Two Towns Saved By Breeze Shift
MISSOULA Montana July 23 A strong southwest wind shift aided firefighters across western Montana northern Idaho and eastern Washington. District Forester Rutledge says 612 fires since June 10 with 200 in the last ten days. Fires threatened St Regis and Stark but wind changes kept them from encroaching, while thousands of acres burned and millions of feet of timber destroyed.
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St. Regis
Stark
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Gold Creek
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Forest Fire Advances Toward Payette National Forest
Flames of the Johnson creek fire threaten the Payette national forest as a fire front nears the boundary. Officials C B Morse and Robert A Holley oversee the campaign from Boise with crews battling the blaze across six to seven sections and risking timber loss on Fitzum creek. A firefighting crew was driven from camp as efforts focus on holding the fire on ridges.
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Robert A. Holley
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Bouthdrh Tdano
National Forest
Fitzum Creek
Falls Park Artist Plans Site Visit
An artist intends to visit Falls Park to plan for a fall installation. The visit aims to assess the site, gather inspiration, and coordinate with park officials on project logistics and timeline.
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Falls Park
Plans for Shoshone Falls Park Memorial by Florence Yoch
The executive board of the Memorial association will escort Florence Yoch from Los Angeles to Shoshone Falls to discuss improvements. They will inspect the site for best views, memorial placement, camping grounds, swimming pool and playgrounds, with plans to develop the park in four yearly phases funded by state appropriations and local subscriptions.
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Florence Yoch
Los Angeles
Memorial Association
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Cloucheck
M. J. Sweeley
Portland
Mueller Urges Hun to placate Belgians and seek peace
Weimar July 23 Dr Hermann Mueller foreign minister urged full execution of the peace treaty while pursuing revision. He called for sacrifices to win France’s trust, favored non intervention in Russia and friendly ties with Poland and Czecho Slovakia, and pushed for a German league of nations to bury the old alliance policy.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Bulgaria
Turkey
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League of Nations
Riot Chaos Returns as National Capital Quiet Fails
Washington patrols consist of more than 2000 troops including cavalry infantry and marines amid renewed race riots. Officials hoped last night’s relative calm would hold after a fatal clash in which a white man was killed and another wounded by a black assailant. Rain again absent, fueling street activity.
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Harris Admits Murder Of Neighbor In Utah Shootout
George Harris a Trout creek rancher in Tuab county Utah surrendered at Gold Hill sheriff's office admitting he shot and killed Jesse Cone a neighbor rancher and wounded deputy James Sabey The killing reportedly occurred Tuesday following a cattle dispute at the Harris ranch No further details available and a posse had not yet formed as surrender came in.
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English Prince to Visit America
The Prince of Wales will visit the United States next month as a guest of the American government. He will first visit Canada, then Washington for a few days, at the invitation of President Wilson. The invitation was accepted with pleasure as a sign of close Anglo American ties after the war.
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Pacific Fleet Enters Caribbean Sea Aboard U S New Mexico
The Pacific Fleet reaches the Caribbean Sea after passing Nassau at 6 this morning aboard the flagship U S New Mexico. Admiral Rodman expects smooth passage through the Panama Canal as Captain Willard drills the crew daily.
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New Mexico
Mexico United States Invasion Talk Dominates Mexico City News
El Universal issues seven column extra headlining United States preparations for armed intervention. Reports summarize incidents in Mexico involving Americans, the Tampico Cheyenne affair, frontier mobilizations, anti Mexican cartoons, and statements by Polk and Gen Leonard Wood. US occupation army officers reportedly study invasion campaigns in Germany.
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Taft proposes interpretive reservations to win ratification
Former President Taft outlines six interpretive reservations to the League covenant in letters to Hays, arguing broad Republican support and Democratic backing could secure ratification. Administration leaders remain hopeful but cautious, while Taft singles out Wilson’s partisan war conduct and urges a middle course amid Senate debate.
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