Taft proposes middle ground plan for league covenant
Former President Taft suggests an interpretation plan to unite enough republicans and democrats to ratify the league of nations with reservations. He outlines six proposals to meet objections, hoping Wilson may accept them to smooth ratification. Republican leaders discuss the idea as administration stands reluctant to concede reservations.
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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, longtime Philadelphia merchant and former cabinet member, recently marked his eighty first birthday. He remains in good health and continues to work daily at his store.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Mexican Fatally Wounded by Ad Mirer of Hilo Wife
A Mexican man named Joe Rosas was shot four times in an alley near Thames street in Cheyenne by a man who had been courting his wife for three weeks. Rosas died at St John's hospital after being wounded at 10 o clock last night. The shooter, believed to be the man identified as Garela, was jailed as officers gathered details.
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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 Uses Teeth To Paint After Injury
Rosalie Freedman of Philadelphia lost use of her hands and chose painting with her teeth. The photo captures her at work on what appears to be a strong likeness of President Wilson.
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Rosalie Freedman
Philadelphia
Wilson
Mexico and the United States fear in press headlines
Mexico City papers publish an extra edition with a seven column front page declaring tension with the United States. A secondary headline cites United States press claims of preparations for armed intervention, naming General Dickman as southern operations head. Continued on page two.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
la Universale
Dickman
New York
Senator Fall Denies Plot Links to Villa Archives
General Barregon released a statement claiming documents from the Villa archives show a letter from Villa inviting Senator Fall and others to meet him. The letter allegedly shows Fall working against the Mexican government in the U.S. Senate.
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Villa
Charles F. Hunt
Senator Fall
Fall
Senate
Fall Explains Letter About Villa Overture
In Washington on July 23 Senator Pall of New Mexico commented on Mexico City dispatches claiming a letter offering overtures to Francisco Villa would be made public. The senator characterized the letter as unusual and noted the source as Lara.
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Mexico City
Preas
Washington
Lara
Pall
New Mexico
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Frontier Day at Frontier Park Ends With Injuries
An accident during the championship steer roping at Frontier Day left a steer injured with a leg fracture and an implied fatal outcome. Indians at Frontier Park faced harsh displays of meat as the Frontier committee planned compensation and ongoing meat supply for attendees.
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United States
Frontier Park
Indiana
Frontier
Quarter Billion Britishers Out In Great Coal Strike
The fourth day of the great coal miners strike shows about 250000 men idle. Ten thousand joined from Nottingham and Derby, 10000 from Monmouth, 7600 from Lancashire. some returned to save the mines, while protests accompany returns. Premier Lloyd George and cabinet members conferred with mine owners. a meeting with miners’ federation officers is planned for tomorrow.
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Associated Presa
London
Nottingham
Derby
Monmouth
Lancastershire
Lloyd George
Wyoming Forest Fire Under Control Near Rock Springs
Latest reports say the Fall River basin fire 150 miles north of Rock Springs is under control. New fires on Rock and Twin creeks threaten heavy timber but are expected to be controlled soon as 200 ranch workers from a 700 mile radius battle the flames.
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Rock Springs
Wye
Fall River Basin
Here
Rock
Twin Creeks
Boston Cops Move to Join Labor Union
Boston police sign petition to join the American Federation of Labor and plan a group demand for increased pay.
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Boston
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Senate Appropriation Passes Agricultural Bill After Veto
Washington July 23 The Senate approved a 34 million dollar agricultural appropriation bill that had been vetoed by the President over a daylight saving rider. No attempt to restore the rider followed the vote.
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Washington
Senate
Wileen
Officials from many states attend Frontier Caye celebration
Officials at the Frontier Caye celebration hail from across the United States. Judges include Dr. H. E. Davie of Pierre and William Stevenson of Cheyenne, with Harry A. Chapman of Rawlins. Timers are 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, with Dr. B. F. Davia of Douglas starting the event.
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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
Villa and Rebels Lay Down Arms Amid Mexican Clash
Government reports say Villa and Angeles disbanded their voluntary forces as Felix Diaz abandons his campaign. Lyle Galerres surrenders with forces, while federal troops pursuing rebels in the murder case kill four.
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Associated Proan
Washington
Mexico
Villa
Angeles
Felix Diaz
Bervense Oews
Lyle Galerres
Toe Seeds
Frontier Park Official Programs Announce Diverse Contests
Today at Frontier Park a full schedule lists events from Burrow riding to roping, fancy mounted drill by Fort Russell cavalry, various races, rifle calisthenics, and hippodrome feats. Notable riders include Fred Stone, Ed McCarty, Art McKechnie, J. Parsons, and many others across 18 events with purses and special prizes.
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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
Bulldogs Hero of First Day of Frontier Days Sports
Tom Henderson of Boulder Colorado fought a steer for 4 minutes 37.4 seconds in Frontier Days opening events at Frontier Park. Frank McCarroll of Boise Idaho posted the fastest time 4. time seconds, with others like Norman Cowan and Don Nayford recording notable efforts as the crowd watched the dramatic rodeo action.
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Tom Henderson
Boulder
Gols
Frontier Park
Henderson
Frank McCarroll
Boise
Idaho
Norman Cowan
B. Terin
A. J. Garrett
Don Nayford
Rodeo bouts thrill crowd with steer events and rough action
B L Bledsoe timed at 22 one fifth seconds on a steer buckle but the animal was injured and the rider fell. Rube Roberts lassoed in 23 seconds though torn garments forced him to retreat. Tex Parker missed as the program closed amid a day of dramatic steer roping and a wild horse race.
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Henderson
B.L. Bledsoe
Is Steer
Olalahaned
Rube Roberts
Ohulahaned
Butt
Fio
Tex Parker
Aftornoon
Best Times in Steer Roping At Cheyenne Event
The steer roping highlight saw Phil Yoder of Meriden and Addie Burgess of Oklahoma note the fastest time at 30. four fifths seconds. The Cherokee 40-foot lead record stands at 22 and two fifths seconds. Yoder’s dramatic escape when the steer bucked and turned over drew cheers while several competitors posted times around the minute mark.
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Phil Yoder
Meriden
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U.S
Southern Republic
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Tenacious
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Ohulahaning
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