Ballinger Case Investigation Opens War Over Power Shares
Washington June 21 The congressional committee on Ballinger opens its hearings with two parts likely and one dissent possible. The probe centers on Secretary Ballinger and his alleged ties to Alaskan timber and coal interests and his influence on water power sites. Senator Borah argues for state control and warns against federal withdrawal of essential resources, urging balance between local needs and national administration.
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Kansas
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Biaston Theningham Coal Claims
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Reclamation Service
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Apollsbaate
Gifford Peachot
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W. B. Borah
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No Place for Raley and the Power Debate in 1900s Policy
Fragmented OCR fragments discuss taxation, conservation, natural resources, and opposition to universal rules. The text critiques power usage, government overreach, and the waste of timber reserves, arguing for practical application and restraint in resource policy and governance. It references a debate on how to tax, regulate, and allocate power and resources within the United States.
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Wiesaee
la Aonies
Spokane Rate Case Influences Pacific Apple Trade and Rail Rules
Spokane reports on the long and short haul clause in railroad regulation, noting the Interstate Commerce Commission decision after years of testimony. The ruling is expected to affect rates to Spokane and its hinterland, with shippers optimistic about lower freight costs and broader eastward distribution of apples, while authorities prepare for further related freight cases across the intercoastal system.
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Chicago
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Paliadelphis
Pacific
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Colorado
Oregon
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Utah
Vance
Ohio
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Gregan
Utshani Montene
Ramner Washingson
Geehippers
Iaare
Saat
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mat Ee
Commie Slop
Connolly
Therr
Cam
Council Debates Dock Trade With Milwaukee
City council discusses second street dock vacation and land exchange with Idaho & Western Railway. Agreement envisions city land forty feet wide for street use and railroad dock extending into the lake, with costs and water frontage details amid heated debate over value and authority.
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Curnetian W. BR Rawine
Shy Aheare
Hamiton
Second Street
Idaho & Wewters Railway Company
Amd
Inka
Dariee
Sharman Arove
Cosar Aleve Candy Kitchen
Johnson Dock
Johnson
le Vieve
J.C
Ueki Ube
W. T
Mpakane
James Walsh
Milweakes
Ity
McGieer
Wieck
W. T. Mot
Chamberlin
Cierus
Forest Heights Warnthavs
Forest Heights Additivs
Bietk
Lod Railroad Company
Inter
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict After Retrial
The jury returned a verdict of guilty after a retrial lasting two days. County Attorney Patta led the prosecution with R McFarland Edwin Melee and J Nawking for the defense. The court adjourned as officials prepared for the sentencing and possible motions for appeals.
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Mad ‘Williases
Hulky
Silar
County Attorner Patta
R. ®. McFarland
Edwin Melee
J. ¥. Nawking
Seweta
Primary Ad From New York Law Reform Debated
The legislature in New York convened to review the direct primary law. Governor Hashes urged strong language and pointed to public demand for reform as many people remain dissatisfied with the current system for nominating candidates.
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Aiqary
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Appropriations Bill Tops One Billion Dollars in History
Washington reports the appropriations made by the government reach 1.08 billion dollars marking a historic peak. The figure surpasses all prior votes by a wide margin and highlights expanding federal spending amid growing needs and programs.
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Charles & Hughes
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