Days America 15 Nations Leader Reflections on Liberty
The piece extols the United States as a leading nation in human rights education and prosperity. It lauds the Constitution as a fortress protecting minority rights and vows careful amendments, while urging patience with political excess and urging national unity ahead of July Fourth celebrations. It emphasizes patriotism, broad citizenship, and the nation’s vast, abundant landscapes.
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America
United States
Gladstone
Earth
Americana
T. C. Witherspoon
Zapata's Novelty Troubadours Featured At Butte Chautauqua
Zapata's Novelty Troubadours to perform on July 7 to 11 at the Butte Chautauqua on Second street. The four member group blends string and vocal music with a tropical stage style and includes Zapata as lead with a male quartet and strong harmony.
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Zapata
United States
Hamony
Mstrumenta
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Second Street
Florence to Host Second West Rodeo Celebration
Florence marks the opening of its River View Rodeo grounds for the three day West celebration from July 3 to 5. Hundreds of horses and steers arrive with premium money for events including bronc and steer riding, roping, pony express, bareback bucking, wagon and wild horse races. Games attract riders and spectators with clowns music and nightly dancing in a large 8000 square foot pavillion with free auto park and camping. This regional event draws visitors from Deer Lodge to Cover City and beyond for three wild days and nights.
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Florence
River View
Montana
Rodeo
Deer Lodge
Miles City Youth Killed by Dynamite Accident
Paul May ten, son of Ismay merchant, was killed and Frank Fulton ten, son of a local sheepman, was seriously injured while playing with dynamite on the Fulton ranch thirty miles south of Miles City. Fulton was hospitalized after immediate transfer to Ismay then Miles City. his injuries are described as severe with extensive lacerations.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Paul May
Ismay Mont
Frank Fulton
Ismay
Fulton Ranch
Fulton
Flood Damage Reported in Galicia and Teschen
Dispatches from Galicia and Teschen report flood damage surpassing the 1903 inundations. Three hundred thousand people are without shelter and two million dollars in relief is needed.
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Warsaw
Galicia
Teschen
President's Father Better After Operation
Colonel John C. Coolidge father of the president, had a restful night and is improving after the operation that prompted the president to travel from Swampscott. He sat up in a chair this morning as recovery continues. A buyers' strike at Portsea, England, caused milk prices to drop a penny a quart.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Swampscott
Portseatho
England
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