Wilson Failed to Lead in Conservation Policy Conflicts
Gifford Pinchot faulted the president for talking well and starting to act, but ultimately yielding to special interests in conservation policy, during a period of public debate and administrative struggle. The remark highlighted tensions between rhetoric and policy implementation at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Mc Wilson
Wilson
Friends of Conservation
Alaska
Guggenheims
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Navy Department
Phelan
Secretary of the Navy
Myers
Promises Were Not Kept by Gifford Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot argues Wilson's conservation record fell short after initial progress. He cites Alaska measures, vetoes, and shifts toward political control, including the Newlands and Adamson debates, urging ongoing public ownership of water powers and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Newell
Newlands
United States
Adamson
House
Golden Anniversary Will Be Observed
Mrs B F Homan will travel to Chicago as sister Mrs P W Drew and husband prepare to mark their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday October 4. Mr and Mrs Drew wed in Quincy at 425 North Eighth street, where Mrs Homan now lives. They have six sons thirteen grandchildren and will host a 6 30 dinner at the Edgewater Beach hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Homan
Chicago
P. W. Drew
Mrs Drew
Ouincy
North Eighth Street
Edgewater Beach
Elmer Clair Held On Murder Charge
Monday morning in police court Magistrate Reardon presided over a busy session with defendants facing varied charges from murder to minor offenses. Elmer Clair faced murder for the death of James C Dennison, hearing postponed to next Monday afternoon at 2 30, remanded to county jail without bail. Others included Charles Mealey fined 25 dollars for speeding, Leo and Bertha Gathright and C C Crail in separate cases, Leona Fleaner jailed for 14 12 days, Paul Marknight fined 5 dollars, F A Warren charged with gun theft with case continued next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reardon
Elmer Clair
James C. Dennison
John Dennison
Clair
Louis la Croix
Charles Mealey
Blackwood
Leo
Bertha Gathright
C C Crail
Leona Fleaner
Paul Marknight
F. A Warren
Deaths and Funerals Henry Fleitmann
Henry Fleitmann died at 2 45 oclock Monday in the home of his daughter Mrs Elizabeth Wensing 1723 Gak street. Death was caused by senility after an illness of six weeks. Born in Westphalen Germany June 30 1834 he was 92 years old. He lived in Quincy ten years and about 40 years in Ft Madison Iowa. He leaves one daughter Mrs Elizabeth Wensing and three grandchildren. He also leaves one sister in Germany funeral notice later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fleitmann
Elizabeth Wensing
Gak Street
Mr. Fleitmann
Westphalen
Germany
Quincey
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Tie
Worried Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Recovery
T F Hutchinson of Little Rock Arkansas credits Foley Kidney Pills with lifting kidney trouble that plagued him for ten to twelve years. After trying many remedies and doctors he improved after using five boxes and is now well. The ad notes Foley Kidney Pills ease kidney ache and bladder disorders.
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T. F. Hutchinson
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
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Senate
Roosevelt
Taft
Ferris
Grand Canyon
America
Naw Bie
Oon
Hostetter
John Dennizon
George Brown
Moberly
J. Stewart
George Chilton
New Records
Weilers
O. J. Butler
Macomb
Edmund Boquet
Vermont Street
Records
Madeline Herscheler
Marie Feith
Edith Maas
George Whittman
Ambrose Musholt
Point Pleasant
Sc. Doerr
Albert Bross
Coatsburg
Quincy
B. F. Gray
Blue Ribbon
W. A. Hendley
Alva Shinn
Broadway
Fort Dodge
Charles Krum
Jeft
Court House Pharmacy
Louis Roberts
Cartyre
Indiana
Charles Roberts
Washington, D. C
Catholic University
J. A. Simpson
Palmyra
Ida Roe
Fourth
York Streets
Constance Ellis
Elizabeth Castihe
Anna Whitney
Bonita Urban
Jeanette Burrows
Adeline Richarson
Nelie Herleman
Louisiana
Dorothy
Henry Hornmann
Fred Stark
la Grange
Keokuk
Mrs. Hainlie
Hainline
J. A. Martin
South Fifth Street
Street
Melrose
Springfield
Oconee
A. E. Prince
Newcomb
G. H. Wike
Barry
Walter Cook
Macon
Hotel Newcomb
Ray Anderson
Pittsfield
Inl
John Heinecke
Golden
Blessing Hospital
Jimmy Jones
Thomas M. Ry‘an
Duke Schroer
Robert M. Bamster
Frederick Scharnhorst
Patrick W
Grant Heidbreder
Heidbreder Drug Store
Seventeenth and Broadway
Eli
School of Pharmacy of Illinois
Mr. Erle of
School of Pharmacy
Sterns
Kespohl- Mohrenstecher’s
Carter
Union
Cotton Union
Children’s
Stockinga
Bureen
Mico
Nale
Maco
New York
Stout
Suppertigh and
Gabardine
Poplin
Dpottet Twill
Tallor Serges
Redingote
Fia
Betty Wales
Radnawr
Kiant
Hagen
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