Ballinger Pinchot inquiry votes on removal bid
The Ballinger Pinchot committee adopted a resolution to remove Ballinger. Two Republicans left. Nelson ruled no quorum. Fletcher introduced a plan accusing Ballinger of unfaithfulness while Madison urged Pinchot charges. The panel adjourned with reports slated for Friday.
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Vice President of Chile Dies After Illness
Santiago reports the death of Vice President Elias Fernandez Albano after six days with pneumonia. A decree named Minister of Justice Emiliano Figueroa acting president, following the death of President Pedro Montt in Bremen. The republic observes mourning as two executives have died within three weeks.
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Elias Fernandez Albano
Republic of Chile
Pedro Montt
Bremen
Germany
Emiliano Figueroa
Not Mere Painter, Was Sociologist
Sterling Sept 7 Frank Nichols of Momence Illinois a Burlington roundhouse painter was killed falling from a ladder. A search of his effects revealed deeds to Chicago real estate mining property in the Dakotas and railroad stock valued over 50000 dollars. Nichols had been with the crew for months and his body will go to relatives in Momence.
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Momence
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Mayor Seidel and T. R. Clash and Get a Quick Rise
Roosevelt pauses long enough to reiterate his well known socialist views. In Milwaukee the Big Stick souvenir paper for today's celebration prints Mayor Seidel's critique of Roosevelt linking his Outlook article to alleged deceit in American politics. The piece questions Roosevelt's honesty and decency in public life.
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Fisheries dispute shifts focus to Canada rights
In The Hague on Sept 7 the long running fisheries dispute leads to a potential shift in control of coastal rights. The proposed effect would grant Canada authority over all bays amid ongoing diplomatic friction between Britain and the United States.
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Fine tribute paid Pinchot at conservation meeting
At St Paul on September 7 Gifford Pinchot received an ovation during the conservation convention as tears flowed from his eyes and a wild demonstration broke out. The crowd roared as the speaker tried to address him, signaling a strong leaning toward national control and opponents giving up the fight.
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Roosevelt and conservation clash in early 1900s discourse
Amid divided fervor delegates at a conservation congress heard debates on federal versus state control. Roosevelt and Pinchot favored national guidance, while J J Hill argued for state-led irrigation and warned of national control's dangers. The session highlighted tensions over resource management and municipal politics in Milwauke e.
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Minn
Conservation Congress
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J. J. Hill
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Hill
Congress
Canada
Regrets He Has No Trade Leads Priest To Theft Fall
St Louis reports Pastor Arthur Hauderich pleads guilty to stealing 18.10 and 17 watches from fellow theology students. He blames inability to earn an honest living for his downfall and receives a three year penitentiary sentence.
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St. Louis
Arthur A. Hauderich
La Follette Wins Easier Than Expected in Senate Fight
Milwaukee and Detroit reports show Senator La Follette with a decisive lead in the Republican primary, defeating Cook by roughly 40,000 votes as insurgents sweep statewide. Other results highlight Cannon allies losing ground, Townsend leading in Michigan, and New Hampshire swinging to Bass in a landslide against Ellis.
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Peterborough
Perkins Bass
Chicago
Bertram Ellis
Keene
Bass
Ellis
Boston and Maine Railway
Lorimer Fight to St Paul and Hines Replacement
Edward Hines of Chicago faced removal as chair of the credentials committee after a stormy Illinois delegation session at the national conservation congress. EB E Condra of Nebraska was named interim chair. A separate item notes Washington transferring twenty national bank examiners to new fields.
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Edward Hines
Chicago
EB. E. Condra
Nebraska
Minn
Linois
Nationa] Conservation Congress
B. N. Baker
Congress
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Mr. Hines
Baker
Washington
Wreck on Great Northern Train Kills Two in Coram
Kalispell Mont Sept 7 Two persons killed fifteen seriously injured five fatally and twenty others slightly injured in an east bound Burlington train wreck on the Great Northern at Coram early today.
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