Sheridan Won Reputation as War Hero and State Auditor Candidate
Charles L. Sheridan, a Montana native and Republican candidate for state auditor, rose from private in 208 to battalion commander in 1918. He led Company A of the 128th Infantry, 32nd Division, earned multiple wounds, received the D C and Croix de Guerre, and was recommended for the Congressional Medal of Honor before headquarters withheld approval.
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Charles L. Sheridan
Montana
Sheridan
Douglas MacCallum
France
Germany
Alsace
MacCallum
D. C
Belgia
Winans
General Headquarters
Congress
Bozeman
Rifle Grenade Sets Record In Grand Circuit Racing
North Randall Ohio Aug 11 After two days of postponements the second week of Grand Circuit racing opened with seven events. Rifle Grenade, champion juvenile pacer, set a new record for year-old pacers here and won the American Sportsman purse of 1000. The day also featured the 2 10 pace and 2 12 pace divisions with Lillian and Miss Pers both winning heats. Spokane taxes line notes Spokane county levy likely to hold at 12 1/2 mills per county official McCabe reviewing year’s revenue estimates.
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North Randall
Clevelan Ohio
Jane Forbes
Javen Direct
Grenade
Frisco June
Patina Tramsate
Lady Wiligo
Clone
Eno
Miss Pers
Princess Mary
Eva Abbe
Frank Little
Symbol
Forrest
Lillian
Spokane
Pokane
Wash
Spokane County
TR. B. McCabe
Willys-Overland Plant To Run Five Days A Week
Yoledo Ohio August 12 Willys Overland plant will operate five days a week as long as current handicaps in the auto industry persist Vice President A Earl announced today Transportation difficulties are proving a severe handicap officials said
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Yoledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland
A. Earl
Fire Deliberately Strikes Centralia Area Off as Fire Losses Rise
In Centralia a blaze this morning caused extensive damage to several businesses and homes near the railway, with preliminary loss estimates around 100000 pounds. Local authorities say the fire started in a warehouse district and quickly spread, injuring none and prompting evacuations of nearby residences. Fire crews from neighboring towns battled the flames for hours before gaining control. The incident remains under investigation.
Dicky Learns A Lesson From Tiny Toad Visitors
Neva Harrison presents a fable where Dicky must babysit his sister while his mother shops. Two bright red toad visitors appear, teaching him a lesson about responsibility by comparing his task to a toad’s life of tending its brood. Dicky ends up comforting his sister and returns to play after dinner.
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Traca
Neva Harrison
Dicky
Ana Russea
Ana
Dickey
Mamma
Daddy Hoppy
Avia
Warden
Mamma Toad
Daddy Toad
Federal officers raid liquor shop and arrest owners
Federal agents raided the business of Arnold Martini and Louie Kohl at 125 South Montana street after evidence of whiskey sales. Proprietors faced liquor law violations, were arrested, and placed under bonds of 500 dollars each. One man was arraigned before United Commissioner Pat Walsh. A separate arrest on South Wyoming street cited similar violations.
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Arnold Martini
Louie Kohl
Montana Street
United
Vantten
Wyoming Street
Pat Walsh
Typographical Union Votes Against Open Shop Revocation
In Albany on August 12 the International Typographical Union delegates took up several items. They voted 171 to 79 against revoking a member’s card for seeking open shop employment. The convention noted strong finances with assets near 1.97 million and earnings around 32.13 million for the year ending May 31.
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Albany
N.Y
Quebec
Colorado
Springs
N. Y
International ‘Typographical Union
Portland hotel owner jailed for fire hazard failure
Nick Raptakis, proprietor of the Glenwood hotel in Portland, Ore, was sentenced to 180 days in the county jail after being found guilty in municipal court of maintaining a fire hazard. A fire yesterday morning in his hotel endangered lives and property.
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Raptakis
Portland
Ore
Nick Raptakis
Glenwood
Misrepresentation TV figure denies Mexico bias
Dr Paul Altendorf writer arrested Monday for allegedly writing false Mexico conditions articles. In an interview he says he never maligned Mexico and that papers altered his pieces. He denies testifying before a Senate subcommittee on Mexican affairs and claims naturalization in the United States after relations broke with Germany. Wheat receipts and market notes follow, with mixed prices and carload totals.
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Ation TV
Paul
Bernardo Altendori
Mexico
United States Senate
Altendorf
Naturale Lued
United States
Ger
Denver strike leaders' sentence postponed in district court
In Yakima Washington district court Judge Greeley delayed sentencing of strike leaders including W Whitford until Monday afternoon after finding them guilty of contempt for defying an injunction and the strike. The case followed declarations of unity within the dead men's union, as proceedings also touched on Washington State Press association openings with W W Robertson of the Yakima Republican and A I Gardner representing the state.
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Declard
Yakima
Wash
Akima
Washington State Press Association
W. W. Robertson
Yakima Republican
A. I Gardner
Ren Sponse
Sation
Re Lins
Alleged Labor Council Officials Linked to Absconding
Fragmentary report notes alleged Erie Tacoma officials facing a plaint over absconding. Krutsky, once president of the central labor council, reportedly travels to New York City en route to Poland. The piece mentions 12 loans totaling 907830 to the Chicago Great Western and 335000 to Ann Arbor railroads approved to aid equipment purchases by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Erie
Tacoma
Mie
Carity
County
Temple
New York City
Ing
Poland
Krutsky
Central Labor Council
Aus
Chicago Great Western’ Railroad
Ann Arbor
Toads
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Minn
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Omaha
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Nebraska
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
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Chapel Hill
Larte
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Sidney Sonn
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