Supreme Court Upholds California and Washington Alien Land Laws
The U S Supreme Court rules California and Washington alien land laws banning real estate ownership by Asiatics do not violate the Fourteenth Amendment or treaty with Japan. Justice Butler states states may bar land to aliens who have not declared intent to become citizens or who cannot citizenship. The decision affirms the treaty as a commerce and navigation pact guiding US Japan commercial relations.
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Ashington
California
Washington
Japan
United States
Supreme Court
Pacific
Wilson
Butler
Forest Service Aims to Protect Big Game in National Forests
Col. W. B. Greeley, head of the forest service, told the Biological Society at the Cosmos Club that over 515,000 head of big game roam the 447 national forests. Deer lead with 440,000, followed by elk, Rocky Mountain sheep, mountain goats, and moose, while skeptics doubt these figures and point to parks as primary habitats. The service prioritizes wildlife alongside timber and forage, reducing grazing on about 1,500,000 acres to benefit game, and stocking lakes with fish in collaboration with state and federal bodies.
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Col
W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Biological Society
Cosmos Club
Colonel Greeley
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone National ‘ Park
Yellowstone, Glacier
Mount McKinley National
Glacier and
McKinley National Parks
Yellowstone
Mount McKinley National Parks
National
Yellowstone National Park
Kaibab Forest
Grand Canyon National Park
Greeley
Island White Oshkosh the White House Dog
The Island White Oshkosh, a white collie from Oshkosh Wisconsin, joins President Coolidge’s household. The 15 month old dog has a thick white coat, regal head, and serves as guardian and companion. Relatives perform varied duties across polar expeditions, policing, herding, and frontier work worldwide.
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Island
White House
Oshkosh
Marhe “Isle
Whitey
Coolidge
Wis
Stephen G. Radford
Plan to Resolve Pueblo Land Rights Proposed by American Indian Defense Society
The American Indian Defense Society of New York outlines a plan to untangle New Mexico Pueblo land issues. It opposes the Lenroot substitute and seeks a commission to map lands, suing to recover lands held adversely, with compensation to claimants and restoration to Pueblo owners where needed.
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American Indian Defense Society of
New York
New Mexico
United States
Work
One
American Indian Defense Society
Unree
Secretary of the Interior
Pueblos
Fashionable knitted jackets and jewelry trend analysis
A fashion feature notes high interest in knitted sport jackets and costume jewelry as essential wardrobe accents. It highlights pearls, amber, jade, coral, jet, and glass necklaces, bold earrings, and bracelets forming color harmonies, with guidance on tasteful wearing and modern designs.
Rain Tree Story and assorted vignettes
An anthology fragment collects notes on the rain tree and its water lore from tropical America, plus assorted quotations and brief anecdotes. It includes a Canaries origin tale, a remark on democracy and jazz, a sailor tale about a teapot lost at sea, and a line on indolence and consistency in women.
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America
Erro
Canaries
Detroit News
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Pacific Coast
Roald Amundsen
Polar
Arce
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alaska
Alberta
Rockies
Mexico
Jemima
Seer
Northwestern Yeast Cos
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Tropical America
Ilove
Pat
Atlantic
For
Postum Ceres Co, Inc
Barle Creek, Mich
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