National Rivers and Harbors Congress meets in Washington
The National Rivers and Harbors Congress opened a three day session in Washington DC. President Randall urged a comprehensive waterway policy with hefty federal funding while Count von Bernstorff outlined Germany’s inland waterway development, stressing efficiency and cooperation with railways to boost commerce.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Randall
Rene
Raneiell Epolee
Watwreq
Cone Oe
Friends of Waterways
Count von Bettaterift
German Empire
United States
Count von Bernestert
Berlin
Vomsele
Tommirine
Prussia
Defense Conference in Muskogee Over Legal Records
In Muskogee Oklahoma a defense conference with attorneys was held to determine action to obtain records relevant to the governor and five Muskogee citizens indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government. Officials discussed papers needed for the defense and potential court orders if access is denied. United States Attorney Cregg said the government is ready for trial, with no clear date set for the Muskogee term in January.
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Muskogee
Okla
Meskell
Orville T. Smith
Menry Rah
Guthrie
Saltwell Russell
Ardmore
L. Ristle
Morten Rutherford
Techrda
Munkomee
Tlte Commission
Thomas Hyon
Marshal
Marahal
Chick- Asha
United States
Cregg
Campbell
Great Holiday Sale Offers Gloves Hats And More
A promotional notice announces a 20 percent discount on gloves and mittens, hats priced at 1.78, 19c Christmas handkerchiefs, 25c coats spool cotton, and other items. It urges readers to consult The Golden Rule store paper for details and proofs. The sale opens Saturday morning with all items sold as represented.
Waterways Bill Discussed At River and Harbor Meeting
Washington officials report progress on river and harbor legislation. Chairman Alexander heads a river and harbor committee meeting with projects and anticipated appropriations around 40 000 dollars. He notes the bill will be liberal in size and outlines ongoing reviews of major canal and port works and interstate river projects.
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Washington
Dec
Alexin ‘der
Alexander
Congress
King Leopold Grim Health Suffering Sparks Anxiety
Associated Press reports from Brussels that King Leopold's health caused widespread anxiety as rheumatism has been complicated by paralysis, leaving his majesty unable to rise from his chair and prompting concern over his condition and future health prospects.
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Leopold
Brussels
Dee
Ti Tk
City Council Appoints Panel On Gas Company Franchise
City council meeting chaired by J B Martin discusses gas supply failures and postpones major measures. A committee of Roberts Lefore and Taylor to investigate Vinita Gas franchise conditions and assign responsibility for supply inadequacy. Special committee to probe paving assessments paid to EY Overley & Company and disputed charges on city books.
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Vinita Gas Courhiny
Roberts
Lefore
Taylor
EY Overley & Company
Flyer and Frisco Train Collision Reported
A Wednesday night collision occurred at the crossing of the M and Prince railroads in the city. The Flyer and Frisco trains 407 both arrived late. signals caused confusion. Neither train derailed. the Katy engine was damaged and both trains were blocked until a relief engine from Parsons arrived.
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Prince
Katy Hyer
Katy
Parsons
Census Bureau report triggers cotton price surge in New York
In Associated Press copy from New York on December, a census bureau report spurred strong market action. May cotton leaped to a new high this season, trading up 1569 points above prior close as buying intensified.
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Census Bureau
Associated Press
New York
Girls Murdered for Insurance Rumors Shape Jury View
Pittsburgh Kang Dec 7 Goldingberg was found murdered on her front porch soon after a Saturday birthday or event, with investigators probing an insurance motive. The coroner's jury questioned the widow and family statements, citing they were not given full opportunity to testify and suggesting the case remains unsettled as further testimony is awaited.
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Pittsbury
Kang
Cook's Observations Arrive In Copenhagen
The port polar observations of Dr. Cook reached Copenhagen today aboard a United States steamer. Extraordinary precautions safeguarded the data. university officials will review it in a central room as committees prepare to begin analysis. A separate note mentions a $25.00 offer at the pool hall.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
von Bernatortt
Rhine
Wherland
East Prussia
Aviag Corporation
Ldoyda Dn, Ag
Rares
Vinita
Waterways
Bill Topig
South Wilson Street
Counnel
Atoorolocky
Rider
Martin
Allermin France
Goroner
Pittsburg
Cook
Copenhage
Annoclited Press
Tie Pool Hall
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