Buffalo herd expansion in Canada sparks commercial slaughter
A Butte man recalls Canada’s booming buffalo herd now the world’s largest. Under government direction 2000 of 8000 Wainwright reserve animals will be slaughtered for pemican and meat for hotels and markets. Hides fetch high sums while heads command up to 1000 dollars. The plan includes annual roundups, abattoir processing, and turning surplus into pemican for the western market.
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Butte
Alberta
Canada
Montana
Wainwright
Dominion
Flathead
Edmonton
West Canada
West
Republican Party
Washington
Republican
Plans to End Wars From 22165 Entrants Worldwide
New York data show 22 165 entrants from 22 nations submitted ideas to end wars. The submissions were announced at midnight as the Bok peace prize of 100 000 dollars closed. The policy committee notes about a quarter of entrants were women and came from diverse backgrounds.
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New York
Edward W. Bok
Oil Boom Town Threatened by Blaze in Arkansas
Fire originating in a drug store in Smackover near El Dorado Arkansas menaced the oil boom town tonight. One entire block was wiped out and the blaze continued to rage according to scant telephonic reports.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Smackover
Bhis City
Public Opinion Calls for Court of Public Opinion
O B Warden of the Montana Press association urged submitting matters of public concern to an all powerful court of public opinion at the all Montana civic conference in Lewistown. About 90 delegates from 25 cities attended as Moss Moss temporary chairman delivered the keynote outlining goals to strengthen faith in Montana and reduce discord.
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Lewistown
Mont
Warden
The
Montana Press Association
All- Montana Civic Conference
Rocky Mountains
E. O. Kindsley
G. M. Moss
Montana
Moss
8. E. Peterson
M. E. Hawkins
Kindsley
Bandit Captured After Bank Robbery Near Nevers Dam
Four hours after the Shafter State bank robbery of about 4500 to 5000 dollars in cash and silver, a man named Ted Williamson of Memphis was captured near Nevers Dam ten miles north of Center City. He confessed to the crime and the loot was found in a small touring car.
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Associated Press
Center City
Minn
Shafter State Bank
Ted Williamson
Memphis
Nevers Dam
Here
Williamson
H. B. Wennerberg
Lieutenant Governor Story in serious condition after Idaho crash
Nelson Story Jr. remains seriously ill after an automobile crash near McCammon Idaho on November 2 in which his wife died. He was moved from Pocatello to Bozeman by special train and then to his home in bed. doctors report extensive paralysis from a brain concussion and note recovery is uncertain.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Nelson Story Jr
McCammon
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Pocatello
Sion
H. N. Mayo
Los Angeles
J. Story
Mr. Story
Dr. Mayo
Walter P. Story
J. ¥. Keown
McAdoo Emerges as 1924 Presidential Hopeful
William Gibbs McAdoo, former treasury secretary, moves toward a Republican nomination with early Chicago signals and an Omaha pass through. He advocates federal tax cuts and a soldiers bonus as feasible while rival Hiram Johnson announces his own bid for the presidency.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
the Treasury
Chicago
David L. Rockwell
Ravenna
Ohio
James M. Cox
McAdoo
Rockwell
Omaha
Four Lives Ended in Minnesota Gunman Rampage
Leonard Portano killed four people at Kellther 50 miles north of Bemidji after a quarrel with Oscar Timmy. Victims included John Sanders and his wife, J A Wilson, and Mrs Sanders. Timmy and Sanders were wounded. Portano fled as a posse formed.
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Bemidji, Minn
Kellther
Here
Leonard Portano
Oscar Timmy
Portano
North Woods
John Sanders
Kelliher
Wilson
Timmy
Galli Curci complains of being bossed in Chicago
Madame Galli Curci, en route east, says Chicago Civic Opera management treated her like a servant and handled her unreasonably. She insists no one may boss her in her work except the work itself.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Madame Galli-Curci
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Caid
Three Men Held in Murder Case in Phoenix Yard
Three men were taken into custody by the police shortly before midnight in connection with the slaying of Mrs. George Boudreau of Keikhart Indiana. Her mutilated body was found in a Phoenix school yard on Tuesday. No charges filed yet. they are held in city jail.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
George Boudreau
Kekikhart
Ind
Pang
McAdoo argues for tax cuts and soldier bonus via 50 year bonds
Secretary McAdoo urges that the federal government can both reduce taxes and pay soldiers a bonus by funding adjusted compensation with 50 year bonds. He says interest costs would stay at 80 to 90 million dollars annually and that justice requires equal consideration for veterans who served in trenches and reserves.
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New York
Navy
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Wilson
Literary Digest
McAdoo
America
Mellon
McAdoo Backers Move Toward Nomination
Chicago observers report supporters of William G. McAdoo plan to nominate him in the upcoming Democratic convention. The note appears in a New York Times style dispatch dated November 15, with continuation referenced on Page six.
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Chicago
William G. McAdoo
Episcopal bishops urge U S to join League of Nations
In Dallas the house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church urged the United States to join the League of Nations or form another effective international body. They called on President Coolidge and top officials to act to settle disputes and avert another world war. They denied any link between these actions and recent church controversies.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
United States
League of Nations
Council of Nations
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Coolidge
Hughes
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States Senate
Extortion Charge In La Marr Divorce Case
Hollywood attorney Herman L. Roth was arrested in Los Angeles on extortion charges linked to a divorce suit for Barbara La Marr. He allegedly threatened to add 46 co respondents from film circles unless $20,000 was paid, after naming Jack Dougherty as co respondent. La Marr says her marriage to Deely was annulled by a Cook County decree last May before her marriage to Dougherty.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Herman L. Roth
Hollywood
Barbara la Marr
Ben Deely
Roth
Jack Dougherty
Miss LaMarr
Deely
Cook County
Illinois
Mr. Dougherty
Immediate duty of Congress to slash taxes urged by Borah
Senator Borah declares the plain immediate duty of Congress is to relieve taxpayers by reducing the tax burden. He cites possible reductions from 350 to 500 million dollars and stresses the economic and moral need to cut government expenditures and lighten citizens’ load. He warns delaying such action could be hazardous electorally as taxpayers feel strained.
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Borah
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Republican
Idaho
Senator Borah
Smoot
Stresemann Faces Parity Crisis Over Reichstag Dissolution
Berlin reports that Chancellor Stresemann may dissolve the Reichstag amid strong opposition from German nationalists and socialist parties. With the Reichstag out of session and newspapers scarce, observers expect a vote of confidence to fail, pushing for resignation or a non parliamentary regime. The Ruhr and Rhineland policy remains unsettled as the government signals withdrawal of subsidies to foster industrial autonomy in occupied zones.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Rhineland
Ruhr
Thoth
Germany
Stresemann
Reichstag
Democrats
People’s Party
Rei
Distag
Welcome back Crown Prince Frederick William Aide From Officers
OELS Upper Silesia November 15 former Crown Prince Frederick William returns from exile in Holland. A greeting from the league of former army and naval officers addresses him as imperial and royal highness general of infantry and welcomes him as our former army leader and illustrious comrade. Signatories include officers who served under him on the western front in World War I.
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Oels
Upper Silesia
Frederick William
Holland
Wilhelm
House of Hohenzollern
America's Savings Doubled in Decade
New York November 15 figures from the savings bank division of the Bankers' association show deposits in savings departments rising from 8.43 billion in 1912 to 17.83 billion in 1922. If divided among all residents, each person would have about 158 dollars. accounts grew from 12.68 million to 30.32 million, evidencing a trend toward thrift.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Savings Departments
Banks and Trust Companies
Savings Bank Division
Bankers’ Association
Perry asks buffers to shield home from speeding cars
Manuel Perry, resident at Josette and Montana streets, urged county commissioners to install heavy roadside buffers on a sharp curve after a car damaged his front porch and yard last Friday night. He fears a 60 mph speeders risk his children's safety and property.
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Manuel Perry
Josette
Montana
Perry
Montana- Holmes
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