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P. Who is behind Ballinger? Collier's, v. 45, 1910, Apr. 9, pp. 16-17. 427-Conover, Charles T. Another Alaskan prosecution fails. Leslie's, 1914, April 16, p. 371. 428-Current Lit., v. 48, 1910, Feb., pp. 119-127. Ballinger and the Cunningham claims. 429-Current Lit., v. 48, 1910, June, pp. 607-608. Ballinger inquiry grows sensational. 430-Dyer, F. J. Gifford Pinchot. Alaska-Yukon M., v. 9, 1910, May, pp. 368-371. 431-Glavis, W. R. Whitewashing of Ballinger. Nov. 13, pp. 15-17. Collier's, v. 44, 1909, 432-Hampton, Benjamin B. Shall Alaska become a "Morganheim" Barony? Hampton's, v. 24, 1910, May, pp. 631-646. 433-Hampton, Benjamin B. The vast riches of Alaska. Will the MorganGuggenheim combination acquire them, or will they benefit the whole people? Hampton's, v. 24, 1910, April, pp. 451-468. 434-Hampton's, v. 25, 1910, Nov., pp. 691-692. To save Alaska from the grabbers. 435-Harrison, E. S. What is the Alaska syndicate doing? Facts about the Morgan-Guggenheim interests in Alaska taken from the testimony of Stephen Birch, managing director. Alaska-Yukon M., v. 9, 1910, May, pp. 374-382. 436-Independent, v. 68, 1910, June 2, pp. 1249-1250. Ballinger inquiry. 437-Independent, v. 69, 1910, Sept. 15. The Ballinger Report. 438-Independent, v. 69, 1910, Dec. 15, pp. 1336-7. Ballinger investigation and the coal lands. 439-Independent, v. 70, 1911, March 16, pp. 575-576. Secretary Ballinger. President Taft and 440-Lathrop, John E. and Turner, George K. Billions of treasure-Shall the mineral wealth of Alaska enrich the Guggenheim trust or the United States? McClure, v. 34, 1910, Jan., pp. 339-354. 441-Lathrop, John E. Trailing lies in Alaska. Pac. M., v. 26, 1911, Dec., pp. 628-636. 442-Mathews, John L. Mr. Ballinger and the national grab-bag. Hampton's, v. 23, 1909, Dec., pp. 825-836. 443-Moran, Casey. Land to loot. Collier's, v. 45, 1910, Aug. 6, pp. 19-24. 444-Moran, Casey. The truth about Alaska. Alaska-Yukon M., v. 11, 1911, Jan., pp. 53-60. 445—Nation, v. 90, 1910, May 19, pp. 500-501. Taft's explanation. Ballinger inquiry. 446-Nation, v. 90, 1910, June 2, pp. 550-552. Secretary Ballinger and the Cunningham claims. 449-Outlook, v. 93, 1909, Nov. 20, pp. 617-618. Secretary Ballinger and our national resources. 450—Outlook, v. 94, 1910, March 12, pp. 549-552. Pinchot's testimony. 451-Outlook, v. 94, 1910, March 26, pp. 641-643. Pinchot-Ballinger hearing. 452-Outlook, v. 94, case. 1910, April 9, pp. 778-780. Ballinger's side of the 453-Outlook, v. 95, 1910, May 7, pp. 6-7. 454-Outlook, v. 95, 1910, May 14, pp. 43-47. himself. Further defense of Ballinger. 455—Outlook, v. 95, 1910, May 28, pp. 128-130. Ballinger cross-examined by Mr. Pepper. 456-Outlook, v. 95, 1910, May 28, pp. 129-130. Mr. Ballinger and the reclamation service. Mr. Ballinger and the power sites. Mr. Ballinger and his enemies. 457 Outlook, v. 95, 1910, May 28, pp. 136-137; June 11, p. 274. Lawler memorandum. 458 Outlook, v. 95, 1910, June 4, pp. 233-235. Conclusion of the PinchotBallinger hearings. 459-Outlook, v. 95, 1910, June 11, pp. 288-295. Ballinger case; a review. 460-Outlook, v. 96, 1910, Dec. 17, pp. 839-840. 461-Outlook, v. 96, 1910, Dec. 31, pp. 989-990. the courts. 462-Outlook, v. 97, 1911, Jan. 14, pp. 49-51. ham claims. Ballinger report. Secretary Ballinger and Pinchot and the Cunning Ballinger case once more. 463-Outlook, v. 97, 1911, Jan. 14, pp. 51-52. 464 Outlook, v. 97, 1911, March 18, pp. 566-567. Mr. Ballinger resigns. 465-Pinchot, Gifford. Who shall own Alaska? Some facts about its farm lands, forests, mines and harbors. (n.p.) 1911. 14 pp. (Reprint from the Sat. Eve. Post, 1911, Dec. 16, pp. 1-2, 50-52.) 466-Prosser, William T. Is Alaska becoming a rich-man's preserve. Pac. M., v. 20, 1908, Sept., pp. 321-331. 467-Smyth, Nathan A. and Pinchot, Amos. Brief on the Cunningham coal entries in Alaska, submitted to the President in behalf of G. 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