What do Conservation Planks Mean Party Platforms
A Niagara Falls gathering August 19 20 and 21 will probe conservation planks in Republican and Democratic platforms. Daniel Kiefer of Cincinnati asks chairmen Wilcox and McCormick to send speakers to render the platform language into a practical plan. He proposes taxing resource use to fund government value and curb speculative ownership, noting the Fels Fund Commission supports this inquiry.
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Vance McCormick
Daniel Kiefer
Cincinnati
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Fels Fund Commission
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Fels
Joseph Fels
Tras
America
Automobiles race up city hill in unusual show
An automobile contest drew crowds as drivers tested hill climbs on Thirty-Second Street amid stop water regulations. Saxon beat Overland in 21.25 seconds, by a narrow three fifths of a second, with a Dodge and Cadillac also showcasing feats. The event included a five passenger Cadillac eight demonstration. The late Mr. Rinderman, born in Germany in 1851, who lived in Ogden and South Dakota, passed away. he is survived by his wife May Totucher and several children. Funeral plans will be announced.
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Germany
America
South Dakota
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Combe
Ogden
May Totucher
Rover and
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Orden
A. Smith
Montana
Anna Thereeo
Canada
J. J. Richards
Nari Faketa
Lindquist Mortuary
A Law Unto Himself Crane Wilbur In Dual Role
Crane Wilbur stars in a dual part in a program billed as a serious drama and a strong comedy at Lyceum today. The performance promises versatility and lively stage presence from the noted actor.
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Crane Wilbur
Lyceum Today
Lyceum
Sudden Death Of Ogcar Rinderman At Home
Carte Rinderman died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the family residence 228 Grant Avenue from mortal troubles. He protected the Upden Shop Henatring near the Neon& Fell overy barn on Twenty fourth street. Yesterday about 1 p.m. he sent home from work in complaint of reel.
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Familly Hthtesce
Grant Avenue
Stortal Treals
Upden
Henatring They
Neon& Fellovery
Twrontyfourth Street
A Law Unto Himself and a Lyceum Comedy Show Today
A law unto himself headline is paired with a plan to stage a good comedy at the Lyceum theater today. patrons are invited to enjoy a lighthearted program featuring witty dialogue and lively performances.
Local court sentences in petty larceny cases
Parer a transient pleaded guilty in the poker court to petit larceny and received thirty days in jail for stealing a watch valued at ten dollars. George Rowley found guilty of petit larceny drew twenty five days in jail for participating in theft of citrons and vegetables. Joan Metjovern and E H Ristdol received fifteen and ten days for bed cheesing with verbal abuse. George Shepparde and J J Mckinney were also sentenced in a string of minor offenses.
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Gale
Jal
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Wm. Crown
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George Shepparde
J. J. Mckinney
Peace Delegate Visits Wilson in Washington
Mica Emil y Maleh, a remaining American delegate, met with President Wilson to report the neutral conference’s mediation efforts under Henry Ford aimed at securing peace among warring European nations. He cautioned that immediate peace seems unlikely, but negotiations could resume this fall or winter.
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Wiliam J. Uirran
Ralen
Great Railway Builder Dies In St Pank Linn
St Pank Linn Aug 9 A founder of the Chitara Great Western railway died at his home after a week of il health. He was 76, born in Maine, organized the Great Western Railway and built branches off several lines. His death follows a decline in health and was witnessed by family and friends.
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Uhle
Great Western Hallway Company
Alness
Chicago
Great Western
Manrobbed Buffet Room Burglary Report
Aged man named Warren described as the burglar entered a buffet room in the city, forced a window, and stole items including wine bottles. Witnesses saw a suspect fleeing, while police pursued. The case notes a burglary at a residence or public space with several houses affected.
Plague Breaks All Records In New York
The epidemic of paralytic disease surged through New York during a 24 hour period ending at 10 am, with over a hundred new cases reported to the health department.
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New Yorks
Millions Now Enprison Camps
New York reports a global prison camp total approaching 9000000 confined in various detention sites, with Germany leading at about 1.55 million and Russia around 1.2 million prisoners. Dr. John T. Mott, head of the YMCA Information Committee, says numbers rise as Allied and Axis nations expand captivity across Europe and Asia.
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John Ti Mott
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Mott
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Mronce
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Turkey
Afate
Kilov
Chinese Gamblers Arrested After Municipal Court Action
Reported in a city brief, Chinese gamblers paid fines after police at 245 Grant Avenue detained Wing Hing and associates. Aloe Lee paid 150 dollars. others paid cash on the spot. Thompson was fined 200 dollars or a sentence for fraud. he allegedly passed a forged check from First National after misusing funds.
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Kelliker
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Y Tananke
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Aloe Lee
Taie Pearson
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Iho Csee
Orily
Alere
For Sale Ford Delivery Car Body With Top
Quigley Auto Company offers a good second hand Ford delivery car body with top for eight dollars. Additional Ford bargains available.
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Border Disputes to be Solved by Joint Commission
WhebLegion Aug 2 Formal announcement due today that General Carranza accepts a joint international commission to seek a solution to border disputes and discuss relations between the United States and Mexico. Time and place for the conference to be settled. Secretary Lane to head the American commission with Justice Tad Ty Brandela to assist. names for other commissioners to follow.
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Yeerleed
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Kilsen
Arredondo
Washington
Commission Eyes Border Commission Plan With Carranza
A commission will study withdrawal of American troops from Matamoros and negotiate a border operations protocol with Carranza’s government. The panel may expand its mandate to map future U S policy, travel the border, and consider constructive aid to Mexico amid Mexican politics and elections.
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Tila
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Hrandele
Mexico
Death claims former Nebraska Senator Thurston in Omaha
Omaha Nebraska August 9 former senator John M Thurston a nationally prominent Republican died at 4 am after a four day illness from thrombophlebitis doctors said he had been critically ill for four days his death was momentarily expected he was born August 21 1847 in Montpelier Vermont Thurston advised McKinley and was regarded as a leading statesman he served in the senate beginning in 1894 later practicing law in Omaha and held party leadership roles he was survived by his wife Martha Voland and daughter Willam J Farman of Florida was among his former associates.
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Neb
John M Thurston
Nebraska
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Vrealdent McKinlay
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Thorainh “Es
Martha Voland
Aither Potend
Willam J. Farman
Congreenman
Fmm
Florida
Explosion Claims Twelve Lives in Unclear Incident
A catastrophic blast at a facility caused twelve deaths with many others missing or injured. Early reports indicate a high-voltage incident and surface power disruption, while investigators pursue exact causes and potential safety failures.
Shipping Bill Before Senate
Washington Aug 9 The administration second attempt to build a government shipping board to rehabilitate the American merchant marine opened in the Senate under conditions unlike the prior fight. Senator Simmons moved to adjourn after a quorum failed, then votes delayed for over half an hour. Democratic support solidified on the amended bill while Republicans pressed for rapid adjournment. Harding of Ohio forecast quick disposal, Kern pledged efforts to close all business by September 1, with adjournment aimed for August 26.
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Gerard to take autograph letter to Kaiser
London Aug 9 12 53 pm Devlin telegram says American ar bangador James W Gerard asked at audience of Emperor William to hand him an autograph letter from President Wilson outlining his concern about feeding Poland. Telegraph says the dispatch is of high political importance though no peace mediation offer noted. Gerard will likely join the emperor at western headquarters.
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William
Wilson
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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