible abolition after a war department retrenchment report. Congressmen Scot Ferris advocates retention, arguing recent improvements bolster the post’s value. Local officials expect Fort Sill to remain a key southwestern installation, with continued support from supporters.
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Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill
War Department
Scott Ferris
Washington
Fort Sil
Pipe Spread Suspected in Lincoln Water Crisis
The Associated Press reports a leaking pipe feeding Lincoln wells may have caused a gastro intestinal disease outbreak affecting about 400 residents and linked to a typhoid fever wave that killed several, with contamination observed seeping into a major water source.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
San Antonio Poised for Record Winter Tourism Boost
Publicity drive in national magazines and major papers promises a winter tourist surge for San Antonio. John B. Carrington reports 50 to 75 inquiries daily from prospect visitors, with railroads and hotels predicting heavier post holiday travel. Ads in Melure's Outlook Country Life in America and other outlets target northern and eastern travelers.
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San Antonio
John B. Carrington
The
Publicity League
Torning
Mr. Carrington
Carrington
Alamo City
I W
St. George
General Passengger
M., K. & T. Railroad
National Magazine
Boston
Adulterated Paper Used by Government
Washington reports that a congressional joint committee found decades of government printing used adulterated paper. Substitution of clay for wood or rag fibers risks crumbling records and unreadability within a century.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congressional Joint Committee On Printing
Government
Kansas City Names Conservation Congress Committees
John B. White disclosed the Conservation Congress?s appointees for the year. The executive committee includes W. Lee Wersham of Atlanta and J. Lewin Thompson of Houston with ex officios Gifford Pinchot and others. Education forestry lands and agriculture sections list multiple professors and leaders from universities and associations across the United States.
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Associated Presb
Kansas City
John B. White
The
Conservation Congress
Lee Wersham
Atlanta
J. Lewin Thompson
Houston
Terri Page
World's Work
J, EB. Garnard
Indianapolis
Philip N. Moore
Federated Women's Clubs of
Missouri
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
B. N. Baker
Baltimore
Henry C. Wallace
Minerale
Joseph A. Holmes
Charles A. Vanhixe
Madison
Wis
I. C. White
Morgantown
W. Va
John Mitchell
Chitaire
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Sam Bi. Lindsey
Philadelphia
Henry L. McKune
Carl Vrooman
Bloomington
Calvin H. Wendell
Princeton
N. J
David Stare Jordan
Oakland
Cal
Baward HE
Alierman
University of Virginia
George H. Loveland
University Faf Nebraska
E. C. Craighead
Tuinte University
Toulgslana
Forestry
H. 5. Graves
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Mission Loop
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Fielding
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Nebraska Capital
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Eddins
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Claud J. Carter
Commerce
Strost
D. Fred Worth
Xmas
Turkey
Wagenfehr Poultry Depot
Garden Street
Mill Bridge
Mono-Hydride
Fountain of Health
J. A. Duerler
P. J. Owens Lumber CO
Oath Flores
Htchell
Carey
Veildere
Nardware
Groos & Co
Bankers Kat
Watncerporat
Wioitorg
Mike Goggan
Mike
Iano
Mike ‘Goggan
E. Houston St
San Antonio, Texas
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Notnan
St. Anthony
Gonakide
Thelramath
Frank Griffith
Naw
D. T
Iva Gunter
Sen. Antonte
M. Speaks
Speake
O. Ray Tolland
Victoria
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Phoenix Guaranty
Phoenix
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Edwin Clapp
Stetson
Alamo Plaza
Frank Bros
Ain Plaza
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