Conservation of Natural Resources Conference Theme At White House
President Roosevelt convened governors cabinet members judges and business leaders to forge a national plan for conserving natural resources. Papers by James J. Hill and others covered rail and water transport forests sanitation reclamation land laws grazing and stock raising mineral resources and ores. Public interest ran high with letters from Bryan Cleveland and Johnson supporting the effort.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Andrew Carnege
Willam Jennings Bryan
James J. Hill
John Mitchell
Mississi River
Inland Waterways Association
James Ot HM
Mr. Hil
T. C. Chamberlain
Unicity of
Chicago
R. A. Long
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Kansas City
George W. Kober
George C. Pardee
Oakland
Cal
Joseph H. Carey
Cheyenne
Wyo
H. A. Jastro
National Live Stock Association
Bakersfield
United States
Dr. C. White
West Virginia
Andrew Carnegie
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Governors
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Division
President Roosevelt
Comer
Alabama
Broward
Florida
Deneen
Illinois
Cummins
Iowa
Hook
Kansas
Blanchard
Louisiana
Folk
Missouri
Shelton
Nebraska
Cuny
New Mexico
Burke
North Dakota
Franty
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
Oregon
Davidson
Wisconsin
Brooks
Wyoming
al Sorta
William J. Bryan
John A. Johnson
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Gov. Johnson
Penny Wise
Old golf clubs drank claret rather than whiskey in early days
A London magazine correspondent notes that ancient golf clubs favored claret punch and champagne over whiskey at festive gatherings. At Blackheath, records from 1608 show a mixed membership and strict dinners, with penalties for missing meals, while liquor listed includes punch sherry port elder porter and water.
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London
Blackheath
Nequebaugh
Ohio State Board of Health Moves Against Baby Farms
Ohio State News reports vigorous action planned by the state board of health to combat baby farms in Ohio. The meeting focused on a recent act passed by the legislature, aiming to license and regulate hospitals, boarding houses, and private nurses, with penalties including fines or imprisonment for proprietors failing to comply.
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State Board of Health
Toledo
Ohio
Hoknd
Pitendunee
Ohio city law unconfirmed by governor delays start
Columbus Ohio the Paine bill becomes law without governor Harris signature due to ten day veto limit. It will take effect January 1 191 then likely May 21 after veto window expires. Other Ohio items note miner operator scale agreement in hacking district inspectors appointed and a four year graft sentence for William Wilcox. Troops fire on farmhouse owner arrested. A widow finds 700 buried in a bread can. Torch set under barn near West Union. Middletown buys Tytun mill for 160000 creating 150 jobs. Dayton man gets fifteen years for criminal assault. Wonders names engineer Harwand Lersch appointed as assistant engineer by the State Highway Commission.
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Columbus
Harria
SQUIRREL HUNTERS FUND DISTRIBUTION IN COLUMBUS
Col. W. J. Curry, commissioner of veterans' relief, announces an $8,000 appropriation for Squirrel Hunters volunteers who served to hold back Kirby Suit Iron and Mason and Dixon lines in September 1862. Survivors expect $18 each for interviews as funds are allocated. Distribution begins July 4 under Curry’s plan.
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Colmbus
W. J. Curry
Comminster
Woldiers
Squirrel Muniors
Vtale
Kirby Suit
Crmet
Mason and Dixon Eos
Col. Curry Ips
Legal actions and crimes across Ohio headlines
Columbus leaders outline a plan for proceedings between Attorney General and state senators on a committee. Dynamite damages a Columbus home amid extortion threats. Ohio parole officer position created, standard practice to monitor released inmates. A crazed man disrupts Marion station crowd claiming estate dealings with English lord. A $250,000 suit targets state agriculture officials. Clutta gains Republican congress indorsement in Wellston. A deadly domestic dispute in Chillicothe ends with wife and husband dead. A Bellefontaine baby barrelling toward 450 pounds by age five. Toledo considers diocese split after Bishop Horstmann death. Marion honors Helen Moses, missionary school founder. Gallipolis man dies from a fall near his home.
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Greenville Journal
Otwell, Ea
Breesville
York
Vane
War Department
Wright Bros
Dayton
O. AM. Herring
New York
J. G. Scott
Wright Hyox
Hammondaport
N.Y
Red Wing
Lake Keuka
Alexander Graham Bell
Lieut. Selfridge
Army
China
Peking
Germany
Chiese
Benjamin Harrison
Pyhur
Mr. Hayes
Grant
John Adams
Fillmore
Madison
John Quincey Adams
Jeferson
Pierce
Buchanan
Ince
Indiana
Guid
The
New York Herald
Manitoba
Cowper
Olney
Bucks
Natural Resources Conference
Atereography
Underwood & Underwood
Troosevelt
Paxaing
Cannon
Morentry
Pinciot
Beyer
John Mavc Hammond
American Institute of Mining Engineers
la Polletti
Knox
Root
Michell
Seth Low
Samuel Gompers
Cortelyou
Gov Polk
Juyticy Moody
Suprama Court
Gov
Haskell
Ollubome
Curry
Andrew Carnwxie
James Wilton
Ofugriculture
Goy, Hughes and Sox
Aennsye
Minnesota
Scote
England
Nocanion
Jamaica
Dickering
Liverpool
Ohio State News of Interest
Paine Gill
Athens
Hacking
Cleveland, O
Alta Weiss
Rogersville
Weins
Columbus, O
Lemert
George W. Spienman
Fairfield County
Charles B. Moore
Hardin
David Jones
Franklin County
B. P. McCorkle
Trumbull County
Wilcox
Wm. Wilcox
Bellefontaine
Wm. Botkin
St. Marya
Troop B
Higginsport
James McAfee
Chillicothe
Kate Daily
Ed Daily
Bainbridge
West Union
Shell
Uhb Elty
Darnell
Harmilton
Middletown Capitalista
Tytun
Middletown
United States Boxboard Co
Goete
Brown
Hiram Hulme
Wonders Names
Wonders
Harwond Lersch
Ely- Fin
Hera
Cilia
Getty
Sterna
Vy Oneinmatt
Cleveland
Probis
Phe
Omarks
Autilur
Seite
Il Ns
Mack Hands
Agostina Lannario
Ts Brother
Vertion Avenue
Tans Varino
Harry Ogle
Ogle
J. W. Creager
Halls
Marion
Daniel Cox
Cincinnati
Union Station
Smith Agriculural Co
State Board of Agriculture and Secreary Thos. 1
Calvert
James W. Fleming
John St. Clair
Rebecca
St. Clair
O.—Maurion
Edward Cowen
Lockington
Hoe
Horstmann
Canton
Ignatius Horstmann
St. John's Church
Steepa
Helen & Moses
Indianapolis
Tivington, NL
National Society of the Christian Women's Board of Missions
Gallipolis
Peter Smoitrer
Dore
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