Rescues Girl From Death In Minnehaha
Sarah McGough a 15 year old of 107 East Eleventh street nearly drowned at Lake Minnehaha yesterday. Kelley Alton a youth of about the same age plunged into the lake and saved her bringing her to shore. Neighbors reported the incident but could not be reached for comment.
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Phillip McGouger
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Car Strike May Be Renewed in New York
New York Aug 14 Union leaders threaten renewed street car strike if the New York Railway Co does not reinstate over seventy employees discharged for union activity. Carmen say officials violated the agreement by keeping the strikers from returning without prejudice.
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New York
New York Railway Company
Carmen
Colorado Women are for Wilson
Houston Thompson assistant attorney general of the United States, traveling from Denver where he attended the June Jefferson club banquet as President Wilson’s personal representative, reported finding a strong sentiment among Colorado women voters for Wilson’s re election.
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Chivaco
Houston Thompson
United States
Denver
Wilson
Jefferson Club
Colorado
Wyoming National Guard Heads to the Border
Wyoming troops are slated to move to the border this week following Colorado forces. Camp Kendrick reports transport cars will be reused for Wyoming and Fort D. A. Russell named as recruiting depot with Lt. L. R. James as chief recruiter. First battalion needs thirty five and second battalion about thirty more men, but will depart without them.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Camp Kendrick
Rio Grande
Central
Waugh
Lander
Jackson
Newcastle
Dave
Dr John H B Murphy Estate Left Unwilled in Chicago
Funeral services for Dr John H B Murphy, Chicago surgeon, were held today at St James Catholic Church. The estate, valued at more than 1 million dollars, was reported to be without a will.
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Chicago
John HB. Murphy
St. James Catholic Church
Laramie Man Accused Of Daylight Hold Up
The Denver police search for Norval Kine after a daylight bank robbery at the First National Bank of Buglewoon. The robber, with a driver, fled in a Cronta Auto Livery car after taking about $960 in notes and gold from cashier Patton and a rear-guard shot was fired toward pursuing officials.
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Norval Kine
Am Auto
Iver
Tobeto
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Jobe Simons
N. RR. Miller
Englewood
Patton
Selee
Cronta Auto Livery Company
Siateenth
Curtisstrewty
Walter Whitman
Whitman
Page
Slavs defeated at Brody amid heavy losses
Russian forces push in Galicia as Austrians and Germans retreat. Petrograd reports capture of Tustobaby with thousands taken prisoner. Battles near Brody and Sereth produce heavy Russian casualties while western fronts see weather hindering operations and indeterminate gains.
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Herlin
Brody
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Berlin
Thiepval-Pozieres
Isonzo
Gorizia
Persia
British Destroyer Downed by German Plunger
Berlin reports say a British destroyer was sunk after a German torpedo attack. Austrian statements Sunday claim Russian assaults were repulsed in multiple sectors including Arch Duke Charles Francis front Southeast of Vorochta, Stanislau west district, and Zalovxe. Volhynia and Stokhod fronts saw less bitter engagements with heavier Russian losses noted.
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Vorocht
Stanislau
von Hindenburg
Zalovxe
Boehm-Ermplli
Volhynia
Stokhod
Federal Mediators Seek End to Railroad Strike in New York
Three members of the Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation Martin A. Knupp W L Chambers and G W Hanger arrived in New York to assist President Wilson in halting the threatened railroad strike. Hanger stated last night that the president’s intervention has made peace practically certain.
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W. L. Chambers
G. W. Hanger
New York
Wilson
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Wilton
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Federal Mediation
Will Wright Badly Injured in Motorcycle Wreck
William Wright son of W F Wright of 2409 Thames street sustained a broken collarbone and broken rib Sunday afternoon when thrown from his motorcycle near Denver. His machine struck a rock, jolting his heel, then tumbled down an embankment as he hit a post. The injuries are described as not serious.
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W. F. Wright
Thames Street
Denver
Wright
Berry Shot by Mexican Miner in Aguilar Boarding House
Calico Berry, 19, lies near death in a Colorado hospital from a bullet wound to the breast. Jessie Barragas, 24, a Mexican coal miner, fired at her yesterday at Aguilar where she worked as a waitress. The motive given is her refusal to elope with him. Barragas fled and remains at large.
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Cal- He Berry
Hoapital
Jessie Barragas
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Hefueal
Gil
Barragas
Premier Asquith Proposes Eight Month Parliament Extension
In the House of Commons Premier Asquith introduced a bill to extend the life of the present parliament for eight months or until the end of next May. The measure aims to prolong parliamentary sessions amid ongoing political affairs in London.
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Anglid
Asquith
House Commons
Sherman Declares Gompers a Public Nuisance
Senator Lawrence Sherman of Illinois denounces Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, as a public nuisance. He accuses labor leaders of exploiting workers to defend criminals and says Gompers escaped indictment on related charges.
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Senator Sherman
Washington
Lawrence G. Sherman
Ilinois
Samuel Hhempers
American Federation of Labor
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Compers
Weather Outlook for Tuesday and Wednesday
Pair of days forecast with cooler conditions in the western and northern regions. Temperatures drop across the area with a cooler feel expected in the west and north.
Hughes Declares Interest in Housekeeping at Women Voter Meeting
Hughes addressed his first audience of women voters in Spokane on August 14. He framed his talk around good housekeeping and practical means, defended tariff protection, and dismissed postwar anti dumping legislation as ineffective. He claimed Democrats face defeat unless European war outcomes change.
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Charlen Fe
Hughes
Protests Sent Over Posters At Republican Candidates Event
Chicago august 14 Captain BR Lewis head of the American Playday association sent a protest to Chariey HB Hughes regarding the use of the Algerian flag on posters showing Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates' photographs and party names.
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Chicago
BR Lewis
American Playday Association
Chariey HB Hughes
Agierivan
Orweldeuk
Arbitration Hopes Rise Over Railroad Labor Dispute
President Wilson meets with railroad managers and unions to seek a basis for settlement over the eight hour day and overtime pay. Officials express cautious optimism that arbitration may avert a nationwide strike.
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Wilson
Tumulty
Suill
Brotherhood
Judge Chambers
Meditation Board
Japan Should Not Covet the Philippines Says Nitobe
Tokio dispatch reports Nitobe with impressions from a Philippine visit. He notes locals favor European civil ideas, question Japanese rule, and value political liberties under American administration. He argues Filipinos may resist Japanese control despite high ideals.
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United Stats
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Philippines
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Korea
Japan
Jajaus
America
Goder Ameritan
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