Utah Residents Protest Peak Nicknames in Zion Area
Salt Lake City Aug 5. Utah residents object to nicknames given to peaks and canyons in Zion National Park Cedar Breaks State Park and Bryce Canyon National Monument. A commission may be appointed to urge the National Geographic Board to adopt proper names. A tourist quipped Purgatory Pass and the Three Patriarchs are cited as examples of inappropriate naming.
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South Utah
Zion National Park
Cedar Breaks State Park
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Zion Park
South Region
Important changes in Georgia game and fish laws
Atlanta August 28. The general assembly enacted a new game and fish law with major changes. Every person now needs a hunting license except on own land. nonresident license rises from 15 to 25 dollars. written license applications required. Fox shooting rules tighten. quail bag set at 20 per day. deers must be reported to game warden within five days. fur trapping requires a special license. steel traps and nets banned except certain periods. fish traps forbidden. dynamiting fines range 140 to 1000 dollars. counties may ban hook and line during spawning season by grand jury petition.
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Strife Grows Bitter in New York Mayoralty Contest
In a close-primary era with 15 days to go, New York politics turn personal as Hylan faction clashes with James J. Walker and Gov. Smith. Republicans Waterman Bennett Lyons clash verbally. Wardens tighten polling place oversight amid claims of political espionage in police.
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Hylan
James J. Walker
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Smith
William Randolph Hearst
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Syracuse
David Hirschfield
John P. Cohalan
Enright
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Frank D. Waterman
Suppression of Crime Under Debate Amid Policy Critique
A debated critique argues against current crime suppression methods and calls for policy reforms. Advocates warn against weakening enforcement while critics urge targeted approaches to reduce violence and improve community safety.
Thomasville bats boast uneven averages and flair
Yesterday’s batting card shows Thomasville at .324 team average if a twelve man lineup including three pitchers were used. Shepherd led with 26 two base hits and 4 triples. Parrish total led 3 homers in nine games. Shepherd stole 11 bases. Fielding averages noted with Walter Johnson’s 7 3 win cited.
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Shepherd
Parrish
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