Supreme Court Saves the Birds Prophetic Migratory Law Report
John Dickinson Sherman details the federal migratory bird treaty and court actions that upheld federal authority over hunting migratory waterfowl. The piece traces the legislative history, Supreme Court rulings, and shifts in Missouri and national wildlife policy influencing duck protection and spring shooting limits. It cites officials, scientists, and local observers observing waterfowl population changes after federal law took effect.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Tee Saquean
Ping Wits
Nevada
Frank McAllister
Missouri
Minsmari
Atral Mea Maren
Mormiver
Fedeemt
Fedenit Gaume Worden
Weteset
Archin Att
Moat Ater
Iin
Peverill Dudge Als van
Gilbert Pewr Howe
Pearson
Congress
Shins Hill
Sagain
Agriculure
al Murve
Big
Lak
Kanstein
Arkinane
Supreme Court
Volto
Sventus
Phnally Supreme Court
Britain
Canada
Washington
Howton of Ste
Bleda
Mexico
United States
Bolshevik Rule and Lenine in Power Exposed
Frank Comerford argues Bolshevik rule relies on the Red Army to enforce minority governance. He claims constitutional promises were betrayed, freedoms eroded, and public dissent suppressed while soldiers enjoy better living and loyalty to the revolution. He cites voter suppression in Moscow and Petrograd and condemns Lenine’s toleration of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comerford
Russia
Red Army
Czar
Lenine-Trotsky
Artie
Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Epublic
Lenine
Trotzky
Albert Rhyse Williams
Levine
Peter and Maul
Petrograd
Constituent Assembly
Uiey
Moscow
Wear Bells on Their Toes of Dakar Natives in West Africa
A Boston Transcript extract describes Dakar and surrounding West African tribes. It notes Berbers’ martial history, Serer snake worship and soul transmigration beliefs, and tall statures. It mentions Berber women, Serer cavalry valor, and a proverb about female slaves gaining household power.
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Dakar
Mehr
Mediterranean
Dakar I
False Gold Brick Made by Skilled Swindlers
A detailed description explains a counterfeit gold brick crafted to fool buyers. It is an alloy with traces of a sealing wax finish, coated with real gold and a small amount of mercury to create a convincing luster. The mercury is later evaporated by heat, leaving a smooth, attractive surface.
Young Dale Delighted by Meals in Neighborhood Tale
A three year old neighborhood resident, Young ¢ Diplomat Little Dale, often stayed for meals. He enjoyed being invited to dine and would craft flattery to be kept at the table. On one visit he walked around the table and noticed a bolt in the shell, exclaiming with admiration about the “beautiful eyes.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburg
Chicago Evening Post
Dale
Meredith urges liberal federal aid for western road networks
Secretary Meredith pushes for broader federal cooperation with Western states to fund forest roads and highway development. He argues large federal lands in the West justify different cooperation levels and urges Congress to authorize at least 100 million dollars annually for four fiscal years starting 1922 to continue the project.
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Western
Edwin, Meredith
Meredith
Dam
United States
Congress
Maintenance cost of roads and upkeep insights
The article discusses the true cost of keeping roads in usable condition rather than construction price. It cites a 1919 New York state highways report showing maintenance per mile per year: macadam nine knives? $976, 178 miles $82, concrete $124 for 204 miles.
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State Commissioner of Highways of
New York
Roads as Community Asset
Roads as community asset argues better roads attract investment and strengthen the community week. It notes that without usable roads in all weather and seasons the area would resemble old trails used by forefathers when beasts of burden carried almost all trade.
Building Roads in Texas and Good Roads Benefits
A bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture highlights that road quality outweighs weather for travel. It notes that good roads enable the delivery of goods and more truck traffic, with Texas counties issued bonds totaling 79,083,000 dollars between January 1, 1919, and January 3, 1920 to finance road access and property usage.
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Russia
Tom
Europe
America
Lenine
Menshevike
Sehelterians
Sedekums
Germany
Commie Lenine
Samuel Gompers
Afican Federation of Labor
Bor Movement of America
Belgium
Prussia
Christ
Mapaper Uniond
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
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Tigher Gramed
Healy
Ottlers
United States Biologie Survey
Uyi
Harry C. Oberholser
Saya
Die Pont
Sind Hil
Sand Hill
Nebraska
Spr
Nebeaska
Cherry County
North Loup River
Cody Lakes
Peter and Paul
A. Tornquixt
Buenos Aires
Paris
Kitt, Miter
Argentina
Great Britain
France
Italy
French West Africa
Ome Peters
Fuinhs
Beston
Young
AID
National Forest Roads
Colorado
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