Top riders from world to try out on East
Australia, America, Mexico and western states will send leading riders to New York for a August time frame event with prizes totaling sixty thousand dollars. The show features famed riders from Dodge City Calgary and Sweet Grass with the Thaunted cowboy hand and Mrs. Fanny Sperry Steele alongside her husband. The event includes a replica western cowtown and a large arena display aimed at portraying the old west for eastern visitors.
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Former Butte Man Missing Since Christmas
A former Butte man who left his home while ill last Christmas and traveled to San Francisco remains missing. Authorities and family are deeply concerned for his welfare as days pass without contact or clues.
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Villa Man Leads Rhenumatish 18 Mud Baths Report
El Paso reports and rival dispatches claim Villa commands south of Jimenez and threaten a new attack, while government forces under Gen Arrieta discuss imminent battle. Wires are down between Juarez and Jiminez. numbers and details remain unconfirmed.
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German Guns Shell British as Russians Advance Toward Kovel
Review of front line movements shows Russian forces occupying Huleviche about 24 miles east of Kovel and crossing the Stokhod near Janovka. German hold on Baranovichi and Kovel remains crucial to Poland and Lithuania, with expectations Russians may seize Kovel in days, impacting Von Linsingen’s Lutsk salient. Berlin notes limited effect on Verdun plans, while Hindenburg warns large offensives need a quarter million reinforcements. Romanian government declines Danube powers conference invitation.
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von Linsingen
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Verdun
Joraht
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von Hinden Burg
Berlin
Hardecourt
Berne
London Calm as Optimism Grows on War Front
London reports calm and stoicism amid war weariness as new British army units break from trench routine to battle. Correspondents say British regiments prove equal to European foes, airmen rival French, and advances by Anglo French forces outpace German gains at Verdun. Shortages of sun and munitions no longer weigh on government, according to officials. Russian claims of three key developments add to the latest war outlook.
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Germany
Army
Europe
Britain
Verdun
German Army Advances Toward Kovel Rail Center
Fragmented dispatches describe German and Austro-Hungarian forces pressing toward the Kovel railway hub from Baranovichi and Bukovina. Cavalry and infantry pursue retreating units, capturing Manevitenie on the Kovel Sarny line and threatening strategic footholds north and south of the rail network as Soviet-aligned forces retreat.
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Kovel
Bukowina
Thom
Manevitenie
Kovel-Sarny
Rattwaye
Ares
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Eale
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Aueistans
Russian Contingents Sent to French Front
Paris reports from Excelsior that five Russian contingents have joined French forces at the front after arriving in France and being quartered at Camp Demailly near Troyes. The troops traveled a 17,500 mile route from Moscow via Port Dalny to Manchuria and the Suez canal before reaching Marseille between April 20 and May 6.
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Paris
the Excelsior
France
Infants Paralysis Death Toll Climbs in New York City
New York reports 19 more deaths from infantile paralysis for the 24 hours to 10 am bringing total fatalities to 224 since the epidemic began. Cases rise to 980 with 88 new infections, while authorities vow tightened measures to curb spread and coordinate city and federal efforts. Brooklyn leads in new cases as officials coordinate hospital aid, rail passenger sanitation, and citywide street cleaning under Mayor Mitchell.
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Brooklyn
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Mitchel
Commissioners of Health
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Complicated Clock Marks Time Across 20 Nations
In Vetrograd a clock with 85 faces tracks time for 20 elites, spanning many countries, while indicating Earth's movements and those of planets and other heavenly bodies.
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Cargo of fish ships from Vancouver in 6 million cans
A Vancouver shipment of six million canned fish units valued at 500000 dollars wholesale has left port. If laid end to end, the cans would stretch about 452 miles, illustrating the scale of the cargo.
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Vancouver
Great feat is accomplished Deutschland arrives as undersea liner
The Deutschland, a new Bremen owned undersea liner, arrived at dawn amid sea rumors of pursuit. Its cargo story ties to North German Lloyd agents and the Eastern Forwarding Co. The vessel, 318 feet long with two Diesel engines, carries 750 tons and aims to reopen trade with the United States. Public viewing is barred. authorities will board only for official access.
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Deutschland Enter American Port Amid War Tension
Newsreel accounts describe the German submarine Deutschland docking in an American port after a long voyage. Reporters question crew about origins and encounters, while the ship shows no visible armament. The vessel and nearby tug depart under orders to avoid news until morning.
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Helgoland
Timmons
Lloy
Deutsch= land
Tess
Coast guard cutter Onondaga returns from pursuit
Norfolk July 9 The coast guards cutter Onondaga with Norman Hamilton collector at Norfolk aboard returned tonight after shadowing the submarine Deutschland many miles up the bay.
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Coast Guards
Onondaga
Norman Hamilton
Second Judge for Montana District
The United States Senate may appoint an additional federal judge for Montana after a judiciary committee report highlights the state’s large area and heavy caseload. The subcommittee notes Montana’s vast land, reservations and federal projects driving litigation and travel costs, urging economy and relief with one more district judge.
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Montana
Bourquin
Great
District of Montana
Union
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Yellowstone Park
National Intertate
Seattle claims southpaw Schroeder in dispute over signing
Seattle officials assert pitcher Schroeder is bound to Seattle after reporting June 17 while with Butte, despite his tryout with Tacoma. He beat Spokane twice last week and previously played independent ball in Anaconda. Butte directors deny the agreement and resist his return to Northwestern league baseball.
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Seattle
Schroeder
Spokane
Dugdale
Tealy Raymond
Tacoma
Butte
Cal King
Farrell
The
National Association, Fine
RRL
Mmos Pala
Tillicum
Anaconda
Seventy Thousand Guard Men On Border Increases
San Antonio July 9 More than 70 000 men are assigned to the border army and will undergo discipline and training this week to form an effective fighting force. A Roquillas raid raised concerns until a Big Bend report called it insignificant. Three Americans were held up by two Mexicans south of the Rio Grande but escaped and phoned from a mine on the Mexican side about returning to the American side. Austin Swasey and McKnight, previously captured in a Glenn Springs incident, were among those involved.
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Roquillas
Funston
Gaston
Big Bend
StcKaght
Austin Swasey
Roy Swasey
Rio Grande
McKnight
Glenn Springs
Russians Cross Stokhod River Near Ugll
Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports Russian forces crossed the Stokhod at Ugll, about halfway between rail lines to Kovel from Sarny and Rovno. The move pressures Austro German defenders concentrated along those lines, threatening both groups.
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Reuter
Petrograd
Stokhod
Ugll
Kovel
Sarny
Rovno
Renly
Therines
Renter
Mexico United States discuss preliminary peace parleys
Preliminary talks set between United States and Mexico representatives for a conference in a U S city. By Tuesday ambassador designate Arredondo is expected to report to the State Department in Washington on the detail plan for peace talks without delay.
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United States
Mexico
Arredondo
State Department
Washington
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