Firefighters cross border to aid Canada in vast timber blaze
Across the border United States crews joined Canadian fire fighters to battle a vast timber fire that originated in the American side. The blaze destroyed a large tract of valuable timber valued around $200,000 and spread over several thousand acres, crossing into Canada before being brought under some control. This joint effort involved U.S. Forest Service personnel and affected areas near Park River, Jordan Creek, and the Lent Fork, as fire lines stretched across the landscape.
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Ifn
Jordan Creek
Teron
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Wand
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United States Forest Service
Fires reported on Payette National Forest in Idaho
District Forester reports two serious fires on the Payette as winds hinder lookout points. A large Idaho forest fire burns for days, with crews of fifty on the Idaho fire and twelve on the nearby Weiser fire. Returning soldiers receive preference for hiring in firefighting effort.
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Payette National Forest
Idaho
Idaho National Forest
Inwia
Kneipp
Set
Montana
Bnelop
Welser
Idaho National
Idaho Forest
Weiser
Experts to Assist Merchants in Making Tax Returns
A merchants club is being formed in Ogden to streamline federal tax returns. Carlis Benedict of the Robert B H Thompson Co of Los Angeles will organize expert help to handle records and prepare returns for individuals or corporations. The club has a permit from local merchants to solicit members.
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Ot Ogden
Dudley Chase Case Verdicts Draw Mixed Jury Returns
A jury in Judge A W Agee's court rendered a verdict in the Dudley Chase case with no clear cause of action stated. In a separate action, E G Micharlton versus Mankey Chats The Jury returned a verdict for the defendant for $123.28. The People's Wholesale Grocery transaction suit sought $5,998.42 on one action and $62.72 on another, alleging Clinger acted as selling agent for Michaelson in grocery sales. The jurors included Ai G Fell foreman and John W Tyssel among others.
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A.W. Agee
E.G. Micharlton
Mankey
Privntie
Researc
Creden
Chas
People'a Wholesale
Rovery Company
Clinger
Itichayl
People's Company
Chasa
Ogien Wholesale Grocers Company
Elain Sagis
Ai G. Fell
John W. Tyssell
James M. Canary
Charles
Price
Treverteik
Not Allowed to Sell Stock to Utah People
The state securities commission denied the Catyan Comedy Company's request to issue 10 009 dollars in stock in Utah. Gordon Seow, secretary of the commission, reported the denial. J. 4 Hota, principal proprietor of PpARY, submitted manuscripts for comedy as portion of the stock plan.
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Utah
Ihr Catyan Com Ady Company
Daton
Ucemridinis
Gordon Seow
Ita
J. 4
Hota
Enn
Acac
Gamcies
Kampany
Ford Is An Anarchist Editorial Origins at Issue
Mount Clemens July coverage centers on Henry Ford’s libel suit against the Chicago Tribune. Attorney Hillett Blevenson questions Ford about the June 23 1926 editorial headlined Ford Is An Anarchist as jurors hear mixed testimony and readings from Weaver and Reed depositions.
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Mid
Henry Ford
Tibel
Chicago Daily Tribune
Hillett Blevenson
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Tribune
Ford
Alfred Lacking
Alfred G. Murphy
Lacking
Stevenson
Mr. Ford
Erasmus Weaver
Weaver
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Swithe Tribune
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Air. Stevenson
Honey Fora
Dibel
Chicago ‘Tribune
Tucker
Alfred Tauckus
Wemouth Kirkland
Tribune Law
Yyer
Pillait Tovensi
General Weaver
Coast Defense Testimony At 1910 Senate Hearing
Tribune coverage summarizing a 1910 defense before the Military Affairs Committee aimed at refuting Ford’s anti preparedness stance. General Weaver’s testimony was analyzed to argue coast defense guns, modeled on 1890 equipment, could not withstand modern cannon fire, challenging the adequacy claim.
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Military Affairs Committee of Congress
Ford
General Weaver
Tribune
Weaver
Market Slide Reverses Early Losses on Mixed Opening
New York July 18. Selling of recent speculative favorites resumed at the opening after yesterday's late decline. Cruci ble Steel, Seiblehem Steels, United C igars and American International led declines while Royal Dutch and Mexican Petroleum aided the downdraft. Early rates stood 6 to 7 percent cash, with a midday rally bringing some relief as majors recovered and shippings showed gains.
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Tnday
Crucible and Seiblehem Steels
United Cigars
American International
Central Leather
Baldwin Locomotive
United States Rubber
Royal Dutch
Mexican Petroleum
Stulz
Inga
Kansas
Texas
Grain market falls amid weather and export dip
Chicago grain prices slid as favorable weather reduced export demand and domestic labor troubles drew attention. Opening quotations fell, with September and December contracts down sharply and the market continuing to decline through the day. Provisions weakened with grain and lard futures pressured by stockyard conditions.
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Chicago
Chicago Quotations Open High Low Close July 19
Chicago quotations show mixed corn prices at market open with No. 2 yellow corn trading around 1.90 in early results. The brief wire notes open, high, low, and close fields but provide limited with no final settlement data.
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Chicago
Cticago
Chicago Produce and Livestock Prices and Bids Collected
Chicago markets report butter creamery and various meat prices with cattle hogs and sheep receipts and quotes from Chicago St. Louis and Omaha exchanges. Highlights include live cattle bids, hog ranges around twenty dollars, and lamb values, with market dullness noted in several sections.
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ST. Joseph
Jos Mo
Owen
New York Market Notes July 18 Silver and Bond Quotes
Bar silver at 1.05 per ounce in Mesloan dollars with 81 ify. Liberty Bond finals show 93.04 first, 95.06 second, 4te third at 4.50, fourth 76, Victory 8s at 100.02.
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New York
Italy
Liberty Handy
Victory jSh
Victory
Ed Berty
Seco
Wiolutz
Banquet Honoring U S Engines Chief At Weber Club
A banquet will be held Monday evening at the Weber Club rooms to honor W. B. Armstrong chief engineer of the Union Short Line railroad. The Ogien Publicity Bureau organizes the event to acquaint prominent businessmen of the city and county with the railroad chief.
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Ogien Publicity Bureau
Athe Weber Club Rooms
W. B .Armatrong
Orion Short Line
Armstrong
Promi Ct
Packers Accused of Sending Out Much Propaganda
Washington July 18 Senators spoke on wartime propaganda and government control of meat packing amid bills. Senator Thomas Democrat Colorado said he and other lawmakers received protest letters showing evidence of a common origin. A separate report notes a fire call to Bord Lumber yard at 506 Twenty third street where a gas leak caused minor damage and was quickly extinguished by the central fire department.
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Senate
Thomas
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Central Fire Department
Bord Lumber Company
Twenty-third Street
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