Stensland Captured After Global Chase for Bank Fraud
Paul O. Stensland president of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank was captured in Tangier Morocco after a whirlwind chase from Chicago via England Gibraltar and Spain. A Tribune representative and Assistant State's Attorney Olson ran the case, with Grummere the American minister in Morocco coordinating. Stensland fled amid the bank's August 6 collapse affecting over 22 000 families.
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Orientals to Drive Americans to Farms' Farming Fundamental
United States faces a looming food shortage as population rises to 425 million within two decades. J J Hill of the Great Northern railroad addresses the Minnesota agricultural exposition, urging a shift back to tilled soil and intensified farming to feed future demand and curb reliance on foreign imports. He cites Belgium Japan and Paris as benchmarks for dense productive farming and predicts doubled cultivated area with improved methods could raise annual farm output to $15 000 000 000.
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Irrigation Congress Opens at Boise with Roosevelt Letter
President Roosevelt sends a message to the National Irrigation Congress delegates in Boise Idaho as sessions begin. The address highlights the Reclamation Act work, progress on 23 projects, 1000000 acres laid out, 800 miles of canals, and forest service collaboration to safeguard watersheds and timber for western prosperity.
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Roosevelt Reviews Great American Fleet at Oyster Bay Parade
President Roosevelt reviewed the forty five ships of the fleet in battle array at Oyster Bay on Labor Day. The cost of parade estimated at $1 000 000 was justified by the demonstration of rapid readiness and versatile capability. The order disrupted plans for ships and crews and involved rushed repairs and modifications. The event will include naval attaches from many nations and a twenty one gun salute at each flagship as the Mayflower hosts the president and luncheon with Rear Admiral Evans and squadron commanders.
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Roosevelt reviews largest fighting fleet off Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt reviewed the greatest fleet ever assembled under the U S flag. Forty five vessels with 1 178 guns saluted as he boarded the Mayflower. Weather was overcast yet the ceremony proceeded with formalities and official luncheon aboard.
Mrs Cleveland Climbs Mount Washington for Exercise
Former White House hostess Grover Cleveland, expert mountaineer, ascends Mount Washington 6288 feet high. She and her party reached the summit Tuesday afternoon and spent the night, returning via Tuckerman’s Ravine to Glen Station and home to Sandwich.
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Government to Inspect Grain for Honest Grading
Washington reports that federal grain inspection and grading will be established to remove guesswork. A $15,000 appropriation funds expert trials to ensure uniform, honest grading, with two specialists to run tests in Baltimore and New Orleans.
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Stanford Jewels to Be Sold for Library Fund
Trustees of Stanford University decided to sell a million dollar jewelry collection once private sales wrap up. Some pieces may go to private buyers while the rest head to auction in New York and London to fund a university library. The move follows Mrs. Stanford's wish to convert the collection into a books fund.
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Arkansas Election Returns Point To Democratic Lead
Arkansas voters went to polls for state district and county elections with early indications showing Democratic candidate for governor Little likely to win a plurality around 65,000 over Republican challenger John Worthington.
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