The Return of Bill Carver
In a humorous tale on a railway line, conductor Wilson defends a kettle engine named Bill Carver as a Milwaukee salesman bickers about a late train. Bill’s romance with a corny Correy Center girl ends in marriage after a comic accident with a horse and a flower-filled yard.
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Goose River
Milwaukee
Bill Carver
Bill
Carver
Geneva Lake
George
Fellows
Whippleville
Correy Center
Hill
Baldice
Will
Carlinsburg
Supreme Court to Rule on Arizona Reclamation Case
Former Senator George Turner travels to Washington to meet with Secretary Ballinger and seek a compromise to dismiss the suit against the government over the Irrigation Land and Improvement Company of Arizona. The case centers on constitutional questions about the reclamation service after vast federal irrigation efforts across multiple western states.
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Spokane
United States
George Turner
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Irrigation Land and Improvement Company of Arizona
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Service
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court Court
Arizona
Supreme Court
Gown Law May Be Valid
Tacoma judges claim a loophole to dodge the new act requiring silken gowns on the bench. They argue salaries cannot change during a term and gowns costing about 75 dollars annually would effectively reduce compensation, potentially leading to a constitutional challenge.
Opposition of the Forest Reserve Pressure in Washington
Representative Cushman filed a complaint to the Agriculture Secretary about the forest service oppressing residents near Washington. Secretary Wilson plans a summer visit to investigate forestry conditions and restore land entry rights for lands mainly valuable for agriculture. This marks a shift opposing Roosevelt era policies.
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Washington, D. C
Cushman
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Roosevelt
Fragmentary Notes on Evening Travel Items
Fragmented OCR text references sweaters or accessories for fall travel and evenings. Content is incomplete with garbled phrases and no clear events, people, or organizations to identify.
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Correy Cen
Lord Brampton
Justice Hawkins
Tondon Standard
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