Denver Reporter Trails Fall Thru New Mex Troubled Years
Denver reporter D Ek Stackelbeck earned praise from Senator Walsh for exposing facts tied to Harry F Sinclair leases by Interior Secretary Fall. Stackelbeck’s 1922 New Mexico trip uncovered that Fall paid years of delinquent taxes and started improvements on Fall ranch as Sinclair obtained oil leases. He toured the state interviewing miners, cowmen, and officials to piece together Fall’s career from territorial judge to U S senator.
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Michael F. Dacey
International News
Denver
Colo
D. Ek. Stackelbeck
United States Senate
Walsh
Montang
Harry F. Sinclair
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dama Caryoming
Naval Oil Reserve
Stackelbeck
New Mexico
Three Rivers
N. M
Sinclair
Interior Department
Fall
Fal
Grover Grevaland
United States
Eclos
Denver reporter Stackelbeck’s storied career outlined
Stackelbeck, a Denver newspaperman long known across Colorado and the Intermountain West, has covered state politics and national conventions since arriving in Denver in 1905. He has reported from the state house and legislature and drawn attention for lurid New Mexico political tales connected to former associates of Fall and Harding.
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Stackelbeck
Denver
New Mexico
ASSO
Fall
Harding
Senator Walsh
Washington
Colorado
Intermountain
Louisville
Two Bettendorf Men Arrested for Arson
Davenport Iowa February 15 W F Edmiston and August Garda Bettendorf Ia were arrested by J Frowick and J G Millner deputy state marshals on charges of arson in connection with the burning of two homes at Hettendorf December 2. Members of the family of W A Bound barely escaped with their lives in one of the fires.
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Davenport
W. F. Edmiston
August Garda
Hettendorf
J. Frowick
J. G. Millner
W. A
X Ray Reveals Secret of Damascus Steel Tempering
London February 1 United Press reports the long standing puzzle of Damascus blades tempered. X ray analysis led by Sir William Rage shows Damascus steel originated in India and its needles of cementite hardened by precise heat cycles. The findings explain why Saladin’s famed scimitar is considered supreme in steel temper. Despite the method, modern smiths cannot match its temper. In Cresco Iowa on February 15 former federal judge H T Reed and family are in town after a long illness and a high speed biplane trip.
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United Press
London
India
Saladin
Delence
Bir Wllam Rage
Sir William
Fasudge Reddying
Cresco
H. Tl. Reed
Towa
Sits Nona
Cesta
Wigson
CG. W. Reed
Sister of Chartty Celebrates Golden Jubilee of Profession
Sister Mary Omer Gibbons of St Joseph's in Sioux City marked a golden jubilee in the Sisters of Charity B V M. She helped found Sioux City's first Catholic school at St Mary's and has served at St Joseph's for 24 years.
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Sister
Chartty
Sioux City
Mary Omer Gibbons
St. Joseph’‘s
Order of Sisters of Charity, B. V. M
Mary Omer
St. Mary's School
Iaebe
St. Josephi A
Band Re-Elected Officers of D O K K
The D O K K band re elected its officers at last night’s meeting at Kof Phat Slitsgara presides, Adama serves as secretary treasurer and Hummel as manager Harry Es trin serves as director The group plans a Black Hawk Electrical company sponsored concert on February 29 and adjourned to Haramel cafe for a banquet
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Kak
Kof Phat
Slitsgara
Adama
Hummel
Harry Estrin
Ee Ieee
Black Hawk Electrical Company
Empany
Haramel Cafe
O. O. Hommal
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Cretus
Bettendorf Wen
E. Std
Johnson Bros. English Ware
the Gift Shop
E. Fourth St
Weber
Tomior
Johnson Bros
Golden Rule Gift Shop
E. 4Th St
East Fourth St
Horsman Dolls
Marbles
Secret of
Damascus Steel
William Said
Brosa
Lafayette St
Court House
A.leath & Company
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