Roosevelt Endorsed by Denver Leaders in Democratic Rally
Theodore Roosevelt drew a massive ovation in Denver as Governor Shaffroth and Mayor Speer endorsed him for higher office. He spoke at the legislature about conservation while critics assailed Supreme Court rulings and praised truthful publications.
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Kansas
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New York Hates Teddy Denver Speech Sparks Banquet Row
At a Colorado Livestock banquet Colonel Roosevelt quips that New York despises him, recalling his police commission arc and a judges’ ruling about beer and pretzels as defining morality. Gifford Pinchot follows with a call for helping the small man over big profits and a jab at the PayneAldrich tariff.
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Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt Urges National Action on Conservation
In Denver August 29 Theodore Roosevelt argues conservation must balance waste reduction, prompt development, and public ownership. He urges national control of forests waters and coal lands, warns against state isolation, and backs federal range regulation to protect the open range and support small settlers.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Alaska
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Pacific
United States
Colorado Livestock Association
American National Livestock Association
Fechter Name Erased From Ballot Under Court Ruling
Court Commissioner Cre sap ruled that O A Fechter former state senatorial candidate may withdraw his name from the ballot after it was sent to Olympia. Deputy prosecutor Walker Moren said a man should not be compelled to run and that the office should seek the man, not vice versa. The decision followed arguments about a citizen’s right to decline candidacy and avoid being forced into public office.
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Olympia
I. M. Howell
Fechter
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Demon Public Service
Cresap
Yakima County Completes Land Classification Contract Progress
Bailey and Dunbar moved their camp to Mabton to finish classifying about six to seven sections of irrigated land for tax purposes. The $240,000 acre contract, begun in 1909 and due by September 11, 1910, faced delays but nears completion with offices and final surveys to follow.
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County hires graders for road work at low bid
W H Dunbar of Grandview and Charles F Bailey of Granger formed a partnership and won the contract at 4 cents 9 mills per acre. Twelve men have worked in all kinds of weather, except when snow stopped progress, as the land could not be examined.
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W. H. Dunbar
Grandview
Chas. F. Bailey
Granger
Speed King Racing to Stage Big Races in North Yakima
Emmet Harris of the Speed King Racing association returns from Seattle to announce a series of races late this week into next. Four cars will arrive midweek for practice on a newly prepared, faster track aiming to break state records. Six cups will be awarded, including the Sweepstake trophy for a three day ten hour auto race at the North Yakima site.
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Speed King Racing Association
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the Meadows
North Yakima
Washington
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Star Clothing Company
Speed-King Racing Association
Local Auto Race Announces Multiple Cups and Exhibits
The notice outlines prizes for a 65 mile car race under 2000 dollars, an amateur driver entry, a motorcycle class, and a best lady driver in a 5 mile race. Sheriff Lancaster offers an extra cup for beating his opening day time, with displays of valuable trophies and expectations of expert drivers tomorrow.
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Dr Chamberlain Opposes County Division in Race
Dr. C. W. Chamberlain of Granger candidate for the house of representatives spoke in the city yesterday against dividing the county. He urged representation for the lower valley in the lower house and said he would oppose any boundary change for Yakima or Benton counties.
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C. W. Chamberlain
Granger
House of Representatives
G. G. Lee
Toppenish
Dr. Chamberlain
Roosevelt expedition naturalist lauds Roosevelt and camp leadership
J Al den Loring of Owego New York described the Roosevelt Africa expedition from Mombasa to Gondokoro during Old Home Week in Waverly New Mexico He praised Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit as fine camp mates and recounted hunting experiences noting Roosevelt's marksmanship and the goal of a complete animal collection He mentioned encounters with natives and game including herons cranes and bustards and hunting buffaloes and elephants
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Roosevelt and Kermit Exhibit Courage in African Expedition
Loring praises Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit for coolness and precise shooting in dangerous African big game work. He defends the Smithsonian scientific aim, notes many new animals described, and cites dangers to travelers from lions and rhinoceroses while describing slides of elephants and giraffes.
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Smithsonian Institution
Colonel Roosevelt
Kermit
Artesian Well Aims to Reclaim Moxee Land
T R Hopkins of Kirkland funds a deep well on 320 acres in upper Moxee. E M Churchill drilled for three months, eight inch hole to 227 feet. first water at 97 feet, second at 199 feet. Water within 50 feet of surface to be pumped by gasoline engine and gravity spread over the land. Elevation 2000 feet. land deemed ideal for fruit. Hopkins plans another well soon.
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