Interior Secretary Wallace Feud Triggers Cabinet Crisis
Washington March 7. A cabinet clash over Alaska forests sparks a power struggle between Secretary Fall and Secretary Wallace. The dispute centers on transferring forest control from Agriculture to the Interior and faces Congress with a push by Senator Capper and Representative Tincher to keep Alaska under Wallace’s jurisdiction. The issue hinges on safeguarding 75 million feet of timber in Tongass and Obugach forests for future industry.
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Wallace
Hardin
Congress
Alash
Agriculural Department
Ballinger-Pinchot
Taft
Ballinger
Agriculture
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Fall
Inlaska
Capper
Kansas
Tincher
Department of Agriculture
Waline
Risdale
Amercan Forestry Association
Alaska
Forest Service
Tongass
Obugach
Lf Ih
Dzerjinsky to take post as public prosecutor
Dzerjinsky, former chief of the Cheka, will become public prosecutor with wide powers. Secretary Fall explains forest lands are part of the public domain under Interior control except for forests, noting vast areas with no trees and the need for wood for fires. He cites forest service lands rented to stock raisers, bringing in about 2.6 million dollars in fees.
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Dzerjinsky
Russia
Simar
Ment
Fatt
Interior Department
Forest Service
Fall
New Jersey Bill Caps Boxing Bout Seats at Fifteen Dollars
The New Jersey senate approved a bill limiting ticket prices for boxing matches to fifteen dollars in the state. The measure, already passed by the assembly, bans officials from presiding over bouts unless they have resided in New Jersey for at least three years. It now goes to Governor Edwards for action.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Senate
Assembly
Edwards
Half Pint No Crime at Liquor Arraignments
Cleveland judge ruled it not a crime to carry small amounts of whisky in hip pockets and refused to fine a crowd arraigned for weekend liquor violations. Judge Sawicki emphasized police overreach in searches, while one man named Richard Rizziti was fined $25 with suspended sentence for possessing a gallon of wine for personal use.
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Holder
Cleveland
Dallee
Sawicki
Richard Rizziti
Is Your Back Giving Out
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills to cure backache, headaches, and kidney trouble. A testimonial from Mrs. George Delashmutt on Center Street claims relief after using the product from Pearce's Modern Pharmacy.
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Dean
Frederick Case
George Delashmutt
Center Street
Pearce
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