Conservation fights over national resources under Wilson
Washington Oct 7. Progressives and conservationists clash with the Wilson administration over control of water power coal and public lands. Bills in Congress seek government restraint and fair valuation for franchises while powerful lobbying and executive support shape the outcome amid battles over Alaska lands radium grazing and forest policy.
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Washington
Wilson
Lam
Aomio
Congress
Baltimore
Alaska
Init Congress
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Water Power Trust
House
Ableldy Hill
Senate
Shields
Rome G. Brown
Minneapolis
Garrison
M Messure
Interior
Lane
Ferry Bil
Terrisvill
Myers
Forest Service
Interior Department
Ferris
Syers
Conservationista
Trust
Gifford Pinehot
Marlu
Roanoke
Roosevelt
Taftletoes
War Department
Phelan
Navy
Lanes
Gregory
Dantola
Ban
Wood Wloof
Honmende
Marshal
Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Conservioniste
Chilton and Neely Keep West Virginia Unit Ready
Oct 7 Charleston report says Second West Virginia infantry trained two months and praised by army inspectors as one of the best drilled National Guard units. Senator Chilton and Congressman Neely defend the regiment’s efficiency against criticism in Democratic papers. They note health, discipline, and willingness to deploy if required.
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Charleston
United States
W. E. Chilton
M. M. Neely
West Virginia Infantry
Deming
United States Army
Nat
Kanawha
Chilinn
Dog Mack the fishing hound of California sportsman
Francis Aspin, a California sportsman, owns Mack a liver and white Norfolk spaniel weighing about seventy pounds. Mack retrieves fish without a net, dives into the water to seize trout and brings them ashore intact. Aspin calls Mack a remarkable aid in fishing and notes the dog watches water keenly for opportunities.
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San Francisco
Francis Aspin
Pikes Peak
Gilpin
Sahin
Mack
George Gould
Gupin
Hilo
Women Make Elking Fair Bid Success
Randolph County Farmers Fall Festival and Fair closed a satisfactory fall meet with many new features. A first aid demonstration led by Mrs. Howard Sutherland drew large crowds, as did lectures by doctors on blood handling, nosebleeds, and general first aid. The rest room and efficiency kitchen drew visitors, with prizes for student baking and exhibits from Elkins schools. Parsonage Wedding united Rev. O W Pullin and Miss Anna Of Brock.
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Mra
Frederick H. Barron
L. S. Keim
J. B. Tener
J. W. Graham
Bessie Kelin
B. J. Williams
Elkins
O. W. Pullin
Charleston
West Arginia
Anna of
Pullin
Notable Snapshots of Gilpin's Dog in Action Captivate Visitor
The article notes that Gilpin showed remarkable and interesting photographs of his dog to a skeptical visitor, highlighting the animal's engaging behavior and agility. Residents of Ogle Springs are mentioned in the context of the interest generated by these images and the dog’s antics.
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Ogleyady Springs
Gilpin
ATL
Sheriff's Office
Ing Om Witding Fon Capone
Bellhop Recalls Response to Lobby Request
A tel operator relayed a lobby message to the desk clerk who then notified the front desk and pagered the bell hop. The exchange described a bell hop’s swift response to inquiries about Mr. Peterson in the lobby.
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Peterson
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Keyser
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