Glavis Alaska land entries dispute cited in report
The document details disputes over Alaska coal lands entries and claims examined since 1905. It accuses Glavis of delaying investigations and seeking personal advantage while government officials pursued proper completion of the inquiry and possible prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Jones
Glavis
Alaska Cook Lands
Lind
Courlision
Cartier
Land Ottee
Lave
Glavia
Portland
Seattle
Vera
Alaska
Habitea
Tans Aittee I
Tim
Gluvia
Destrous
Forestry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Iietory
Ballinger
Chief of
Field Service
Labor Men Put Steel Fight Up To President
The American Federation of Labor under a committee led by Samuel Gompers and James O Connell presented charges of legality against United States Steel to President Taft. They asked for an immediate investigation into what they call a defiant trust and the president said he would refer the matter to the labor secretary and labor commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crltsis
United States
Tavis
Land Office
Glauvis
Glavis
Hayette Oben
Washington
Aveticar Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
James Oconnell
Imp
United States Steel Corporation
Taft
Coms
Labor
Labor Commissionrs
Netit
New aapdician Revit circuit proposed in the plains states
Representatives from Colorado B a Hylrosticod LHL plan a new jumbal circuit to be formed from the silatrets of Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Wyoming and Utah, indicating a regional realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Taylor
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Weumine
Utah
May Bar Pea Pool From Sugar City
Special Dispatch reports Sugar City trustees plan an ordinance to ban pea pool and minors under 18 from pool halls. It targets proprietors who permit minors and bars pea pool and betting. Aldermen estimate many youths spend evenings in these venues and may resort to stealing to fund games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar City
Stannard Uillings
Wil
Lillard Halls
Johnston
Gall
Death of Mrs Darling Founder of Daughters
Mrs Thoras Adams Darling founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution and United Daughters died suddenly in New York at the home of her brother John Camen Adams. She was about 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Thoras Adams Darling
Taughters of the
United Daughters
John Camen Adams
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Glanis
Charces
Manning
Treasury
Pourth—Glavis
Jim
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Consingham
Wernitz
Crlivia
Jere
Statiee
Ollivar
Elleggiey Gener
Ifs
Piniea
Hatleety Lanceeasney
Bullinger
Air
Dennett Caos
Aint
Iry
Bennetts Grace
Ghavis
Belioita
Nha
Wickersham
Ore
Auty
Tau Schwarte
Dennett
Thaa
Satan
Hlet
Schwartz
Schwitristl
Gingis
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