Fishing License Money Used For Protecting Fish
The attorney general interprets the Conservation Act to allocate license revenues to the Conservation Council for fish protection and hatcheries. Revenue from fishing licenses, about 140000 last year, funds hatcheries, conveys land for hatcheries, and builds fish propagation works. Hunting license money, about 425000, goes to the state treasury to support game bird and fur bearing animal preservation programs.
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Columbus
Atformey
Gilbert Bettman
The
Rh General Assembly
Bettman
Conservation Council
Haitian Commission Urges Marines Left Haiti Soon
Washington reports that the Haitian commission headed by W. Cameron Forbes urges immediate withdrawal of U S Marines from Haiti contrary to Brigadier General John H. Russell high commissioner. The commission favors civilian minister replacement and notes Haitians now command 36 percent of the Garde d Haiti. Disorde continued with ten Haitians killed during November December incidents at Aux Cayes.
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Washington
Hoover
Island Republic
John H. Russel
State Department
Hatian
Boerre
Taev
Borno
W.cameron Forbes
Russel
Hait
Republic
Garde
Aux Cares
Russell
Turbulent Haitian Era Under Borna and Russell Report
The document describes student strikes and demonstrations turning violent against Borna's administration. It portrays Haitians as largely ignorant and impoverished under occupation, yet notes peasant relief and a treasury surplus after a coffee market collapse. It cites three attempts in 1929 to foment disorder against Borna.
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Russell
Borna
Republic
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Raven
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