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Elk Teeth Emblem War Spurs Wyoming Lawmakers
Two men, Purdy and Binkley, are accused of shipping nearly $10,000 worth of elk horns and teeth from Jackson Hole country through Idaho to Los Angeles. Wyoming game warden Knollin, in town for federal court, supports stronger federal enforcement as President Roosevelt and state leaders advocate banning elk teeth as emblems. Federal action aims to curb interstate wildlife trafficking, with 23 witnesses and significant costs, while Leek of Jackson and Morgan of California highlight enforcement as crucial to protecting elk.
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Jackson Tole
Los Analest
Wyoming
Lodge Insigna
Roosevelt
Knollin
Lander
Pocatello Tribune
Charles Purdy
William Binkley
Los Angeles
Jackson House
Idaho
Leek
Jackson
Unitah County
Northwetern
RE. P.O. BE
Tribune
Melvin
Levk
Uited States
Morton
Purdy
Binkley
California
Mr. Morgan
United States
Florida
Washington
Ronovevelt
America
Purdy and Binkley
Elee
Department of Justice