Senator seeks sanctuaries for game in national forests
Senator Shields of Tennessee introduces a bill to create a sanctuary of sanctuaries for game animals birds and fish within national forest reserves. He notes existing protected areas in western parks and urges further purchases and development east of the Mississippi for conservation and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shields
Tennessee
National Forest Reserve
United States
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Mississippi River
Great Appalachian Range
Congress
Appalachian Mountains
Agricultural Department
New Hampshire
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arkansas
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Mississippi
The Mandate Idea in International Relations
The passage explains a new principle termed a mandate by international lawyers. It describes League of Nations oversight, aims of protecting backward regions, and mandates’ classes A B C with examples in Mesopotamia Palestine and Pacific islands. It notes responsibilities and advantages for mandatories and the role of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Civilized Nations
League of Nations
Council of the League
League
Nations
Council of the League of Nations
Pacific
Western governors unite for reclamation push on irrigation
After a Denver meeting, governors Campbell, Davis, Boyle, Mabey, Hart and others presented a solid front to Washington to push the Smith McNary cooperative reclamation act for a 250 million revolving fund. They seek federal ambassador to Colorado river compact talks and quicker settlement of Colorado River water disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnors
Denver
Harding
Congress
Thomas 9. Campbell
Arizona
League of the Southwest
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Western States Reclamation Association
Emmet D. Boyle
Nevada
Charles R. Mabey
Utah
Louis Hart
Washington
Joseph B. Dixon
Montana
Shoup
Colorado
Meciam
New Mexico
Gov. Davis
Colorado River
Commerce and the Courts A Supreme Court Perspective
Attorneys note the phrase commerce in Article I Section 8 has grown from regulating goods to governing people and movements. Chief Justice Marshall's interpretation of intercourse spurred lawsuits on public utilities segregation and labor. Recent decisions extend commerce to cover movement of persons leading to a dozen related cases in docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marshall
Supreme Court
Creed for Good American Citizens Promoted by Constitutional League
The Constitutional League of America distributes a creed urging citizens to love defend and uphold the Constitution and laws. It promotes public understanding of government aims liberty equality justice and human happiness as foundations of the American system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
William Tyler
Constitutional League of America
America
Notre Dame’s A G Desch Sets 440 Yard Hurdles Record
A G Desch of Notre Dame breaks the world record by two fifths of a second in the 440 yard hurdles at the Penn relays in Franklin Field Philadelphia finishing in 58 4 5 seconds. He surpasses Watt of Cornell from last year and had previously placed third in the 400 meter hurdles at the Olympics. Desch is regarded as one of the best hurdlers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Mark
Watt
A. G. Desch
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Cornell
Desch
Navy Lacrosse Team Names Six Captains In Post
Navy names six captains on one squad: Shaw two year lacrosse leader. Ewen football captain. Larsen successor. Walters basketball captain. Ault captain elect in basketball. Miller head of Navy boxers for two seasons.
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Navy
Shaw
Ewen
Larsen
Walters
Ault
Miller
Smiley completes unassisted triple play for Pioneers
Centerfielder George Smiley of the Knoxville Pioneers in the Appalachian League made an unassisted triple play against Jellico with runners on first and second. He caught a drive, stepped on second, and touched the runner from first to end the inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smiley
The
Pioneers
Knoxville
Jellico
Smiley
Oskaloosa Names Harold Iddings New Football Coach
Harold Iddings former Chicago star and Carnegie Tech athletic director has been signed as football coach for Penn college of Oskaloosa. He succeeds J. L. Lee as coach and athletic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Iddings
Chicago University
Biffy” Lee
University of Chicago
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Penn College of Oskaloosa
J. L
Biffy”) Lee
Red Sox Release Pitcher CL Best to Pittsfield
The Red Sox released pitcher CL Best to join Pittsfield in the Eastern League after recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
CL Best
Pittsfield
Baseball Notes Highlight Early 1920s Player Moves
The notes cover George Kelly and other stars, signings by Washington and Cleveland, minor league moves, and commentary on the era's ballgame trends. Leslie Kibbee and James Fulghum start trials. Luke Sewell joins Cleveland. teams plan summer play for college players.
Sports notes roundup spans boxing golf and college athletics
Stanislaus Zbyszko won the mat title barefoot. It may cost 20000 to send American pro golf stars to England. Tred Fulton adds One Round Red after a Pittsburg hit. Yale coaching shifts loom after rowing defeats. College swimmers plan big meets in New York this summer. Monkeys wrench big fight plans. Moran vs Carpentier likely after July 2. Carpentier eyes six rounds. Johnny Wilson awaits Gibbons challenge. Gocher projects a banner year for harness racing. Australian champ George Cook resembles Joe Beckett in style. 200 dates in US Lawn Tennis list. Capablanca gains Cuban pension boosts interest in chess. Met Tennis Association grows to 51 clubs. Referee Meikieham to oversee Harvard Yale regatta July 24. French runners drop to fifth. Carpentier seen strong in Jersey City sprint. All-college rifle team to England. 15 members in Intercollegiate Rifle Clubs. Canadian Lawn Tennis push for Australasians in Davis Cup prelims. Jess Willard clouds Dempsey Carpentier winner. Dempsey Wil lard rematch undecided. Javelin and discus added to dual meets in Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes events. American Kennel Club tallies 120 clubs with 281 associates. Tex Rickard quips at $50 notes tax. Spalla wins in inter allied boxing tourney in America. Western Golf Association fights 10 percent sporting goods tax deeming it excessive.
Dodgers Pitcher Seeks Constant Work to Fuel Ambition
Walter Reuther former Red left hander and Dodger hopeful asked manager Wilbert Robinson to pitch every day during the season. He plans to stay near peak condition and relax only after games as needed, aiming to regain top form after a prior decline in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reuther
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wilbert Robinson
Walter
Reuther
Reds
1921 Seacamp at Tabor Academy Marion Mass
The 1921 National Council Seacamp of the Seascouts will be pitched at Tabor Academy grounds in Marion Massachusetts. Eligible seascouts and cabin boys weighing at least 112 pounds and age 150 years or more may participate. The program blends fun and work with sea training, cruises, and onshore camping aboard Curlew and Black Duck vessels under senior staff and Goethals visiting committee members.
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National Council
Seascouts
Boy Scouts of America
Tador Academy
Marion
Mass
Cramp
Cheatham
Tabor Academy
Buzzard’s Bay
General Goethals
National Seascout Committee
Scouts Cook For Themselves On Hikes
On hiking trips scouts demonstrate self reliance by cooking their own meals. The training emphasizes basic food preparation, fire safety, and resourceful meal planning.
Brave Scout Saves Child From Car Embankment
Harry C. Harper of Salt Lake Troop No. 51 received the National Council Court of Honor bronze medal for saving a five year old from a car rolling toward an embankment. He acted swiftly leaping onto the running board and stopping the vehicle before it tipped off the edge. Harper, an American scout, distinguished himself in wartime selling Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps and holds multiple campaign medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor of the National Council
Harry C. Harper
Salt Lake
Harper
Ipagie
Liberty Loan
Scouts to Aid Air Service on Bolling Dayton Route
Washington scouts laid the first marker D. C. 1 for the Bolling Field to Dayton air route and the federal air service seeks definite boy scout cooperation. Planned tasks include helping aviators during forced landings reporting weather marking airways guarding planes night signaling dispatch work and terrain reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Bolling Field
Dayton
Ohio
Federal Air Service
Beaumont Scouts Deliver Telephone Books Instead Of Street Kids
In Beaumont a local telephone company assigns scouts to deliver telephone directories. The manager explains that using scouts replaces hiring idle street kids and reduces costly losses from discarded books. The effort earns praise as a worthwhile program.
College Forestry Scholarship Offered by New York College
The New York College of Forestry at Syracuse University offers a four year scholarship to a New York state Boy Scout recommended by the national council and approved by the college faculty. The recipient will have all laboratory and tuition fees paid and will receive books and equipment at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York College of Forestry
Syracuse University
State of New York
National Council
Prisoner Ponders Striped Suit in Prisoner Dialogue
A wry exchange unfolds as a prisoner asks if his suit is white with black stripes or black with white stripes. The warden replies, highlighting the classic puzzle style typical of Boys' Life humor.
Wandering in His Mind Alleged by Green
Quite Safe reports Jones cites Green wandering in thought lately. Bones says he is safe enough and not prone to going far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Boland
Jones
Green
Bones
Boys
Woman Credits Tanlac With Restoring Health
Mrs B Osborne of 718 Lancaster Ave Lexington Kentucky describes years of nervous problems dizziness headaches and poor digestion She says Tanlac improved her nervousness headaches digestion appetite and strength after ineffective treatment in Cincinnati The advertisement notes Tanlac sold by leading druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Osborne
Lancaster Ave
Lexington
Tanlac
Ady
Then and Now: A Legacy of Spending Across Generations
A reflection contrasts a frugal elder who retires with a modest sum and his son who dissipates hundreds daily before retirement, illustrating changing fortunes and values across generations.
Get Rid of Freckles with Othine Double Strength
Advert says Othine double strength removes freckles with nightly and morning use. One ounce often enough to clear skin. money back guarantee if it fails. Obtain from your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batonic
Eatonic
Cead
A. Percifield
Batonie
Birds as street cleaners in Costa Rica
In Sailing South Philip B. Marden recalls a San Jose morning where garbage collectors are joined by a sober procession of vultures. He notes the birds accompany the scavenging wagon, keeping streets notably clean as the camera remains unloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Philip
Marden
San Jose
Debris after bombardment at St Miliel yields scattered cloth
A wartime vignette describes a battery shelling German positions at St Miliel. Debris shows gray cloth, prompting a supply officer to remark on many dead ferries, while a medical major hints at possible light duty for wounded troops.
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St. Miliel
American Legion Weekly
Of No Importance. A Critic, A Painter, And Two Pictures
A witty exchange unfolds as a woman critic contrasts two paintings. The artist replies with a quiet, pointed remark that undercuts the critic’s indecision and implies the judgment is ultimately immaterial.
Quarrels and Trusts Referenced in In Time Excerpt
The passage, from an old Boston Transcript piece, sketches a tense moment as characters discuss a family quarrel while a dental scene hints at pain. It contrasts urgent arrival with discomfort and hints at distrust of trusts through dialogue about stock and power.
New Rich Buy Art Chips and Chromos in Walnut Street
Philadelphia art critic Harvey Maitland Watts quotes a dinner scene in Rit tenhouse square where a wife of a wealthy profiteer bu ys many costly pictures then asks for cheaper chromos for the back hall. The salesman offers a chromo at almost nothing and the woman scolds the idea that an obscure artist cannot command high prices until a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Maitland Watts
Philadelphia
Ritctenhouse Square
Walnut Street
Chromo
Child Reports Dangerous Dog In Yard
Four year old Miriam ran in crying about a large dog in the yard that smelled and tasted her but did not bite or eat her, prompting concern from her mother. The report notes fears of animal danger and the child's description of the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Very Rare Bird Turns Heads in Paper-Hanging Niche
Curious remark labels an unusual craftsman described as a rare bird. The dialogue notes his skill with paper-hanging, hinting at a distinctive, neat approach that stands out in his field.
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Alabama University
University of Alabama
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Sewell
Clevelands
Pratt
Stephenson
A. G.desch
Oskaloosa
George Kelly
Giants
Washington Americans
Leslie M. Kibbee
Rochester
George
Polly) Snyder
Suffolk
White Sox
Judge Landis
Leslie MM. Kibble
Mrecher
University of Vermont
Washington Club
Doubleday
Doublecross
Ed Rommel
A's
Connelly
Yankees
Bob Connery
Bill Holden
Baltimore
Toronto
del Pratt
Luke Sewell
Joe
Cleveland
Southern University
Indians
Tom Turner
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
James
Dot) Fulghum
Auburn College
Auburn
Ala
St. Louis Browns
Uberty
Sub Rosa
Red Faber
Faber
New York
Heinie Grohngein
Goldie Rapp
Jesse Barnes
BU Barthen
Frank Owen
St. Joseph
Japan
China
Amerean League
Harry Biemiller
Jersey City
Buffalo
Syracuse
Wally Schang
Yanks
Abbot
Memphis
Jimmy Browne
St. Paul
Boston
Ike Boone
New Orleans
Will Liicely
Reading
Aces
Heinie Groh
Heinie
Haskell Institute of
Lawrence, Kan
East
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Ingland
Tred Fulton
Pittsburg
Yale
Prank Moran
Carpentier
Johnny Wilson J
Mike Gibbons
W. H. Gocher
National Trotting Association
George Cook
Australia
Joe Beckett
Liice
Tommy Burns
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Jose Capablanca
Cuba
Metropolitan Tennis Association
New York City
William Meikieham
New London
Conn
Penn
England
Intercollegiate Association Rifle Clubs
Canadian Lawn Tennis Association
Canada
Jess Willard
Jess
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
American Kennel Club
Tex Rickard
Erminio Spalla
Italy
Western Golf Association
Dodger
Robinson
Offener
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
AIR Service
College
Boston Transcript
Qeta
Kideney
Alem
Holland
Parker
Halir Fallin
Hiscox Chemin
Patchogue
Hindercorns
Wists
Hiscox Chemical Works
Ford
New Method Tired& Supply Co
Not Inc
Archer
Chicago
Eee
Cae
Michigan
Fe Estern
Michigan Development Burbeau Dept
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joelson
F. J. Kidd & CO
N. Wells Street
W. J. Myers
Massillon
Broadway
C. O. D. Porto Rico Trading CO
San Juan
Porto Rico
Kremola
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