Governors Meet With President In Conservation Week Events
Governors from multiple states gather in Washington at President Roosevelt's invitation to discuss national resource conservation. Sessions begin at the Willard Hotel with an informal meeting, followed by a large Belasco Theater gathering featuring Roosevelt Taft and other leaders. The event aims to advance topics studied by the National Conservation Commission led by Gifford Pinchot.
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Dot Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Accused Broker Ends Life Before Brooklyn Larceny Trial
George Sulker a broker indicted by the Brooklyn grand jury on a charge of grand larceny ended his life on the eve of trial by shooting himself in the head. He had been in jail since last Friday unable to obtain bail ahead of today’s scheduled court appearance.
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Actress Carter Payne Freed In Bankruptcy Case
New York December report says Judge Holt granted a discharge in bankruptcy to actress Caroline Leslie Carter Payne who was adjudicated bankrupt in November. Her liabilities totaled 194,418 dollars and assets 57,026 dollars.
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Colonel Cooper at Bar in Carmack Shooting Case
Colonel Duncan B. Cooper father of Robin Cooper and ex sheriff John Sharp were tried on murder and complicity charges in Nashville for the Carmack shooting on the street last November. Robin Cooper was wounded and hospitalised. trial of him to come later. Democratic Clubs form three day national meeting in Washington led by Colonel Lisser to regroup against the party in power. Goethe quote on clear writing ends text.
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National League
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William C. Lier
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Fels-Naptha Promotes Cool Wash for Fading Clothes
Anty Drudge explains that boiling colors damages fabrics and dyes, while Fels-Naptha preserves color in cool or lukewarm water. The ad claims it saves time, fuel, and wear, making clothes twice as durable and whiter with careful use per wrapper directions.
Maybrick receives Virginia land title amid court decision
Mrs. Florence Maybrick, freed after imprisonment for her alleged murder, wins a chancery court ruling assigning 2 1/2 million acres of land in Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky to her and her mother. Arm strong to account for proceeds. deeds signed while she faced duress. Other notes mention Mrs Ingersoll securing $100000 for legal services in breaking Andrew Davis's will.
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