Taft Seeks Middle Ground Plan For League Covenant
Former President Taft proposes a set of interpretive reservations to garner both Republican and Democratic support for ratifying the League of Nations treaty. He outlines six proposals aimed at satisfying a broad bloc of senators while avoiding radical changes to the covenant. The move signals possible presidential backing for a negotiated approach as the debate continues in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Taft
Unie
League Republicans
Wilson
League
White House
Will Hays
Mr. Taft
John Wanamaker Celebrates 81st Birthday
John Wanamaker the veteran Philadelphia merchant and former cabinet member marks his eighty first birthday. He remains in good health and continues to work daily at his store in Philadelphia.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Mexican Fatally Wounded in Cheyenne Alley Shooting
Joe Rosas, a Mexican man, was shot four times by a man who had pursued his wife. The incident occurred in an alley off Thames Street. Rosas died later at St John’s Hospital after officers detained another Mexican, Pedro Garcia, at the scene.
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Joe Rosas
SS. John's Hospital
Thames Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Strets
G. H. Tioei
C. V. Clayton
Cheyenne
Rosas
Pete
Pedro Garcia
Clayton
St John's Hospital
J. H. Ganway
Garela
Ticer
Garcia
Charles B. Lane
Miss Freedman at Work Painful Obstacle to Painter’s Aim
Miss Rosalie Freedman of Philadelphia lost use of her hands to serious illness yet did not give up. She used a brush held in her teeth to continue painting and is shown at work on what appears to be a fine likeness of President Wilson.
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Rosalie Freedman
Philadelphia
Wilson
Mexico and the United States Headline Sparks Fear
Mexican papers push fear of armed intervention as La Universale prints a seven column main headline and subhead about U S preparations. The edition reprints New York stories and notes continued coverage on page two.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
la Universale
Dickman
New York
Mexican senator denies Villa documents prove collusion
General Barregon released archives from the Villa fight, including a letter to Charles F. Hunt. The letter shows Villa offering a visit by Senator Fall and others to discuss aiding an anti government push. Villa’s reply is cited as evidence Fall has been active against the Mexican government in the U.S. Senate.
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Villa
Charles F. Hunt
Senator Fall
Fall
Senate
Fall Explains Letter Ties to Villa Overture Claim
A Mexico City dispatch reports a letter offering overtures to Francisco Villa was to be released, prompting Senator Pall of New Mexico to comment that they are Lara, of course, an usual. The note appears to be tied to a broader diplomatic exchange as of July 23.
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Preas
Washington
Lara
Pall
New Mexico
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Frontier Park Sioux Celebrate Amid Frontier Day Chaos
An accident marred a steer roping contest at Frontier Day as a steer fractured its leg and was shot. Frontiersmen arranged meat for the Indian village while the Frontier committee faces meat shortages during the event.
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United States
Frontier Park
Indiana
Frontier
Coal miners strike drags on amid protests and talks
About 250000 miners are off the job as the fourth day of the strike continues. Ten thousand return to Nottingham and Derby to save mines from destruction while 9600 workers in Monmouth and Lancashire retreat. Premier Lloyd George and cabinet members confer with mine owners as talks loom and a meeting with miners is planned for tomorrow.
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Associated Presa
London
Nottingham
Derby
Monmouth
Lancastershire
Lloyd George
Wyoming Fire Sweep Check Ends in Control
Latest forest fire reports in the Fall River basin 150 miles north of Rock Springs say the flames are under control. New fires were reported on Rock and Twin creeks in heavy timber but are expected to be controlled soon. About two hundred ranch workers within a 700 mile radius have battled the flames.
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Rock Springs
Wye
Fall River Basin
Here
Rock
Twin Creeks
Boston Cops Move to Join Labor Union
Boston policemen signed a petition for AFL membership and planned to press for higher pay through a group demand. The action was announced from Boston on July 23.
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Boston
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Senate Appropriation Passes After Veto Fight
Washington July 23 The Senate approved a $34 million agricultural appropriation bill vetoed earlier by President Whelen over a daylight saving repeal rider. No attempt was made to restore the rider.
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Washington
Senate
Wileen
Frontier Caye Officials From Across the United States
Officials at the Frontier Caye celebration hail from many states. Judges include Dr. H. E. Davie of Pierre South Dakota William Stevenson of Cheyenne and Harry A. Chapman of Rawlins. Timers include Frank Rinehart of San Diego R J Farria of Louisville and W G Heath of Reno. Frank G. Janes of Cheyenne is clerk of the course and Dr. B F Davia of Douglas started.
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Frontier Caye
Parta
United States
H. E. Davie
Pierre
9. D
William Stevenson
Cheyenne
Harry A. Chapman
Rawlins
Frank Rinehart
Gap Diego
Cal
R. J. Farria
Loulaville
W. G. Heath
Reno
Nev
Frank G. Janes
B. F. Davia
Douglas
Rebels Lay Down Arms In Mexico After Parley Reports
Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes Mexico claims Villa and Angeles disbanded their voluntary forces. Felix Diaz reportedly abandoned his campaign. Lyle Galerres surrendered with forces. Federal troops pursuing murder suspects killed four rebels.
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Associated Proan
Washington
Mexico
Villa
Angeles
Felix Diaz
Bervense Oews
Lyle Galerres
Toe Seeds
Frontier Park Official Contests Program Details
The program lists events at Frontier Park starting at 1:16 PM. It features rides roping and roping tricks, mounted drills by the 15th Cavalry Fort D. A. Russell, various horse races including bareback, chariot, pony express, and women and Indian races, plus an Indian war dance and relays. Notable riders include Fred Stone Ed McCarty Art McKechnie J. A. Parsons Walter Stirling Roy Kivett and Ruth Roach Kitty Canutte Donna Glover Edith Irwin and Kitty Canutte among others.
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Frontier Park
15Th Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
Jack Elliot
Ed. McCarty
Frank Irwin
Harry Walters
A. Nmeeland
Art McKechnie
Walter Stirling
Bob Liebe
Kid Mex
Roy Kivett
Fred Stone
Lee Gilford
Arnold Rick
Ed McCarty
Little Joe
Misa Leo
J. A. Parsons
Sam
Sleepy Armstrong
Susan
Tom May
Friar Naught
Brownie
A. Neeland
Sir Dyke
C. B. Irwin
Temple Duncan
Little Spider
Moonjp
Cloetor Parsons
B. van Gundy
van Gundy Broa
Bob Liehe
Scoop Martin
Geo, Drumhaller
H. Walters
Walters & McCarty
H. Neeland
Walt McCarty
Clay Puott
Fort D. A
Jimmy Taylor
Jack Joyce
Ruth Roach
Burden
Kitty Canutte
Watch Me
Prairie Rose
Kitty Wilkes
Eloise Fox Hastings
Frank McCarroll
Calgary Red
Jack Burns
Harry Shuler
Jesse Coates
Jack Brown
Tex Smith
Shorty Hemple
Deck Bixler
Pinkie Gilet
Claude Adame
J. Miller
Ray Hammond
16Th Cavalry
Donna Glover
George Drum~heller
Gonald Hayford
Clyde Hooking
Brown Marsh
Ane
Razard
Miller
Obes. Johnson
Rex
Josee Coates
Rey Hammond Ree
Sioux Indiana
Amit Leuman
Loyd Gaunders
Tex Parker
Pouprtincentie Bee Sree
Bulldogger's heroics open Frontier Days with dramatic steer ride
Tom Henderson of Boulder Colorado clung to a steer for four minutes forty seconds in Frontier Days opening rodeo. Frank McCarroll of Boise timed fastest bulldogging at four and a quarter seconds after the flag. Others, Norman Cowan and Don Nayford, posted near times as crowd cheered the rough event.
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Tom Henderson
Boulder
Gols
Frontier Park
Henderson
Frank McCarroll
Boise
Idaho
Norman Cowan
B. Terin
A. J. Garrett
Don Nayford
Steer Bulldogging Thrills At Afternoon Event
B L Bledsoe clocked 22 1 5 seconds on a steer that was badly horned and knocked over but recovered. Rube Roberts also roped a steer in 23 seconds with clothing torn during the fight. Tex Parker missed. The program featured steer roping and a wild horse race as two of the afternoon's top events.
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B.L. Bledsoe
Is Steer
Olalahaned
Rube Roberts
Ohulahaned
Butt
Fio
Tex Parker
Aftornoon
Best Time in Steer Roping Shines at Cheyenne
Phil Yoder of Meriden and Addie Burgess of Oklahoma tied for the best steer roping time, 30 2/5 seconds, near Cheyenne where the 40-foot lead record is 22 2/5 seconds. Yoder’s spectacular bust and the steer’s flip over the bucking rail drew praise as other contestants posted times from 0:38 to 1:00.
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Phil Yoder
Meriden
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