Forest policy clash and Pinchot critique exposed
A long critique traces disputes over forest service practices led by Pinchot, citing mismanagement, grazing land policy, and homestead rejections. It argues for reevaluating how forests are used, cites specific homestead cases, and calls for accountability within the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Porter
Colorado
White River Colorado Forest
Forest Service
Pincher
United States
General Land Office
Auener
Thies
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Pinghoat
Atery
Entey
Forest policy debate rages as critics press for review
The afternoon session of the congress featured a fierce defense of the forest service led by George H. Maxwell and supporters of Pinchot. Critics from Colorado California and Massachusetts cited cases of perceived injustice while urging a formal tribunal to hear complaints and ensure fair governance of forest reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Goudy
Judge Peaman
Peaman
California
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Reaman
Fuel Company
Forestry Service
Beaman
Forestry Bureau
Cologress
Forest Services
George H. Maxwell
Chicago
Congress
Forest Service
Gifford Pinechot
J. A. Eddy
Colorado
Eddy
W. D. Day
Owens River Valley
W. W. Follett
International Boundaryommission
Rio Grande
W. M. Wiley
Interior
Garfield
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Congresa
Proceedings of the Rep Teernoon In Detail
The secretary reads greetings from James and Sherman of Utica New York repudiating attendance while endorsing conservation of natural resources. Pardee of California and George Austin of Salt Lake City propose resolutions on forest policy and water reservoirs. A J Green Oregon resolution hails groundwater development and electric pumping linked to irrigation, noting Tavernier’s paper and Arkansas valley sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James & Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Mer
Sherman
Pardee
California
Oakland
George Austin
Salt Lake
Utah
J. &. Green
Oregon
Deerfield Kas
M. Rene Tavernier
Congress
Arkansas Valley
Immigrant Resolution Read by Secretary Scheid
A fragment describes a secretary presenting an immigrant resolution read aloud. The readable text centers on official action and a named official, though specifics are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RisoLttTion
Serres
B. Scheid
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Exposition Grounds
FORCO
Trou Ursdale Aten Cnert
Hia Ngeures
Enormoua
Atlaetice
Penneylvania
Etithio Extetente
Extegane Ratines
Corplus
Toeolurees
Sidierer
Alwka
Maine
Ford Fe
Bata
Mark Twain
Pinchet
Washington
Denlerg
Eegeral
Barron
Denver
Fnrest
Tun Motlure
Gilford Pinchot
Ome
West
Piers
Pine
Filonie
Urrder Dover
Parnes
Weehington
Muskogee
Kin
Forester
New Mexico
Weshington
New Mesh
Odebrese
Tincho
Pri
Thiaouel
Furns
Crane
Trefe
Amy
Democratiy Party
National
Phutferne
Colotafle
NeweXtenabe
M Mountain
Wolten
Teehalls
Texas
Deamon
Pinghet
Caloraden
Amorekt Superview
Pinchotto
Pinehot
A. F. Potter
Ebiog
Forest
Potter
Gunnison Forest
Atu
Jadoof Grasing
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
William P. Kreutzer
Cunnison
Cole
A. FP. Potter
Republic
Pinccet
Pinechot
Willtve
South Carolina
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