Conference on Conservation of Natural Resources at White House
The May 13 15 meeting at the White House gathered top officials Supreme Court judges governors and notable figures to discuss conserving the nation s natural resources. Papers by Hill Chamberlain Kober Pardee Carey Jastro and Carnegie covered rail water soil forests sanitation land laws grazing and mining with Roosevelt hosting and Pinchot and many guests in attendance.
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White House
Washington
Capitol
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Andrew Carnegis
William Jennings Bryan
James J. Hii
John Mitchell
Mississippi River
Inland Waterways Association
James J. Hill
Hill
T. C. Chamberlain
University of Chicago
R. A. Long
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Kansas City
George W. Kober
George G. Pardee
Oakland
Cal
Joseph H. Carey
Cheyenne
Wye
Panel
H. A. Jastro
National Live Stock Association
Bakersfield
United States
I. G. White
West Virginia
Andrew Carnegie
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Governors
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Division
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
Oregon
Davidson
Wisconsin
Brooks
Wyoming
Carte
William J. Ryan
Guy
John A. Johnson
Qgov
Johnson
Moiment
Penny Wise
Pound
Tn‘ Se
Salire Opr Rly
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Bir
Tlefi O
Cannon
Forestry
Plnsher
Meyer
John Hays Harmimond
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Senator la Follette
Knox
Sevrecary Root
Seth Low
Samuel Gompers
Cortelyau
Gov Wolk
Missouri
Justice Moody
Gov
Haskell
Corry
New Mexico
Willam J. Bryan
Andrew Carsegle
James Wion
Agricultura
Hughes
The Case of Fussell and the Policar Household
In a tense scene at the Policar home Fussell the butler endures a coercive test by Mr Policar who bullies him into roller-skating punishment. After a chaotic session Fussell collapses in the ballroom as Policar and his wife react to the dramatic turn and fear for Fussell’s future.
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Folienr
Policar
Paller
Pallea
Fussell
Mrs. Policar
Fugsel
Pollcar
Mr. Policar
Bho
Pollear
Mra. Policar
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association Promotes Coverage
Tornadoes sweep Iowa towns including Muscatine Dubuque and Page with destructive impact. The Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of Des Moines reports over 125 million in Iowa risks and 75 thousand cash on hand with two years no assessments. It paid out thousands in Lyon, Bronx, Page, Freemont, Jones, Dubuque and Louisa counties. Agents or Secretary J B Herrman, Des Moines, Iowa provide details and maps.
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Lee
Muscatine
Dubuque
Joes
Lyon
Sioux
Trymouth
Pottawattamie
Humbalddé
Wright
Page
Fremont Combies
Boumne Reliable Association
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of
Des Moines
Association
Bronx
Page, Frewiont
Jones
Louisa
J, Br, Herrman
Des Mointes
Iowa
No Outside Food Banished at Upscale Hotels
A New York Telegraph note recalls fashionable uptown hotels prohibiting cooking in apartments. Managers enforce lease clauses forcing patrons to dine in hotel restaurant, with gourmets and mothers alike stopped at doors for bringing provisions. A cited incident shows an angry complainer exposed as cooking sausages in a stove on the fifth floor.
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New York Telegraph
Peculiar Tales From An Unchanged Era
A collage of oddities cites a Berlin wine hoax involving 23 000 gallons of artificial brew. Antwerp reports 4 500 to 5 000 diamond putters hit by economic strain. Iowa saloon laws use bright lights to claim privacy. Frigid fruit packaging and fabric care notes appear alongside science curiosities. A Whitehall justice earns nickname Old Perfumers as quill‑geese show in 19th century lore.
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Berlin
Antwerp
United States
Aalty Ordinaire
Dubucine
Iowa
Sita
Whitehall
Kissia
Poland
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