Cattle and Sheepmen Meet Over Public Domain Policy in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City on August 24, cattle and sheepmen from western states gathered at the National Wool Growers Association and the American National Live stock Association meeting. They aimed to draft recommendations to the Public Lands and Survey committee on forestry service policy and public domain changes. Presley Hagenbarth was named permanent chair as speakers urged careful divestiture and management of forest lands to support the industry. The discussion focused on forestry administration and the impact on immediate industry operations.
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Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Forestry Service of
United States
Naanal Woosl Growers’ Association
American National Livestock Association
Hagenbarth
Assamatinn
Charrmai
Presley Tapenbarth
Uy Nocttime
Cho Anedusery
Oh Ts A
UN Forestry Service 2
Tie Sud
May Add 200 000 Acres to Reserve
A coordinated committee on national parks and forest areas proposes adding 200000 acres to a reserve near Yetlaw store with areas to be improved and transformed into a protected region. The plan requests setting aside another section of the Fetton forest containing five tak es for recommendation to extend the reserve boundary and protect associated lands.
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Oden
Ayead Ulgee Cooordinang
Nahead Parks
Wellumal Forest
FE Watlerdgefsestar
Jackson Gok Vega
Yetlaw
Feton National Forest
Feton Forest
Ihe
Wugent May Enter Senate Race Amid Turmoil
A report from Associated Press states Senator Trinkfy, a Republican from Idaho, may face a bid from former U S Senator Bugent and Idahe Friant in the 1924 election as shifting Democratic factions form. The trio appears likely to contest the nomination despite early indications.
Unclear Text on Post and Commission Appointment
Fragmentary note references a U S post and a commission seat to replace an interden Gardner. Readable parts point to a formal appointment process involving a notable member of the Cyl Seraee commission and a political context in the twenties era.
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Aulingh
Teacne
Cyl Seraee Commission
Interseden Gardner
Copper Demand Widens as Great Falls Works Expand
Market for copper rises with industrial activity and population growth in the middle western states. Anaconda Copper Mining plans to extend refining and rolling mill facilities to meet expanding demand for copper and copper products amid steady nonferrous metal markets.
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Great Falls
Middle Western
Anaconda
C F Kelley
John D Ryan
Crew of Maud Tell of Adventures While Caught in Arctic Ice
Members of the Kool A Sinuidseas expedition recount perilous days trapped in Arctic ice aboard the MLanche. Captain Jacobsen and crew detail struggles to repair equipment, endure frigid seas, and keep morale as the vessel drifted. The tale notes attempted rescue, the vessel’s stern, and the crew’s determination amid relentless cold.
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Arctic
Associated Press
Kool Asinuidseas
Air Navigation to Be Organized If New Plan Approved
A plan to organize air navigation under a coordinated national program is presented by Senator Ringham and others. The scheme calls for a government role in aviation development, including potential subsidies and cross continental routes, with emphasis on fostering commercial air transport and a unified system upon congressional approval.
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Swampscon Attys
Department of Commerce
Foster Commerers
Ringhim
Wooninestre
Serato
Pagham
Alaska
Los Sagules Oyhans
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Congress
Thingham Worl
Divorcee and Her Lover Slain in Hastings Case
An inquest was opened for Tuesday morning into the slayings of divorcee Mrs. Sire and her lover Mr. Wager in Hastings. Both bodies were found shot, with the couple last seen departing Hast ings following a dinner party. Wager’s widowhood and family details are noted. authorities investigate motive and the absent crew.
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Associated Press
Lawrence Sire
Avarcee
Larence Wager
Sager
Hastings
Walter Crowe Mes
Peafort
Hird
Calornia
Truth Serum Use Banned for Canadian Prisoners
Attorney General banned the use of truth serum on prisoners in Ontario. Officials planned a test under alleged consent, citing risk of false results and coercion. The move aims to prevent abuse and protect inmate rights amid controversial testing plans.
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Canada
Mindsor Ontine
Asanertzed Press
Waltham I Nickie Tas
Ty Hed Beet
Tike Ubesera
Owliel
Murder suspect freed in Denver probe details unclear
A garbled dispatch from Walham Jtir reports a murder investigation near Denver involving three victims and a suspect named Carl Perry. The text mentions a jail release after a high profile wagon incident and references Swampscott, Massachusetts, with many unreadable fragments about charges and alibis.
Trench Mortar Blagt Shuffs At Camp Grant
Casualties rise as Camp Grant receives new troops and first aid units begin treating the wounded. Aged Mayan Milton and Captain Fronting receive praise for gallantry amid ongoing explosions and frontline distress.
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Tadime Roe
Dremel mii
Prema
Mayan Milton
Vdtsa
Constana
M3 Bayan and Son Approve School Plan
A local firm M3 Bayan and Son approves a new school plan as part of a community education initiative. Details outline funding, site selection, and timelines, with officials asserting broader educational support and municipal backing.
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M3, Bayan and Son
Montreal Fire Triggers Mass Evacuation on Block
Late night blaze in Montreal levels an entire block, leaving 61 families homeless. Flames move rapidly amid high winds and water pressure shortages, forcing stretcher carries and swift evacuations as crews battle to contain the inferno.
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Monreal Mag
Nescrates
Pep Crusade Aims at Cutting State Expenditures In West
Taxpayers push for a vigorous campaign to reduce government spending across western states. The effort centers on budgeting reforms and efficiency measures amid fiscal pressures and legislative debates.
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Crusade
Teuts and French Security Page Note
The readable fragments mention Teuts and French security page notes with unclear references to names and locations. Context appears fragmented and non-specific.
Summer White House Sentries Slumbering
Fragmentary text suggests a brief item about guards at a summer residence in a political setting. Names and clear actions are obscured, yielding a vague note on rest or inactivity without distinct facts.
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White House
Selection of Superintendents and Judges for Fair Personnel
The document lists multiple superintendent and judge appointments across divisions such as Livestock Horses Swine Poultry and Farm Products, with names including Dr Hadleigh Vardi, Belgrade judge, George Simi, J Haslerud, Pat Car Wostertis, and Tony Fry overseeing various sectors. It notes coordinators from across the state and emphasizes the distribution of responsibilities for awards and supervision across departments.
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Artiles
Plang
Meny
Bernre
Hadleigh Vardi Heoera
Flarves
Fin Belgrade
Heet
Howard Wethozenan
George
Simi
J Haslerud Heteo
Tretsven
Penwell Ifelona
Maller Poyensas
Coal War Powwow Set To Be Held Today
A fragmented notice announces a coal workers gathering described as a powwow with local figures listed in unclear names. The event is scheduled for today at a venue in an industrial area, with attendance expected from labor representatives and community members.
Express Messenger Shot During Santa Fe Robbery
Robbers boarded Santa Fe train No 75 between San Diego and Santa Ana and fatally shot express messenger Olivier Campbell who was in charge of the mail and express car. The bandits seized an undetermined amount of material and money before fleeing. Campbell was wounded as the train halted, and he was taken to a hospital. Police and witnesses describe a violent robbery with multiple assailants.
McMillan's Party Begins 17s Retreat
An obscured report describes McMillan's party initiating a retreat after events at a local site. Details are garbled but reference to a gathering, a house, and a town area appear amid fragmented notes.
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M'Millan
Banker Escapes Leavenworth Brought Captive in Colorado
An escaped Leavenworth Bank official remains confined in Colorado after initial flight from federal penitentiaries. Reports trace the fugitive through multiple states as authorities pursue, with details limited by ongoing investigations and safety concerns.
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Leavenworth
Colorado
Plight to Haw Al 710 Re on Aug ar
Fragmentary notices describe a postponement related to a project or event labeled Haw Al 710 Re on August. The readable lines reference dates like Nu 29 40 and mention engineering or view reports. Names and places are garbled, but the core note concerns a delayed action.
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Enginy
Episcopal Church Debate At General Assembly Sparks Controversy
The 1929 General Assembly faced a heated debate over a proposed revision to the rite and prayers leading to a protest and strong church rejection. Delegates, including Williams and other clergy, discussed the elimination of controversial language amid calls for harmony within the church. The session ended with an amendment vote and ongoing disagreements.
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SeaYerk
Delroy
Colpo
Episcopal
Elly
Magee Hearing Postponed After Fatal Attack
A preliminary hearing for Magee is postponed from August 26 to September 2 as district attorneys argue the case warrants travel from Albuquerque to a Mera city. The delay follows a stabbing and shooting at a hotel that left Lasseter dead and Leahy and Magee injured when a bystander attempted to intervene.
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Las Vegas
Coto Magee
Iditi cM
Allrges
John & Fasseter
Heahby
Ans
Trent ‘Hr District
Magee
Albuqurque
Vackey Sidi
Hart Magee
Darrat Jadz
Leahy
Lobbs
Leahys
Pioneer railroader dies in Livingston
In Livingston the obituary notes the death of a pioneer railroad worker famed for long service on the Northern Pacific line. The article recalls his role as roadmaster and early construction work, including involvement with tunnel excavation on the northern Yadth project.
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Pioneer
Livingston
Tavingston
John Thanettg
Bb Woneer Railroad Wonane
Northern Pacife
Cineer of the Star
Montana
Peter Tarso
British and French Debt Talks End in Mixed Tone
Report from the era describes continued disagreement over war payments and the pace of settlements between Britain and France. A tentative accord surfaced but differed from the British stance. Treasury officials reportedly discussed progress as negotiations continued into the morning.
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