National Conservation League Seen As Next Step In Resource Policy
Movements for conserving natural resources push toward a National Conservation League to unite existing groups, mobilize public sentiment, and press national and state legislation. About 75 organizations with an estimated 500000 members would anchor the effort, aided by women’s clubs and allied professions.
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White House
National Conservation Commission
National Conservation League
Federal Adinistration
States
Washington
American Forestry
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
N. M
Drainage Convention
American Mining Congress
Institute of Mining Engineers
New England Forestry Association
Prohibition
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Forces of Conservation
Conservation
Kern Denounces Rule by Clique in Congress
Indianapolis August 25 John Worth Kern Democratic candidate for Vice President was formally notified by the Denver Convention and accepted in a speech to a crowd of 157000 at the Coloseum. He argued the people do not rule under Republican leadership and condemned unlawful combinations and entrenched monopoly while praising reforms to curb trusts and tariffs. Bryan spoke at length on trusts and attended a luncheon and city tour with Kern and committee members.
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Ind
John Worth Kern
Denver
State Fair Grounds
Theodore E. Bell
California
Kern
William Jennings . Bryan
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
Indiana
Norman EE. Mack
Buffalo
N. Y
Mack
Mrs. Kern
Mr. Bryan
Country Club
Bryan
Vandalia
Salem
Ill
Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Washington City
Mr. Kern
Thomas R. Marshall
Utica
Sherman
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Father Francis Gavish
St. Ee Roman Catholic Church
Congress
Peale
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Taft
Orient
Coopers Union debates anti liberty laws resolution
A resolution condemning laws aimed at personal liberty was offered by Milwaukee delegate Peter Lehnert at a recent Coopers International Union of North America meeting. It was referred to a committee as members note reduced industry demand and a prohibition wave, with projections of business revival after the November elections.
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International Coopers’ Union
Coopers’ International Union of North America
Peter Lehnert
Milwaukee
Cable
Cincinnati
Perry Dawson
Louisville
Andrew C. Hughes
Boston
O. H. Elliott
Evansville
Ind
Coopers
Venezuelan Ministers Warn Netherlands Over DeReus Row
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Joseph E DeJesus Paul informs The Hague of Dutch insults in a note detailing tensions after the DeReus affair. He cites Gelderland’s salute refusals at Porto Cabello and La Guaira and attacks on Venezuelan Consul Lopez as signaling strained ties. The note demands satisfaction before any renewal of friendly relations. M DeReus arrives from the West Indies to report to the Foreign Office.
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Hague
Netherlands
Joseph E DeJesus Paul
Venezuela
West Indies
DeReus
M. DeReus
Gs .DeReus
Senor Paul
Gelderland
Porto Cabello
la Guaira
M. D. Reus
M. de Reus
Porto Cabéllo
Senor Lopez
Curacao
Willemstad
Gulderland
J. DE J. Paul
Foreign Office
Castro
Cummins Says Special Session to Elect Senate Successor
Governor A B Cummins announced in Des Moines that he will call a special session of the Iowa Legislature to amend the primary law and allow the people to elect the successor to Senator Allison. The plan follows a Republican conference in Des Moines.
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Iowa
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Allison
Highwayman Strikes Cody Meeteetse Stage in Broad Daylight
A lone highwayman held up and robbed a Cody to Meeteetse Wyoming stage today near the Cabon County line, netting about 1500 dollars. Red Lodge Cody and Meeteetse posses rush to track the bandit amid rough terrain, with hopes dim.
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Helena
Mont
Cody
Meéteetsee
Wyo
Cabon County
Red Lodge
Meeteetsee
Yellowstone Park
Wall Collapse Kills Sixteen Workers in Chelsea
A forty five foot brick wall in Chelsea Square toppled today burying about thirty workers. Eight died at once or en route to hospital. eleven injured taken to the United States Marine and Naval Hospital. Contractor M. Gordon arrested for manslaughter amid claims the foreman was ordered to stop as the wall crumbled. Other brief notes report a flood in Camden, South Carolina washing away the Wateree River toll bridge with around twenty five missing and eight dead. lines down hampered communication.
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Chelsea
Magss
Chelsea Square
United States Marine and Naval Hospital
M. Gordon
Gordon & Seegal
Frank Weymouth
Columbia
U S. C
Camden
S. C
Wateree River
Auto Driven by Year-Old Boy Hits Two. Child Fatal
A car owned by grocer B H Kroger and driven by his 11 year old son Chester struck Mrs. William Phister and her three-year-old baby at Madison road and Cinnamon street in Walnut Hills. The mother suffered a broken nose and dislocated shoulder while the baby, Herman, is not expected to survive. An 11 year old chauffeur sat in a back seat. Witness Karl Dorsch described the car as driven at reckless speed. Both victims were taken to Bethesda Hospital. No arrests were made.
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Herman
Madison Road
Cinnamon Street
Walnut Hills
Bethesda
B. H. Kroger
North Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Chester Kroger
William Matthews
Karl Dorsch
Matthews
Taft eyes Illinois visit as campaign plan unfolds
Taft hints Illinois speech tour with potential stop at Springfield for a Republican State Convention platform. Senator Hopkins forecasts slim changes in Northwest electoral votes while McCumber pushes for broader inclusion in Taft itineraries.
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Albert J. Hopkins
Illinois
Washington
Burrows Committee
Joint Tariffs Commission
Mr. Taft
Springfield
Ill
State University
Taft
Hopkins
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
James Kennedy
Defeated Sultan Still in Fight in Morocco
Dispatches from General D Amade report Abd El Aziz forces reassembling at Settat as the Sultan prepares to move toward the coast.
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Paris
D'Amade
Morocco
Abd-El-Aziz
Settat
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Rochester
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Peoria
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