Chapter XXV: Section VIII: The Congress shall have power (15)

Federation of Women’s Clubs, Reference to, 240, 241

GIPE, J. C., Nomination of, for Recording Secretary, 288
Recording Secretary, 9
Recording Secretary, 1913, 11

GRAVES, HENRY S., Address by, 318–325
Chairman Committee on Forestry, 1913, 11
Chairman Committee on Forests, 10
Discussion of paper by, 316

Greetings to Congress, 182

GRIGGS, Major E. G., Address by, 183–195
Member Nominating Committee, 196

GROSS, H. H., Address by, 297–302

Habit-forming Drugs, 110

HADLEY, Governor of Missouri, Reference to, 231

Hon. HERBERT S., Governor of Missouri, Reference to, 296

HAMMOND, JOHN B., Adoption of Resolution by, 306

Health, Public Health, Reference to, 111
Powers of National Government Relating to, 112
Control, Authority in, Address by Dr. L. E. COFER, 111–112
Education in, 82
Federal Public Health Service, Activities of, 114
of Industrial Workers, 18
National Board of, Reference to, 113
of the People, 18

Public and Hygiene, Address by Dr. OSCAR DOWLING, 139–144
Work, Municipal, Reference to, 98, 99, 100
National, Reference to, 97
State, Reference to, 98

Heredity, 152

Hereditary Defects, 18

HILL, Rev. H. G., Invocation, 91

Hon. James J., Paper by, 349–352

HOLMES, Dr. JOSEPH A., Address by, 200–205
Chairman, Committee on Minerals, 10
Reference to, 38

Home, The, address by Mrs. MATTHEW T. SCOTT, 250–254
Conservation of the, 197
Making, 251
The Country, 199
Training in the, 250

Homes, Committee on, 10

HOPKINS, CYRIL G., reference to, 300

HORNADAY, Dr. W. T., address by, 72
Chairman, General Committee (including Domesticated Animals
and Wild Life), 10
Report of, as Chairman, Committee on Wild Life Protection, 344–347

Hospitals, Establishment of Public, 269

Human Efficiency, Address by Dr. HENRY WALLACE, 161–170
Reference to, 94
by President WHITE, 33
Life, Conservation of, 201
address by A. B. FARQUHAR, 214–223
Discussion of, by Dr. WILLIAM A. EVANS, 61
as a National Asset, Address by E. E. RITTENHOUSE, 92–102

HURTY, Dr. JOHN N., Address by, 148–154
Reference to, 246

Hygiene, Divisions of, 153
Essentially Preventive, 144
Need of Education in, 198
in Relation to Public Health, Address by Dr. OSCAR DOWLING,
139–144
in Its Relation to Health, 140
School, 150

Illness, 149

Immigrants, Proper Distribution of, 198

Indiana, Conservation Work in, 29
Health Work in, 29, 30
State Forestry Association, 29
State Board of Forestry, 29

Indianapolis, Welcome on Behalf of, 31

Industry, American, 236

Industrial Insurance, Reports of Washington Conservation Commission,
193, 194, 195

Infant Life, Protection of, 196
Mortality, Prevention of, 244

Initiative, Referendum and Direct Primary, 278

Insect Ravages, 19

Insurance, Working Man’s, 143

International Sunday School Association, Reference to, 178

Invitation to Congress from San Francisco, 286
from Knoxville, 182

Invitations from Cities Desiring Congress, 306

Iron Ore, State Production of, 50, 51

Irrigation, 51

“Is the Child Worth Conserving?” Address by Judge BEN B. LINDSEY,
170–181

JOHNSON, THOMAS H., Address by, 205–214

JONES, Col. W. A. FLEMING, 111

KELSEY, FREDERICK, Remarks by, 231

KENDALL, Mrs. ELMER E., Member, Nominating Committee, 196

KNAPP, JOSEPH P., Reference to, 186

Knoxville, Invitation from, 307–310

Labor, Values from, 146
Wage Scale and Hours, 305

Land, Drainage Schemes, 125
Dry Land Deals, 126
Effects of Land Frauds, 129
Eucalyptus Promotion, 125
Frauds, or Get-Rich-Quick Schemes, Address by Dr. GEORGE E.
CONDRA, 123–130
Fruit Land Promotion, 124
Irrigation Schemes, 124
Mineral Land Promotion, 124
Misrepresentation and Overvaluation of, 127
Oil and Gas Promotion, 124
Promoters’ Methods, 128
Schemes, 126
and Soil, Distribution of, 52

Lands, 19
and Agriculture, Committee on, 10
Report of Committee on, 123–130
Classification of, 20
Leasing of, 20
Withdrawal of Public, 20

LATCHAW, D. A., Nomination of, for Treasurer, 288
Treasurer, 1912, 9
1913, 11

LATHROP, Miss JULIA CLIFFORD, Address by, 242–249

Laws, Sumptuary, 89

LEHMAN, GEORGE M., Address by, 289–296

LIEBER, RICHARD, Address of Welcome by, 31
Chairman, Board of Managers, 1912, 9

Life, Average Human, 103
Duration of, in Sweden, 104

Lever Bill, Reference to, 300

Life Insurance Companies, Reference to, 101, 108

Life, Length of, 148
Loss of, in Mines, 204
Prolongation of, 90
Table of Expectation of, 77
waste, 94, 95, 96

LINDSEY, Judge BEN B., 170–181
Chairman, Committee on Child Life, 10

Living, Science of, 151

Logging, Hazards of, 190

LOOMIS, A. M., New York, Remarks by, 311

Lumber Manufacturers, Reference to, 185

“Lumberman’s Viewpoint, The,” Address by Major E. G. GRIGGS, 183–195

Lumbermen, Reference to, by E. T. ALLEN, 65
Support of Forestry by, 21

LUND, Mrs. HAVILAND H., Address by, 130–132

MCGEE, Dr. W J, 22
An Appreciation of, by W. C. MENDENHALL, 365–367
Chairman, Committee on National Parks, 10
Resolution on, 22

Mammoth Cave, Establishment of, as a National Park, 182, 183

MARTIN, Col. JOHN I., Sergeant-at-Arms, 23
Motion by, 91
Remarks by, 262, 263

Medicine, Patent, 150
Proprietary, 88

Men and Religion Forward Movement, Reference to, 178, 276

MENDENHALL, W. C., Report as Chairman, Committee on Waters, 335–344

MILLER, WINFIELD, Address of Welcome by, 33

Mine Legislation, 205

Minerals, 21
Committee on, 10
Long-time Leases of, 21
Waste of, 22

Mining, 22
Conditions, Improvement of, 204
as a Great Foundation of Industry, 201
Industry, 201, 202
Development of, 202
Loss of Life In, 22

MIX, Dr. M. W., Chairman Accident Prevention Section, 335

MOORE, Mrs. PHILIP N., Nomination of, for Vice-President, 288
Remarks by, 241
Vice-President, 1913, 11
Professor WILLIS N., Address by, 302–305

Mortality Statistics, 78

Mothers’ Compensation Law, 176
Pensions, 174

Municipal Government, 279

National Association of Conservation Commissioners, Election of
Officers, 335
Meeting of, 334, 335

of Manufacturers, Reference to, 146

Child Labor Committee, Reference to, 274

Civic Federation, Work of, 277

Congress of Mothers, Reference to, 196

Consumers’ League, Reference to, 172, 173

Conservation Association, Reference to, 56

Congress, Amendment to Constitution, 286, 287
Membership in, 287
Reference to, 56
Vice-President of, 286
Magazine, Suggestion of a, 302

Department of Health, Reference to, 108

Fertilizer Association, Report from, 363–365

League for Medical Freedom, Reference to, 222

Lumber Manufacturers’ Association, Reference to, 185, 187

Parks (including Mammoth Cave, Ky., and Adjacent Lands),
Committee on, 10

National Soil Fertility League, 299

Natural Gas, State Production of, 49, 50
Waste of, 22

Resources, Proper Utilization of, 184

Navigable Streams, Conservation of, 357–362

Nominating Committee, Adoption of Report of, 288
Appointment of, 195
Report by, 288

Officers, Appreciation of the Work of, 23
and Committees, 1912, 9
1913, 11

PACK, CHARLES LATHROP, Nomination of, for President, 288
Presentation of, as President, 288
President, 1913, 11
Remarks by, 289

PAGE, WALTER H., Chairman, Committee on Resolutions, 111
Report as Chairman of Committee on Resolutions, 306

Panama Canal, Reference to, 28, 106

Parent-Teacher Associations, Reference to, 199

PEARSON, Dr. T. GILBERT, Illustrated Address by, 71

Petroleum, State Production of, 49, 50

PHILPUTT, Rev. Dr. ALLAN B., Invocation by, 74

PINCHOT, GIFFORD, Message from, 74
Reference to, by Dr. WILEY, 75

Political Platforms, 110

Population, Increase in, 300

Public Health Movement, Address by Prof. IRVING FISHER, 103–111
Service, Organization of, 119, 120
Service, Activities of, 121, 122
State Laws Concerning, 284

Utility Corporations, in Their Relation to the Public, 277

Pure Food and Drugs, 279

Pittsburgh Flood Commission, Outline of Work, 290

Race Suicide, 96, 177

Railroad Accidents, Cause and Prevention of, 208
Statistics on, 211
Study of, 207

Railway Accidents, 206, 207
Classes of, 207

RAUH, CHARLES S., Report by, 363–365

Reception by Officers and Board of Managers, 73

Reforestation, 21

Refrigeration of Food Stuffs, 19

Reports of Washington Compensation Commission, 188

Rescue of the Fit, Address by HARRINGTON EMERSON, 154–160

Research, Scientific, 118

Resolution by R. P. BOLTON, 231

by FREDERICK KELSEY, 231

Resolutions, 18

Resources, Human, 140

RITTENHOUSE, E. E., Address by, 92, 102

RUMELY, Dr. EDWARD A., Address by, 144–147

Rural Schools, 22
Pupils in, 137

Sanitation in Pennsylvania, 216
Enforcement of, 119
of Foreign Commerce, 115

Sanitary Treaties, 116
Information, Collection of, 117

“Saving Miners’ Lives,” Address by Dr. JOSEPH A. HOLMES, 200–205

SCOTT, Mrs. MATTHEW T., Address by, 250–254
Chairman, Committee on Homes, 10
President-General, D. A. R., Introduction of, 249

Schools, Country, Needs of, 299
Growth in, 135
Rural, Reference to, 136

School Supervision, 138
Taxes, 137

Sewage Disposal, 19
Experiments in, 284
Disposition of, Address by Dr. BURTON J. ASHLEY, 281–286

SHIPP, THOMAS R., Executive Secretary, 1912, 9
1913, 11
Nomination and Election of, for Executive Secretary, 288

Social Evil, The, 277
Industry and Civic Progress, Address by RALPH M. EASLEY, 272–281

Soil Fertility, 162
in Europe, 297, 298
as National Asset, 297
Soil, The Story of the, Address by H. H. GROSS, 297–302

States, What They Are Doing, Dr. GEORGE E. CONDRA, 48

Standing Committees, 1912, 10
Report of, 367–368

STIMSON, Hon. HENRY L., Secretary of War, Address by, 41

Stimulants, Dangers of, 89

STORMS, Rev. Dr. A. B., Invocation by, 47

“Story of the Air,” Address by Prof. WILLIS N. MOORE, 302–305

Supplementary Proceedings, 312

Surveys, Climate, 58
Ground Water, 58
Social and Industrial Conditions, 58
Native Life, 58
Soils, 58
Structural, 58
Surface Water and Drainage, 58
Topographical, 57
Value of, 57, 58, 59

TAFT, President, Message from, 41
Personal Representative of, 41

TEAL, J. N., Chairman, Committee on Waters, 10

Tenement House Reform, 274

Timber Crop, 185

TOLL, JOHN D., Report by, 363–365

Training of Americans, 255

Tuberculosis Campaign, Outline of, 267
Deaths from, 264
Problem of, Address by Dr. LIVINGSTON FARRAND, 264–271
Registration, 265
of the Social Conditions, 266
Survey, 268

Typhoid Fever, 220

United States Steel Corporation, Reference to, 203

URNER, F. G., Address by, 327–334

Vice Commissions, 179

Vice-Presidents, 9

Vital Energy, 234
Resources, 10
Committee on, 10
of the Nation, Address by Dr. HENRY S. DRINKER, 347–349
State Activities in, 54, 55
Statistics, Address by A. B. Farquhar, 214–223

Vitality, Saving, 151

Vote of Thanks to Judge LINDSEY, 181

Wage-Earners, improvement of Conditions for, 273

Wage Question, 159

Wages, Improvement of, 273

WALKER, Mrs. JOHN R., Address by, 255–258

WALLACE, Dr. HENRY, Address by, 161–170
Chairman Pro Tem, 122
Member, Nominating Committee, 196

War, Policy of Waste; Peace Policy of Conservation, Address by
Mrs. ELMER BLACK, 352–356

Water Power, 22
Address of Hon. HENRY L. STIMSON, 41–46
Coosa River Bill, 45
Combination to Control, 184
James River Bill, 44
National Policy, 43
A Prominent Resource, 43
Public Control of, 22

Waters, Committee on, 10

WELCH, Dr. WILLIAM H., Chairman, Committee on Vital Statistics, 10

Weeks Law, Reference to, 319

Western Forestry and Conservation Association, Reference to, 65

WHEELER, N. P., Member, Nominating Committee, 196

WHITE, Hon. J. B., Address as President, 48

WHITE, President, Remarks in Presenting Hon. WOODROW WILSON, 232
Remarks Presenting CHARLES LATHROP PACK, 288
Remarks of, 33, 37, 40, 47, 75, 92, 102, 139, 160, 170, 181, 183,
195, 200, 231, 240, 264, 298
1912, 9
Announcements by, 111, 134, 182
Remarks by, 311
Statement by, 302

WICKS, Rev. Dr. F. S. C., Invocation by, 24

Wild Life Protection, State Activities in, 346
Report of Standing Committee of, 344

WILEY, Dr. HARVEY W., Address by, 75–91
Chairman, Committee on Food, 10
Chairman, Section on Food, 326
Mention of, 28

WILSON, WOODROW, Introduction of, by President WHITE, 232
Address by, 232–240

Woodworking Industries, Risks in, 189, 190

Women’s Meeting, 240

Workman’s Compensation Act, 187
Acts, States Which Have, 188

WORSHAM, E. LEE, Remarks by, 287
Chairman, Executive Committee, 1912, 9
1913, 11

Transcriber’s note

Consolidated the different spelling of cooperation and coöperation
with the most used co-operation throughout book
Added missing punctuation where needed
Wide tables were split into two parts for readability
pg 4 Changed Relation to Pulbic to: Public
pg 5 Changed Scott 250-258 to: 250-254
pg 5 Added letter h to Pittsburg in: Pittsburg, Mr. George M. Lehman
pg 10 Changed W J McGee. to: McGee,
pg 11 Changed Okland to: Oakland, Cal.
pg 14 Changed from the State Conservations to: Conservation
pg 16 Added period to: of less than 25,000.
pg 27 Changed take Russion with her to: Russia
pg 28 Changed spelling of: and familiarizing themeslves to:
themselves
pg 29 Changed comma to period at: drainage and the like.
pg 31 Changed spelling of: $600,000 to $300,000 annully to:
annually
pg 37 Changed something for beyond to: something far beyond
pg 43 Changed which will create waterpower to: water power
pg 45 Changed case of First, Is the river to: is
pg 54 Changed one of reforstation to: reforestation
pg 58 Changed spelling of older communities undistrubed to:
undisturbed
pg 74 Changed This we as through to: ask
pg 80 Changed principles of serum phophylaxis to: prophylaxis
pg 85 Changed spelling nature of the phagocytosthe to: phagocytose
pg 88 Changed spelling in any localtiy to: locality
pg 89 Changed spelling the use of stimulii to stimuli (3 places)
pg 98 Changed spelling other official public healh to: health
pg 100 Changed spelling height of absudity to: absurdity
pg 108 Changed spelling already passed the prosphorus to:
phosphorus
pg 111 Changed spelling simply to breath to: breathe
pg 124 Changed spelling speculation and over valuation to:
overvaluation (other matches in book)
pg 135 Matched spelling of little short of marvellous to: spelled
marvelous in other places
pg 135 Changed world-wide movement, by friends to: my friends
pg 135 Changed that not may purpose to: my purpose
pg 137 Changed they have not he to: the
pg 138 Added comma to million boys and girls,
pg 141 Changed low standards or decency to: of decency
pg 144 Changed spelling ethical and spirtual to: spiritual
pg 150 Removed unnecessary quote after: to have adequate
recreation.
pg 150 Changed spelling A Japanese physican to: physician
pg 152 Changed two instances of clamy hands, clamy feet to: clammy
pg 152 Changed insomnia, fugative pains to: fugitive pains
pg 154 Changed spelling temperance and sanitied to: sanitized
pg 155 Changed alloy steel because it work to: works
pg 166 Changed mathematics to compete to: compute
pg 166 Changed which tends to drawf to: dwarf
pg 172 Changed waterfalls and vendure to: verdure
pg 176 Changed spelling refuse to perfrom to: perform
pg 179 Changed where these things out to: ought
pg 206 Chart total for Scalded or Burned does not add up 197,
should be 297
pg 210 Changed human factor with its attendent to: attendant
pg 214 Changed President White—Whe to: We
pg 217 Changed Similiar to the work to: Similar
pg 235 Changed single quote to double after: partners in the
creation?
pg 236 Changed not write an immoral to: immortal
pg 247 Changed deux ex machina to: deus
pg 255 Changed abundance make it posible to: possible
pg 258 Changed I feel that this Congres to: Congress
pg 264 Changed each year and very probaly to: probably
pg 269 Changed in procuring the necesary to: necessary
pg 279 Changed released the rich, wheras to: whereas
pg 280 Changed mind that this resume to: resumé
pg 290 Changed Pittsburg having been to: Pittsburgh
pg 290 Changed In conection with complete to: In connection
pg 293 Changed also for deeping to: deepening
pg 294 Changed now successfully empolyed to: employed
pg 295 Changed derived by preventitive to: preventative
pg 303 Changed in the lower straum to: stratum
pg 304 Removed comma after if we go on and plant
pg 307 Removed period after Office of Public Roads
pg 308 Changed time when these Stats to: States
pg 309 Removed comma after Mr. Chairman, Knoxville
pg 313 Changed effort to secure reforstation. to: reforestation.
pg 316 Added period after: given the necessary publicity
pg 325 Changed In the hands of sopilsmen to: spoilsmen
pg 326 Changed and large quanities to: quantities
pg 333 Changed no criteron of their quality. to no criterion
pg 338 Added period to: governmental activity in this direction
pg 346 Changed North Carolina, Tennsesee to: Tennessee
pg 346 Changed extinct as the mastadon to: mastodon
pg 353 Changed International Court of Aribtration to: Arbitration
pg 358 Added double quote to: always applied it to “White River
pg 363 Changed be large in quanaity to: quantity
pg 364 Changed Not only since its inseption to: inception
pg 365 Removed the word for from: soil in the form for of food
pg 367 Changed he knew definitely that has to: his
pg 369 Added period to: Baumgartner, J.
pg 369 Changed capitalization of In relation to the home, 252 to:
in relation
pg 370 Changed Investigation of Pittsburgh Flood Commisson to:
Commission