Barge Canal Cargo Report Issued
The Barge Canal cargo report shows 2,968,582 tons moved in 1915, led by petroleum products and grain from Oswego to Albany, with 1,084,802 tons of petroleum shipments and Oswego grain reaching 2,780,000 bushels. Eastbound load totaled 654,000 tons and westbound 1,366,128 tons, carried by 242 vessels. The Erie, Seneca, and Champlain canals operated April to November, with last trips completing by December.
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New York State
New York
Petroleuny
Cormodl
Ilek
Urengh Tb Camila
Praia Dilpmienta
Fis
Amere
Oswego
Albany
Elevatora
Aemn
Lig
Alebany
Europe
Lieger
Vetroleumn
Lia
Oswego Lovilors
Oswexo
Judson River
Alumni to inaugurate Dr Arthur H Complan as chancellor
Burdett B Bassett of Alton UL, alumnus of Rengsels teelinie Institute, will represent alma mater at the inauguration of Dr Arthur H Complan as chancellor of Washington University, St Louis, Missouri, today in the Washington Wil...
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FLL
Burdett B. Bassett
Alton
Rengselsteelinie Institute
Inausurali
Arthur H. Complan
Washington University
St Lewi
Washington Wield House
Atomic Dream Ho Witnessed A Bomb Fear Moment
A disrupted night leaves Ho and Belaski amid startling claims of an A bomb sighting. Belaski, 17, heard broadcasts about Bikini tests and later went to bed. Police report MUHLFELDER'S notes the strange incident and year round cover.
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Joseph Belaski
Bikini
Pacific
PIA
Legislature Bills to Protect Adirondack Park Reservoirs
Albany reports Assemblyman Leo A. Lawrence Herder introduces a bill to bar new reservoirs in the park area and to require approval by the state attorney general and conservation commission. Opponents cite strong local opposition to a Black River Regulating District project surveys near Panther Mountain and Higley Mountain as part of Moose River planning.
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Albany
Acheonlek Park
New York
Leo A. Lawrence Herder
State Attorney General and Conservation Commission
Black River
Moose River
Lawne
Nerkliner
Panther Mountain
Hamilton County
Higley Mountain
Charter Closed by WBW and Auxiliary Meeting Notes
The charter of the LL Perry Wit Ihis Post was closed at a meeting in the Todt rooms at West Sind Lake this week with Mrs. Huth Douglass, president, in charge. Two new members were accepted, Mrs. Margacent Miller spoke on hydro power, and concerns were raised about river regulating districts destroying trees in the forest preserve. Lawrence criticized private gain from Adirondack resource exploitation and said his bill would empower the attorney general and conservation commissioner to stop desecration.
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LL Perry Wit
Yoo
Mveting
West
Sind Lake
Huth Douglass
Margacnt Miller
Digirles
Adirondack Park
Lawrence
Nentral
Local group notes irregular meeting and refreshments
A brief report describes a small gathering with Albhi and Mr Ldla Cusark of Waal Sung dake. Dated notes mention the Vale eating party and xocks held by Ly Auxilary. Invitations were sent by V BW Auxiliary No 1 and She Atay and Navy Union. Misa Jeu Bailey and Mrs. Mary Calaban were appointed an lil chairmen for the next meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Helen Lathein, chairman.
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Albhi
Ldla Cusark
Waal Sung Dake
Vale
Ly Auxilary
Atay
Navy Unio
Misa Jeu Bailey
Mary Calaban
Lil
Helen Lathein
Chalrenan
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Puntier
Ewanda In
Mddithon Lonelus
Troy Bussimo Uc
G.I
T. B.C
Tel
Geiser’s
River Street
Pantie
Marcelon
Der
Royal
Birmapay
Gorn
By Paul Ford
Alae
Atomic Dream
Belasti
Muhlfelder’s
Saturn
Lfelder
Dr Liso
WBW
Singer Electric
Tri-City Sewing Machine Co
Fourth Steel
Troy
Triemhorn—Weite
Joselli
Alarie Phillips
Marie Phillips
Whlfelder
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