Pinchot’s Fight for the People
Jack Dalton lauds Gifford Pinchot for his Alaska conservation work and push for public rail access. The piece credits Pinchot with shaping Roosevelt era policies, safeguarding fisheries, forests, and mineral resources, and urging robust transportation to unlock Alaska’s vast resources for the nation.
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Pinchot
Alaska
Congress of the
United States
Penrose records as absentee senator noted in senate
Washington June 24 reports say Senator Penrose has become a noted absentee in the senate this year. He boasts of constant presence but has seldom attended half a dozen sessions and missed key committee hearings during important legislation. He did not vote on the Panama Canal matter and has skipped many other pivotal votes.
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Washington, D. C
Penrose
Senate
Senor Garza Aldape
Huerta
France
Milk Sterilization by Electricity Suppresses Contamination
Liverpool corporation depots supply milk sterilized by electricity to about a thousand babies daily. Proponents say electric treatment preserves taste similar to raw milk and removes all contamination compared with steam sterilization.
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Liverpool Corporation
Pinchot to Visit Eastern Counties Next
Gifford Pinchot of the Washington party Inc. plans to resume his automobile tour of the state on June 25 visiting fifteen eastern counties to meet voters and discuss issues. He has already drawn large receptions and strong support for his bid to beat Penrose in every county visited.
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Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party Inc
United States
Lene
Mr. Pinchot
Ssucs
Pinchot
Washington Party
Penrose
The Bottie Tree of the Sterculius Genus
The Sterculius genus, common in Queensland, includes the bottle tree of the west coast. Seeds reportedly edible when roasted or boiled in the Philippines, and the tree is related to Theobroma. Fruit splits to reveal bright scarlet skin, black seeds with a purple bloom, and the leathery fruit lingers on the tree amid jungle gloom.
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Queensland
Philippines
The Real Huerta Caligula Of Mexico
A vivid profile portrays General Victoriano Huerta as the ruthless Mexican dictator. The piece charges him with treachery toward Madero Zapata Villa and the United States, detailing his rise, cruelties, />drinking habits and paranoia. It warns his downfall appears near as he rules Mexico City with a fearsome, collapsing regime.
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Victorina Huerta
Mexico
United States
Madero
Diaz
Huerta
Monterey
Zapata
Orozco
Villa
Huerta Beine
House of Cards
Suarez
Congress
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexcco City
Anniversary of Baseball Marks Its Social Start at Hoboken
Sixty eight years ago last Friday the first recorded baseball match occurred between the Knickerbocker and New York clubs at Elysian Fields Hoboken New Jersey. The game featured underhand pitching no gloves and a social crowd while later modern baseball grew into a nation wide sport with millions of fans and players earning salaries.
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Knickerbocker
New York
Elysian Fields
Hoboken
N. J
Millonaires
United States
Taft Family to Spend Summer at Murray Bay
Professor William H. Taft and wife with family depart New Haven for Murray Bay Quebec for the summer. Mr W W Mischler and wife also sail today. Mischler is Taft's private secretary.
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New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Murray Bay
Que
W. W. Mischler
Mischler
Taking An Early Train Ordeal On A Local Run
A traveler endures a crowded local train with a rowdy quartet of children and noisy passengers. He eventually buys candy for the kids, endures banana peels, and vows to take a secured state room on the fastest train next time.
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Oil City
Global politics and notable public acts across nations
Russia’s population is estimated at 171 million. Levi P Morton, age 90, remains active in Poughkeepsie, New York. Indianapolis installs sanitary drinking fountains at Soldiers’ Monument basins and ends the old drinking cups system. Militant suffragists face shifting public sentiment in England. A referendum initiative bill progresses in the legislature. U S battleships in Mexican waters to be relieved by others after repairs. Senator Ollie James of Kentucky defended 80 murder defendants and freed them all. Kawase tours U S forests to study timber sales and reforestation. Colorado reports 66 deaths and 48 injuries from strikes, costing $12,009,000, with federal troops keeping a truce.
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Indianapolis
Ind
England
Legislative Committee On Ways
Utah
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nebraska
Delaware
Rhode Island
Kansas
United States
Ollie James
Kentucky
Bentaro Kawase
Imperial University of
Colorado
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