Pinchot Dismissal Roils Taft Roosevelt Era Policy
The piece argues Gifford Pinchot's dismissal as chief forester by President Taft is a major crisis for the Taft administration and Roosevelt conservation policy. It notes Pinchot’s ties to Theodore Roosevelt, Ballinger charges, Glavis allegations, and internal Republican splits over insurgents and standpatters amid calls for investigations and patronage punishment.
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Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Tait
Pinchot
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roose
Land Office
Oenegis
Yit Ballinger
Taft
Balar
Theodore Roosevelt
Ballinger
Cannon
Aldrich
Congress
House
Johnson
Congressional Republican Committee
Forester Pinchot
Dolliver
Glavis
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Sen
Washington
Ator Dolliver
Department of Interior
Gravis
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