Improvements Planned for Yellowstone Camps and Park Tours
Howard Hays, president of Yellowstone Park Camping Co., urged motorists to exit cars and experience the park. He outlined vast improvements for next season, including Roosevelt camp as a deluxe “dude ranch” with saddle horses for excursions to Grasshopper Glacier and the petrified forest. He noted 62,000 tourists visited in 1919 and projected over 75,000 for next year, while warning that elk herds face heavy losses due to snow and scarce forage, calling for a permanent policy to protect wildlife resources.
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Yellowstone National Park
Park
Howard H. Hays
Yellowstone Park Camping Company
Butte
Tower Falls
Roosevelt Camp
Mr. Hays
Grasshopper Glacier
Buffalo Farm
Petrified Forest
Hays
Geyserland
Elk conservation plan sparks debate over Yellowstone herd survival
A proposal to care for Yellowstone elk argues animals face extinction without intervention. Advocates warn habitat loss and predation endanger the herd, while critics caution against heavy management and potential unintended ecological consequences.
Woman Disappears From Vessel Off California Coast
Seattle, Dec 19 Mrs Helen Louise Ferera a well known musician who has appeared as Helen Louise disappeared from the Pacific Steamship Companys passenger steamer President off the California coast last Friday Her husband Frank Ferera who was with her on the boat says he believes she was swept from the deck in the early morning She had for years recorded guitar records for talking machine companies and formerly lived in Portland Her body was not recovered.
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Seattle
Helen Louise Ferera
Helen Louise
Pacific Steamship Company
California
Frank Ferera
Ferera
Portland
Manxman Crew Drowned When Vessel Founders
Halifax report says forty three crewmen of the British steamer Manxman were drowned after the ship foundered in mid ocean. More than a dozen survivors were rescued by the British Isles, with the captain, first mate, fourth engineer and wireless operator among the lost. The coastwise schooner Louisa Maud is believed to have met misfortune, while two Maud crew members were picked up from the tanker British General.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
British Isles
New York
Louisa Maud
Holland
No official steps on Versailles treaty reservations
Diplomatic circles report that neither France nor Britain has taken official action to contact United States political leaders regarding reservations to the Versailles treaty.
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Paris
Havas
United States
Victory for Denikine in Volga valley engagement
Helsingfors dispatches report a victory for General Denikine between Tsaritsin and Kamishin in the Volga valley. He is said to have taken 10,200 prisoners along with 6 cannon and 25 machine guns.
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Denikine
Helsingfors
Tsaritsin and
Kamishin
Volga Valley
President Urged to Lift the Wartime Prohibition Ban
Washington December 19 Representatives Richard Olney of Massachusetts and former Senator James Hamilton Lewis visited the White House to urge President Wilson to proclaim demobilization and lift the wartime prohibition. Lewis planned to present a written memorandum backing the move and argued that each state should decide what constitutes an intoxicant.
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Washington
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
White House
Wilson
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Lewis
Central High Pupils Present Semester Close Program
Observing the closing of the first Semester, Central high school's senior class organized an elaborate program. Rev Father Leonard, principal, opened with a short talk urging cooperation with the Sisters. Readings and songs followed by Francis Small, Tessie Kelly, Elizabeth Mellick, William George, Marguerite Mulholland, and Raymond Walsh.
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Central High School
Father Leonard
Francis Small
Tessie Kelly
Robert
Elizabeth Mellick
William George
Marguerite Mulholland
Jamie Butler
the Owl
Raymond Walsh
Burial of Bill and the Toast Trio of the U S A
A list of performers and works cited at a burial event includes Harry Toohill Joseph O Leary Eugene Harvey Fred Lenz John O Donnell Paul Starr Joseph O Leary Edward Sullivan and Mary Sullivan. Notable pieces mentioned are Farme Stebbins on Football In This Sign The Soul of the Violin An Abandoned Elopement Minty Malvineys Santa Claus Adeste Fideles and Mary Sullivan's Lincoln interpretation attracting special notice.
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Bill
Harry Toohill
U.S. A
Eugene Harvey
Fred Lenz
John O’donnell
Paul Starr
Joseph O'Leary
Edward Sullivan
William Murphy
Farmer Stebbins
Joseph O’leary
Mildred McCormick
Mary Sullivan
Minty Malviney
Santa Claus
Jewels of Egyptian Princess Displayed in New York
In New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art showcases a 1900 BCE necklace set and other bejeweled adornments once worn by Princess Sathathoriunut of the Twelfth dynasty. Archaeologist W M Flinders Petrie identified the pieces by name and lineage on the carvings, noting the collection’s exceptional preservation.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Egypt
Sathathoriunut
W. M. Flinders Petrie
Probable successor to premier Clemenceau named
Paris December 19 reports say Alexander Millerand former war minister and Alsace governor will succeed Georges Clemenceau as premier of France and may also take the foreign affairs portfolio Stephen Picton the current foreign minister reportedly contemplates retirement due to health concerns
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Paris
Havas
Alexander Millerand
Alsace
Georges Clemenceau
France
Echo de Paris
M. Millerand
Stephen Picton
Surprise Christmas gift at First National bank
The social secretary at the First National bank received word that the bank will give every employee a merry Christmas plus a membership to the local club. The move aims to reward staff, with details kept until the gala day. The exact reasons and dates remain unconfirmed, but the plan is in progress.
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First National Bank
Butte
Ibe Ee C
Government victory in soft coal strike questioned by Palmer
Washington Dec 19 Attorney General Palmer told a senate sub committee that termination of the soft coal strike was not a settlement but a government victory. He said the government won its fight with miners and union officers complying and returning to work.
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Harry A. Garfield
United States
Washington
Palmer
Senate
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Reily
Ford Sterling
the Clothery
North Main
BeLlans
Main Springs
Brodie
Jeweler Peoples Theater
East Park Street
Kaite
Yellowstone Park
Olney
Central High
Clemenceau
Germany
Wilhelm
Newberry
India
Canada
Mr. Frick
Lincoln Memorial
America
Literary Digest
Pathe
B. F. Keith’s
Proctor’s
Orpheum
Timely Films, Incorporated
Broadway
New York City
Funk & WA
Montana
J. Bettman & Co
W. Park St
Oechsli’s
Mi Prin
Aeneas Ae Ae
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