Pinchot vows to wage war on Taft despite dissent
Gifford Pinchot tells forest service officers that the fight with the administration is not over and urges continued loyalty to conservation. His dismissal as forester sparks debate over its impact on the congressional investigation and party lines. Pinchot’s stance tests presidential decisions and Roosevelt era policies amid national division.
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Washington
Jan
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Pinchot
Department
Agriculture
United States
Senate
House
Congress
Pinchot Jaad
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelty
Betac
Taft
Lloyd George Likely to Succeed Asquith if Liberals Win
The Times notes liberal leadership strains in Britain as Asquith faces faltering support amid party splits. Lloyd George emerges as a likely successor if the Liberals win the election, with strong backing and sharp criticism from opponents.
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London
Herbert Asquith
Asquith
Lloyd George
The
Times Today
Heir to a Billion Shuns Jury Duty in Turbulent Debut
The heir to immense wealth, Tocore D. Rock eliye, faces jury duty while avoiding service. He remains a student and Bible class president, described as polite yet reluctant to join the French jury pool, raising questions about privilege and civic duty.
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New York
Tohore D. Rockeliye
Elish
Welalo
Death in Kalamazoo: Lawyer Luby Found Dead at Desk
William A. Luby, attorney and inventor of a railway target system, was found dead in his Kalamazoo office. A torn collar and open vest accompanied a chart detailing the approach of the end, with notes showing illness and medication before his death. Luby, who never disclosed his perpetual motion invention, lived in apartments adjoining his office and left no immediate family.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
William’ A. Larby
Luby
Great American Aviation Meet Opens in Los Angeles
The first aviation meet in America starts Monday in Los Angeles, recalling 1946 battles over California’s flag. Events feature heavier than air trials, balloon and airship races, with pilots such as LopI Pauthan, Gien Curtina, Rey Kaabernsiuo and others aiming for speed and height records.
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Los Angeles
Admiral Stocktoin
California
Lopl# Pauthan
Gien Curtina
Rey Kaabernsiuo
National Wool Growers elects Gooding in Wyoming clash
The National Wool Growers association re elected Frank W. Gooding as president amid a split over leadership. A. J. Knollin and J. A. Des elder were named vice presidents with George S. Walker as secretary as factions clashed over headquarters and policy. Port land was set for the next meeting and tensions with Idaho delegates ran high.
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National
Wool Growers’ Association
Wyoming
Ogden, Jan
Pichot
National Wool Growers’ Association
T. A. Cosgrift
Cheyenne
Pinchot
Frank W. Gooding
Shoshoni
Idaho
A. J. Knollin
Chicago
J. A. Deselder
Walton
Wyo
George 5. Walker
Cheyene
Godding
Walker
Portland
Forestry Service
Association
Gooding
Fred Gooding
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Estate dispute over will after fatal car crash
Chicago report notes Lewis B. Cons estranged from his two sons in a former marriage. The will exempts them from any share, though the estate valued at 75000 dollars may pass to a second wife after his death in the automobile accident last Wednesday. Court action filed yesterday.
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Chicago
Althougye Lewis B. Cons
Bby
Possas
Jeft
Minneapolis Jav Battling Nelson Heads to California
Nelson will leave Monday for California to fight Wolgast in a scheduled bout and continue his boxing campaign.
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Minneasolis
Jav
Nelson
California
Wolgaat
Harmony Conference Sparks Democratic unity drive in Missouri
At a harmony conference Democrats denounced reform factions and backed Roosevelt's 1912 bid. Champ Clark, Joseph W Polk, David R Francis, and Rainey urged firm party unity amid attacks on divisionary aims and provention proposals. Jackson Day events followed with calls for a united Democratic front.
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Kanga City
Fan
Missouri
Champ Clark
Roosevelt
Joseph W. Polk
David R. Francis
Rainey
Ely
Jackson Day
United
Colorado Springs Society Figure Arrested For Drunkenness
Colorado Springs is shaken by a scandal as Miss Rachel Cohn a prominent socialite living at 2 North Cascade is arrested for drunkenness after a wild party with the citys four hundred. She pleads guilty pays a 35 fine and costs and is released, the episode marking a drastic fall from grace for the fashionable set.
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Colorado Springs
Jan
Rachel Cohn
Miss Cohn
North Cascade
The
Warl
Colin
Falk
Court Appoints Guardian For Two Murphy Girls
Judge Matson heard the petition by Lenora Murphy 17 and Trene Murphy 15 for a guardian. The girls’ parents did not oppose the appointment. Miss Theo Bailey, secretary of the state board of child protection, was named guardian.
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Lenora
Trene Murphy
William Murphy
Guernsey
Matson
Misa Theo Bailey
State Board of Child Protection
Desire Homestake Opened
Four hundred non union miners at the Homestake mine petitioned management to reopen it after closure over a threatened strike. Officials had not yet responded.
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Desire Homestake
Homestake
Great Dam Finished and Men Converge in Douglas
A meeting of Eastern and Wyoming capitalists in Douglas may shape state irrigation plans. James R. Severance and others from Oberlin, Chicago, New York join Douglas officials to discuss the La Prele project and North Platte Valley investment. The La Prele dam, nearly complete, will gain ornamentation next spring as more contracts extend the irrigation system benefiting local lands. The visiting party will stay two to three days to plan future launches.
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Wyoming
Ths
James R. Severance
Oberlin
Ohio
Charles B. Sheed
Chicago
W. F. Fox
New York
J. M. Wilson
North Platte Valley Irrigation Commany
W. F. Hamilton
W. J. Lester
Douglas
Wyo
la Prele
North Platte Valley Company
Chicago and Northwestern
Inter- Ocean Hotel
Fiendish Slaying At Bellwood Junction Stuns Wheeling
A brutal murder at Bellwood Junction near Wheeling involves the kidnapping of Roberta De Janon, granddaughter of a Philadelphia millionaire. A man pushed a girl in front of a Baltimore & Ohio train, killing her instantly before vanishing, with investigators naming suspect Cohen as a possible killer.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Roberta de Jaden
Philadelphia
Bellwood Junction
Baltimore & Ohio
Worror
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