National Irrigation Congress Prepares for Pueblo Meet
Pueblo Colo Aug 3 Most important for national welfare the plan of the eighteenth national irrigation congress to be held in Pueblo September 26 to 30 outlines a progressive constructive policy. Officials note irrigation statistics will be collected and a large public program includes a monster parade and a national irrigation exposition. Speakers include government officials and eminent irrigation authorities from several states.
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Pueblo
Colo
National Irrigation Congress
Arthur Hooker
Natonal Irrigation Congress
Board of Governora
Friends of Irrigation
National Congress
Census Bureau
Npital
National
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Scientixta
Colorado
Renda
Congress
Colorado Board ‘of Control
P. J. Dugan
A. G. Weston
Alva Adame
R. H. Faxon
J. A. Barclay
L. M. Markham
R. Insinger
Spokane
Colorado Board of Control
B. A. Fowler
Phoenix
Arizona
John F. Shafroth
A. L. Fugard
Fowler
Ume
Alya Adams
Ee Pueblo
Jwi
Minsissippi Valley
W. K. Kavanaugh
Whiskey fraud case tied to Moonwhin ing firm in Philadelphia
Jacob Gelber faced a preliminary hearing after arrest on charges tied to tapping and disposing of 240 gallons of spirits without tax. The Milneis Fruit Diling company, linked to extensive moonshining in Obl Congo, faces multiple arrests including its president and numerous staff. Government alleges about 115000 in revenue taxes evaded. Gelber denies war involvement and claims not in Chicago for two years. Mrs Smiley, Miss Brulley, and Mrs Pettibotin reportedly left for Colapado until October.
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Philadelphia
Jacob iGelber
United States
Concern
Leiber
Chicago
Remains of Late Bill Ghoss Laid to Rest
Funeral services for William H. Crown late secretary of state were held at the White Temple by Masonic Blue Lodge No 34 with Gov Haskell and Rev A M Davidson among speakers. Masons and visitors attended, pallbearers named, interment at Palrlawn cemetery, services began at the Masonic home at midnight.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William H. Crown
White Temple
Masonic Blue Lodge
Lodge
C. N. Haskell
EB. J Gildings
A. M. Davidson
W. K. Brows
Palrlawn Cemetery
John Threadgill
D. D. Leach
C. G. Jones
8. P. Price
G. W. Clark
A. Hanford
Masonic Home
Scottiah Rite
Consu ‘Tory
Guthele
Loden Jer Wembera
Pragk Hitcon Greer
Capital Case Again To Be Heard By Supreme Court
Guthrie Oklahoma August 1 The state capital question is before the Oklahoma supreme court again on a petition for rehearing. Petitioners ask where the state capital belongs Guthrie or Oklahoma City The filing argues the June special election fixed Oklahoma City as capital and seeks an immediate ruling on the capital location and related appropriations. It contends officers must work from the capital and that the court should address the capital question promptly.
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Supreme Court
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma State
Aeers
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
B. F. Burwell
Haskell
Huwton
Atte
Meadnures
Tate
Oklahoma ‘City
County Democrats to Meet for Delegates
County Democrats will meet tomorrow afternoon at the courthouse to select delegates for the Democratic state convention in Oklahoma City on Thursday. The gathering responds to a request from state leaders in Brace.
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Crate County
Oklahoma City
Sverige Fe
Brace
Court Houe
Aerial Railway of Colorado Captures World Attention
Aerial railway from Silver Plume to Sunrise Peak in Colorado is hailed as a remarkable engineering feat. Descriptions from The Scientific American and others praise its grandeur while detailing a Denver to Silver Plume journey via Georgetown Loop. The three mile ride climbs to 14,032 feet offering year round snow and views, with a mail station and a dedicated manager in Denver.
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Silver Plume
Colo
Milan
Sunrise
Rockies
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Colorado
Francis Wayne
Denver Post
Sunrise Peat
Sunrise Peak
Georgetown
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Golden
Clear Creek Canyon
Banging Rock
Lone Pine
Mother Grundy
Idaho Springs
George Town
Thia
Poenery
Silver Prime
Cabyon
Brooke
Wirt G. McCarty
Memoral Tanager Aerial
Enterprine
Murray to issue statement on Sunday after gubernatorial bid
Oklahoma City Aug 4 William J Murray conceded defeat in the Democratic nomination for governor. He said he lacks funds to contest and would not allow friends to donate. He claimed the election was stolen and planned to leave Saturday for life in Tabowlings after reports of precincts showing Lew Cruce ahead.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William HH
Murray
Lew Cruce
Tina
Saterday
Life Bone
Tabowlngs
Croce
Passenger Steamer Sinks Off Coast of Alaska
A Canadian Pacific steamer Princess May en route from Vancouver to Alaska sank near Central Island after a wireless warning reached San Francisco. The incident occurs amid a busy tourist season with travelers aboard. Seven Inmates Lose Lives in Jamaica Hotel Fire.
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Alaska
San Francisco
Cal
Vancouver
Alaskan Pointe
Cemtral Island
Merchants’ Exchange
Hetebth
New York
Jamaica
Vinita High School to Open Fall With 100 Plus Students
Vinita high school will open this fall with more than one hundred students and offer a four year equine program for the first time. The school expects many more applicants from surrounding counties and aims to provide coursework accepted by universities and colleges. Teachers are experienced, some graduates from universities and state normal schools. The city and board of education back the effort, and a public library donated by Mrs. W. B. Coley will be housed at the high school. Pupils city or country wishing to enroll should contact the city superintendent.
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Vinita High School
Vinita
Oklahoma
Ttt High School
Medh Mater Apes
High School Open to County Students in Vinita
The Vinita high school will admit all Crile county pupils at county expense, 1 dollar monthly per out of town student. Alpha Graham and Mary Badgett were elected to primary department positions, eliminating the half day system. Editorial urges intelligence, integrity, honesty, and community sacrifice for progress in Vinita, Craig county, and Oklahoma.
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Vinita
Crile
Veisef
Miseew Alpha Graham
Mary Badgett
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Francia G Newlands
Nevada
J. M. Carey
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