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A National Geographic Society report details the sixth Mt. Katmai expedition led by Dr. Robert F. Griggs preparing to sail from Kodiak island to study the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes near Mt. Katmai. The team aims to learn Earth’s interior and temperatures of fumaroles while noting a new harbor discovery and potential national monument visitation.
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Seattle
Washington
Alaska
National Geographyc Society
Mt. Katmai
Kodiak Island
Robert F. Griggs
Wilson
Ten Thousand Smokes
National Geographic Society
Earth
Globe
Yellowstone National Park
Griggs
Wolf Pelts Market Signals Persistent Predator Trade
The St Louis International Exchange sale on September 17 concentrated on five thousand wolf skins alongside otter and raccoon hides. Earlier in May the venue disposed of ninety thousand wolf pelts, with twenty eight thousand one hundred eighty nine wolf hides reported in New York a month before.
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St. Louis
New York
Wolves Thrive Better in Canadian Forests, Traders Note
The report observes wolves favor colder regions with higher quality pelts. Vast numbers remain uncaptured and the best American wolf pelts lag behind Canadian fur. Markets in St Louis show price ranges from $2 to $3 with Canada producing higher value pelts.
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St. Louis
Southwest
Canada
War Aims and Bolshevik Propaganda in America
The article argues the United States is at war with Bolshevik Russia while permitting Bolshevik influence at home. It condemns the Russian Soviet Bureau and organized propaganda in the United States as strengthening Bolshevism and weakening American institutions, claiming dual war fronts and inconsistent policy.
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Archangel
Siberia
United States
Russia
Russian Soviet Bureau
Waashington
Imposing Petition Urges Immediate Senate Ratification
A signed document by 250 leading Americans from both parties calls for ratification of the treaty without delay or amendments. It lists governors, railroad presidents, bishops, judges, labor and business leaders, and figures such as Taft, Edison, and Burroughs. The signers urge prompt action to spare the nation nervous strain and avert new wars.
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Senate
Though
Taft
Wickersham
Lowell
Hardward
George Gray
Delaware
Bodini the Tenor Sails Against Contract Labor Bar
Italian tenor Bodini engaged by the Metropolitan Opera at 15 dollars weekly with extra for minor roles protests he is an artist not a laborer. He is sent to Ellis Island as a contract laborer, illustrating how labor law blocks workers with higher wages and shorter hours.
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Arelio Bodini
Italy
Metropolitan Opera Company
Bodini
Ellis Island
WHEN POLICEMEN STRIKE AND THE CITY IS AT RISK
The piece critiques police strikes during labor unrest, praising officers who stay on duty while condemning others for deserting their duties. It argues public safety must be maintained and cites the president’s view on safeguarding civilization against lawlessness.
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Boston
Property holders seek council aid over private alley issue
Cheyenne residents told city council they built homes on a triangular plot bounded by Erb Avenue Thirty first Avenue A Avenue Park addition and Residence Park addition. A private alley rims the block and a new owner plans to claim part of it leaving a 15 foot blind alley too narrow for coal wagons or turning, due to failure to dedicate streets and alleys. City Engineer E W Glatcke presented the problem and warned of access difficulties for deliveries.
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Erb Avenue
Thirty-first Avenue
Residence Park
Fa Luis Jofs
Cemunilien
E. W. Glatcke
Sald
Regulations Ban Hunting and Rifle Fire at City Lakes
City commissioners announced new rules for Lakes Shooting areas prohibiting hunting on the third and fourth lakes from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and banning rifle shooting at all times to protect picnickers and those around the shore.
Fort Gridiron Men Out This Afternoon
The Fort f. A. Thuseell football squad will hold its first practice this afternoon. Lieut. James N. Neilsen, Utah alumnus, joins the squad. Nine of the expected players have college football experience. Arrangements are under way for games with the Colorado A g Division team if it remains at Camp Grant.
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Fort F. A
Results Yesterday National League Update
Yesterday's National League results feature notable performances from Batteries Don Clemmons Bailey Carter and O'Farrell. Chicago posted a strong showing with 105 runs while Bt Louks and Dhevese Cowe also contributed key plays.
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Louks Dhevese Cowe & 105
Chicago
Don
Clemmons
Bailey, Carter and O'Farrell
City News in Brief Capital Coal Company
Cahill and Holday advertise coal varieties and offer prompt delivery. Tim Ross of Rock River visits the city, described in a brief city-note item.
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City News
Tim Ross
Rock River
He City
Believed to Hayes Committed Robbery
Jackson and G Thompson two colored men were brought to the jail in Cheyenne by Sheriff Smalley from Speer with goods believed stolen from a box car. They were arrested after notification to the sheriff.
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Jackson
G. Thompson
Cheyenne
B. J. Smalley
Speer
City Attorney Directs Carey to Communicate on Street Occupation
City Attorney A. Walton instructed the city council to notify Charles D. Garey regarding his occupation of streets and alleys north of the boulevard and east of the Catholic cemetery. The area is plotted and taxed as city lots, with claims it was Carey’s responsibility to address the situation.
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Walton
Wy Council
Charles D. Garey
Hhe
TL Wee
Mr. Carey
Pershing
New Electric Sign At Citizens Bank Lighted Nightly
A new electric sign on the Citizens Bank corner across from the post office flashed the words Citizens National Bank with a 4 Percent Savings sign in four directions last night. The towering display drew attention as it illuminated the area and enhanced the bank’s frontage.
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Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bank
Local Traders Advertise Products and Visitors
Auto tire vulcanizing and repairing and retreading guaranteed. Plains AU to Company. Fred Truesdell of No. Wood arrived in the city yesterday. Russell Kimball of Cody was in the city yesterday. Large and complete line of baby carriages and sulkies at Hobbs Hucks feldt and Finkbiner.
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Plains Auto Company
Fred Truesdell
No. Wood
City
Russell Kimball
Cody
Hobbs, Hucksfeldt & Finkbiner
Manville Pair Arrives in Ghryenno va
M. G. Kearns and an associate arrived in Ghryenno va as part of a regional travel or assignment, details indicate a formal visit or inspection by local residents.
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M. G. Kearns and I
Manville
Ghryenno Va
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