Indiana News Roundup Highlights Governors and State Leaders
Indiana reports show Governor McCray expanding salaries for state house staff using a 1100,000 fund. the Indiana League of Women Voters aims to mobilize support for a constitutional amendment granting women full voting rights. Other items note livestock disease reports, Bartholomew wool sales, Purdue gala week, rainbow veterans, and sand mining authority disputes.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Statehouse
Just
Indiana
Indiana League of Women Voters
Board of Directors
State Livestock Sanitary Board
General Assembly
EL Northrup
Uuin
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Cohnnabus
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
South Columbus
Chicago
W. F. Stewart
Ploomington
Indiana Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Toledo
Wanda Urbaitis
Albert Murzyn
Whiting
John V Paulek
Indiana Harbor
Stanley Bartinkowski
James J. Epps
U.S. Lesh
State Department of Conservation
State Conservation Commission
Lake Michigan
State Department
State Board of Pardons
Pardon Board
Lafayette
Purdue University
Washington in London statue gift unveiled at St Pauls
A photograph of George Washington by Frank Ordway Partridge was unveiled May 30 in St Pauls Cathedral London as a gift from an American society. Similar busts will be given to Liverpool and Sulgrave Manor, Washingtons ancestral home.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Education
South Bend
Better Business” Bureau
United States
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend Advertising Club
State Highway Department
Valparaiso
Porter County
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement Department
R. H. Abel
Conservation Department
Evansville
Vanderburg
Scott- Vanderburg County Fair Association
Frank H. Wheeler
Wheeler-Schebler
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Riverside Drive
Allen Gray
Citizens’ National Bank
State Highway Commission
George Washington
Frank Ordway Partridge
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
City of
Liverpool
Sulgrave Manor
Washingtons
Fast traveling Fred Ludlow at 112 mph at Beverly Hills
Fred Ludlow rides a motorcycle at 112 miles per hour at the Beverly Hills speedway in Los Angeles. The accompanying photograph is noted as remarkable for the speed.
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Fred Ludlow
Beverly Hills Speedway
Los Angeles
Sweng of Tennessee proposes sanctuaries for game and fish
Senator Sweng of Tennessee introduces a congressional bill to create a sanctuary system for game animals birds and fish within national forest reserves. He cites the Weeks law 1911 and describes existing eastern forest reservations' aim to protect watersheds and provide recreation with plans to expand lands across several states including New Hampshire North Carolina Tennessee Alabama and Massachusetts and to purchase about 7 million acres eventually.
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NA Aero Seneton “Sweng
Tennessee
Shields
United States
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Mississippi River
Great Appalachian Range
Act of Congress
The
United
New Hampshire
Alla
North Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arkansas
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Mississippi
Understanding the Mandate Concept in Postwar International Law
The text explains the mandate idea as an international duty assigned by victorious powers under the League of Nations. It outlines A class Mesopotamia, B Pacific islands, C Pacific islands north of the equator, and Palestine as a fourth kind. It notes advantages and responsibilities and the motive of international altruism in administration.
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League of Nations
Council of the League
League
Nations
Council of the
Mesopotamia
Pacific
Western governors unite for reclamation push at Denver
A conference in Denver brought Western governors from Arizona Idaho Nevada Utah Washington Montana Colorado New Mexico to present a solid front to President Harding and Congress. They advocated the Smith McNary cooperative reclamation bill a 250 million revolving fund and rules favoring veterans on projects and the early appointment of federal ambassadors to help Colorado River basin settlements to end costly litigation.
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Overnors
Denver
Harding
Congress
Thomas E. 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
Smith McNary
Colorado River
Commerce as lifeblood of nation and courts
Lawyers and scholars note that Article 1 section 8 clause 3 fuels many major legal battles. Supreme court interpretations broadened commerce to cover movement of people, impacting anti slavery laws and numerous cases now docketed.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Marshall
Dawyers
Supreme Court
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New Albany
Jeffersonville
Indiana Federation For Clubs
Marion
Sylvan Theater
Monument Grounds
Vincent B. Costello
Hiram J. Cash
Coolidge
General Pershing
Zion City
Edgar W. Croft
Granite State
Hudson
New York
U. S. Navy
Russia
Merlata’c. Cooper
Jacksonville
Fla
Moscow
Riga
Captain Cooper
Miss Armour
Lolita Armour
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