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Supreme Court Ruling Safeguards Migratory Birds Policy
A detailed account of the Supreme Court decision upholding federal authority over migratory birds, confirming the coexistence of federal treaty enforcement and state rights. The piece traces the legal battle led by George Shiras and T. Gilbert Pearson, the push for a national regulation, and the subsequent enabling act. It notes the case's impact on Missouri and broader bird conservation efforts, highlighting the shift from state-only control to federal oversight and treaty-based protection.
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Clarence Evans
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Missouri
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Misseanet
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Federal Gage Wardene
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McAlieter
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A. van Valkenbiieh
United States Supreme Court
George Shirase HT
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George Shiras
Congress
Pennsylvania
T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Audubon #1
Cleties
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Pearson
Perth
George Melenn
Emma
Taft
Department of Aericulture
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United States
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Department
Washington
Supreme Court
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Nebraska
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Sand Hill
Cherry County
North Loup River
Cody Lakes