Waste and Forest Depletion Alarm at White House Conference
Washington May 15 The governors at the White House conference warned of severe soil waste and forest depletion with little action taken. Discussions, proposed permanent governance, and calls for expert treatment and conservation measures dominated sessions led by Gov Johnson and Gov Dineen.
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Washington
White House
Tm Ton
Kentucky
Missouri
Nehenoka Wan
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Gov. Dineen
Tiliota
Jamon J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
T. C. Champberlain
Chicago
R. A. Wang
Kansas City
exGov
Pardee
California
H. A. Jietre
Carey
Wyoming
Wilson
New York State
J. 8. Whipple
Forest, Fish and Game
Empire State
Gov. Glenn
North Carolina
United States
Grover Cleveland
Congress
White Mountain
Appalachian
Gov. Falk
Forestry Commission
Utah
Winho
Montana
James A. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Ohio News Log Notes Brown Poison Trial and City Finances
Reports from Van Wert Cleveland Delaware and Columbus cover a variety of topics. The Martin Brown murder trial features expert testimony on strychnine found in Mrs Brown’s stomach. Cleveland Trust and American Savings Bank face closures and insolvency filings. Delaware students vow not to wear hats for the rest of the school year in a bonfire protest. A temporary restraining order blocks the Ohio Railroad Commission from enforcing certain intercity car service rules. Ohio Penitentiary officials see new parole supervision and staff appointments as part of prison administration.
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van Wert
Martin Brown
Rhamey
Fort Wayne Hospital
Brown
Railroad Commission
Columbus
Byetok
State Railroad Commission
Ohio
Acquittal in manslaughter case shocks Cleveland crowd
The jury in the case of Lake Shore railroad detective George Schulte returned a verdict of not guilty after a trial for manslaughter. Schulte had admitted shooting Matthew Crose on October 14, 1907, but was found not guilty. The verdict came Thursday afternoon in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
George Schulte
Lake Shore Railroad
Statthew Crose
Public Buildings Authorization Figures Reported
May to one omaious Dubie building bill carries author seations of 20,003,000 for new pan tracts and 2,195,000 for continuing bid contracts with totals around 23,108,000. Chairman Barnholdt briefed the house on Thursday from the committee on public buildings detailing authorizations for new contracts and purchases of sites. Several Ohio locations show notable figures such as Trenton and Maumsville with significant sums cited.
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Veaenington
Waa
Tho House Thurmlay
Barnholdt
Committee On
Amon
Tronton
Maupsfield
Panstleton O's
Three Bandits Steal 35000 In Albuquerque Train Robbery
Three men seized $35,000 en route from Albuquerque to pay miners at Dawson New Mexico. They gagged a station agent and guard at French New Mexico, blew the safe, and fled toward the mountains north of Las Vegas on the Santa Fe line. Lawmen pursued with bloodhounds and a special train. Victims released unconscious and the hold up reported to nearby towns.
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el Paso
Tex
May Jr
Moodhounda
French
Las Vegas
Prinehina
Bryan Urges Delegates Instruct Democratic Delegates
W J Bryan trains the delegates to the Democratic national convention urging that instructions from the people guide the delegates. He says instructions are the voice of the people and without them delegates are bound by party control. A Columbus report notes fire marshal Creamer’s return from misni districts amid arsons of several barns tied to tobacco county protests.
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Bryan
Lancoin
Neb
W. J Bryan
Columbus
Marshal Creamer
Misnil
Prehie
Parke
Butter
Syria
Currency bill passes House amid GOP support split
Washington May 15 The View land currency bill cleared the House under a special rule by 184 to 145 with 15 insurgent Republicans crossing party lines to back the measure while most Democrats abstained. Senate action followed with a major civil appropriation bill approved, aligning both chambers toward broader supply legislation.
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Washington
House
Kahn
California
Bryan
Katn
Williame
Senate
Short Stories and Notable Odds from Various Regions
Fragmented notes cover life laws in mines, a Connecticut fable, a Youngstown bet over a blaze ball, Massachusetts town sizes, Chicago utility donation rules, Canada’s 20 percent trade job mix, and a Risley family moving pattern across Manchester Vernon and Bolton with a dwelling spanning three towns and two counties.
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Connecticut
United States
Europe
Youngstown
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Dartmouth
Barnstable
Middleboro
Wilson
Chicago
Canada
John E. Risley
Manchester
Conn
Vernon
Bolton
Church Work Expands Across Pacific Coast
The Sunday Rest movement with headquarters in Sacramento is spreading rapidly along the Pacific coast. The Church Army of England earned over 1 100 000 in the last fiscal year with only 33 000 unspent. The Colonial and Continental Church society sent eighty four chaplains from England to Canada last year. The Epworth league and the Canadian Sunday School association may jointly ship a chapel car to reach railroad regions without churches. Cambridgeport village in Rockingham VT remains among New England communities with a long history of limited church overuse avoided for seventy years.
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Sunday Rest Tongue
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Church Army of England
Colonial and Continental Church Society
England
Canada
Epworth League
Sunday School Association of Canada
Cambridgeport
Rockingham
New England
Pastor Accepts Call to First Reformed Church
Rev P Zechiel of Galion accepted the pastorate of the local church last Sunday. The consistory approved the acceptance in a meeting. The minister will assume duties at home and move his family to the city soon. Rev W A Seulage plans to leave next Tuesday for MulChito as they decide their future home.
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The
First Reformed Church
P. &. Zechiel
Galion
Ome
Noir
W. A. Seulage
Seer
Aemre Deaye
Mul ‘Chito
Banker Geiger Dies in Jail Barracks Suicide Scene
Baltimore May 15 United States Marshal Langhammer found John W Geiger dead in the barricaded residence while seeking to arrest him on a jail order. Geiger, former Canton National Bank cashier, was convicted on five counts of 109 and sentenced to five years. A gunshot wound to the roof of the mouth and a pistol lay nearby as coroner confirmed death by hemorrhage from the shot.
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Baltimore
John W. Geiger
United States District Court
United States
Langhammer
Geiger
Canton National Bank
National Bank
Hann
United States Grand Jury
Sanda
Morrin
United States District Court of Apopala
United States Supreme Court
Morris
Gelger
Marshal Longhammer
Gilroy
Borly
Morrly
Geiger Jo
Cruthers
Gaiger
Indorsed Local Option Plank At Washington Convention
Dramatic and unexpected feature of the Washington Republican state convention was adoption of a local option plank by a vote of 680 to 258. The convention indorsed Natt while details of a deal were unclear and violence did not occur.
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Spokane
Ward
Washington
Bog
Children Die in Paasaic Flow May and Tenement Tragedy
A disaster in Paasaic May 1930s era reports a flow causing the deaths of several children and injuries to two women. The incident involved a tenement and surrounding homes with probable fatalities and cleanup hazards. Police and emergency crews responded, with authorities investigating the cause and potential structural failures.
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Tees
Armored cruiser Maryland wins at Magdalena Bay
The Maryland took the trophy in a recent target practice event at Magdalena Bay and the cup is now in the possession of the Minnots. Detectives in Chicago search for an incendiary targeting Clarke public school with 1,600 children. William J. Firgan may win the Democratic nomination and his daughter Ruth Bryan Leavitt would campaign in western states. Frick Coke Co enacts a new miners code prohibiting drinking on or off duty. Wright aircraft wreck near Kin Devil Hill follows two weeks of fair flights. Wilbur Wright injured while navigation succeeds in escaping.
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Magdalena Bay
Minnots
Chicago Boat of Education
Clarke Publicn
William J. Firgan
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Frick Coke Co. Pa
Ita
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Abe van Camps
W. H. Clark, Cor
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D.B. Goodsell
Diles
Dr. AW
Chase’s
Irun Bivel
Imentae & Bpatta
GHORT
Cleveland Banke Fair
Reserve ‘Trust Co
Superior Savings and ‘Trust Co
American Savings Bank
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American Bank
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Moncett Ball
Giria
Calvan
Harry Og
Ohio Penitentiary
Inez
Board of Man
Santa FE
French, N. M
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Freeland
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Coney Wland
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Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
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Marion
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L. EK. Nebergall
Union Station
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