Forest Fires Threaten Several Idaho Montana Areas
Reports from forest districts say showers in Montana and northern Idaho eased the fire danger. Crews were sent to Oro stricken districts, Rattlesnake and Vero fires spread concerns, while Thompson Falls and Alberton districts reported relief from heavy flames. No major new danger reported at night.
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Associated Press
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Idaho
United States Forest District No
Forest Service
J. Negis
Thompson Falls
Alberton
Niggulch
Geldcreek
Alexander outlines private-led plan for European supply issues
Mr. Alexander advocates a broad private capital driven scheme to handle European needs without government overreach. He warns that delaying a coordinated approach could worsen unsettled business conditions and pull down global markets, urging semi public administration with government support.
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Al@sonder
Alexander
United States
Europe
America
Ruscell Bros on the Streets Fron Siler Days
Ruscell Brothers stage a street event titled Fron Siler Days showcasing performances and local vendors. The gathering highlights community crafts and neighborhood culture with active participation from residents and visitors.
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Ruscell Bros
Fron- Siler Days
Buzukos Beats Omaha Masked Marvel for Welterweight Championship
Peter Buzukos of San Francisco defeats the Masked Marvel Iron from Omaha in two falls at Haliroad Men’s match. First fall at 16 minutes with a head scissors, second at ten minutes with an arm lock. Buzukos claims Welterweight title tomorrow night at Wallroud’s club.
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Peter Buzukon
San Francisco
Marvel Iron
Haliroad
Buasukos
Iix
Buzukos
Frontier Days Rough Show Highlights Close Safety
The 15th Cavalry chariot race saw a broken tongue send John Ashton tumbling but no official results were posted. George Williams suffered a severe saddle mishap in the wild horse event, rushed to the hospital tent with facial injuries. The crowd filled stands and roofs as showers cooled the day and excitement remained high through the bucking contests and roping events featuring Brown Marsh, Coyotte, and Daisy Parsons among others.
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John Ashton
Ashton
Sui
George Williams
Williams
C@yote
San Francisco
Coyotte
Jack Brown
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Coyote
J. Hugh Strickland
Brown Marsh
Broken
Eloise Fox Hastings
City News In Brief From WTAL Footnote
City notices and ads feature coal dealers Chambers and Holliday proprietors and Rusco Bros street vendors. Listings include carriages and sulkies from Hobbs Huckford Finkbiner Russell Co on frontier days. Music lessons in ragtime piano taught by J White Plains notes and auto service providers advertise tire vulcanizing carburetor power and state distributor Wm Rochele 420 W 18th Territory open for agents.
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Puiulat
Guanantero
Hoy J. White
Plains Notes
Mexican shooting report near Buford unsettles Cheyenne
Cheyenne police heard at 8 o clock that two Mexicans shot a Mexican in a quarrel at Buford, thirty miles west of Cheyenne, sending the injured man to St John’s hospital. Hospital staff found no Mexican patient, but a Black man, Major Bentley, was admitted with a knee wound. Police doubt the initial Mexican shooting report and question the story.
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Cheyenne
Buford
St. John's Hospital
Thin City
Bentley
Democrats Press League Of Nations Clash In Senate
In Washington on July 24 Democrats and Republicans spar over President Wilsons peace plan and the League of Nations ratification. Senator Lodge and Brandegee attack the presidents handling while Hitchcock and Williams defend the procedure. A resolution to submit the treaty for concurrent consideration with the German peace treaty is set for tomorrow. Cardinal Gibbons comments in Baltimore urge careful congressional discussion before final decisions.
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League of Nations
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League
Washington
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Democratia
Taft
Wilson
France
Germany
Paria
Lodge
Forign Relations Committee
Brandegee
Connecticut
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Williams
Mississippi
Hobhinaga
Arkansas
Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Congress
Aerial mail pilots strike over reinstatement demand
Twenty Belmont Field pilots served notice to the Post Office that they will refuse to fly unless two brothers discharged after refusing to fly in fog are reinstated. The telegram from Praeger says orders not revoked and pilots may resign if conditions remain unsafe. The strike could affect end routes to Chicago Cleveland and Washington.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
Praeger
Washington
Belmont Field
Chicago
Cleveland
Bellafonte
Human Fly Prevened From Making Appeal
Naval attaches report there was no solicitation of money and orders prohibit any uniformed service member from asking funds. Captain Aman says he stopped the man who wore the uniform to prevent fundraising for soldiers and sailors. He notes Uncle Sam provides aid through General O Neill at Fort Russell if needed.
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Aman
Sam
Frontier Day Thrills Fill Cheyenne During Festival
Cheyenne buzzed with Frontier Days events as crowds flocked to the park and streets. Brass bands from Union Pacific Eli Jacobs Kit Garson Cambridge Neb performed while visitors crowded grandstands and diners filled early for the afternoon program. Cars jitneyed between park and city as the carnival mood grew nightly ahead of today’s main events.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific Band
Eli Jacobs
Cowboy
Kit Garson
Colo
Cambridge
Neb
Agricultural appropriation bill sent to president for signature
The agricultural appropriation bill passed, with Meyers amendments to except home stead settlers in 1919 from delays when leaving due to death. The measure avoids a Republican rider that would repeal the daylight saving law and allocates funds to fight forest fires in the wast.
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Washington, D. C
Meyers
Montana
Winners at Frontier Park and Walters Events
Winners at Frontier Park and Walters include Donna Card Glover second and George Drumheller third in men’s bucking contests. Time 2 49 2 5. Indian relay race ran one and a half miles with Joe Hand setting pace and Bald Eagle finishing second. Other riders featured Floyd Saunders on Douglas Fairbanks and numerous riders on horses with mixed results.
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Walters & McCarty
H. Nesland
Clay Puett
Tom May
15Th Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
Harry Waltera
Dave Campbell
Walter Stirling
Jack Joyce
Chester Parsons
Jimmy Taylor
Donna En
Geo. Drumheller
Lorraine Trickey
McCarty & Walters
Edith Iewin
Co. B. Irwin
Kitty Canutte
C. B. Iewin
Harry Shuler
Tex Crocket
Frank McCarroll
Yakima Canurie
Tom Henderson
al Parks
Mike Hastings
E. L. B BR. Roberts
Jim Wilkes
Norman Mason
Loyd Saunders
Roy Quick
A. F. S8idel
Walt Bennet
C. FR. Roberts
Fred Stone
Warren Co. Sears
Leo Porter
Colin Ward
Noah Henry
Gun Anderson
Earl J. Anderson
Jerry Dempsey
Harry Vandergrift
Floyd Saunders
Laif Leaman
Thurman Wilson
Tixie Dix
Jesse Coates
George Marty
Floyd Moore
Phil Vader
Eddie Burgess
Hugh Strickland
Ed. McCarty
Sam Garrett
Billy Kingham
Gus Anderson
Joe Gardner
Chester Byers
Walters
Donna Card Glover
George Drumheller
Douglas Fairbanks
William Logan
Ed McCarty
George Willams
Red Cloud
George E. Champion
Colorado
Kenneth Hays
Donald Hayford
Clyde Hocking
J. Hugh Strickland
Jay Kane
J. Miller
Charles Johnson
Rex
Jesse Goates
Roy Mammond
Joe Hand
Pipe
Bald Eagle
Donlated
Ray Barber
Private T Hadriens
HW. Moore
Bleer Bullie
Seaman
Lloyd Dee
Yakima
Egypt disorder toll reported by British official
A British official reported in the house of commons that about a hundred Egyptians were killed and around 1000 wounded during the recent disturbance Ay Soynt. The statement was attributed to General E. J. Allenby and released via a Foreign Office spokesman Geof Marmeworth.
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Associated Preas
London
Ay Soynt
E. J. HM. Allenby
Geof
Marmeworth
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Russell Brod On the Streets Fron Wer Daya
Local column notes street life and observations from the city beat. It highlights everyday scenes, interactions, and small incidents shaping daily urban stories.
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Russell Brod
British Miner Strike Nearing End Arranged Accord Seen Tomorrow
London July 24 The Associated Press reports that a settlement plan for the coal strike is expected to be arranged tomorrow after a meeting of four sub committees of the Mineral Federation with mine officials tonight.
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London
oMdlals Tdnigtt
Race meet names and odd entries listed in brief
A fragmented Nevada news sketch lists several competitors such as Jill Wilkey and Ed McCarty along with times and race notes. It cites half mile and four event mentions with names like Norman Cowan Lew Gilford and Charles Johnson, but details are unclear.
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Jill Wilkey
Ed Bove
Ed McCarty
Lew Gilford
Will Bale
Norman Cowan
Dewey Mabaccoud
Claw Aimthing
Charles Johnson
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