United States must not merge its identity with any foreign pact
The Associated Press reports a foreign relations committee resolution submitted to the Ancient Order of Hibernians of America and Canada at the San Francisco convention declares the border must remain fixed against any pact that could merge U S independence. The text argues foreign to Ireland and warns against treating the United States as rented land or tenants, stressing unwavering opposition to treaties that erode independence.
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Associated Press
Ban Francisco
Foreign Relations Committee
Hibernians of
America
Cananda
United States
Ireland
Boston Car Strike Nearer Settlement
The Boston car strike, halting street elevated and subway lines, shows no early agreement as public trustees and union leaders meet with Governor Coolidge. They agree on representatives but fail to appoint a third arbiter for a proposed arbitration board.
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Hoston
Carmen
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Coolidge
Selfie
Barcelona Demands Autonomy of Spain
Nationalist members of the provincial council protested to the government over lack of protection and asked autonomy for the Catalonia region. They cited the killings of multiple business heads, with seventy seven murders reported.
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Associatad Press
Pargelona
Spain
Awutonomy
Calalonsia Rjstrict
Fighty
Honest letter extols Foley Kidney Pills for relief
A Detroit woman testifies she suffered backache rheumatic pains and fatigue before using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports better sleep reduced back pain and improved well being and says she will continue the treatment. Sold everywhere.
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Alb
Foley
Chas. Gray
6Th St
Detroit
Mich
Aged Indian Chief Aids in Pageant
An aged Indigenous chief, dubbed Ganith, participates in a local pageant in Minnesota as part of a Northwest regional display. The event highlights heritage and community involvement despite the veteran leader's advancing years.
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Ganith
Minnesota
Northwest
White
Pastime of murder ing Americans resumed in Mexico
President Wilson informed Oklahoma Governor Hoberteen that the State Department will pursue action after the killing of John W. Correll, an American citizen, and the assault on his wife and son by Mexicans in the Tampico oil district.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Laterday
Hoberteen
Oklahoma
State Department
John W. Correll
Tampico Oil District
American Citizen Murder Reported Near Valloes
Washington reports the murder of Peter Catron, an American citizen, by Mexican bandits on July near the town of Valloes in the Mexican state of San Los Potosi, a notice filed with the state department.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peter Catron
Valloes
San Los Potosi
State Department
America's Might To Be Impressive In Naval Review
The article contrasts the new Pacific fleet with the 1907 world voyage fleet led by Admiral Robley Evans. It notes west coast ships will exceed earlier tonnage, with New Mexico and Rodman’s Magabip featuring larger 12 and 14 inch batteries and ranges near 40 000 yards. It highlights advancements since 1907 including electrical propulsion on the New Mexico versus coal fueled old burners.
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United States
Pacbec
Se New West Coast
Robley TD. Evans
New Mexico
Admiral Rodman
Daniels
Nodman
Meixco
Evans
Daylight Saving Repeal Fails in House
In Washington on July 18, house republicans failed to attach daylight saving repeal to the 1920 agricultural appropriations bill as a rider. The bill carrying 33 million dollars passed the house with bipartisan votes, and leaders suggested a separate repeal measure might later be sent to the president.
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Associated Preas
Washington
House
Senate
Suffering Horse Rescued By Officers Near Lake Mn evhaha
Police and humane officers found a horse tethered in a vacant lot north of Lake Mn evhaha on Thursday. The animal had no water for two days and was tangled in a picket rope causing it to fall when trying to rise. No arrest. owner pledged to move the horse to a ranch and care for it.
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Humane
Lake Mnevhaha
Wealthy Inebriate Detained in Police Station
William Shertell, well heeled and drunk, ended up in the police station last night after resisting advice to leave a dancing pavilion. He was held as officers settled his case with a bail of 86.53 dollars and his future for the night remained unsettled.
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William Shertell
Tilin
Shortell
Shertell
Senator Kendrick Seeks Emergency Stock Rates
United States Senator John Kendrick of Wyoming travels to Washington to secure emergency rail shipping rates for livestock. He telegraphed Miss Alice Smith of the Wyoming Stock Growers' Association that the railroad administration is willing to help and a formal order granting rates to move stock from drought-stricken areas to winter ranges is expected within days.
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United States
John
Kendrick
Wyoming
Washington
Miss Alice Smith
Wyoming Stock Growers' Association
Miss Smith
Railroad Administration
O You Cowboys Chance For Fame Heads to Universal City
A telegram from Universal publicity director Harry Hammond Beal announces permanent engagement for O You Cowboys at Universal City. The company arrives Monday with Jed Granville Herbert Hayes Marty Schumm and Captain Allen Watt assisting director BE Wells oversees the expedition and the cast for the feature film.
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Universal City
Cheyenne
Harry Hammond Beal
Universal
BE. Wells
Jed Granville
Herbert Hayes
Alex Beach
Marty Schumm
Allen Watt
Myrtle Gonzales
Rock of Marne Hero McAlexander Defies Order at Surmelin
In Cheyenne last night a moving account honors Colonel McAlexander of the Twenty-eighth Infantry for holding the Surmelin valley against a German drive toward Paris. His refusal to retreat preserved a key position, earning him lasting fame and a costly sacrifice by his regiment.
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Surmelin
Paria
Hue
Paris
Germany
McAlexander
McAlexaner
Marne
Ute Surmelia
Question of Murder Charge From Turmoil on Factory Floor
Report describes a near-tragic fight on a work floor involving Tarantola Torres and Tarantula. A knife was used and a stabbing occurred before witnesses, but the weapon itself was not seen by any of them. The article notes a chaotic scene and conflicting details from three witnesses.
Colonel McAlexander Receives Croix de Guerre and Distinguished Service Cross
The account notes Colonel McAlexander of the S sixth infantry held his position under threat of encirclement at a key battle, earning the French Croix de Guerre with two palms for acts of heroism at Jaulgonne. He also received the Distinguished Service Cross and the Legion of Merit for leadership during World War I.
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McAlexander
S6th Infantry
Jaulgonne
Petatay
Mac Alexander
McAlemander
Atte
No Possibility of Controlli Fire Staff Rush for Forest Service Offices
The editor states there is no possibility of controlli as calls go out across Western Montana. The message reports telephoning every newspaper and available place to recruit men for forest fire sigisters and to meet the call for forest fire duties.
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Rein
Montana
Forest Service
Veto Complication Halts Firefighting Fund
Fires rage across many states as the president vetoes the agricultural appropriation bill. Forester Denny Graves notes the forestry department cannot secure fire fighters with the saving rider delaying funds.
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Associated Press
Portlan
Gre
United States
Denny 5
Graves
Gere
Forestry Department
Sst
Fires in Idaho and western Montana may cost million
AP reports fires spread from Neht img into Idaho and western Montana could total up to $1,000,000 this season. Governor Day says the $46,000 set aside for central Idaho firefighting is inadequate and will meet with officials to assess total costs and seek emergency funding.
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Idaho
Montana
Governor Day
Kental Land Office
Nayda
A. Ketty
General Lomé
Salt Lake
Wf. J. Shellworth
Aftar
Oeal
Hn Oan
Wyoming Weekend Weather Forecast
Partial forecast notes cloudy skies with moderate temperatures and a chance of scattered showers Saturday and Sunday with fall conditions possible.
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Wyoming
Three Licenses to Run Frontier Busses
City plans require passenger car operators to pay an $85 special city license and a $5 park entry license this year. The fee covers park access and the cost of a banner for the vehicle.
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Frontier
Frontier Park
English Peeress to Visit America
English peeress to visit America with her husband General Bethune Barth aboard a returning voyage. The report notes plans for a prominent British noblewoman and consort to travel across the Atlantic, reflecting social ties and diplomatic cultural exchange during the period.
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America
General Liggett To Command Western and Southern Departments
Lieut General Master Liggett, former commander of the American army of occupation in Germany, and Major General Joseph T. Dickman, former commander of the fourth army corps, have been ordered to assume command of the western and southern departments overseas, with command of Camp Lewis, Washington.
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Associated Press
Wallington
Master Liggett
Emerson murder case grips Mount Ayre jury
The state sought a death verdict for Himerson accused of beating his mother to death with an iron rod and tossing her down an elevator shaft. The defense argued the death was accidental or self-inflicted. The trial concluded with the jury still considering a verdict.
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Mount Ayre
Ihmersen
Creston
Himerson
Emerson
82 YEARS SERVICE MAINTAINS FORTITUDE AND CURES
A paragraph recalls A Waltman of 400 Glenn Ave Preana Gal and her long illness cure for fever and cough. She credits Foley’s Medicine for relief after reading about it 32 years ago. She a widow 66 years old praises Magertox for bronchial coughs and children’s coughs and recommends it for ages five and up.
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Mro
Waltman
Glenn Ave
Preana
Gal
Foley
Tor Ant
Uae
Dance Fragment Reflects Unclear Western News Note
Fragmentary OCR text yields few readable facts about a dance event. The piece shows garbled words and names, offering no clear date, place, or participants to identify the event or outcome.
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