Forest Fire Lessons From Unpreparedness Sparks Senate Debate
Pinchot of the National Conservation Association blames Congress for forest fire losses. He cites Idaho and Wallace damages, praises forest rangers, and urges strengthened, modern fire departments and preemptive defense against fires. He names Carter Mondell Hey-Smith and calls for proper funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Wallace
Garter
sMontain
ant
Mondet
Wromlng
dapond
forest isa
Inova
forest service
west
ita fire department
congress
Hey- Smith
Carter
Mondell
Ambiguous wartime quotes on protection of national property
Fragmentary text mentions defending national property and troops and suppliers. It references a large sum of $2,000,000,000 and concerns about protection by national forces. The context is unclear and names or dates are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mother Rescues Baby From Flood Waters in Kansas
In Simak Kan August 2 a mother, Mrs John Burch, held her two year old above rising flood water for hours after the child fell into a waterlogged area near her home. She shouted for help as floodwaters rose to near her neck until her husband returned from the fields to assist.
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Kan
John
Burch
Roosevelt presidential bid in 1912 teased by Bryan rumors
William J. Bryan accuses Theodore Roosevelt of violating long standing precedent by seeking the 1912 Republican nomination. He questions Roosevelt’s stated policies and whether a Democratic victory would protect key road policies. The Commoner editorial notes Roosevelt’s rumored candidacy if necessary to challenge the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
Steamer Brazoria Runs Aground At Atlantic City Inlet
At Atlantic City on August 27 the steamer Brazoria en route from Philadelphia to Atlantic City went aground on the inlet bar. The crew of fourteen under Captain LeHea Lynch were taken ashore by the government life saving crew led by Captain Lambert H. Parker as wrecking ships were summoned. The vessel broke apart as efforts to salvage the cargo and hull continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Brazoria
Philadelphia
Le Hea Lynch
government
Lambert’ H. Parker
omecers
transportation company
Customs Agents Hut Worth 780000 in Mauretania Jewel Smuggling Case
Customs officials at Hoboken, under C Wall, arrested two men believed to have smuggled valuables from the Cunard liner Mauretania. The investigation traced the gems through South Africa and European ports, with searches aboard the ship and staterooms revealing the thorough inspection and public irritation among passengers.
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Africa
treasury
C. Wall
Cunard
south
connivatco
Btal
Hoboken
Cubérd
Wout Fourteenth street
on & Gorman
Loeb
pt mia
Wall
Mantratana
cere
Kaiser Talks Divine Right In Unclear Remarks
Fragmentary quotes show Kaiser asserting divine right and personal rule without parliamentary or constitutional constraint. The garbled text attributes a warning that opposition voices threaten the realm’s future and national progress under his leadership.
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
Que-Price Outfitters
ETA
WHITE CEDAR Electric
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
East Patrick Street
Maryland Insurance Agency Company
Baltimore
HALLER & NEWMAN, ‘Managers
Frederick, Md
SCOLE BROS
case
East Patrick St
Ureacaburg
SEEGER & COMPANY
W. Patrick St
Moving Pictures
KALEM
GOODWIN AND LANE
tamfort
Strie
Quality
Gallupare Mia
int-clase
BIRELY
Musi
Dorset
Ghardh Streets
FREDERICK MD
News Office
Pinchot
AUSTIN ,GRIFFIN
Sault Market
atreet
WALI City
WINSLOW
Braddock Hotel
fee
CLARENCE
Second street
RUDOLPH caauee
South Market
ALICE
LOUISE BIGHELBER
Weat Fourth etreet
MIRGINEA RLAY
Naat Fourth street
CAROLINE STALEY
Baat Third street
JOHN NOLESWORTH
Church street
ADELAIDE
SUSAN
ROSEN
East Chin
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
tip minora
The. G.L. Baking: Co
G.L. Baking Co
RYAN
Bing
Says
Mauretania
Kaiser
Kina
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