What Is the Earth Made Of A Katmai Expedition
National Geographic Society announces the sixth Mt Katmai expedition led by Dr. Robert F Griggs sailing from Kodiak to Seattle in October. The team studies the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes near Mt Katmai, reports a newly found harbor route, and seeks clues to earth’s interior while noting record fumarole temperatures and implications for geology and natural monuments.
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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 Show Persistent Market Demand Across Regions
A Frederick era article notes fur sales reveal ongoing demand among women and surviving predatory species. The St Louis International Exchange sale on September 17 moved 5 000 otter raccoon and 5 000 wolf skins while May at the same venue saw 90 000 wolf pelts disposed of and a New York sale a month earlier reported 28 189 wolf hides, totaling three sales of the year.
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St. Louis
New York
Wolves Thrive in Northwest and Canadian Forests
The report notes wolves are hard to estimate in the wild and that fur pelts vary by region. It states American wolves perform worse than Canadian ones and that colder climates yield better pelts, with wolves thriving in the extreme northwest and in Canadian forests where many still roam.
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St. Louis
Southwest
Canada
War Aims and Bolshevik Influence in American Society
A historical critique argues the United States fights Bolsheviks abroad while permitting Bolshevik influence at home. It condemns the Russian Soviet Bureau and pro Bolshevik propaganda amid Archangel and Siberia deployments. The writer questions policy and calls for consistency in wartime stance.
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Archangel
Siberia
United States
Russia
Russian Soviet Bureau
Waashington
Notable Petition Urges Immediate Senate Ratification
The senate receives a petition signed by 250 leading Americans from across parties and sectors urging swift ratification of the treaty without delay or amendment. Prominent figures and officials from labor, business, religion, and academia call for prompt action to prevent renewed conflict and ease national tension.
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Though
Taft
Wickersham
Lowell
Hardward
George Gray
Delaware
Bodini the Italian tenor barred as contract labor at Ellis Island
The Metropolitan Opera hired Bodini a fixed $15 weekly chorus pay with extra for roles and says he is an artist not a laborer. He is sent back to Ellis Island as contract labor illustrating how such laws bar nonresidents even when their talents surpass local wages.
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Arelio Bodini
Italy
Metropolitan Opera Company
Bodini
Ellis Island
WHEN POLICEMEN STRIKE IN BOSTON
The piece argues policemen who stay at work earn approval while widespread strikes threaten public safety. It condemns strikes by police and other public officials as desertion of duty, warning of grave harm to civilization and the public good.
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Boston
Property Holders Wonder What Their Property Holds
Neighbors in Cheyenne told the city council they face private alleys turning into 15 foot narrow passages after a land division. The triangular block bordered by Erb avenue and Park addition lacks street dedication, leaving residents with a private blind alley and coal delivery difficulties. City Engineer E W Glatcke reported the issue stems from the land owner not dedicating streets and alleys as required.
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Erb Avenue
Thirty-first Avenue
Residence Park
Fa Luis Jofs
Cemunilien
E. W. Glatcke
Sald
Regulations Ban Hunting and Rifle Shooting at Lakes
City commissioners moved to ban hunting on the third and fourth lakes, now city property, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. They also forbid rifle shooting on the lakes at any time to protect picnickers and shoreline visitors from reckless shooters.
Fort Gridironmen to Hold First Practice This Afternoon
The Fort f. A. Thuseell football squad plans its first practice this afternoon. Lieut. James N. Neilsen, a former University of Utah player, will fill the squad. Nine of the men have college football experience, and talks are under way for a game with the Colorado A g Division team if it remains at Camp Grant.
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Fort F. A
Results Yesterday National League Baseball Report
Yesterday's league results feature Bt Louks dhevese cowe and 105 Chicago with standout performances from Batteries Don, Clemmons, Bailey, Carter and O'Farrell. The terse recap highlights scoring bursts and key innings across the fixture list.
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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 proprietors offer coal of all kinds and invite orders. Tim Ross of Rock River is in the city.
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City News
Tim Ross
Rock River
He City
Believed to Hayes Committed Robbery Report
Two men, Jackson and G Thompson, were jailed in Cheyenne by Sheriff B J Smalley after being rounded up in Speer with goods suspected stolen from a box car. Authorities notified upon arrest.
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Hayes
Jackson
G. Thompson
Cheyenne
B. J. Smalley
Speer
Communicate With Carey on Streets Street Area Disputed
City Attorney A. Walton told the council to contact Charles Garey regarding occupation of streets and alleys north of the boulevard and east of the Catholic cemetery. The area is plotted and taxed as city lots, and Carey is asked to oversee the matter in parallel with neighboring Pershing Heights addition.
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Wy Council
Charles D. Garey
Hhe
TL Wee
Mr. Carey
Pershing
Electric Sign At Citizens Bank Draws Attention
A new electric sign at the Citizens Bank corner across from the post office flashed the words Citizens National Bank and 4 Percent Savings in four directions. The sign remained visible until late last night, enhancing the bank’s outward appeal.
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Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bank
Local Business Ads Highlight Tire Service and Carriages
Plains Auto to Company advertises auto tire vulcanizing repair and retreading guarantees. Fred Truesdell from No Wood and Russell Kimball from Cody were in the city yesterday. Hobbs Hucks feldt Finkbiner stocks a large complete line of baby carriages and sulkies.
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Plains Auto Company
Fred Truesdell
No. Wood
City
Russell Kimball
Cody
Hobbs, Hucksfeldt & Finkbiner
Manville Residents Arrive in Ghryenno Va
M. G. Kearns and a companion from Manville reach Ghryenno Virginia, details of their journey and purpose not specified in the fragment.
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M. G. Kearns and I
Manville
Ghryenno Va
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