Hemingway Bullfight Tale From 1924 Turns Up
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A previously unknown story and a letter ascribed to Ernest Hemingway have caused a dispute between those who want to see them published and those who don't.
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RENO, Nev. - It's not all checking hunting and fishing licenses. Sometimes the issues are bigger. Like when a Nevada game warden was handed the chore of figuring out how to separate two bull elk who locked horns while sparring and couldn't untangle them.  The saga began Nov.
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More than 135 years after explorer John Wesley Powell first surveyed this ancient canyon, his writings seemed to echo last week as water roared down the Colorado River.
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By Joe Light, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville  Feb. 3--In 1901, as a mob fled a fire that would destroy most of  Jacksonville, a few looked west, toward property that would become a motel  more than half a century later, and worried.
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A great symbol of the rugged old West, or at least as it was portrayed by Hollywood, is riding off into the sunset.
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If life were a Hemingway novel, red wine and cigarettes would go together like baguettes and sidewalk cafes, and damn the consequences!
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A bull that broke from the pack seriously gored two American brothers, catching one on each of its horns during the running of the bulls festival in Pamplona, where both were recovering Friday in the hospital.
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A white-bearded insurance agent from Florida won the Ernest Hemingway Look-Alike Contest, a highlight of the annual festival honoring the famed writer.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nevada  - A great symbol of the  rugged old West, or at least as it was portrayed by Hollywood,  is riding off into the sunset.
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MARCA, Spain  - Seventy years after he was shot during the Spanish civil war, 90-year-old Leandro Saun turns red with anger when talking about a conflict that still divides Spain.
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IL PERSONAGGIO. L'incontro con il grande amore Panagulische ispirerÃ  "Un uomo", un bestseller mondiale                                                  Un'inviata di guerra che faticava come un soldato                                                                                                  E diceva di sÃ¨: "Sono piÃ¹ brava di Hemingway"di BERNARDO VALLI
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By Chris Woodka, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo. May 26--GUNNISON -- It all seemed so simple 85 years ago: The proportions were cut and dried. Turns out, they're all wet.
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Michael Palin turns his wandering eye to the life and locales of Ernest Hemingway, moving between past and present in the places that meant so much to the author.
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For many old-time horses the Dallas and Fort Worth conurbation used to be the start of a great journey, driving great herds of cattle from the stockyards north through Texas to the beef-starved states beyond.
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By Rick Steelhammer  rsteelhammer@wvgazette.com  FRENCH CREEK - As John Wines waved his arms to distract Junior, the 6-year-old bull elk, Darrell Barlow darted through the elk enclosure's gate with a bucket of grain, deposited it in a feeding trough, then made a hasty retreat.
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In the autumn of 1912, when Lt. Charles Becker went on trial for the murder of Herman Rosenthal, a notorious gangster, the story held the front page of the cityâs 14 dailies for weeks on end.
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"Bullfighting is a spectacle that is alive, and spectators have a right to see it"  A Miura's bull is dragged away after being killed in a bullfight in the bullring of Pamplona, northern Spain, in this July 8, 2007 file photo. via The South Mississippi Sun Herald