Theodore Roosevelt and conservation 1858-1958
Information on Theodore Roosevelt’s conservation efforts.
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Creation Date
1958
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Environmental protection
Theodore Roosevelt 1858-1958
List of dates related to Theodore Roosevelt and his work in conservation.
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Creation Date
1958
Theodore Roosevelt and the conservation movement
Addresses by Senator James E. Murray of Montana in the United States Senate, regarding the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt’s birth and his contributions to conservation.
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Creation Date
1958-08-18
A complilation on the life and career of Theodore Roosevelt
A compilation of Senate documents on the life and career of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Creation Date
1958
Arbor and wildlife day
Biography of Theodore Roosevelt highlighting his conservation efforts.
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Creation Date
1958-04-25
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles J. Bonaparte
President Roosevelt directs Attorney General Bonaparte to carefully look into the matter of the Anaconda smelter before proceeding with any suits. It has been suggested that if a suit against the Anaconda smelter were successful, then the copper industry in Montana as a whole would be ruined and there would be massive unemployment. Roosevelt says that while the suit will be brought on environmental grounds, they need to find out if they would cause more economic destruction by the suit being successful. The case is especially important because of its implications for similar situations across the country.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1908-12-09
Memorandum of understanding between the National Park Service and the North Dakota committee sponsoring the dedication of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park on June 4, 1949
The document outlines the responsibilities of the Greater North Dakota Association and Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park regarding the dedication ceremonies for the park.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Creation Date
1949-05-26
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick William Holls
Governor Roosevelt informs Frederick William Holls that the Palisades bill has been passed. He requests that Holls provide names of people who could serve as commissioners, asking if he should appoint W. E. Dodge.
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Creation Date
1900-03-15