Irrigation Congress hears long address on reclamation
Vice President Fairbanks visits Boise as Idaho hosts the fourteenth session. Governor Pardee and other officials welcome delegates while speakers tout the reclamation program. A lengthy message from President Roosevelt underscores progress and the Forest Service role in western development.
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L. Ty. Shurtlitt
Osdem
Utah
George C Pardee
California
Detalawa
Ealstornia
James A. Pinnes
Bolte
FL R Gouting
Gem
Pregigent Hooserel United Bistes
Fred T. Dubole
Flake
Idaho
Fairbanks
Apm Naciezal Poller
Hecawr
Dubale
Ervat Party
Wilebet
People of
Dur ‘Dale
United
Sesater Carter
Monana
Govermnor George Chamberlain
Oregon
Gio H. Plackat
Wlongi
Dutian
Aaricaltice
Foceevelt
Pinchet
Ely
Bolye
Italia
Hale End
Wig
Perrap
Jere
Lahr
Agenal
Tnerelimente
Feck
Tiamin
Qinatian
Fragments Describe Violent Incidents and Jesuit Reform
OCR text reports a series of violent events including a streetcar accident with fatalities and injuries on West Twelfth Street, plus a fire fight between workers and police with casualties. It also mentions a Jesuit Society reform discussion led by Father Rudolph Meyer and a plan to transform Jesuit missions in Canada, with a decision pending before church authorities.
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Feepe
Society of Jesuite
Hudolph Meyer
St. Lasla
Canada
Warning to American People on Population Drift to Cities
Speech by HM president of the Great Northern Railroad warns that urban migration will swell city populations by midcentury. He argues for land reclamation and better farming to sustain growth, urging public action to prevent waste and preserve productive soil.
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Apidt
Gmwa
Coutry
Department of Matical
Eczar
Ford
Orly
Great Northern Allroad
Shin Ja
Carta
Vila
Mittarad
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Otto
Intel Geanine
Rene Reget
Cecil
Bank Wrecker Stensland Captured After Long Chase
An international chase ends as Paul O. Steneland, founder of the Milwaukee Avenue state bank, is finally captured after traveling from Gibraltar to Tangier and beyond. U.S. and Moroccan officials weigh extradition options while observers note the dramatic pursuit across Europe and Africa. The incident follows reports of Steneland's alleged escape plans and movements toward Tangier, with hopes of swift capture cited by authorities.
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Thleaga
Gl Brejree Eays
Paul O. Steneland
Milwagkre Avenue State Bank
Gibraltar
Aftita
Trivune
Arttant
Harry Olson
Awerlea
England
Gibratar
Targier
Moroes
Hark
Hondt
Robadella
Mranata
Bailie
Stentland
B. Olver
Norway
Brensiard
Moroccu
State Department
Gurmese
Roosevett
United States
Veil Etnes
Tangier
Chicas
OlJenbure
Grand Bate
Tenerife
Canary Islands
Landon
Metrepate
Brensland
Arrest of a Chicago man linked to Tangier thefts
An arrest in Chicago ties Paull Steadstead to a Tangier ring with ties to Moynens and a New York figure. Authorities say the suspect, seen with a Stenglesd state group, traveled from July to August, with movements traced through multiple rail and ship routes to Africa as the probe centers on the June and August period.
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Chicago
Tangier
Moynens
Totay
Paull
tAerall
Stenglesd
Jose Fizertiy
New York
Ir & Stencer
Hr Waite
Tatey
Grodare
Giorattar
Eten
Peeeane
Biaener Olen
Africa
Tarpon
Brest
Departire
Wey
Nate
Brad
Goldfield Prize Fight Looms Amid Betting Frenzy
Betting for the Goldfield prize fight has drawn heavy sums with $74,000 reportedly taken in by 10 o clock. Miners and locals lined up for tickets as Nelson and Nolan prepared for the bout with both camps vowing no excuses on fight night.
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Net
Mallee
GoldMelé
Gans
Helton
Debets
Wales
Nelem
Jana
Nolan
Hat Gana
Caos
Weight dispute at boxing weigh in ends with 131 pound result
In a disputed weigh in both fighters faced line judges and spectators as Nelana and Gane weighed in under 133 pounds. The crowd observed a tense exchange over eligibility before Nelana finally stepped back onto the scales and was recorded at 131 pounds as officials declared the session complete.
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Pacithyn
Measter Nolan
Nelana
Ganshed
Nelson
Ratcree
Claws
Nelanada
Ge Co Gace
GANS MAKES WEIGHT AT NEVADA MEET
A wrestler from Prvitin Golders Nev reprts a 148 pound class at the Teas cehek event. He reportedly weighed in on time with all proper gear but fell short of the required weight for the first attempt.
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Prvitin
Golders
Goldfield Excitement Amid Mining Scene
A fragmented report describes a heated scene in Goldfield Nevada where Pet Vey and Fatty engage with a crowd on a calm street. The narrative hints at a tense confrontation, with claims of pistol fire and a sense of disorder among miners and onlookers.
Review of Naval Vessels by the President
Roosevelt reviews a large battle fleet from the Mayflower to Otter Bay New York on a calm May day as white uniforms gleam aboard ships and a row of private yachts crowds the scene in a historic display of American naval strength.
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Coe Bended
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Lee Comasin
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Fapania
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Navy review at New York harbor for Roosevelt era fleet
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a grand naval review near New York harbor. President Roosevelt is depicted inspecting a vast line of warships and battle stations with thousands of sailors and officers gathered for a ceremonial display. The report salutes fleet strength and national pride amid chaotic wording.
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