Governors Press for Conservation From State Leaders
A second installment of messages from governors on natural resources was released by Mrs. Amos G. Draper. Governors Hughes Colton Marshall Eberhart Harmon Brooks and others emphasized morals health education and personal conduct alongside resource conservation.
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Washington
Amos G. Draper
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Walter B. Clark
Alaska
Guggenheim
George R. Colton
Porto Rico
Young Women’s Christian Association
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Adolph O. Eberhart
Minnesota
America
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
W. R. Lazenby
Ohio State University
Wyoming
Bryant B. Brooks
C. H. Haskell
Oklahoma
William B. Glasscock
West Virginia
Glasscock
East
Draper
Massachusetts
Pothier
Rhode Island
Diaz Administration Supports Zelaya Amid Nicaraguan Asylum
The Diaz government gains popular backing in Mexico as Zelaya seeks asylum in the United States. The move strengthens Vice President Ramon Corral as Diaz’s successor, with U S officials reportedly advised in advance. The article notes Knox accusing Diaz of causing American deaths.
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City OF
Mexico
Diaz
Ramon Corral
United States
Enrique C. Creel
Washington
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Knox
Mexico Shifts to Pro Mexican Unity Amid Anti American Sentiment
The Diaz Corral administration strengthens Mexican nationalism by replacing American workers with Mexicans, easing anti American tensions. It praises Zelaya's welcome on a Mexican gunboat and promotes a Monroe Doctrine style self reliance for Mexico and Central America.
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Grace
United States
Mexico
Bernardo Reyes
Diaz-Corral
Reyes
Republic
Zelaya
Cannon
Diaz and Corral
Central American
Corral
Diaz
Walker River water case argued before high court
The Supreme Court heard a California Nevada dispute over Walker River use for irrigation and land titles. Miller and Lux claim Nevada rights to 23 000 acres while Rickey holds 40 000 acres in California. federal court jurisdiction over cross state land titles is challenged. Charles C. Boynton warned against broader state rights implications across rivers and international borders.
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California
Nevada
Walker River
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Rickey, and Associates
Miller and Lux
Nevadé
Rickey
Hawley
United States Circuit Court of Nevada
Superior Court
Mono County
Miller
Lux
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
Kansas
Colorado
Charles C. Boynton
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Montana
Canada
United States
Roosevelt to Back Progressive Wing in Party Split
Washington reports say ex President Roosevelt will back the progressive movement. Taft era reactionary trends anger reformers while Roosevelt’s allies foresee him lending weight to a progressive bid against Cannon and Aldrich.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Cincinnati Post
Taft
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Cannon
Nox
Fairbanks
Africa
Mr. Ta
United States
Aldrich
Chicago Boy Frozen to Death Highlights City’s Cold Gap
In Chicago on a bitter January day, a reporter describes the death of 12 year old Harry Jolly from exposure while seeking work. He witnesses the stark contrast between prosperous downtown crowds and the family’s frozen hardship near Calumet River, urging awareness of urban inequality in 1910.
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Chicago
New la Salle
Madison Street
Superior Avenue
Calumet River
Harry Jolly
Geo. H. Joly
Harry
Solvay
George
Georgie
Wenatchee Officer Elected State Horticultural Leader
W T Clark of Wenatchee elected president of the Washington State Horticultural association after a one hour contest. EF Benson of Prosser named first vice president and W A Ritz of Walla Walla second vice president. L G Monroe of Spokane is secretary and H Moran of Wenatchee treasurer. The Wenatchee World notes Dumas withdrew and Clark’s acclamation followed amid claims against Dumas by shipping interests. Mayor John A Gellatly praised Clark as father of the Wenatchee valley.
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Wenatchee
State Horticultural Association
W. T. Clark
Yakima
Chelan
EF. F. Benson
Prosser
W. A. Ritz
Walla Walla
L. G. Monroe
Spokane
H. Moran
The
Wenatchee World
J. L Dumas
J. L. Dumas
W T. Clark
Washington State Horticultural Association
Friends of Dumas
Fruit Buyers’ Guide
New York City
National Shippers
Dumas
John A Gellatly
Clark
Wenatchee Valley
Northwest League Drops Aberdeen From Roster
The Northwest League at its annual meeting dropped Aberdeen from the league and will operate with four clubs next season. Portland’s vacant franchise drew interest from Bellingham and Everett, but neither proposal was accepted.
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Seattle
Northwestern Baseball League
Aberdeen
Impossibl
Portlan Bellingham
Everett
Portland
Death of Harold Jones At 18 From Heart Disease
Harold Jones aged 18 son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jones of 205 North Naches avenue died early Tuesday morning from heart disease. A High school student, he had suffered a weak heart and resumed basketball after prior illness. The funeral will be Thursday from his parents home. The family and community express sincere regret.
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Harold Jones
Owen Jones
North Naches Avenue
Harold
Unionists Lead In Tuesday Election In London
The vote tallies show Unionists with 21 seats, Liberals 19, Laborites 3, Nationalists 1, with Unionists gaining 12 and Liberals 2. Final standings put Unionists at 120, Liberals at 98, Laborites 20, Nationalists 28, amid a Liberal-Labor majority estimate of 80 to 90 over the Unionists.
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London
Bible Study Club Lesson on Blessedness and Kingdom Laws
The article outlines a Bible study focusing on the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 1 16 and Golden Text 5 8 with prompts on teaching methods subject qualification mercy purity and peacemaking It discusses whether Jesus used pedagogy or oratory and invites members to write on meekness righteousness and enduring persecution for a kingdom lived on earth and heaven dated for Sunday January 30 1910.
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Kingdom of Heaven On Earth
Heaven
Jesus
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