Weary Firefighters Hope Rains Save Idaho Towns
Rainfall brings new hope in Idaho and bordering states as fires threaten towns like Taft and Lolo. Militia, regular troops, and rangers fight embers with hundreds reported missing or cut off. Timber losses may reach ten million dollars while relief efforts struggle to reach trapped forestry personnel near Sand Point.
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Divorce Granted to Mrs. Cudahy in Ten Minutes
In Kanga City on August 24 a judge granted Mrs. Jack Cudahy a divorce from her husband on incompatibility of temper. The decree was issued ten minutes after the petition was filed. Cudahy was absent. alimony$1. four children awarded to their grandfather Michael Cudahy for life. Mrs. Cudahy left for New York, reportedly entering vaudeville.
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Provisional Government Recognized by Estrada in Nicaragua
Managua August 23 Jose Dolores Estrada who assumed the presidency when Madris fled issues a decree recognizing the provisional government with General Juan Estrada as president. The decree calls for free elections within six months and names a commission to draft and secure signatures on a permanent treaty of peace.
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Gallagher says he prays for mayor's recovery
New York August 23 The mayor Gaynor did not rise for three hours this afternoon and was in good spirits. Gallagher the mayor's assailant denied claiming he was glad he shot the mayor and hoped for his death. He said he has prayed night and day for the mayor's recovery since the shooting.
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Hoke Smith Politically Wins Georgia Governorship
Late returns from Atlanta on August 23 show Hoke Smith elected governor, defeating Joseph M. Brown. This report notes the final tally and remaining race implications.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Taft Denounces Sherman Then Praises Teddy
Taft attacks Sherman over double crossing and endorses Theodore Roosevelt. He repudiates Sherman as a former vice president and urges resignation. The president backs Roosevelt for temporary chairman of the New York Republican convention in Saratoga.
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Greatest Frontier carnival opens at Frontier park today
Promptly at 2 d o clock this afternoon Frontier park hosts the greatest carnival of its kind. Thousands of cowboys Indians and visitors will fill the grand stands as a wild west program begins with intricate contests and attractions from resplendent parade to mock raids. Rail and streetcar schedules guide attendees to the park and the event features indian participants, famed cowboys, and the Anheuser-Busch mule team delivering beverages throughout the week.
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Roosevelt Heads West From New York for Far-Flung Tour
Col Roosevelt departs New York for a six thousand nine hundred mile western journey spanning fourteen states. He plans fourteen speeches on public questions while avoiding partisan talk, with a stop in Cheyenne Wyoming for a cowboy carnival. reporters travel in a private car as Roosevelt travels with a large press contingent.
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Estrada Victorious After Year of Fighting in Orleans
In Orleans on August 24 the Estradan government claimed victory after nearly a year of warfare. About 6,000 soldiers were reported fallen as the regime seeks to quell loyalist and partisan resistance amid ongoing turmoil.
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Apperson 55 wins Cheyenne 200 mile auto race amid crashes
The Apperson Jachrabbit 55 driven by Marty Ball of Denver with Jamey Allen as mechanician won a 200 mile Cheyenne Motor Club race yesterday. The Thomas Flyer was disqualified after an emergency repair while leading. The Apperson 46 and American 40 trailed, with 5,000 fans watching a tense finish on a dirty track under ideal weather.
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Cheyenne in Gala Attire for Frontier Celebration
Cheyenne dresses in festive display as Frontier Wave celebrations fill the city with flags banners and patriotic figures. Vendors line the streets while electric lights add color, making the business district glow both day and night.
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Cheyenne
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Denver Girl Killed Instantly by Street Car
Denver Aug 23 A little girl named Mabel Ma ws nearly twelve hosts was killed instantly today while running into Delaware Street near Cortland Place as a street car approached from West Colfax. Motorman George Mozee attempted to reverse brakes but struck her, throwing passengers and ending the life before aid arrived. She lived with her father mother and brother at 234 West Fourteenth Avenue and was to celebrate her twelfth birthday tomorrow.
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