Multiple Forest Fires Reported Across Idaho and Montana
Forest service reports 28 fewer fires July 1 to 10 in the Idaho Montana district. Fire Creek in Selway has burned 20 000 acres with light timber damage while Bimerick Meadows shows equal area of green timber loss. Other fires like Running Creek Indian Tombe and Miners Creek Elks are under control with crews bolstering at Kooskia and Kaniksu as weather cooperates.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Selway Forest
Fire Creek
Japle Lake
Moeyak
Running Creek
Indian Tombe
Idaho
Coeur
Miners Creek
Elks
Heron
Mont
Coeurs d'Alene
Pend Oreille National Forest
Ryan
Kaniksu National Forest
Howard Flint
Roscoe Haines
St. Maries
Kooskia
Selway Reserve
Busy Week Ahead for Congressmen
A hectic legislative week looms as the House tackles prohibition enforcement and a Senate session resumes with talks of the $34 billion daylight law. President Wilson’s veto on repeal remains a central flashpoint amid anticipated conferences and White House press engagement.
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Aly Oatin
Senate
Wilson
Invita- White House
Senate Committee
House
Temes River Incident Near Tampico District
U S S Cheyenne sailors attacked in Temes river near Tampico Mexico on July 6. Mexican embassy pledged pursuit of culprits for murder of John W Correll and assault on his wife. Correll native of Oklahoma urged action. president directed full effort by state department.
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Washington
State
Navy
U. S. S. Cheyenne
Temesi River
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
John W. Correll
Temes
Carranza
Bonillas
Dieguez
Die
Correll
Colonia
Robertson
Oklahoma
Wilson
Congress
Ten Thousand Stockyards Workers Return to Job
Chicago July 20 two strikes ended as 10000 men who left the stockyards a week ago vote to return to work tomorrow morning after fire department engineers resumed their posts. Return not end dispute as 30 percent wage raise will be presented to packers Tuesday by the stockyards labor council for about 95000 employees. Fire department engineers resumed work after agreeing to arbitration.
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Chicago
Fire Department
Stockyards Labor Council
Fwe
De Valera Addresses 60,000 at Emmet Statue Dedication
In Golden Gate Park San Francisco Eamonn de Valera president of the Irish republic praised the Emmet statue dedicating the ceremony to liberty drawing 60 000 cheering attendees He denied Irish uprising outside support and reflected on Irish independence figures He spoke again in Oakland and was joined by clergy from Baltimore Norfolk and the Catholic University of Washington
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San Francisco
New York
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Robert Emmet
Golden Gate Park
de Valera
Irelan
Young Eni
North
Oakland
James. Grattan Mythan
Baltore
Norfolk
Patrick J. Haig
Catholic University of Washington
Terror troops seize control of Budapest in Madrid dispatch
A July 20 dispatch reports a new reign of terror in Budapest with terror troops overrunning the capital. Bela Kun’s guard leads the effort, arming the ragged proletariat as food and money collapse. An ultimatum is sent to surrender Budapest’s government, while Madrid notes a conservative cabinet may form under Admiral Miranda with ties to Dato.
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Berlin
Budapest
Marx
Danube
Bela Kun
Entente
Bela’ Kun
Karolyi
Ovemen
Associated Press
Tageblatt
Red Terros
Madrid
Angel Miranda
Alfonso
Dato
Sugar Forecast Exceeds Averages in Crop Estimate
The Department of Agriculture projects a domestic sugar crop of 2 216 000 000 pounds, about 147 000 000 pounds above the six year average. Beet sugar forecast is 1% higher than the 1915 16 record, while cane sugar trails the six year average by nearly 100 000 tons. The beet acreage this year sets a new record.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota Labor Federation Fights Prohibition
New Ulm Minneosta trades group holds annual meeting electing Frank Hoffman as president and pledging to continue the fight against prohibition. Other officers named include J T Carter Paul secretary treasurer J E Boeilman recording secretary W Woodside J Wiehn Patrick Flynn and others on the executive board. The tone asserts personal liberties and vows to oppose prohibition measures.
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New Ulm
Min
Minnesota
Hoffman
J.T. Cartier
Paul
J. E. Boeilman
Minneapolis
W. Woodside
J. Wiehn
St. Paul
Patrick Flynn
Paris swimmer Ross wins 6500 meter Seine race in Paris
Ross of San Francisco United States wins the Seine event in Paris this afternoon, a 6500 meter swimming match finishing in 1 hour 30 minutes, as reported from the French capital.
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Paris
Wae Nan Ross
San Francisco
United States
Japan and China Clash Over Shantung Peace Award
New York July 20 Members of both the Japanese and Chinese delegations to the peace conference spoke today on the Shantung award. Chinese and Japanese spokesmen denounced the settlement as contrary to the League covenant and warned it would leave Japan in control of railways and key positions, shaping a Far East Alsace Lorraine. Yamamoto and Adachi argued over sacrifices and fairness, with China charged to eventually regain Shantung while Japan retains influence.
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New York
Shantung
Delate
League of Nations
Alsace-Lorraine
Japan
Darien
Port Arthur
Mans Churit
China
Yamiko
Adachi
House of ‘Commons
Hina
Mhantung
Crowded Auto Hit by Train. Six Die in Milwaukee Area
Milwaukee dispatch reports a crowded automobile stalled on the Northwestern Railway tracks near Silver Springs road north of Milwaukee was struck by a fast passenger train this afternoon. Six people died and three injured, four of the deceased were children, in a fatal crash that disrupted service and prompted police and rescue crews to respond at the scene.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Railway
Silver Springs Road
Here
Car Hits Auto and Five Are Killed near Nampa
Boise Idaho July 20 five persons were instantly killed and a sixth so badly injured that his life is despaired of when an interurban electric car ran into an automobile at a railroad crossing four miles north of Nampa on the Boise Nampa electric line The dead are Mr and Mrs J F Ulery of Nampa and the daughters Lina aged 18 and May badly injured has been taken to Nampa hospital and opera but his condition is extremely critical
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Boise
Idaho
Nampa
Boise-Nampa
J.F. Ulery
Lina
May
Tal Nampa
Opera
Butte Welcomes Irish Leader De Valera Mass Meeting Planned
An Irish delegation led by President De Valera arrives in Butte for a morning inspection of mines and a mass meeting at Hebgen ball park. A parade with a band, motor processions, and a 19000-capacity program are planned with Judge Lynch presiding. The event aims to showcase support for Irish freedom amid a cross country visit.
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Kende Valera
Trish Ble
Butte
Erie
Second Street
New
Yor
Judge Lyne
San Francisco
Kurst
Pinken
Finlen
General” Committee
de Valera
Hebgen
Gramond
Diamond
Judge Lynch
Frank Walsh
Illinois
Reparations Cut for Austria in New Paris Accord Terms
Paris dispatch reports the peace terms for Austria outlined at St Germain. The Austrian debt is to be apportioned across former parts of Austria and military forces trimmed to 400000 with voluntary enlistments. Armaments production to be diversified and state control tightened.
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Paris
St. Germain
M. Dutasta
Austria
Germany
Sons Commission
M.henestorth
Alt’ Orests
Strike ends for Pacific coast telephone workers
San Francisco report states the Pacific coast strike by telephone workers has officially ended. All operators are required to return to work immediately or forfeit their jobs. Nellie Johnson, international vice president of the operators division, confirms the end of the strike and warns delays will cost positions.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Nellie Johnson
Operators
The
Electrical Brotherhood
Tonay
International
Pascino Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Valera
Fly
Carson
M. M. English
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