Roosevelt party sails to Puerto Rico for a one day venture
President Theodore Roosevelt plans a staged visit to Puerto Rico aboard the battleship Arizona. Secretary of War Furlay, Secretary Wilbur of the Interior, and other officials accompany him. The voyage aims to observe industrial and agricultural conditions, meet political leaders, and assess ongoing recovery efforts as expectations rise for a future federal role in the Caribbean island.
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Furley
Wilbur
Wiliam Forlong
Navy Island
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T Train
Campbell Bridges
Islan
Thoosevelt Saya
Milaria
Porto Rico
St Thomas
Virgin
Islania
Elwyer
Paul Mcaran
Shiladelphiia
Elgil
Valia Fyans
Navy
Borta
Leo
Carthbena
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Interior Department
Washington
Porta Rica
Rovernor
Political cleanup drive targets New York City leaders
Charges of neglect and unfitness were filed against Mayor Jim Walker as reformers press Governor Roosevelt to intervene. The investigation, led by Simnel Sentury with police and magistrates, faces decisive action amid strong party resistance and calls for a state wide inquiry. Governor Roosevelt remains cautious about public accusations. Seabury is urged to investigate police frame ups and magistrate conduct, while Crain asks to revoke Seabury’s appointment. Nepohitean faction seeks a general inquiry, but many party members balk.
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New York City
Jimmy Walker
Dapper
Debonhalr
Inetrepils
California
Troosevelt
City Affairs Committee
Simnel Sentury
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Covernor Roonvelt
Seabury
Thomas CG T Crain
Crain
Seary
King
Pain
City Club
Nepohitean
Hoover to hold eight speeches in coming months
An announced White House plan reveals President Hoover will deliver an extensive speaking program over the next three months, with eight addresses to be carried out in various venues. The move signals a broad outreach effort by the administration to communicate on key policy matters.
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White House
Freeatent Hoover
Pal Odor G Jostin Named Secretary to President
Washington correspondent of the Loston Tratscript has been appointed secretary to President Lloorer to replace George Akerson who resigned. The new secretary will manage the president’s calling list, arrange visitors at executive offices, and maintain contact between staff and correspondents. He is an experienced political reporter and familiar with public figures. He is a native of Mawicka setta and forty years old.
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Washington
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Lloorer
Georce Akerson
Senator Johnsen critique of party tenders calls for reform
Senator Johnsen of California says independent figures at the progressive tenders conference should push similar talks. He backs study and discussion as core values, arguing that representative government and public utilities demand serious public input.
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Eyram Johnsen
California
Sto
Epublican Party
Johnson
Monte
Progren
Elttir
Longtime congressman James Venell dies. successor sought
Fatice reports the death of James Venell of Louisina Lempert in December after a decade in Washington. Venell, a longtime Republican ranking member of the agricultural committee, died following an illness. His seat will remain vacant as lawmakers await a successor. John E F Qiaye and David J deowned are named as contemporaries in this obituary.
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Hune of Representatives
James Ft Aanell
Loulatina
Congress
Venell
Farner
John EF Qiayle
David J
Heth Thinorprtta
New York
Moaten
Stephen A
Ftul
Ace Beth Demrats
Henry Allndeeper
Dalguyerty Brother of AG Convicted at Washington Court
M Al Dalguverty, brother of the former Attorney General, was sentenced in Washington Court House to ten years in prison and fined 37 for abstracting funds from the State Bank, where he served as president. His son refused a new trial.
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St Dungherts
Vwaahingt
Funda
Fytet Fihin State Bank
Treasury forecasts March receipts above 117,600 dollars
Washington experts estimate first quarter tax collections and say March receipts should exceed 117,600 dollars though exact totals are not yet determined. Officials caution figures are tentative and subject to revision.
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Uncle San
Treasury
Tax receipts hint at quarterly shortfall amid low mood
Fragmented OCR notes suggest first quarter tax collections will be below average due to economic downturn. Indications point to a shortfall around 100 to 1196 thousand, with partial payments on income taxes not closing the gap.
Intercats Report on Geneva Tariff Conference
Nations at Geneva meeting under the League of Nations reported progress toward a tariff reduction pact. Eleven countries ratified the truce with key reservations, typically conditioned on surrounding nations also ratifying to make the agreement effective.
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Keneva
League of Nations
League
Sealer Viking Disaster Vital Details From Newfoundland
Report outlines the loss of twenty men when the sealer Viking exploded at Whitebay Newfoundland. Survivors, some badly injured, reached Little Horse Island where locals tried to provide aid with scarce food and no medical support. Other rescuers arrived as messages from a young girl operator at the stand circulated. Separate dispatches from Washington note a moving picture expedition and the American Federation of Labor’s affiliations with railway unions pursuing a federation amalgamation. In the drafting conference attended by William Chen, Frank Merriam, and JoM Tapeninzet, the plan seeks to unite the federations and trainmen. Four electrical workers from the union attended, including Albert Whitley and Barquarson. The talks cap a year of negotiations guided by Donk in his role as legal agent for the trilavern organization.
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Newfoundland
Iitle
Lorse Island
Vikine
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Inwiitway Traihmen
Washington
William Chen
Frank Vmerriam
Sittlog
Albert Whitley Nam Dames
Treasury seeks 294 funds for veterans relief program
Secretary announces request by Veterans Administration head Hines for 600000 to energize programs on 128,720,008 applications received by March 15. It had been admitted 100,000,000 would suffice, but 60 percent treasury certificates were issued. Timing shows need by April 11.
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Treasury
Ellen
Adjikistan Admitted to the Soviet Union as Union Republic
Adjikistan is admitted as the seventh constituent union republic of the Soviet Union amid the all union congress in Moscow. The territory covers about 4 0000 square miles with a population around 63 million. Its capital is Stalinabad. Former leaders ousted earlier were restored to favor during the session.
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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Uzhi Hstan
Fratferz
Afghanistan
Talia Ond
Chinese Turkestan
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Death of Maul archbishop of Itsa at seventy three
The renowned Maul archbishop of Itsa and eminent Sacred College member has died in Itsa at age seventy three. In earlier years he served as a sabristan and tutor before being ordained to the purple. He was rumored at times to be deposed for supporting reform efforts and he remained a close ally of the Italian royal family.
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Blumbert
Italy
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Telgium
Feeding goslings and ducklings from hatch to three weeks
The guide advises water soon after hatch but wait at least 20 hours for feed. It favors mash over grain, describes starting feeds with equal parts bread crumbs and rotted oats, then bran corn meal and bread crumbs at day three, and notes commercial starting mash may be used though many farms use home raised feeds to cut costs.
Coccidiosis Disease in Young Fowls Identified
Historical notes describe coccidiosis as a disease of young fowls including chickens and turkeys. It details the pathogen, its life cycle in chicks, carrier states after recovery, and the period of greatest vulnerability. The report cites findings from Storrs station experiments and notes organ targets in the intestinal tract liver kidneys and lungs.
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Storrs
Egg Hatchability and Winter Fertility Decline In Birds
Winter profiling of many birds shows delayed egg production and reduced hatchability as vitality shifts to egg production. Direct actions during winter aim to preserve flock vitality, with potential gains in hatch rates and game value from improved attributes.
Poultry Notes on Turkeys Eggs and Broilers
Poultry notes discuss hatchability improvements by managing incubation and shell quality. Turkeys require about 29 days to hatch, ducks 40 to 34 days, and proper shell strength aids viability. Broilers demand rapid, uniform growth and marketable size, while poor feathering and weak condition reduce price and demand.
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Sugar Beet Culture in Humid Areas of United States
United States Department of Agriculture bulletin outlines growing sugar beets in humid regions. It stresses adequate moisture, suitable soil, long cool seasons, and intensive practices including soil prep, proper planting, manure and fertilizer use, and frequent cultivation. It notes drought impacts and beet tops usefulness, with regional designations in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Mountain and East Coast areas. It covers diseases and pests and directs farmers to obtain Bulletin 78 from the USDA Office of Information.
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Ohio
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Sanitation In Stables Lags In Mangers And Cups
An inspection reveals filthy drinking cups and dirty mangers causing water and feed contamination. Farmers report leftover feed and stagnant water in bowls leading to poor animal health. calls to keep feeding bowls and cups clean and replace soiled gear.
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Elifer
Better Milk Cows Need of Average Dairy Farm
The article discusses dairy farm issues under current law, noting how cow genetics and feed affect milk output. It cites government figures from the United States Department of Agriculture on production per cow and estimates total milk and butterfat from the nation’s large herd.
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United States
Care in Feeding Silage Required for Results
A fragmented note discusses silage feeding practices for dairy cows, stressing careful handling and feeding order. It warns that cows should be encouraged to eat silage first, with grain fed later, and that any surplus should be removed daily from the manger to maintain cleanliness and dairy health.
Feed Consumed by Cows of Average Production
A historical note discusses daily feed consumption for dairy cows of average production. It estimates pounds of feed per day, milk output, fat content, and how feeding variations affect overall yield. The piece references daily feeding patterns and resulting milk production in a practical farm context.
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Lenin
Intermountain brief: fair dates and local developments
Logans Utah fair set for Sept 15 to 17. Garland Utah opens a new 40090 amusement hall during ward reunion. sugar beet contracts and farming plans feature Utah and Idaho districts. Fire destroys 100 purebred sheep in Idaho. School transported pupils debate in Lewiston. Sewer systems and post offices advance in several towns. Local education boards cut salaries and approve bids for facilities and athletic programs. Yellowstones park opening planned with July 31
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Milk of Magnesia Endorsed Laxative for Quick Relief
Advertising copy states Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a top endorsed laxative and antiacid. It claims it has been standard with doctors for 50 years and provides quick relief for digestive and eliminative troubles across men, women, children, and babies.
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Acta
Modern Advantages Echoes of Quarrel Across Hall
Dialog captures a couple debating aloud about their increased quarrels, sparking neighbors in other apartments to mistake their argument for a radio drama. The scene hints at suburban life and evolving domestic dynamics amid shared living spaces.
Relief from run-down health with Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement from Colorado reports A C Conover of La Animas praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery after five bottles. It touts the tonic as a cure for nervous fatigue and urges readers to obtain free medical advice and trial packs from Dr Pierce’s office.
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West Idaho prankster’s death leaves brains to science
In a quirky tale from Lathunder Magazine, West Old Pil Emptyheay has played his last practical joke. The story frames his death as a final twist, bequeathing his brains to science in a macabre, satirical fashion.
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