Waterfowl Decline Sparks Fear of Extinction Across Regions
The article warns waterfowl may face severe declines as Minnesota observers note a drop from over 1.2 million ducks and shore birds in 1930 to about 150,000 last season. Canadian reports cite duck sickness and drought affecting numbers, while hunters face tighter limits and changing seasons across the United States.
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Susquehanna
Yrgan
Guch
Minnesota
Midwest
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
United States
North America
Disorders End at Bridgeport BridgeportMontgomery
End of disorders at the Bridgeport tove Manufacturing plant was predicted after plant operator E P Jacobs and Bridgeport mayor agreed to close the plant until differences were settled. Sheriff T W Me ryde of Jackson county, Gov B M Miller, and Jacobs discussed a shutdown to prevent further trouble. Earlier, a worker was beaten and a home was fired into amid unionization tensions.
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Montgomery
Bridgeport
E. P. Jacobs
Jacobs
T. W. Meryde
Jackson County
B. IM. Miller
McBryde
Inquisitive deer choke selves to death in wire coil
In Brewton Alabama two eight point deer died after becoming tangled in a telephone wire coil left near their habitat. Linemen found the tangled pair over the weekend and witnesses say both deer struggled to free themselves, becoming exhausted and suffocated as the wire tightened around their necks. Veteran hunters noted the deer paused to inspect the wire before panicking and failing to breathe.
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Brewton
Ala
Canadiens Stars From Rugged Families
Montreal AP reports on Les Canadiens players from tough family backgrounds shaping team dynamics. Aurel Joliat is highlighted alongside links to Ottawa’s police chief, Jack Portland’s father as Collingwood’s police chief, and Chabot’s past as a North Mounted Policeman. Ms Wynn travels for a Birmingham visit.
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Montreal
Les Canadiens
Aurel Joliat
Ottawa
Jack Portland
Pochief
Collingwood
Ont
Chabot
North Dakota GOP Names Mrs Langer Governor Candidate
Former New York socialite Mrs William A Langer was chosen by North Dakota Republicans as the gubernatorial candidate to run in November. She is the vindication candidate for the Langer faction, after her husband, F G Langer, resigned the nomination and was later convicted on related charges.
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Bismarck
N. D
New York Society
North Dakota
William A Langer
Langer
Menus From a Day's Meals and Cooking Directions
Daily menu items include breakfast orange juice cereal toast and coffee. Dinner features broiled lamb chops baked potatoes and summer squash with Waldorf salad. The text includes recipes for French toast and squash onion mixtures with fat onions paprika and salt.
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Raleigh
One Shot Fatally In Tennessee Election
In Tennessee voters began the state primaries for two U.S. Senators and other offices as cool weather spread across the state. Early turnout was light with an estimated 260000 Democratic and 110000 Republican votes. Bristol reported especially cool conditions. A fatal shooting at Mageasonville in Monroe County left John Tylant dead after an election quarrel. the alleged assailant was being transported to jail when officers were blocked.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
U. S
Bristol
Mageasonville
Monroe County
John Tylant
Sweetwater
Death Rules Range In Drouths Round Up
The report notes a prisoner's brother aided by drawing a pistol to free him. Memphis election day arrests are frequent, with one police officer at each polling place to maintain peace. A Democratic candidate for the long Senate term, Dr. John R. Neal, filed suit in Memphis to impound ballots. Buell Mathis was arrested on an assault to murder charge after allegedly attacking K. Kingly. Bruce Flurry and family members returned from Camp Hill Alabama after visiting for some time.
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Memphis
Lewis S. Pope
John R. Neal
K. D. McKellar
Nashville
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