Constructive Forest Legislation for Idaho Public Lands
An editorial argues for reform of forest reserve management through legal channels rather than protests. It urges Congress to authorize regulated grazing on reserves, warns against attacking forest policy, notes public ownership of lands, and cites the need for a formal legal framework and balanced use by stockmen and cattlemen.
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Idaho
Barcan
Ely
Forest Service
National
Woolgrowers' Association
Helena
Hell
Loek
Stockmien
Campaigns and issues shape open pledge platform debate
The piece argues major parties must pledge reforms on tariffs tax reforms anti monopolies and rail regulation plus a panic proof financial system. It notes Japan Russia and race tensions shaping debate and predicts potential war between white and yellow races though content is framed as speculative opinion. It cites public sentiment and calls for reform across governance.
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France
Japan
United States
Russia
U.S
Pacific
Major Fred R Reed for Congress
Major Fred R Reed of Milner announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to Congress. He pledges no active campaign or secret deals, seeking the greatest good for Idaho with honesty and independence as the platform. He asserts a strong, straightforward approach, aiming to appeal to about 95 percent of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Reed
Milner
Congress
Idaho
E‘aes
Major Reed Seen as Idaho Hopeful for Congress
The text extols Major Reed as a strong Idaho figure, a decisive and generous leader who could guide the state in Washington. It praises his vision for Idaho, notes his charisma and public spirit, and suggests he might secure the nomination and election if he pursues Congress.
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Reed
Idaho
Prat
Washington
Major Reid
Congress
Williamson case signals law, not rulings, must prevail
About Williamsons conviction for subornation of perjury in a land deal, the U S Supreme Court reversed instructing the jury to convict for oathfalse claims, ruling entrymen may contract to sell land despite a department rule. The piece argues laws override rulings, warns against bureaucratic overreach, and praises the decision as a check on executive power.
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U. S
Enurt
Oregon
Williauson
Williamson
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Executive Department
Vader Hin
Civil Service
Forest Service
Reclamation Service
Post Office Department
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Porlney
Phoswine
Lincoly County
Idahe
WY Chadlne
Finiday
Ginierson
Republican Party
Hige
Majoriion
Starrh
T. M. Starrh
Shoshone, Idaho
M. E. Burkhill
E. Burney
G.P.A
D. S. Spencer
A.G.P
Salt Lake City
Utah
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
New York
Purdum & Purdum
Goon
Bctore Jorge
Ders Eoor
Shoshy
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