Debating irrigation paternity in the 1900 election
The author argues the Newlands bill created the national irrigation policy, praise for Democratic leadership, and Roosevelt’s support for a measure framed by a Democrat. He contrasts parties, notes Western unity for irrigation, and warns against equating irrigation progress with party labels.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
West
Clarke
United States
Democratic Party
Chicago
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Kansas City
Grand Army of National Irrigation
Lexington
Yorktown
Salt Lake
Fifty-sixth
Congress
McKinley
Megara
Shafroth
Bell
Colorado
Newlands
Nevada
Secretary of the Interior
Arid Landa
Humboldt River
Gunnison
Francis G. Newlands
Wyoming
House
Eastren
Provincialigin
Columbus
World
East
America
Warren
Senate
Chicago Irrigation Congress
George H. Maxwell
National Litigation Association
House Committee On the Irrigation of
Maxwell
House of Representatives
Moody
Massachusetts
Cannon
Illinois
Payne
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On
Rules
Ray
Judiciary
Hepburn
Iowa
Groovenor
Ohio
Missouri River
Utah
California
Grosvenor
Great Central West
Eaat
Central West
Theodore Roosevelt
Ite
Hansbrough
Friends of Irrigation
Mondell
Democratic Congressional Committee
Underwood
Alabama
Committee On Rules
Washington Times
Democrata
Balwop
Eduleliia
Republicana
Judge Parker
Philippine Islands
New Zealand
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Demogragy
William E. Smythe
The
Sunday Standard
Pase
Judge Barham
Hie
State Engineers
Newlands’ Reclamation Fund
Engineering Department
Reclamation Fund
Shafroth and Bell
King
Glenn
Idaho
Edwards
Montana
Teller and Patterson
Duboie
Heitfeld
Rawlings
Clark and Gibson
Turner
Washington
President Roosevelt