ARKANSAS JUDGE SAYS EXECUTIVE AGRICULTURE PLAN UNCONSTI TUT IONAL
Judge Rogers of Arkansas argues against a proposed executive department of agriculture as unconstitutional. He critiques the broad scope of federal power claimed under general welfare to justify such a department, noting fears of overreach and misapplication of seeds and crop information distribution. The article covers legislative debate on tariffs and lumber company examinations, including testimony on stock ownership and conflicts of interest, plus postoffice building funding and related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatsetos
Rogers
Arkansas
Bhl
Department of Agriculture
War Department
Treasury Department
Patent Office
Interior Department
Sons
Arkaemys
Kim
Agricultarel
Paspore Bt
Gol
Wm. F. Vilas
Chandler
Faulkner
Falkner
Vilas
Senate
Chandlers
Northworth
Gregory
Superior Lumber Company
Chang Diler
Hims
Vibi
Chance
Stuperor Lumber Company
Washington
Raul
Kennery
Indias
Fung
Kennedy
Jose On
Kennelysa Commt
Soffler, Keraunty
Knight
Besseut
Yesterning
Gowener Pound
Ke Lanier
Intreise
George Tinos
ATER
Tadiwa
Sheer
Wis
Whithimare
Elliecat
Ant
Elnem
Arid Lands Scheme for Dams and Flood Control
Washington May 11 A plan to survey reservoir feasibility in arid regions for irrigation storage is advanced. A $50,000 river and harbor amendment would fund investigations to prevent Mississippi floods, linking arid lands development to flood control measures. The Smithsonian details uniforms from historic figures and a note on preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Courres-mim Symes
Colorado
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
House
Adams
Denver
Congress
General Brown
Aio
Miele
Utad
New Cex
Arizona
Nevada
Ctali
Tall
John M. Noah
Clerks of the Nations
Smithsonian Institution
Atihapolis
Mil
Jackson
New Orleans
National Muse
Post Office Bill Statement on April 17 1914 Expenditures
The document outlines the total seed orders and April 17 purchases totaling 575 00. It notes adjustments, service expenses, and refunds showing expenses exceed receipts by 17 00. It references the secretary’s explanations and a $135 prize offer tied to a past event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatey
Lange
Turbulent Midwestern Weather Hits Towns and Crops
Reports from multiple states describe violent hail storms and heavy rain causing crop damage and window breakage. Weather cells sweep south and west of towns near Miami Texas and Kansas with record hail up to seven inches reported. Local officials note property losses and disrupted travel as communities brace for cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunowick
Kan
Calvin Race
Samlay
Valley Center Township
Sedgwick County
A.C. Race
Valley Crater
LG. C. P
Throntal
Hen Wo Lathey
Newton
J. W. Ady
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Ng of
Main St
Ngee
Philadelphia
S. W. Cor. Douglas Ave. and
Market Street
KATZ
Dapideox
Ck Walker Wise
Citizens Bank
Fxxson
Mee
T. L. Fox & Son
N. Main
Wichita
Eagle
Nth West
State of
Kansas
Anna
sTasiEr
Ain Nia
United States
Maslin Underwear
Wilson
P.S
W. D. Curtis
U. Derst
Executive Department OF Agriculture
Postoffice
Mansee
Dione
Democrats
Ways and Means
Cancus
Ways and Tieans
Fairchild
Committee On Post-Offices
Chaise Msn Biount
Postoffice Department
Tmaster General
Auth
House Committee On
Landis
Af. Debassett
Kerjeral
Arizonia
Yale
General Land Office
Foday
AE Flint
Cookston Land District
Minnesota
Caner
Hos
Turpie
Rome
Roneinette
Hse
Bern
de Rey
Me Kinler
F Prue
Fate
Trawasil
Tad Peer
Irmatt
rareraMe
Poe
Cinesen
Turner
Durhingtim
Arione
Iran
Wabeskarte
Minamnens
Tievarantas
Leareems, Ky
William
Riley
Sedgwick City
Miami
Texas
Happy
Cleveland
Ste Civil Service
Marto
Baveuie
Tima
Case de Biltieys Trea
Marton
Kvells
Miame
Abe
LaForce
Gracermnes
Wardaville
Mr. Sumter
Fr. Anderson
Elicenter
NK Fouts
Mey
Vaive League
Rwet
Mleht
Smh
Attaukedt
Cleveland 96
Chaucer Mitetell Uegen
Eeforim
John
Mir
M. Nast
Orphas Beamer
Clarice
Reyes
Lee
Petaeana Party
Graleek
Wend
Wale
Ted
Lanett
Wantunaton
Parmans
Cnstram Haniae
Edoguet
Dent Cormrret
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