Hundreds of eager men and women at land drawing
At Coeur d’Alene a large crowd gathered for a land drawing for homestead claims on the Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation. A child’s random drawing selected applicants, with 1500 names to be drawn today and 900 more borrow. The process involved careful verification, and names would be announced by reporters and clerks as the pools for available lands were opened.
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Tower
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Helen Hamatiton
D'Alene Indian Reservation
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iCouer
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Christine Dos. van
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Frei
Montana
Flathead
Newt Don
Silex Har Flet Post
Lake Couer Alene
Monson Creek
Fookane
Oregon Railroad
Toad
Lockwood
Alneety
Wuern
Jay Ba
Wis
Rockford Way
Mica Bay
Drewice
J. Fr
Harvey Hall
Foth
Bookans
Arand
Bletherels
Claed
Iles
Denver Cloudburst Floods Cause Heavy Damage and Death
Denver August 9 reports say cloudbursts spawned raging floods that swamped streets and rail lines, destroying homes and leaving fatalities and injuries. Eyewitnesses describe walls of water sweeping along streets, flooding avenues and rail yards, with responders racing to rescue stranded residents amid destruction.
Young Girl Murdered Near Cemetery in Greece
The body of 17-year-old Anya Schumacher was found in a town cemetery by Greece town constables. Preliminary medical exam suggests a criminal act preceded the death, with signs of a struggle and soil disturbed around a family lot.
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Anya Schumacher
Greece
Beburacheer
Neela
Closing quotations of world markets on a mixed day
New York stock market opened modestly higher with little change in major indices. Fractional declines appeared in Southern Pacific Reading Pennsylvania and Northern Pacific while gains emerged in Walon Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio and Northwestern. Overall activity showed irregular, downward-leaning tendencies with some notable advances and widespread small movements across many industrials and commodities.
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New York
Ave
Southern Pacific
Reading
Perustivania Nodrome Athofa
Northern Pacific
Hook Island
Migelock
Walon Pacific
American
Lauleriile
Chesapeake and Ohio
Readise
IAS
Anthony Stzar
Nocthern
St Vash
Ptt
Fragmentary Markets and Livestock Data From Aug. 9 Report
Partial OCR notes from Kansas City and nearby markets show cattle receipts about 17,000 with steady to 16 cent lower prices, calves and western feeders in the $5.00–6.20 range, heavy hogs around 7.60–7.80, sheep receipts 6,000 with lambs $4.50–7.25, and wheat and sugar values mixed. Listings intermix cattle, hogs, sheep, dairy and grain figures with regional price movements and dated market commentary.
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Kanaag City Livestock
Kansas City
Tewer
Dalkiota
Packera
Tmirhera
Plex
Mulions
Strike may be broken at Newcestre mill in Penn
A disrupted report from Newcestre Pennsylvania describes the Yocat mill strike against American Rheet and Tin Plate. Mollie Dradeny, a former mill superintendent now supervising strikebreakers, is accused of orchestrating the effort with armed guards and detectives nearby. She travels by automobile with security and faces potential assault as tension rises.
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Newcestre
Miss Drader
Abe
Ler Ehaifeur
Mrs Castle in Court in New York Mag
Court records show Mrs Castle in a preliminary examination with lawyer Craig present at Wardens hotel. The proceedings refer to a notable case with focus on alleged developments and the prisoner’s status as testified by Captain Reou amid a daily routine report.
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New York
Mag
Cattata Meritarisag Cent
Uy SX
Mary Scott Crette
Calin
Wardent
Craig
Crptain Seetr
Reou
Castle
Ces
Cratz
Captain Brott
Bratt
Cras
Scott
Craig Geentulsting
Theo
Thousands of veterans arrive in Salt Lake City this morning
Salt Lake City reports a massive influx as 20 000 veterans arrive for the G A H encampment. Trains from Connecticut Kansas Pennsylvania Ohio Idaho Missouri Iowa and Minnesota discharge crowds, with estimates of 7 600 on the Denver line and 3 000 on another route. City activity centers on HQs and campaign efforts for officials while talks focus on capital versus government policy and upcoming convention planning.
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Salt Lake City
Connecticut
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Idaho
Botha
Iowa
Grand Parate
Taft Receives Philippine Bill Congratulatory Note
The Manila Forbes reports Taft received a congratulatory message from the acting foreman praising efforts leading to the Philippine tariff bill's passage. The note, signed by Forbes and others, thanks Taft for support that aided Philippine prosperity and markets. Taft continued vacation routines, golfing at the Eeves Country club and receiving visits, while staff handled correspondence with key officials.
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Deverly
Mase
Taft
Menate
Frorerior
Forbes
Manila
Santin
Washlogion
D.C
Philppine
Qaneyal
Mani
Philippines
William
Fred
Eeves Country Club
Willam J. Boayta
Winbington
Teverty Fort
Ketes
Netherlands
Vaasrindorf
Carpenter
Merelly
Standard Oil Hard Hit in New Jersey
New York Aug 5 The Standard Oil company faces hard times in New Jersey where it has its eastern plant. Henry Brace Assessor A T Thucke last year surveyed the facility in May. A $120,000 assessment was levied this year. Colonel Charles W Hatter for Standard Oil disputed the county board and claimed witnesses were unfair. Talks of combining all of Mr Haines work are reported.
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New York
Standerd Cob
Dee
Liz
New City
Henry Brace
A. T
Hinge
Ant Veelkirds
Santo
Cancer hospital fund pledge aids research efforts
A London based fund fuels early cancer research through a grant of 125,001 dollars. Henry Darnato contributes to establish a hospital in memory of a brother, guiding the endowment toward patient care and institutional support for cancer patients.
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London
Ase
S—fanier Research
Henry Darnato
Ares Bare Nate
Capital and Government Clash at Conventions
A chaotic opening to the convention season features Fy. Insinger urging orderly procedure amid vast annual business before officers and a divided executive and general board. Governor Hay and General Barstow speak amid debates on private capital hindering government work and conservation policy, with Pinchot expected to defend Roosevelt era policies.
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Insinger
Board of Control
Congress
Insloger
Genrel
Cca
Ranre
Doe
Gortrner Hay
Werahington
F. Barstow
Rocovelt
Interesia
Mpeiia
N. G. Pratt
Bookace
Pinerot
Crop conditions show promise for winter wheat totals
Washington reports early crop data from August showing winter wheat yields near previous highs. Despite variations, total bushels compare favorably with last year’s guidance as spring crops face steady demand and broader market pressure reflected by price figures and agricultural department notes.
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Washington
Ang
Department of
Agrculture
Pathetic Letters Read At The Investigation
Fragmented testimony details letters read during an investigation. The record mentions Mrs Swarts, Miss Ma E Slacart of Allesbee, and others linked to a night incident. It describes letters describing events and reactions, including a report of a beating and the mood after learning of a death.
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Smarts
Ratton
Abe Pall
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