Taft fights Controller Bay order over Alaska harbor plan
President Taft issues a message to Congress detailing the Alaska Controller Bay dispute. He explains the order to shrink the Chugach National Forest by 12 800 acres to allow land for a proposed Controller Bay railway terminal, and he defends this against claims of a monopoly while denying any link to a Dick to Dick letter involving Charles Taft. He cites naval and forestry reviews and notes that the harbor area remains under congressional control with safeguards against private monopolies.
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Controller Bay
Chugach National Forest Reserve
Controller Bay Railway and Navigation Company
Beringtonfields
Chugach National Forest
Alaska
Secretary of Agriculture
Bering River
William H. Tapt
Controller Bay Railways and Navigation Company
Contr Bay
Congress
Mr. Taft
Publc
Charles Taft
Richard& Ryan
Grant
Slo
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Cantraier Tayan
Eakie Grans
Wihjeet
Eeren
White
Ervers
Gontroller Ty
Chisgitch Forest
Bering
Controil Bay
Morgan-Guggenheim Syndicate
Bering Confields
Katalin Bays
Copper River
Cordova
Copper River Railroad
Morgan-Guggenheim Interests
Cowper River
Ed Ceriath
Bering Confelda
Tittman
Coast Survey
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Pillsbury
Army Engineers
Vtyan
Richard 8. Ryan
Controller Railway and Navigation Company
Pinechot
Chugach
Portland
Ore
Graves
Navy Department
Teau
Forestry Bureau
General Land Office
Iaw 1
Wilion
Ryan
Cheater Lyman
Fred Jennings
Probet, Wetzler & Co
Lands to Open for Homesteads in Dakota Territory
Government to open over 600000 acres of Sioux Falls Dakotas lands to homeseekers this fall. Taft proclamation offers Berthold reservation for settlement, with potential registrations from 1000 to 2000 people. Territory spans about 200000 square miles, rich soil, prairie and alluvial lands, with prices around 1.50 per acre for eligible settlers.
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Taft
Berthold
North Dakota
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Wleerion
Goveenor
M.A. Carleton
Washington
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Pray
Fa, Bedford
Manitoba Agricultural College
Northwest
United States
Humstead
McLean County
Ty Zoo Bory Acre
Chippewa Indians of Cross Village to play Saturday
The article previews a game by the Chippewa Indians of Cross Village and their touring team. It notes their rugged players from Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin, their own band in traditional garb, and a free Pow Wow and snake dance planned in town before the game. It mentions strong local players from Gratiot county and a lively performance expected. The event is set for Saturday August 5.
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Roughbreds
Michigan
Minois
Semaie Passes Reciprocal Trade Pact With Canada
The reciprocity bill cleared the Senate by 53 to 27 and becomes law after signing. It reduces duties on raw materials and implements mutual rate cuts on secondary foods, meat, dairy, and cereals. The measure aligns with Taft's 1911 policy goals and broadens access to Canadian wood pulp, print paper, and other goods. The bill faced opposition from certain parties, but amendments largely failed.
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Canada
United States
Senate
Chmadon Yoerkamerit
la Delors
Fee Rordaboti
Wenied
William Miley
Sivalcotel Wenie
Syaite
Charles 1
Mre
Conwy
Conan
Secon
Reverend Dilifine to Speak at M E Church Sunday
Stereopagan views from Korea by Rev Harry Dilifine will be shown Sunday morning at the M E Church as part of a lecture series. The evening program will feature these illustrative views of daily life among the Rateans highlighting religious social and political aspects. Admission is free with offering collected. Remember the date Sunday July 40.
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Korea
Harry Dilifine
M. E
Arcada Grange Holds Regular Meeting on July 22
Arcada Grange held its regular session Saturday evening July 22 with WM presiding. Officers' reports, routine business, and a letter read from Sister Hertha Mabberd were noted. The meeting featured a tea, pledge of allegiance, and plans for future sessions including an address by Miss Fetal Hoa from Agen Nebrill.
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Arcada Grange
Hertha Mabberd
Grange Seredd
Weriely
Arcida Grange
Peniond Grange Meeting with Arcadi Giranne
Subordinate Granges invite members to Fifth Degree Regalar business meeting at 0 pm with Arcadi Grange. Dinner hour, Star Grange speaker Jennie Buehl, Recitation by Daphne McDade, Music by Sumner Grange, and program by Arcadda.
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Arcadi Giranne
Regalar
Miriie Arcada
Grange State
Jennie Buehl
Daphne McDade
Arcadda
Change to Levelace for Knights of the Modern Maccabees
Old story reports Levelace great ft manter and A M Slay, famed record keeper, issuing a pamphlet to Knights of the Modern Maccabees. It explains proposed changes to align rates with national mortality tables, uniting class 1 and class 2 policies, and seeks member suggestions to ease the transition.
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Levelace
Great Ft Manter
A.M. Slay
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
National Congress
Walt
Tate
Wliier
Le Vrut Crain Oper Company Aina Lygeu style
The text promotes Le Bron as a premier festival company with an Italian Opera Company cast noted for beauty and expense. It mentions Ray View Magazine season tickets at $1.50, and details a district camp meeting in Big Rapids for the Methodist Episcopal Church at Reed City August 3–15, with events and speakers including Bishop William A Stayle.
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Ray View
Ray View Magazine
Battle of Drug Stores
Big Rapids
Methodist Episcopal Church
Reed City
J. S. Spence
Wiliam A. Stayle
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