Wild animal losses rise as poaching fear grows
Washington D C reports say a predator surge and poaching have driven heavy losses on Western ranches over three years. H F Pope inspector in New Mexico says hunters traveling two thousand miles have seen coyotes wolves and lynxes hunted hard. Antelope and deer numbers appear to rise where protection is enforced.
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H. F. Pope
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The Differences Are Superficial and the Resemblance Profound
A British view argues that English-speaking unity with the United States rests on a common language and civilization, with superficial differences masking a shared political and cultural life. It notes the value of cross Atlantic understanding and warns against overemphasizing minor disparities while seeking a deeper, popular, and moral consensus as the true basis of political life.
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Formal complaint calls for postage rate hikes on newspapers
A lengthy formal complaint argues postage increases would raise costs for newspapers. The document references government and postal officials and discusses price changes proposed by lawmakers and investigative committees. It portrays industry pressure against higher post rates and highlights impacts on distribution.
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Billy Dansey
Police Seek Missing Woman in KIowa Visit Case
Police continued to search for a woman who disappeared after arriving in Galesburg to visit A. S Humphrey of 30 Chiclone Street. Humphrey reported she left his home and later reappeared asking what route to take back to the Humphrey residence.
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Neriyval Uni
Blumphrey
Humphrey Celle
International Bankers Debate Latest England Economic Crisis
International bankers discuss escalating tensions in England amid a global credit crunch. Officials warn of severe conditions and potential disruptions to markets as talks aim to secure a decisive financial accord.Observers note rising opposition and calls for caution as negotiations continue in London.
Railroad alteration message to congress noted
A message from resident Wilncama regarding railroad alteration is in circulation. It is likely the message will be sent to Congress within a week.
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Wassingtor
Wilncama
Congress
Coal production figures delayed after railroad strike
The Railroad Administration reported over 30,000 coal cars mined on Tuesday and Wednesday, about 47 percent of normal. Figures for December 9 and 10 show 15,232 and 18,71 cars loaded. No production totals have been released since the strike settlement.
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Washington
Het
Railroad Administration
Cabinet Takes Up Railroad Situation
Washington December cabinet met to discuss the railroad crisis. Secretary Lansing refused to reveal details. Director General Hines briefed the group and recommendations to the president were expected before a message on the task roads is issued.
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Washington
Wilson
Secrenty
Lansing
Hines
Green and Lewis Return to Washington Debated Conference Plans
Acting president John J Jaws and Wildma Liteen of the Malted Mine Women traveled to Washington to join the Conference of Heads of International Unions. They sought to advance Wilson's proposal and discuss the coal quick settlement, aiming to align with the president of the Mapphony Federation of Labor. The outcome hinged on the new arrivals and whether the economic situation would influence talks.
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Imeiarapolis
Dae
John J Jaws
Wildma | Liteen
Keeney
Womlan
Restrictions Lifted From Public Utilities in Chicago
George W. Doch, fuel administrator for the Northwest division, announced that coal restrictions would be lifted for patrons of three public utilities in Chicago once public utility commissions act. Coal could be secured from sources other than the federal government, lifting present restrictions in limited cases.
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Inhicago
George W. Doch
Narmthwest
Northwest Division
Maynard summoned to substantiate charge in flight deaths
Washington December 12 Congressman LaGuardia demands Lieutenant ER Ww Maynard, nicknamed the flybog Parson, substantiate or renounce his claim that intoxicants caused deaths among crew on the recent transcontinental flight. Maynard was summoned before a sub committee chaired by LaGuardia.
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Congress
Ww. Maynard
LaGuardia
New York
Maynard
Indian Children Block to Public Schools in Ponga City
Mora Ponca Indian children in Ponga City Oklahoma increasingly attend public schools after a Washington order allows no annuity for parents unless their children are regularly in school. Rural districts report ninety Ponca children enrolled, with roughly half the pupils being white.
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Ponga City
Okla
Mora Ponca
Washington
Stay of Execution Reaches Man Prepared for Gallows
Arthur A. Maensel, convicted wife slayer, was granted a stay of execution five minutes before his scheduled hanging in Chicago. Guards prepared him for the march to the gallows when word arrived that no stay had been granted to permit an investigation into his sanity. Maensel was found guilty of muffling his wife by shooting on February 8, 19E8, three days after their marriage.
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Arthur
A. Maensel
Maensel
Haensel
Anatians Send Gold to Stabilize New York Exchange
Ottawa report from Henry Uvayton cites plans to ship 20 million Canadian dollars in golf to New York to stabilize the exchange rate. Part of the funds already shipped. rest to follow. Bilbary expresses optimism about the exchange situation.
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Ottawa
Ont
Lee
Henry Uvayton
New York
Tits le
Bilbary
Inquiries Into Jewish Massacres in Cerain Warrrington
A senate inquiry debated reform related to the massacre of about 10,000 Jews in Europe. Republican Senator Spencer of Missouri advocated action, and the measure was referred to the committee on relations for further study.
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Warrengton
Dhe
Tim Senate
Peneer
Miscouri
Roosevelt Not Deserted by Comrades in Death Flight
Washington report quotes Eddie Rickenbacker and Major Moltenoier before a war department expenditures committee. They say Roosevelt and 17 companions broke formation in clouds to avoid collisions, leading to Roosevelt ending among German planes during the mission over enemy territory.
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Washington
Quintin Rongavelt
Eddie” Rickenbacker
I. ¥. Moitenér
A. BB. Bes
House
War Department
Roocevelt
Meissner
Roosevelt
Weissurr
Representative O'Connell Backs Sugar Deportation Ban
Representative O'Connell of New York today introduced a bill in the house to prohibit the deportation of sugar from the United States or its possessions to foreign countries. He also introduced legislation to authorize acquisition of the entire Cuban sugar crop by the sugar equalization board.
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Washington
O'Connell
New York
United States
Sugar Equalization Board
Farmers May Not Join in Conference
Washington dispatch reports the four major labor and farmer groups gathering for a conference have no definite plan for farmer participation. An official said some farmers may attend, but exact numbers remain unclear.
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Washington
Uiva Vounéiot
Unidentified steamer runs ashore near Point Lookout
An unidentified vessel went ashore early today near Point Lookout on the east side of Jones Beach. The ship long known as a graveyard for ships, was observed by morning light. No further details on the vessel or casualties were immediately available.
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New York
Point Lookout
L. 1
Etoundel
Jones
Tniet
Private Yates Testifies At Court Martial Over cruel treatment
Private Irah M Yates of the 49th Infantry testified at Governor's Island court martial trials accusing former military police officer Karl W Detzer of cruelty in Le Mans France during the war Yates said Detzer threatened to shoot another prisoner and he was arrested for a pistol play while in prison garb at Leavenworth He reported hearing Detzer threaten more violence and telegrams offering aid were discussed by Reeves counsel from Fort Wayne Indiana
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Irah M. Yates
49Th
U.S. Infantry
Fom Cretain
Karl W. Dotter
Oufiter
le Mans
France
Yates
Detzer
Governor's Island
Netzer
Leavenworth
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