Forestry Crisis in United States Timber Policy Debate
A speech laments forest mismanagement and public land waste under the timber and stone act. It calls consolidating forest reserves under Gifford Pinchot, repealing the act, and creating forestry districts with shared state and federal funding. The talk warns of immense annual losses and urges concrete legislative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tates
Treasury
Public Lands Committee
House
United States Treasury
United States
House Public Lands Committee
Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary of the Interior
Naval Land Office
Senate Committee
Eee
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Senate
T. B. Walker
Northwest
Secretary of the “Interior
Commissioner of the
General Act Office
Bureau of Forestry
North Dakota
Montana
Oregon
West
Hermann
Williamson
Oregon Grand Jury
Portland
California
National Irrigation Association
Oregon Line
Mexico
Kinkaid
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Russia's Revolution Becomes a Genial Threat to Europe
The article argues that revolutionary Russia cannot be halted by force, likening it to France's upheaval and predicting a republican future that will reshape Europe. It warns of continued unrest from Moscow to Poland and Finland, with a powerful, yet chaotic, transition toward a republic led by strong figures and lasting regional impact.
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Great Britain
France
Russia
European
Moscow
Poland
Lithuania
Finland
Baltic
Black Seas
Warsaw
Cromwell
Napoleon
England
Europe
Reichstag
Spain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Nat Goodwin Intervenes in Broadway Jay Walk Incident
Actor Nat Goodwin stood at Broadway and Thirty-fourth Street in New York City when a perplexed traveler asked directions to the Brooklyn Bridge. Goodwin calmly but firmly responded, directing the man as he stood among converging streetcar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Brooklyn Bridge
Missing Day Absence Excuse Note From Mrs Mulligan
Tommy was absent for one day and returned with a handwritten note claiming a legitimate detention at home. The note, written in a laborious hand, appeared unfamiliar yet suspicious to the teacher and seemed penned by Mrs Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Fragmentary obituary style verse
A damaged verse fragment notes Mary Ann and Abraham with a cryptic line about body and head on the bosom. It describes Mary Ann as pleasant and sweet while implying hardship for Abraham in a terse, misleadingly sentimental tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Abraham
Farmer Swaps Bicycle Dream for Cow in Humorous Tale
In a Central New York village a traveling salesman touts bicycles as time savers and social status. An old farmer, instead of buying the bike, offers a Jersey cow he saved for, joking that milking a bicycle would be even stranger than riding one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Farmer Wilson
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Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Canada
Francis
Orestry
Siue
Nnesota
Innesota
President Lee
National Treasury
Senate Public Lands Committee
House Public Hands Committee
NEW Public Printer
Charles A. Stillings
Frank W. Palmer
Roosevelt
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Stillings
Government Printing Office
Mr. Stillings
Revolutionary Russia
Phillips Grammar School
English High School
Griffith- Stillings Press
Wing & Son
Coe Brats Rn
W. 13Th St
Che . Pian
Aida
Kirk
James S. Kirk & Company
Chicago
Idea
Eagle Tank Co
N. Green
Chicago, Ill
Hom
Maxwell’s
Homemaker Magazine
Fisher Building
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