Great Work Begun At White House Conservation Conference
President Roosevelt leads a White House conference on conserving natural resources with governors, cabinet members, judges, and experts. A permanent national-state organization is seen as essential, with future talks to confirm Congress approval and uniform laws.
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Washington
United States
White House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Stoot
Congress
Glenn
North Carolina
Folk
Missouri
President Opens Debate at Conference on Conservation
The president opened with a fifty minute speech praised the Inland Waterways Commission and urged Congress to support it. Governors and senators reacted with applause as he urged no change in policy and proposed a resolutions committee. Andrew Carnegie spoke on conservation of ores and minerals with attendees including Hill Mitchell and White. Democratic candidates Bryan Gray and Johnson attended.
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Mississippi
Jolson
Minnesota
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Andrew Carnegie
Car- Negie
J. J. Hill
I. CG. ‘White
Pittsburg
West Virginia
John Mitchell
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Vassent
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Cutler
Utahy Davidson
Wisconsin
Ansel
South Carolina
Mls
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I. C. White
William J. Bryan
George Gray
Delaware
John 4. Johnson
Minnenota
President’s Second Thought Misses Bryan in Mesmerizing Display
A garbled clippings row shows a political event with references to President, Bryan, and a notable display. The readable fragments suggest a public appearance or speech, with names and places implied but not fully clear due to OCR damage.
Governors and business leaders hear national leaders at Washington banquet
Twenty seven governors and 180 Washington businessmen attended a dinner hosted by the Washington Board of Trade. Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon and others urged preserving state and national sovereignty and restricting federal power.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives
Cannon
Senate Postpones Brownsville Aft Fuir Consideration to December
In Washington on May 14 the senate postponed further consideration of the Brownsville aft fuir to December 10 with Foraker moving the delay. Raynee's resolution on Colonel W F Stewart was referred. The house passed the motto on coins restoring In God We Trust and discussed repealing the commodity clause in the railway rate bill with no action. Half the five hour house session was roll calls. Agricultural and post office appropriation bills went to conference and three ordinary bills passed.
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Washington
Brownsville
Senate
Foraker
Raynee
W. F. Stewart
United States
House
Agricultural and Post Office
Dilla
House panel to hold night sessions on pulp paper probe
Washington May 14 the select committee investigating wood pulp and printing paper questions works hard to finish this session. Chairman Mann announces the panel will probably hold night sessions to push the report.
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Washington
House
Congress
Mann
Monument to Tippecanoe battlefield chose white granite
General Oliver acting secretary of war approves the Tippecanoe battlefield monument commission recommendation to use white granite for the monument on the Indiana battlefield. Governor of Indiana serves as chairman of the commission.
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Washington
Oliver
Tippecanoe Battlefield Monument
Indiana
Japan Rejects China's Railroad Modification Request
Pekin May 14 Japan refused to consider the modification proposed by China to its opposition to the Tsunmintan Fukumen railroad project. An agreement remains elusive as both nations seek a revised approach to the dispute.
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Japan
Pekin
China
Tsunmintan- Fukumen
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