Pinchot Defends Forestry Service Policy Before Colorado Assembly
Gifford Pinchot, government forester, defended the Forest Service policy before Colorado’s Joint Assembly in Penrose, asserting no backward steps and a commitment to development alongside conservation. He argued for cooperation with users of national forests and rejected claims the forests block growth, citing mining claims, timber sales, and permits as evidence of active management and benefits to Colorado.
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Pinchot
Joint Assembly
Wilas M Ammons
Forest
Golorado
Forest Service
Can
Taft
Colorado
National Forests of
Develperbent
Tober
United States
Singher
Pinchow
Cooper's Jury Is Out In Nashville Murder Trial
Judge Hart began the charge to the jury in the Cooper Sharpe murder case of former Senator W Carmack. The 20 000 word document is described as the most comprehensive charge in a Tennessee court. The packed courtroom heard the judge read as sheriff and patrols guarded the bar amid tight security.
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Hart
Judge Hart
Cooper-Sharp
Iis
Nashville
Cooper-Sharpe
United States
W. Carmack
Tennessee
Trefan
Borum
Coutem
Edison and Phonograph Firms Held in Contempt
New York March 17 The United States circuit court of appeals held Edison and the Edison Phonograph company Edison phonograph works and the National Phonograph company in contempt over rights to sales of the Edison Invention in New York state. The judgment enforces a decree favorable to the New York Phonograph Company, limiting the plaintiff to acting only within New York.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Edison Phonograph Company
The
Edison Phonograph Works
National Phonograph Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York Phonograph Company
New York State
Edison
United States Circuit
Welsh and Donahue Fight Ten Rounds to a Draw
In New Orleans Freddie Welsh the English heavyweight champion and Boston’s Young Donahue fought ten rounds to a draw last night. The bout ended without a winner after a closely contested match at the arena.
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New Orleans
Freddie Welsh
Young Donahue
Boston
Morse Inventor of the Telegraph Highlighted in Special
A San Diego dispatch from Ensenadas notes William G Morse, inventor of the telegraph, as a featured figure in a special report. The brief mentions Morse as a notable inventor and references his connection to telegraph development.
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San Diego
Eneenads
Lower California
William G. Morse
Indian laborer death case ends in Mexican court
Morse is honorably discharged by the Mexican court after findings that he killed the Indian in self defense during an attack in Trinidad Mex. He had been held in a Mexican cartel for eighty four days following the incident.
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Trindidad
Mex
Morse
Farmers denounce beet sugar agents over price demand
Pueblo March 17 The state convention of the Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union adopted a resolution condemning agents of the American Beet Sugar company for trying to force a sliding scale on beets. Farmers in Pueblo County endorsed a flat $54 ton price and warned that no beets will be grown this year in the Arkansas valley if the company does not meet demands.
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Pueblo
Colo
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
American Beet Sugar Company
Pueblo County
American Feet Sugar Company
Arkansas Valley
Roosevelt's Son an Excellent Shot at Sagamore Hill
Ker mit Roosevelt, son of former President Theodore Roosevelt, scored highly during practice at Sagamore Hill rifle range ahead of their African tour. Theodore Roosevelt coached him as they tested rifles together.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay, N
Kermit Roosevelt
Kermit
Sagamore Hill
Friction In The House Over Minor Committee Appointments
Washington March 17 The House faces a novel friction as Minority Leader Clark withholds approval of Representatives Francis Burton Harrison and Broussard of Louisiana for the Ways and Means panel due to party dissent over their joining the Monday rule bout. Harrison says he will abide by the caucus action while Broussard is expected to accept. The dispute could prompt House action if Harrison declines to serve.
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Washington
Committee On
House
Clark
Francis Burton Harrison
Representative Broussard
Louisiana
Bolt
Broussard
Harrison
Cannon
Representative O'Connell
Massachusetts
O'Connell
O'Conner
E. B. Lewis
Georgia
Bartlett
Lewis
Dartlett
T Decling
Kentucky
James
Janes
Collier
Missiseippi
Kennedy
Iowa
Lundin
Tinole
Garner
Pennsylvania
Moller
Mississippi
Denver
Ohio
Payne Introduces New Tariff Bill In House
Washington March 17 Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means committee introduced the new tariff bill. Printing demands provoke a scramble on the floor as copies are issued. The measure raises revenue and includes inheritance tax provisions, Panama Canal bonds, and broad tariff changes affecting coffee, sugar, wool, leather, paper, glass, and other items.
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Ways and Means
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Payne
James
Washington
Coco E. Payne
Whys and Means
Taft
Philippines
Panama Canal
Treasury
Mann
America
New York
Train Crash Kills Six at Windsor Station Montreal
A Boston and Maine locomotive crashed into Windsor station in Montreal injuring several and killing six. The engine blew a plug near Highland and brakes failed before the wreck plunged through barriers into the ladies waiting room. a fireman and a worker below were killed, and a young girl awaiting a train died.
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Montreal
Windsor Staion
Highland Station
Windsor
Lttle
President okays annual passes for Taft and Sherman
Chicago March 17 President EB B Johnson of the American league approves a design for annual passes for President Taft and Vice President Sherman. Two prints will be made from the plate before destruction. Passes are embossed on ivory tablets in elephant hide cases with gold monograms on the back. Both leagues sent Roosevelt pastes, but he did not use them.
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Chicago
EB. B. Johson
O. K
Taft
Sherman
Roosevelt
Closing quotations of world markets in light opening
New York March 17 minor price changes from light opening dealings in stocks with no pronounced market tone. Minneapolis and St. Louis traded off slightly as early action indicated a subdued day.
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New York
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Wall Street Mixed with Commodity Prices and Livestock Figures
U.S. and International market listings show varied moves in steel, oil, and rail stocks alongside aggressive cattle and hog receipts at Kansas City. Grain and sugar futures edge lower on some contracts while copper and lead hold firm in New York trading. livestock markets reflect slow demand and mixed gains across regions.
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Kansas City
Ilo Lower
Ight
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Department of the Interior
Cooper
Edison and Phonograph Company
Beet Sugar CO
Ways and Means Committee
Committee
Great Britain
Consolidated Gas
Cleveland C.C
St. Louie
American Smelting
United States Steel
American League
NEW York Stock List
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt. & Refining
American Smelt. & Refug
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison, Pfd
Baltimore & Ohio
Bradkdyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erle
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Ilinois Central
Reading
Rock Island Co
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wabash
Western Union
Standard Oil
Park
Timothy
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
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Beever
Texas
Metal Market
St. Louis
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