Roosevelt urges press duty and nation’s resource plan
President Roosevelt speaks to the National Editorial Association on responsible journalism and the need to confront wrongdoing with facts, not hysteria. He outlines conservation aims including taxation reform, public land management, forest and mineral resources, and the Inland Waterways Commission to harmonize growth and public welfare.
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Hampton Roids
Roosevelt
National Editorial Association
Daily Press
Periodicale
St Ufe
United States
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Alope
Reclamation Service
Rocky Mountain
Middle West
Mountains
Pacific Coast
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Public Lands Commission
Congress
General Land Office
Agriculture
United States Forest Service
West
Indian Territory
Gifford Pinchot
Publc
Mall
National Forest Service
Pinchot
Inland Waterways Commission
The
Waterways Commission
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Speaks at Georgia Day Exposition Parade
President Roosevelt visited Jamestown Exposition grounds for Georgia Day, greeted by thousands as Cardinal Gibbons and Govs. Terrell and Swanson attended. He praised the South, opened with a nod to Bulloch home, reviewed a major military parade, and dined at the Georgia State building before delivering remarks to the National Editorial Association and departing for Discovery Landing.
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Exposition Grounds
Discovery Landing
Atlantic Fleet
Georgia
Military and
Naval Academies
Virginia Military Institute
Swater
Lee Parrade
Cardinal Gibbons
Stephen PD. Lee
United Confederate Vetéranns
Swanson
Viginia
Terrell
United States Army
National Auditorial Association
Gov. Terrell
Ww. N. Mitchell
Roosevelt
W.W. N. Mitchell
Georgia Day Commission
South
Menabe
Mitchelli
Lee
Bulloch
Phillip Reed
Twenty-third Infantry
United States
Artilery
Fort
Monroe
United States Cavalry
Artillery
Infantry
Camp John Smith
West Point
Annapolis _midshipmen
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Georgia National Guard
Virginia Volunteers
Georgia State Building
Georgia Commission
Hampton Roads
Ayres Letter Sparks War Dept Inquiry at West Point
Lieut Col Charles G Ayres faces possible charges after a War Department inquiry into remarks attacking fellow officers mindsets. Taft discussed the matter with West Point officials while Ayres contested the assertions and a potential court martial hangs on his response.
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Charles G. Ayres
War Depart
Army
Ayres
Fenly
War Department
Col. Ayrés
Military Academy
Weat Point
Mrs. Ayres
Taft
West Point
Washington
Col. Ayres
Col
Scott
Jamestown
Imbroglia
Ayres Says He Will Not Talk Publicly on Wife Turmoil
Col. Charles G Ayres of the U S Army refuses to discuss his wife’s West Point overcoat incident, pledging to support her in her pursuit of remedies. He praises Georgia’s history, unity of Americans, and calls for broader social reforms including worker compensation and improved education. He stresses the navy as a peace guaranty and urges responsible conduct by employers, courts, and Congress.
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New York
Asi Knee
Es. Ag
Gal. S
Col. How
Col. Ayres
Twelfth Cavalry
Taft
West Point
Charles G. Ayres
United States' Army
Weatfind
Highland Falls
South
Avery
Savannah
Charleston
New Orleans
Congress
Georgia
Union
Col Howie Explains Damages Suit In Washington Post
Washington Post reports Col Howie explaining damage suit filed for 100,000 in the evial courts. Mrs Mirabeth Point identified as plaintiff. case details and defendant roles remain unclear. The report notes military aspects and command details but lacks full names and positions.
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Point
Military i Seaseniay
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Oglethorpe
Archibald Bulloch
Continental Congress
Digo
Great West
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Col. Howie
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