Cherokees Fight for Survival Led by Oklahoma Lawyer
Oklahoma lawyer Eugene L Graves dedicates 15 years to aiding the Cherokee Nation. He serves as adviser and official representative of the Night Hawk Keetoowah society, guiding 3700 full blood Indians amid land disputes, government action, and efforts to preserve Cherokee identity and lands despite U S government dissolution in 1906 and subsequent divisions.
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New York
Eugene L. Graves
Oklahoma
South
Middle West
Islard
Graves
Nighthawk Keetoowah
United States
Weales
Aasiser
Nighthawk Keetgowah Society
Atr. Graves
Israel
Cherokee Commission
Mr. Graves
Wever
Redbird Smith
Lie
Redbird
Keetoowah
The
Man Fights Crew to Make Good His Purchase of Tram
A Swedish immigrant Olaf Jansen boarded a trolley in Secaucus and claimed he bought the car from a stranger who allegedly earned $200,000 from fare basias. He argued with the conductor, then sought police help after the deal collapsed and the stranger vanished on the return trip.
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Man
Crew
Secaucus
N. J
Public Service Corporation
Fassale
Hoboken
Olaf Jansen
Sweden
Sion
Jansen
Denmark Opens Way to Battle New Baltic Trade
Copenhagen plan to deepen Drogden channel promises easier Baltic freight passage with 22 to 25 feet deep harbors. Danish port upgrades, American exports and redistribution through Copenhagen position the city as key transshipment hub for Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, with a major shift in Baltic trade dynamics.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Drogden
Baltic
Seeland
Sjaelland
Amager
Saltheim
Europe
Daltic
Kiel Canal
Council of Ambassadora
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Galie
Finland
Esthonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Peland
United States
Sweden
Germany
Battic
Thera Ethl Co
United States Shipping Board
New York
Tanny Export
Froncerne
Copenhagn
Hoover
Magnus Swensson
Scandinavia
Battie
Americana
Baltic Sea
Russia
Esthenia
Poland
France
United Kingdom
Frpg
Dardanelles
The Michigan woodsmen of the early logging era
The piece recalls the hardy timber jacks of Michigan, their century-old craft, and how modern camps improved living conditions. It contrasts spartan past camps with today’s electric light, meals, baths, and orderly routines while detailing felling methods, tool use, and the tough, mobile culture of the lumber jacks who travel between states seeking work and leadership roles.
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Togeing
Sumer
Michigan
Demonisa
United States
Ramon
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Minnesota
West Virginia
Mountslerra
Virginia
North Carolina
1921 Death Rate of U S Low States
Washington reports figures from the census bureau showing a decreased death rate across the death-registration area in 1921 compared with 1920. Adjusted rates vary by state, with Montana lowest and Massachusetts highest, Akron Ohio lowest major city with 9.2 per 10,000. Memphis highest at 19.0.
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Montana
Massachusetts
Census Bureau
Washington
Invest. &S
Akron
Memphis
Dream Lore in Schools and Otter Hunting in England
Dream lore in schools explores dream analysis for child education amid warnings of inflated hopes. The piece also notes otter hunting in England remains sport in the west, Wales, and Lake District, cites 1790 Bridgnorth killings, and reflects on changing views of the practice.
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England
Eengland
Walesa
Lake District
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Race
Mountains
Wales
Steamera
Capenhingen
H. Maullin
U.S
asTcrult
O W. Khraraiis
Ifutl
Kimmins
Bridgnorth
London
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