Two New National Parks in the East Proposed by Commission
William C. Gregg of the Southern Appalachian National Park commission argues for early eastern national parks at Great Smoky Mountains and Shenandoah Valley. He highlights Secretary Work and Stephen Mather, praises the Park Service, and urges road access, native game restoration, and forest protection to benefit millions nearby.
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Columbus
Balboa
Great Smoky Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
United States
William C. Gregg
Southern Appalachian National Park Commission
Gregg
Middle West
National Capitol
Mr. Gregg
Niagara Falls
California
Secretary of the Interior
George
Park Commission
Work
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Mather
America
India
China
Bond of Millions In Illinois Murder Cases
In Chicago on January 17 AP reports Judge L P Harriss set bonds near 2 million dollars each for Edward Bresnahan and John Murphy, confessed participant and confederate in a spree of robberies. The transfer of Judge John Lyle prompted praise and objections from Morgan A Collins police chief.
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Illinois
Chicago
L. P. Harriss
Edward Bresnahan
John Murphy
Bresnahan
Harriss
du Quoin
Ill
John Lyle
Morgan A. Collins
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors recommend Calotabs a purified calomel tablet to break up a cold or grippe. One or two tablets at bedtime purify the system with no salts or nausea, and next morning the cold vanishes with restored appetite. Family package with directions offered for 35 cents at the drug store.
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Eat Drug Store
Change of golf balls discussed at American Golf Assn meeting
Chicago January 7 AP delegates at the American Golf Association meeting in Chicago weigh a possible standard golf ball size beyond the British stance. Discussion centers on ball diameter and weight to limit flight and avoid costly course reconstructions, with comments from W Norman Boase and Robert Gardner.
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Chicago
W. Norman Boase
St. Andrews
American Golf Association
William Fownes, Jr
Pittsburgh
Robert A. Gardner
Charles Pfeil
Memphis
Western Golf Association
Gardener
Chess Affected by Russian Revolution
Moscow reports the revolution is influencing chess, the cosmopolitan game. The international tournament sparked interest and “Bolshevik” chessmen are produced in large quantities with red and white sets symbolizing the forces.
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Moscow
Het
Another Retirement of Chinese General
Ver nacular advices from Mukden report Marshal Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian warlord, has announced his retirement. The foreign office has not confirmed the claim, but a spokesman said the report is believed probable.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Lin
Foreign Office
Chinese military leader Feng Yu-hsiang retires after victories
Marshal Feng Yu-hsiang, who had control of Peking Tientsin and Chihli, announced his retirement in recent days. The move follows a decisive victory by his former ally General Ku Sunz Ling, whose forces were defeated near Mukden in December.
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Peking
Tientsin
Chihli Province
Chang
Ku‘ Sunz
Ling
Mukden
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