Supreme Court saves two birds in migratory law ruling
The U S Supreme Court upholds the federal migratory bird act of 1918 agreeing it is constitutional and federal authority applies to protecting migratory birds across states. The decision comes amid long battles led by George Shiras Elihu Root and Audubon Society figures who argue for government control over year round hunting.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
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Nevada
Frank McAllister
Missouri
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Reynolds
Kansas City
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McAllister
Clinton, Mo
van Valkenburgh
United States Supreme Court
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Elihu Root
George Shiras
Congress
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Alii
Shiras
John B. Weeks
George P. McLenan
Mr. Pearson
North America
Audubon Society
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Department of Agriculture
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The
Biological Survey
Big Lake
Ark
District of
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Great Britain
Canada
Washington
United States Biological Survey
Nebraska
Harry C. Oberholser
Sand Hill
Sand Hills
Cherry County
North Loup River
Cody Lakes
Senator Kendrick Urges Federal Meat Packing Oversight
Wyoming senator argues for federal supervision of the meat packing industry, highlighting its immense national significance. He cites 1914 production value of about 1.65 billion, its dominance over iron, steel, cotton goods, and lumber, and 1919 stats on live animals and market value. He notes vast farm and range herds valued in the billions and nearly 200 million head.
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United States
Census Bureau
America
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop
Social unrest signals healthy progress and action
The text argues that social struggles indicate healthy unrest, not fear. It suggests modernization requires confronting problems, shaping constructive responses, and pursuing equitable settlements rather than panicked inaction. It stresses vision, empathy, and proactive reform as the path forward.
Roosevelt Forest Experimental Station Named For Theodore Roosevelt
The New York legislature authorized a Roosevelt Forest Experimental Station at the state college of forestry in Syracuse. It will maintain records of experiments and research on the habits and management of fish birds game and forest wildlife with a library and demonstration facilities. The aim is to develop scientific principles for prudent wildlife use within modern social and economic conditions.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
New York
State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Proposed global marriage bureau to repopulate nations
The author argues for an international marriage bureau pairing surplus American men with war-stricken countries such as France and others. He contends allied white nations should pool social resources to address the wartime shortage of marriageable women, criticizing leaders for focusing on borders and trade while neglecting this social crisis.
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United States
France
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