No Race death by own action among the wild animals in Yellowstone
A National Geographic bulletin from Washington reports Yellowstone National Park wildlife census shows elk, deer and beaver populations rising after a severe winter. It notes elk calves exceed 15 percent of herds, bears increase with cubs, beaver activity storages, and a need for protection to keep bear and other populations from outside the park.
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United States
Yellowstone National Park
Washington
National Geographic Society
National Park Service
Bulletin
Montana
Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Tower Falls
Rhode Island
Teton
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana Two Rhodes Scholars to Oxford Worthy Prize
Clarence Streit of Montana argues Montana should elect two Rhodes scholars to Oxford. He notes three-year study, travel and social life, broadening English life exposure, and access to lectures by famed scholars. Applications due August 14. write H. G. Morrison at State University Missoula.
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Montana
Oxford University
Clarence Streit
Rhodes
Oxford
Streit
The
State University
Huebach Publishing Company
New York
H. G. Morrison
Missoula
Merriam
France
Italy
Spain
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Scandinavian
Europe
G. K. Chesterton
Hilaire Belloc
John Davis
John Manfield
Viscount Haldane
Asquith
House of Parliament
University College
Day Dreams Dead Boy Goes to Pen
Charles D. Floyd, 18, Kansas farmer boy who traveled to Montana seeking adventure, stole $19 from a Grace Montana post office. He was sentenced by Judge Bourquin to four years in Leavenworth with a Navy enlistment option, which was denied due to his criminal record. Postal officials said a diversion from service might be possible.
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Charles D. Floyd
Leavenworth
Kan
Floyd
Montana
Middle West
Rocky Mountain Country
Land of Adventure
Milwaukee
Grace
Butte
George M. Bourquin
United States District Court
Navy
Montana Favored in Freight Rates Ruling
Interstate Commerce Commission recognizes western states have faced higher rates and approves a 25 percent increase, with 20 percent rise in passenger fares and a 50 percent Pullman surcharge. Montana and Intermountain states hailed the decision as a move toward rate equalization across the region.
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Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Commission
Washington, D. C
Middle West
Colorado Common Points
Colorado
Intermountain Territory
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
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Population shifts in five Montana counties in census
Census data shows Big Horn 7015 McCone 4174 and Prairie 3684 in new counties formed since 1910. Lincoln rises to 7707 from 3638, a 114.33 percent gain while Meagher falls to 2622 from 4190 a 37.4 percent drop.
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Montana
Big Horn
McCone
Prairie
Lincoln
Meagher
Lincoln County
Meagher County
Montana Boy Makes Olympic Wrestling Team
Thomas R. Denny of Montana, son of Judge I G Denny, earned a place on the American wrestling team for the Antwerp Olympics. A West Point graduate and army lieutenant, he trained at Fort Totten and Governor's Island, weighing about 190 to 195 pounds and standing 6 feet 1.5 inches tall.
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Thomas R. Denny
I. G. Denny
Silver Bow
Denny
Missoula
Belgium
Montana's First Concrete Road With Federal Money
Montana will complete the first of a series of white concrete highways funded by the federal government. The 26 mile link from Butte to Anaconda will improve intercity traffic, serve the Yellowstone trail, aid farmers and merchants, and withstand weather for all seasons.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Butte and
Ramsey
Rocker
Silver Bow
State Highway Commission
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America
New Rhodes
PEN
State Railway Commission
Rocky Mountain States
U. 5S
Annapolis
West Point
Army
Deer Lodge
Montana Sugar Co
Forsyth, Mont
Yellowstone Valley
Forsyth, Montana
John F. Edwards
Bank of Vice
Henry Schlueter
Vice Press Commerce
Forsyth
Kent First National Bank
Rosebud
W. A. Denison
E. F. Meyerhoff
First Nations Bank
National Bank
In Nutt
Yellowstone Bank & Trust Co
John
Edwards
Nutt
Wether
Sidney
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