Proceedings [of the] fourth National Conservation Congress [at] Indianapolis, October 1-4, 1912

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United States: National Conservation Congress,1911,pubdate 1912.

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Bob Taylor, Bryan Ness and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Books project.)

Language

English

LoC Class

HC: Social sciences: Economic history and conditions, Special topics

Subject

Conference papers and proceedings

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 69706

Release Date

January 4, 2023

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.Untitled
3. 3.PROCEEDINGS Fourth National Conservation Congress
4. 4.Untitled
5. 5.CONTENTS.
6. 6.OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES, 1912. — STANDING COMMITTEES, 1912. — FOOTNOTES:
7. 7.OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES, 1913. — FOOTNOTES:
8. 8.CONSTITUTION
9. 9.RESOLUTIONS.
10. 10.OPENING SESSION. — Invocation. — ADDRESSES OF WELCOME. — Address of Welcome for the City of Indianapolis — Address on Behalf of the Local Business Organizations — President’s Address — MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT. — Address, Hon. Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of War — Announcements
11. 11.SECOND SESSION. — Invocation — Address, “What the States are Doing” — Address, “Conservation Redifined” — Report, Comittee on Education — Illustrated Address, “Bird Slaughter and the Cost of Living” — Address and Illustrated Lecture, “Federal Protection of Migratory Birds”
12. 12.THIRD SESSION. — INVOCATION. — GIFFORD PINCHOT. — Address, “The Conservation of Man”
13. 13.FOURTH SESSION. — INVOCATION. — Address, “Human Life as a National Asset” — Address, “Public Health Movement” — Announcement by the President — Committee on Resolutions — Address, “Authority in Health Control” — Address, “Land Frauds” — Address, “Conservation of Land and the Man” — Address, “Farmers’ Union” — FOOTNOTES:
14. 14.FIFTH SESSION. — Address, “A Plea for More Education Opportunities.” — Address, “Hygiene in Relation to Public Health” — Address, “The Duty of the Employer” — Letter from Mr. Charles A. Doremus — Address, “Conservation of the Human Race” — Address, “The Rescue of the Fit”
15. 15.SIXTH SESSION. — Address, “Human Efficiency” — Address, “Is the Child Worth Conserving” — Remarks, Miss Adeline Denny
16. 16.SEVENTH SESSION. — Reading of Telegrams — Report from Col. M. H. Crump — Address, “The Lumberman’s Viewpoint” — Nominating Committee — Report, Mrs. Orville T. Bright — Address, “Saving the Miners’ Lives” — Address, “The Prevention of Railrod Accidents” — Address, “Vital Statistics and the Conservation of Human Life” — Address, “The Prevention of Elevator Accidents” — Resolution, Mr. R. P. Bolton — Resolution, Mr. Frederick Kelsey
17. 17.EIGHTH SESSION. — Address, Honorable Woodrow Wilson
18. 18.NINTH SESSION. — Remarks, Mrs. Philip N. Moore — Address, Miss Julia Clifford Lathrop — Address, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott — Address, Mrs. John R. Walker — Paper, Mrs. Elmer Black — Remarks, Colonel John I. Martin
19. 19.TENTH SESSION. — Address, “The Problem of Tuberculosis” — Address, “The Conservation of Navigable Streams” — Address, “Social, Industrial and Civic Progress” — Address, “Disposition of Sewage” — Remarks, Mr. J. B. Baumgartner — Report, Executive Committee — Remarks, Mr. E. Lee Worsham — Report, Committee on Nominations — Remarks, Mr. Charles Lathrop Pack — Address, “The Investigations of Flood Commission of Pittsburg”
20. 20.ELEVENTH SESSION. — Remarks, Hon. J. B. White — Address, “The Story of the Soil” — Address, “The Story of the Air” — Report, Committee on Resolutions — Resolution, Mr. John B. Hammond — Presentation of Invitations from Cities Desiring the Next Congress — Address, Mr. Don Carlos Ellis
21. 21.SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. — FORESTRY SECTION — Remarks, Mr. D. Page Simons — Mr. T. B. Wyman — Remarks, Maj. E. G. Griggs — Remarks, Mr. Charles Lathrop Pack — Remarks, Mr. I. C. Williams — Remarks, Dr. Henry S. Drinker — Remarks, Mr. E. A. Sterling — Remarks, Hon. John M. Woods — Remarks, Mr. Henry E. Hardtner — Remarks, Prof. F. W. Rane — Remarks, Col. W. R. Brown — Remarks, Mr. F. A. Elliott — Remarks, Mr. Hugh P. Baker — Remarks, Mr. P. S. Ridsdale — Appointment of Committees on Resolutions — Co-operation with other agencies
22. 22.THIRD SESSION— — Remarks, Mr. H. E. Hardtner — Remarks, Mr. T. B. Wyman — Remarks, Col. W. R. Brown — Remarks, Mr. F. A. Elliott — Remarks, Mr. N. P. Wheeler — Remarks, Mr. D. Page Simmons — Report, Committee on Resolutions
23. 23.FOURTH SESSION— — Committee on Permanent Organizations — Report, Mr. E. T. Allen — Remarks, Mr. Z. D. Scott and Mr. F. A. Elliott — Remarks, Mr. H. D. Langille and Mr. W. H. Shippen — Register, Forestry Section — Address, “The Present Situation of Forestry”
24. 24.FOOD SECTION — Address, “Food Conservation by Cold Storage” — National Association of Conservation Commissioners — Accident Prevention Section — Review of Progress in the Conservation of Waters — Report, Standing Committee on Waters
25. 25.Report, Standing Committee on Wild Life Protection — Address, “The Vital Resources of the Nation” — Paper, “Conservation of the Soil” — Paper, “War is the Policy of Waste” — Address, “The Conservation of Navigable Streams” — Report from the National Fertilizer Association — Dr. W. J. McGee: An Appreciation of His Services for Conservation
26. 26.INDEX. — Transcriber’s note

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