Wyoming law allowing 100 antelope moose kills protests
Wyoming game commission considers feasibility of issuing 100 permits to kill antelope and bull moose over two years amid protests from national animal protection groups. Applications tally shows many requests but few permits granted. governor supports conservation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
State Game Commission
Animal Protection
National Association, Audubon Societies
The
American Game Protective Association
New York Zoological Society
Carey
Game Commission
Games
New York
Wyoming Game Commission
American Game Protective Adt Propagation Association
Audubon Society
Permanent Wild Life Protective Fund
R. P. Holland
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
United States
Armed men gather near Jeffery in Boone County
Between 2 000 and 3 000 armed men assembled at Jeffery in Boone county near the Logan county line, according to official advices. They are within striking distance of the disturbed Logan county area where four men were killed in a clash with state troopers and deputies Sunday morning.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jeffery
Boone County
Logan County
Loogan County
Logan
Associated Preas
Spruce Fork Ridge
Here
J. R. Brockan
Clothier
Biair
Sharples
Don Chafin
Bill Hatfield
McDowell
Marmet
Madison
Many killed in Belfast riot as violence erupts
Belfast reports escalate after noon fighting near Duncairn gardens and North Queens Street. Two more dead include a five year old girl Annie Watson. forty eight wounded. Civilians arm street, police and military withdraw, armored cars deployed amid ongoing clashes. Rioting continues from yesterday into today.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Duncairn Gardens
Queens Street
William Kennedy
Earl Street
Annie Watson
North Queens Street
North Queen Streets
New Lodge Road
Peace Pact Signed Ends U S Hungary War
Budapest August 30 The peace treaty between the United States and Hungary was signed in the palace by Foreign Minister Banffy and U S commissioner Grant Smith. The accord ends the technical state of war with the former central empires.
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U. S
Central Europe
Budapest
Associated Press
United States
Hungary
Banffy
Grant Smith
Smith
Teelying
Europe
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Pueblo Steel Plant Closes After Saturday
Deferring and overproduction force the Pueblo Colorado Fuel and Iron steel plant near Pueblo to shut down most operations after Saturday. Wyoming Iron mines and Trinidad district coking coal mines will cease. only barbed wire and wall components will continue. Pueblo plant will employ 1,600 workers after Saturday, down from 7,600. no reopening date given.
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Pueblo
Wyoming Iron
Trinidad
Colorado
Great Northern Irish railway engineers strike ends after mediation
Engineers and firemen of the Great Northern Irish railway, who walked out at midnight, return to work after J. H. Thomas advised resumption. The company agrees to join ongoing Irish railway arbitration to settle disputes with employees, ending a nationwide tie up of a line between Dublin and Belfast and its Ulster branches.
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Belfast
Great Northern Irish Railway
J. H. Thomas
National Union of Railwaymen
Thomas
Ataffa
Dublin
Belfar
Ulster
Ils
University student enjoys short Wyoming vacation
George Blackstone of Casper returns home from the University of Colorado for two weeks of vacation before the fall term. He is a mechanical engineering student and has much of the course to complete. He spent the past three months engaged in summer study to expedite his work.
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George Blackstone
Casperite
University of Colorado
Hom
Wrecked balloon salvage progresses amid hope of more recoveries
Salvage teams report nearly all the ZH-5 wreckage raised after last week’s fall into the Hillmuaber river. Officials express hope most missing sea men would be recovered as a memorial service plans move forward. Royal Air Force Officer Quartermaster Sergeant Greener’s body is among those recovered near Mull. Hull corporation sanctions a memorial event this Sunday with attendees from Dandington air works and contingents from Bedford and Hertfordshire regiments.
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Mull
Hillmuaber
Frederick Young
Sercuit Greener
Royal Air Forte
Hull Corporation
Zowler
Scriedale
Dandington Air Works
Bedford
Hertfordshire
Spanish Veterans To Call Meeting
A special meeting of the executive committee of the Spanish American War veterans organization will be held in the council chamber at city hall Wednesday night. The session will review the financial committee report on receipts and expenditures from the recent stampede and a statement will be issued after audit.
Daredevil Bert Cole to headlines three day meet at Natrona
The Natrona County Fair association announces a three day race meet September 4 to 6 featuring Bert Cole the daredevil birdman performing daily parachute drops and aerial stunts under strict safety guidelines. Loren a Trickey world champion woman rider, Harry Walters the world champion trick rider, bucking mule and other acts will fill the program alongside the western fastest horses contest for 4000 in prizes plus a derby each day. Free hill viewing discouraged to prevent accidents with limited admission and a saddle outfit prize drawn from paid tickets.
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Bert Cole
Natrona County Fair Association
Cole
Casper
Central
Wyoming
En Tanta
Lorena
Harry Walters
Fall Association
Ptate
The
Fair Association
Bride of Albany Rancher Mortally Wounded in Home
Laramie Wyoming August 30 Mrs Woolf 22 wife of W M Woolf 45 county commissioner chairman shot at her Albany county home by Ada King about 30. King a former nurse employed by Woolf. Motive jealousy. Woolf ceremony linked to a South Dakota wedding August 1. King arrested 16 minutes later as investigation continues.
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Laramie
Wyo
Woolf
W. M. Woolf
Board of County Commissioners
AlbaNy County
Ada King
King Wee
South Dakota
Price
Mra. Woolf
Thea Kine
Booth Dakota
Cheyenne
Thelma Stuth Harker
Lakenorden
Road Conditions Report Across States in August 1921
State highway department notes road conditions from Grant Highway Nebraska to Shawnee. Shawnee to Orin fair to good with detour at Keeline. Other segments show fair to good, with good to very good stretches like Thermopolia to park and Birdseye route. Some rough patches persist toward Casper to Ball Creek and Riverton Hudson corridor.
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State Highway Department
Grant
Nebraska
Shawnee
Keeline
Orin
Fair
Platte County
Douglas Fair
Douglaw
Clenrock
Clemrock
Cooper, Fair
Casper
Cheshen
Bonneville
Birdseye
Brander
Riverton
Hudson
Casper-theridan
Ball Creek
Bait Cavek
Johnson County
Cal
Mrs. Gussman Seeks Court Shield From Threats
Mrs. Sarah Stephen son Gussman petitions Judge Locke for restraint against state county city authorities and others claiming fear of kidnapping or being placed in an asylum. She says threats arose after she fled from her father Edwin K Stephenson a preacher accused of murdering priest Valher Coyle who officiated her wedding to Gussman.
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Mirmingham
Ala
Sarah Stephenson Gussman
Locke
Edwin Kt. Stephenson
Valher Coyle
Gossman
Germany Near Martial Law After Ebert Decree
Merline Aug 30 reports Germany approaches martial law as President Ebert issues a decree banning gatherings and presses freedom of publication. Insurrection would be met with severe force while Chancellor Wirth faces demands to restrain activists and defend the republic.
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Merlin
Diermany
Lala
Ebert
Lkely
Wirth
Governor Morgan seeks federal troops in West Virginia
Governor Morgan files a second request for federal troops to quell armed bands in West Virginia. A delegation led by Senator Sutherland supported the appeal and met with President Harding and Secretary Weeks at the White House. Harding declined to meet with United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis to discuss coal troubles.
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Washington
Morgan
West Virginia
Harding
War
Sutherland
Weeka
White House
Har
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers of America
Unrest along Logan Boone line prompts mobilization
Adjutant General Charnock reports the Logan Boone county line area as storm torn and dangerous. Gov. Morgan appeals to President Harding for aid as armed patrols and cut telegraph lines disrupt communication. Miners and deputies mass near Sharples and Blair with potential for larger clash. three men killed identified.
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Charleston
W. Va
Logan
Boone County
Charnock
E. F. Morgan
Presloe Harding
Chesapeake & Ohio
Anrd Hie
A. ©. Porter
United Mine Workers
Moys
C. F. Keeney
District 17
United Mina
Ere of
America
Arma
Hilla
Wie
Sharples
Blair
Belgium
Logan County
Kanawha Coal Operator’ Association
Bharples
William L. Greer
Matewan
Ceci Clark
Willian Morrison
Mr. Porter
Porter Omichin
Nb Ners
SecretiveOil Conference Discussed In Mexico City
Government officials and top American oil executives met in Mexico City for a first session on petroleum problems. Participants spoke of a pleasant climate and a cordial aim for amicable solutions. A personal Harding letter to Obregon was described as an introduction, not an official document. The group was to meet Obregon and his cabinet in further sessions.
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Mexico City
Harding
Obregon
Adolfo de la Huerta
Treasury
Church of God Forms Temporary Organization in Waterloo
A temporary organization of the Church of God has been formed in Waterloo Iowa. The meeting represented twenty two states and provinces and announced the new structure during the session.
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Church of God Plan
Waterloo
Towa
Church of God
Use
Portland Veteran Suicide In Hotel Lobby
William F. Bent a 58 year old president of the Portland branch of the Disabled Veterans' association and a special city patrolman shot himself in a downtown hotel lobby. He had suffered shell shock and injuries from service with the Canadian army.
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Portland
Ore
William F. Bent
Disabled Veterans’ Association
Baseball scores from Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and New York
Scores across multiple parks show Brooklyn and Philadelphia delivering tight wins while St Louis and Cincinnati split. Batters Glazner Schmidt Doak North Clem ons Hubbell Henline led the way with solid performances in key at bats.
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Philadelphia
KWRB
St. Louis
Doak
North
Clemons
Hubbell and
Henline
Wertingianes New York Peewee League Brief
A concise local note covers a peewee league event in Wertingianes New York with scattered details about teams and scheduling. No clear outcome or full team names available.
Treaty of peace with Germany to be sent to Senate
The peace treaty with Germany, signed in Berlin, will be sent to the Senate on September 21 after Congress reassembles from a 30 day recess. President Harding hopes for prompt ratification, with discussions on timing and possible simultaneous consideration by the German Reichstag.
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Washington
Germany
Matt Thuretay
Berlin
Senate
Congress
White House
Harding
Reichstag
Senate Cocumney
Foreign Relations Committee
Auto accident victims draw millions in U S
New York report shows insurers paid about 4.5 million in death claims from automobile fatalities in 1920 with 12 000 deaths and 1 500 000 nonfatal injuries. Life insurance distributions nationwide totaled 1 092 billion with large sums to heirs of Wallace L. Pieres Jake L. Haman and Olive Thomas Pickford.
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New York
Prem
United States
Canal
Wallace L. Pieres
Boston
Jake L. Haman
Ardmore
Okla
Olive Thomas Pickford
Widey
Porte
Government to Probe Ku Klux Reports Say It Is Monarchy
Chicago dispatch reports a federal investigation into the Ku Klux Klan. Col. V. Clint, appointed by United Ripon sees, asserts probing allegations of monarchy opposed to public policy, excessive dues, and unlawful acts under the guise of law. He aims to obtain the charter and data on members.
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KU Klux
Chicago
Ku Klux Klan
Dol V. Clint
Moniet
United Rip On
Hiao
Colonal Cimaid
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