Heat records broken across the Southwest on Sunday
Oklahoma and Kansas cities report extreme heat with 111 in Oklahoma, 114 in Salina Kansas, and 111 in Blackwell Oklahoma. A hot southerly wind gusts up to 36 mph, causing dust, crop damage, and at least one prostration.
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Will Urge Preservation of American Forests at Chicago
KE. T. Allen forester for the Western Forestry and Conservation Association urges support for the National Irrigation Congress in Chicago December 5 to 9. He notes Northwest timber states hold over half the nation’s standing timber and highlights lumber’s economic and social value, forest fire risks, and the need for legislation and fire patrols to protect forests and sustain irrigation in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and California.
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Mississippi River
Caillaux Asked by Pallieres to Form New Cabinet
Paris June 26 President Pallieres asked John Caillaux, finance minister in the Monis ministry, who retired yesterday, to form a new cabinet. Caillaux would respond later today. If he accepts the task the cabinet will likely pursue changes in the electoral law similar to the old government.
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Paris
France
Pallieres
John Caillaux
Monis
M. Caillaux
Caillaux
Senate Takes Up Canadian Reciprocity Bill Debated Amendments
The Canadian reciprocity bill opens in the senate with the Root amendment under consideration. Senator Thornton denounces alleged agricultural discrimination while insurgent Republicans signal deep tariff contest ahead. The fight centers on reciprocity, wool, and free list measures as senators prepare for a broad tariff clash this week. A conference on the Bristow amendment looms as Arizona and New Mexico are set to join the territories bill.
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la Follette
Bristow
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Weeks of oratory ahead for Senate
Washington notes weeks of senate campaign oratory before voting on reciprocity. Progressive Republicans led by Senator La Follette plan to push tariff amendments and free list bills to define policy differences with Democrats and regular Republicans. Democrats aim for restraint, opposing speeches while insurgent opponents push reciprocity, with a caucus likely to set limits on debate and amendments.
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Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims finally disallowed
Washington reports the Interior Department disallowed the Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims. Secretary Fisher approved the decision handed down by Fred Dennett, ending two years of public attention and tying the Ballinger Pinchot investigation to the case. Attorneys may appeal to the Supreme Court on points of law, not facts.
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Alaska
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Fisher
Fred Dennett
Land Office
Cunningham
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Department
Ballinger-Pinchot
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