Wyoming elk shipped to multiple states under federal plan
Sheridan Wyoming January 14 Elks are shipped from Wyoming to Louisiana and later to Pennsylvania New York Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and other states under a federal surplus herd program Howard Paton in charge of shipments from Sheridan to Yellowstone Park then to Louisiana and onward with plans for more elk transfers to multiple states including Vermont and Kentucky.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
Boeridan County
Howard Paton
Mr. Raton
Sheridan Thuraing
Yellowstone National Park
Louisiana
Urania
Iolmea
Louwisiana Conservation
Louwlsiana
Joulsiana
Pennsylvania
Eaton
Howard
New Orleans
Morida
Carnegie
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowsten
Lowetone
Wee Fe
Colorado
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
West Virgina
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Vermont
Kentucky
Maton
Billings
Ming
Mr. Eaton
Helgian Spy Cela Who Denounced Nurse Edith Cavell Shot Dead
A Helgian spy named Cela who betrayed Edith Cavell to the Germans was assassinated yesterday. His body with two bullet wounds was found in a Schaerbeck street near Brussels.
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London
Daily Press
Amaeterdam
Cela
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Schaerbeck
Lrussele
British Railway Workers Defy Draft in Major Labor Stand
London January 14. The National Railwaymen's Union, a leading Great Britain labor group, declares it will resist conscription to the utmost. An executive committee resolution warns of an immediate strike by all railway workers if the bill passes Parliament. Also, miners with 890000 members adopted anti conscription stances, prompting government concern as Asquith meets cabinet members to discuss possible bill amendments.
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London
National Railwaymen's
Great Britain
Brent Britain
Asquith
Casper
Wyo
Korein Temple
Order of Mystic Shrine
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Knights Templar
Shrine Club
Ormantead
Alreay
Thie
A. J. Mokler
M. P. Wheeler
P. RR. Lathrop
W. R. Johnson
C. M. McMilan
Five Indicted in Rubber Plot Behind German Trade
A federal grand jury indicted five individuals including one woman for conspiring to smuggle rubber to Germany in violation of U S customs laws. Named defendants include Edward Weber Paul Schmidt Max Jaeger Annie Dekkers and Richard Wohlberg all charged with cross border smuggling via personal effects and intermediaries. They are to be arraigned before Judge Clayton on Monday.
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New York
United States
Edward Weber
Alfred Weber
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
Paul Schmidt
Rubber and Gayoule Company
Water Street
Max Jaeger
Annie Dekkers
Holland
Richard Wohlberg
Bronx
Jaeyer
Corman
Schmidt
War talk on Mexico and Huerta drives Senate debate
Senators clash over a proposed resolution urging war against Mexico. Debate centers on recognizing Huerta's government and whether the United States should intervene while warnings about American citizens in war zones are raised. Some call for restraint. others push for action if necessary.
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Benator Ledge
Menate
Mem Joo
Sin
Apo
Huerta
Loge
Freerta
Jal
United States
Mexico
Stone
Senate Foreign Relationsommittes
Premtlene
Wnate
Untique window display offers dollar bill prize at Wyoming Book Store
A Wyoming Book Store showcases a record from the Victor catalog in a unique window display. The first person to register the correct catalog number wins three one dollar bills. The promotion is valid for ten days.
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Wyoming
Victor
Villa Draws Dead Line for Americans
Secretary Lansing orders all Americans in Chihuahua and Durango to withdraw to well garrisoned centers along the railway. Consular notice directs Ed wards at Juarez to remove residents to safer districts so they can reach the border if danger increases. The directive cites bandit threats and recent incidents in northern Mexico.
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Lansing
Chihunahua
Durango
Leansing
Edwarda
Juarex
Chihuahua
Marn
Rioting Threats Narrowly Evoke International Tension
Reports from Juarez say the Carranza garrison feared Mexicans were being murdered in El Paso and threatened invasion to protect nationals. Washington officials note Cuba’s cleanup effort would require 270000 troops and joint naval blockades. A El Paso residents petition seeks Consul Edwards removal, but Secretary Lansing sees no need to reply.
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Torreon
Durango
Coen
el Paso
Letcher
Cobb
Tate
Juates
Hert
Carranea
Washington, D. C
Cuba
Army General Staff
The
War College
Army
Navy
Fidwards
State Department
Lansing
Take Him But God Save This Noble Land Of Ours
Letter from Horeheads New York wife objects to her husband enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. She writes she consented to his enlistment but reserves concern over his conduct, prompting Sergeant Frank Bleicher at the local recruiting station to deem the applicant undesirable.
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Racdle
N. Y
Frank XN. Bleicher
United Alt.marine Corps
Uncle Sam
Bleicher
Rons Martin
Dry farming in Wyoming contrasted with wet Louisiana
Ales Hastie argues Wyoming enjoys a favorable climate with long winters and open plains suited to plows and harrows while Louisiana suffers excessive rainfall and hardpan subsoil. He emphasizes moisture conservation, intelligent crop rotation, and humus build‑up as keys to long term fertility, urging Wyoming farmers to stay optimistic and conserve moisture.
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South
Louisiana
Wyoming
Drouth
Sean
Solita
Eltirens
Second Term Talk of Wilson Brings Praise
The article notes broad party support for Wilson with no opposition to renomination. It suggests he would let the people decide via the National Convention whether he should run again, preferring a convention expression of public desire before becoming a candidate.
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Hughes
New Jersey
Wilson
Bryan
Florida
Pau
North Carolina
Baltimore
Carter Glass
Virednia
Committee On Banking and Currency
Hey
Cam Son
Hepater Lewis
Pilneie
Newlands
Nevada
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Wow
Thelyeas
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Ceylon
Kvane Street
Pious
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