Form Players At Frontier Course Have Lucky Day
Horses ran at Frontier Park with Praetorian winning the initial event by a short neck as the crowd backed the favorite. Nelle Walcutt and Kimberly raced to a close finish with Kimberly prevailing by a half length. Riposta and Yukon tied with other winners, while jockeys Ormes and Moonlighter triumphed in the seventh race. Collins and C Gross escaped injury after a scare in the fifth race.
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Frontier Park
Praetorian
Dobbin
Nelle Walcutt
Kimberly
Pinkstaff
Charley Irwin
Riposta
Mex
de. Samuel
Yukon
Pie
Fherean
Ormes
Moonlighter
Little Gink
Collins
C. Gross
Death Notice for Nephew Edward Davis in Oklahoma City
Mrs John Howard received a telegram announcing the death of her nephew Edward Davis in Oklahoma City. Accompanied by her sisters Mrs Roberts traveling from California, she will attend the funeral in Parsons Kansas.
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John Howard
Edward Davis
Oklahoma City
Roberts
California
Howard
Parsons, Kans
Dodger Car Crash Brings Five Hurt But Uninjured
Mrs. Pickenpaugh drove a Dodger that struck a curb at Pioneer and Twenty sixth streets yesterday. Three riders were thrown out. two, including Miss Hazel Futon, were not. J B Golden suffered a head wrench on impact. Mr. and Mrs. M H Todd were also tossed but unhurt.
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Dodger
P. L. Pickenpaugh
East Nineteenth Street
Pioneer
Twenty-sixth
Pickenpaugh
Aml
Haxel Futton
J. B. Golden
M. H. Todd
July Prosperous Month For City
City reports show a strong July with police licensing fees and court fines. Chief G F Embery and Judge C A Swain submit totals totaling 92 560 dollars 80 cents in licenses and 1 750 dollars from Frontier week carnival concessions. Street stands collected 1 500 dollars for four days.
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G. F. Embery
C. A. Swainson
Chelf Bembery
Juy
Uscense
Carnival Company
Fwannson
Leer Dette Helen Sant Hae
Susie Crowder Sues for Slander in Wyoming Suit
In Casper Wyoming district court Susie Crowder seeks damages of 6000 from John Ellis and his wife Mabel claiming they accused her of improper conduct with certain Mexicans. The case arises from slander claims dated August 4.
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Casper, Wyo
John Ellis
Mabel
Susie Crowder
Ellises
Five Soldiers Granted Citizenship by Judge Riner
Five soldiers were admitted to citizenship by Judge John A. Riner in the U S district court yesterday. The group includes Charles Guitef Kidl berg Swede Robert W Braddiey Finnish Join Chiet Jensen Dane Joe Napoli Malian and George Fags Armenian. Samuel Chowar Russhin was not admitted, his case continued due to his wife and family remaining in Russia.
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John A. Riner
United States
Distret Court
Charles Guitef Kidlberg
Robert W. Braddiey
Chiet Jensen
Joe Napoli
George Fags
Samuel Chowar
Bis
Russia
False Alarm Calls Out Fire Department
A fire department truck was sent to a false alarm near Thames and Eighteenth streets yesterday morning. The department reported the rest of the day was uneventful.
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Thames and Eighteenth Streets
Sugar Shortage Probe Likely By FTC
Washington August 4 The federal trade commission may investigate the sugar shortage blamed on a large crop and distribution issues. The House Interstate Commerce Committee recommended an inquiry into the scarcity across many regions of the country.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Denial of Wanton Destruction of AEF Aircraft Made
Col. Mison M. Patrick former chief of air service abroad testified before a house war investigating committee that no aircraft of the AEF was destroyed wantonly. He stated the claim lacks basis and defended the conduct of Allied air units during the war.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mison M. Patrick
Air Service Abroad
House
Oklahoma Officials Face High Cost Living Probe
Governor Robertson sent telegrams to county attorneys urging a meeting in Oklahoma City next Friday to discuss steps to ward the high cost of living in the state.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robertson
Otahoma City
Oklahoma
Manewal Fined Over Oleo Advertising in Court
John Manewal was fined 825 by Judge W. H. Edwards after pleading guilty in justice court to selling olomargarine as a butter substitute without displaying required signs at Indis restaurant. The ruling cites statute mandating notice of substitutes.
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John Manewal
W. H. Edwards
Justice Court
Council to Assist Boy Scouts Named
At a public meeting of associate members and others interested in the Boy Scouts a council was elected to assist in directing and advising the Scouts. Members include Frank Bruner A S Jessup J H Walton A A Underwood and Wilfred O Leary. The council met at the high school gym and elected officers Bruner president Jessup secretary Walton treasurer.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Council
Frank Bruner
A. 5. Jessup
J. H. Walton
A. A. Underwood
Wilfred O'Leary
Brunor
Jessup
Walton
Big Rewards For Lawler Dynamiters
Los Angeles August 4 rewards offered for arrest and conviction of those who placed a bomb that destroyed the home of Oscar Lawler former assistant United States attorney general. The blast left Mr and Mrs Lawler in critical condition after suffering burns in the ensuing fire. Total reward money amounts to 814,500 announced by authorities and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Oscar Lawler
United States Attormey General
Anight
Mra. Lawler
Quiet Reigns In Chicago Black Belt
Official reports say the riot has quieted in Chicago's Black Belt area where efforts to relieve marooned negroes continue. Guards were assigned for those returning to work amid threats and notices of intimidation mailed to families on the district edge.
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Quiet Reigns
Chicago
Associated Press
Officiala
Reigning or Not Status Says Mystery About Quit
Reports indicate uncertainty over whether the reigning figure has quit, with no clear confirmation of status. The situation remains unresolved as officials weigh the implications and await further word.
Rumanians March Into Hungarian Capital
Berlin reports two regiments of Noumanians advanced into Buda Pest today. The move comes amid mounting tensions as Hungarian authorities confront the advancing force and search for a resolution to the border crisis in the capital.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Buda
Rent Shylocks Gouge Spokane Tenants
Aug 3 Spokane tenants received notices of rent increases from 10 to 28 percent on apartments. Rents for business properties and dwellings were also raised modestly. Landlords denied concerted action but attributed increases to higher upkeep costs.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Chicago Threatens to Take Over Surface and Elevated Lines
Chicago officials threatenImmediate action to revoke street and elevated line franchises and operate the systems municipally after the public utilities commission signaled fare increases. City attorneys argue contracts bind the five cent fare, while the commission is expected to order seven cents on surface lines and eight cents on elevated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Utilines Commission
Berkeley Professors Shot by Applicant
Berkeley California August 4 1925 Professors J H Hildebrand and Edmund O Neill of UC Berkeley were shot and wounded by Rodger Sprague who opposed his chemistry instructor appointment. He also fired at the appointing secretary May Cheyenne before being overpowered. Hildebrand suffered a serious head wound while O Neill had a scalp wound. Sprague was arrested.
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Associated Plans
Berkeley
Can
J. H. Hildebrand
Edmund O'Neill
Chemistry
University of California
Rodger Sprague
Sprague
May Cheyenne
University
Hildebrand
Prof
O'Neill
Red Army Demobilization Decree Sets Limited Force
Report states authorities will demobilize the Red Army immediately while keeping a sufficient number to maintain order, signaling a rapid reduction in forces but ensuring public stability. The move follows ongoing negotiations and an emphasis on preserving state control amid unrest.
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Red Army
Grandmother Fights High Court Over Foster Child
Grandmother challenges adoption of Margaret Glee in Missouri arguing due process was not followed. Hulmes say they adopted after the mother’s death and oppose the grandmother’s bid to regain custody. Mrs Robertson alleges improper adoption and attempted forcible custody. Police report Vagabonds arrest mentioned as context.
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Hulmes
Margaret Glee
Missouri
Ilalines
Greenbaum Pushes City on Restaurant Garbage Rules
Greenbaum, dairy, food and oil commissioner of the state, urged city council to cooperate with the state in enforcing health regulations on disposal of restaurant garbage. He said several city entities are failing to comply with the statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbaum
Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Charges returned against seventeen in riot and murder case
Chicago August 4 seventeen Negroes were indicted on riot and murder charges by a special grand jury probing race riots. The indictments name the defendants in connection with the disturbances and mark a major step in the investigation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Race Rictagers
Omaha to Sell Food at Cost to Aid Public
Aug. 4 Omaha city commission approves $10,000 for food supplies to be sold to the public at cost. Two commissioners urged price-checks, but the mayor demanded action now to help the people, rejecting an investigation.
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Omaha
Aly O Commission
Witnesses Released in Murder Case Backed for Trial
Felicita Rojas Lupe Gordeau and Carlos Salina were released from the county jail after giving full statements about the Jose Rojas murder. All three have agreed to testify at Pedro Garcia s trial.
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Felicita Rojas
Lupe Gordeau
Carlos Salina
Jose Rojas
Pedro Garcia
Garcia
Pacific Fleet Reaches Coast Ahead of Schedule
The Pacific fleet will anchor off Coronado Island near San Diego Wednesday morning at six oclock, ahead of the planned timetable, per a wireless message from Admiral Hugh Rodman.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Coroncado Island
California
Hugh Rodman
Frontier Pictures In Public Ledger
Frontier Pictures are appearing in papers nationwide. A letter to Harry Davis from Edilie Jackson formerly of Denver now in Philadelphia encloses a Philadelphia Public Ledger clipping of Ruth Peach a champion woman fancy and trick rider performing one of her circular acts.
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Cheyenne
Frontier Pictures
Harry Davis
Edilie Jackson
Denver
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ruth Peach
Universal Military Training Proposal Continued
The bill calls for reorganization of the regular army under terms similar to those urged by Secretary Baker during the army appropriation debate. It mentions no national guard changes, but Baker indicated the national defense act would stay in force allowing federalization of the guard for war.
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Sly
Secetary Baker
Army
National Guard
Baker
Three Fines Assessed in Federal Tribunal
John Vrettos alias Billie Hart received 30 days in Laramie county jail from Judge John A. Riner for sending obscene letters by mail. Claude H. Howard also drew a 30 day sentence for related conduct. Albert G. Spindie was fined 100 after June charges of interstate liquor shipping. Court adjourned until September 2.
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John Vrettos
Billie Hart
Laramie County
John A. Riner
United States District Court
Claude H. Howard
Howard
Albert G. Spindie
Bela Kun Interned in Austrian Capital
Vienna reports Bela Kun Dr Eugene Sandler and M Phor arrived by car to the police slalom where they were detained for hours. Bela Kun appeared exhausted after a rushed luncheon and large denomination bills found on him raised questions about his intent to leave permanently. He was taken to the internment.
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Vienna
Bella Kun
Ebugene Sandler
M. Phor
Interament
Women Favor League of Nations, Says Demo Leader
Mrs Baff of Chicago, head of the Democratic women’s bureau, reported to President Wilson that women across 46 western states express strong support for the League due to high living costs and agree no women would oppose joining the league.
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League of Nations
Washington
Qloorgu Eaft
Chicago
Woman's Bureau
The
Democratic National Committee
Wilsop
Capianent for skin technique advertised by Rose Co
An apparent product listing from E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland promotes a material or device titled Capianent for skin technique S609. The fragmentary note suggests a trade item or medical cosmetic offering with limited supporting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iece
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Murder Near Granite Canyon Widens Identity Unclear
A murder near Granite Canyon is reported with a Pueblo link to a man about 60 years old who left for Wyoming in April. Calderon may be tied by clothing in a satchel. relatives in Old Mexico are named but unconfirmed. Police note the bullet path suggests homicide, not suicide, with identification to be confirmed via hat and personal items found near the body.
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Wyoming
Old Mexico
Allade
Cosk
Calderon
Oase
Pueblo
Railway Shop Strike Expands Across Chicago Area
L W Hawver, president of the Chicago council of the Federated Railway Shopmen Union, reports 250000 shop workers on strike with 75 percent expected out by Wednesday night. He notes Chicago and Northwestern shops are shut and mail handling will face trouble. union leaders in Washington are negotiating while workers remain firm.
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L. W. Hawver
Chicago Council of the Federated Railway Shopmen's Union
Chicago & Northwestern
Manver
Grand Lodge
Washington
Sioux Falls Strike Halts Freight Traffic Across Lines
Sioux Falls, S D Aug 4 Union shopmen employed by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad struck today. All roads refused perishable freight as crews walked out.
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Sioux Falls
Associated Press
S. D
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Federated shop trades call strike vote for Canadian railway workers
Montreal August 4 The executive committee of the federated shop trades of Canada will issue a strike vote request for about 25 000 railway shop employees. Votes to be returned by midnight August 24 The demands include a 44 hour week hourly minimums of 86 cents for mechanics 60 cents for helpers and 16 cents for apprentices
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Montreal
Federated Shop Trades of Canada
Canada
Sewer Extension Contracts Awarded by City
The city commissioners awarded the contract to La Fontaine & Alsup, the low bidder, for 2,400 ft of sewer with an approximate cost of 3,665.25. The project ties into the Homebuilders' association addition and connects to the International Harvester site, Tellman Heights, and other blocks.
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la ¥Ountaine & Alsup
Tellman Heights
Scottish Rite Officers Installed At Cheyenne Council
At a stated monthly meeting of Cheyenne council of Radosh No. 1 last night, officers for the coming year were installed. Names include John J. Showaller as commander, John A. Kirkpatrick as 1st Lt. commander, David J. Howell as 2nd Lt. commander, William A. Wyman as chancellor, George Mafler as treasurer, Samuel Corson as secretary, W. Stone as treasurer, and several others listed for roles such as master of ceremonies, captain of guards, and draper.
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Cheyenne Council of Radosh
John J. Showaller
John A. Kirkpatrick
David J. Howell
Commer
William A. Wyman
George ©. Mafler
Crater
George J
Ee Samuel Corson
W. Stone
Anion G. Meatser
Were Montes
Howard B
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Irene
King Boris
Berkley
ST. Mark Square
Mark Square
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M. Modsuare
Venloe
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St. Tee
Public Ledger
Bela Kun
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