An article published by Collier's Magazine led to investigations that revealed a phony letter perhaps authored by Oscar Lawler, supposedly based on the equally suspect Wickersham Report.
It was set in motion when Miles Moore persuaded the approval of a deal between Clarence Cunningham and the Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate. An article published by Collier's Magazine led to investigations that revealed a phony letter perhaps authored by Oscar Lawler, supposedly based on the equally suspect Wickersham Report. This document engineered the dismissal of Louis Glavis, who was then unsuccessfully defended by Louis Brandeis, exonerating the former mayor of Seattle. FTP, name this dispute about land exploitation in Alaska, named for the Secretary of the Interior and the head of the Forest Service under William Howard Taft.
It was set in motion when Miles Moore persuaded the approval of a deal between Clarence Cunningham and the Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate.
{Ballinger-Pinchot} Controversy (or affair or whatever)