Government Wins Key Ruling on National Forest Grazing Rights
Washington reports the June decision of the Supreme Court upholding government authority to regulate grazing on National Forest lands. The Light Colorado case and the Grimaud California case confirm federal regulation and penalties for violations, with Secretary Wilson predicting end to grazing disputes and smoother future enforcement.
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Wild West boxing boast and crime wedding headline
A mob of disjointed reminiscences features a boastful boxer from Pueblo who calls himself the White Man's Hope planning a July 15 bout in Butte and recounts past knockouts while a separate note reports society wife Audrey F. Kelsey marrying Edward Valentine Lee, an alleged thief, in Buffalo with federal officers present.
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Monument to Kit Carson Erected in Denver Framed by Bronze
A granite monument topped by a Kit Carson statue and bronze figures was unveiled in Denver to honor pioneers who camped on the site fifty years ago while gold seeking. Miss Leona Wood unveiled the figures and Governor Shofroth gave the main address. In Glasgow a man named Louis Jolly, 35, drowned when he fainted over a tub of water.
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Dick Fowler sold for 500 to become show boat
Paducah Kentucky reports that the famed speedboat once known as the fastest on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, named Dick Fowler, originally costing 35000 dollars, has been sold for 500 dollars and will be converted into a show boat.
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Forest grazing lands claim improved occupancy drives calm balance
Citizens express that long and uncontrolled use of grazing lands within forests has shifted to acceptance of the situation. Occupancy of these lands is now seen as more satisfactory under present conditions than in the past when open access caused constant feed struggles for herds.
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