Garfield Stands Up For Pinchot Amid Policy Battle
GLEVELAND January 11 James K GaPolt writes that Taft dismissed Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot as part of a long battle over Roosevelt policy. He quotes Walling, defending Pinchot and arguing the fight is about guiding public service beyond today toward future generations and Roosevelt era aims.
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Gleveland
James K. GaPolt
Inet
Gifford Pinchot
Taft
Reoneles
Interior
Waller
Wireless to Furnish Ocean Weather Map
Chief Willis Moore advocates centralized Atlantic station to which all vessels must reply. He asserts the station will obtain weather data from any vessel to provide timely forecasts and warnings. Moore, of the United Hunters Weather Bites, argues for a national network to transmit observations and reduce danger at sea.
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Willis Moore
Atlantic
Cankie
Verde
Wilts J. Moore
United Hunter Weather Bites
Nation
Geograpile Society
Neutralization debate signals cautious stance in Asia and Europe
The article reports muted reactions to Secretary Knox's proposed neutralization of Manchurian railways. It notes Rustia and Japan reject formal arms support, France vows loyalty to Russia, and Britain and China show conditional backing. It outlines differing capitals’ views on parallel railway sanctions and potential international financial arrangements.
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Rustia
Tokio Wapon
Dantary
Alsthetieh
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Kokumin Shimbun
United States
Awmorton
O'Brien
France
Paris
Beltane
Franco
Inter Jt Pontemen
Knox
Manchinton
Bt. Petersbun
China
Great Britain
Notice to J Bulletin Subscribers Confers Management Change
Notice to subscribers served by Carters about changes in management and billing. Payor must notify the Bulletin of nondelivery and new subscriptions address changes or stoppages by a given contact. Subscriptions cost eight dollars.
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Nonatolivery
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International talks ponder Manchuria issue amid Sino Anglo rivalries
A Western report notes U S and British interests clash over Manchuria administration and potential neutral zone governance. It cites Chinese Peking approval gaps, Japanese concerns, and Russian views as major hurdles to an early settlement. New Chinese minister Chang Yin Tang arrives in Washington, meeting Wu Toy Fang as diplomacy shifts to formal channels.
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Wilfard D. Straight
America
Monkden
Manchuria
Peking
Ainada
United States
Tait
Bt. Petburg
Toni Betary
China
Tomite
Rohde
Helghin
ST. Petersburg
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Valtre
Unjuat M. Kokowwome
MM. Kokowsoft
Amur
Washington
Dee
Chang Yin Tang
du Pont Chrele
Tang
Wu Toy Fang
Europe
Variouy Capitale
Pekii
Friction Grows Between China and Japan Over Trade
Peking reports rising tension as Japan and China dispute Korean immigration and trade measures. Russian finance officials warn of tariffs while China asserts equal rights, drawing sharp responses from Tokyo.
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Peking
Japan
China
Manchuria
Chintwa
Yuli
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