Horse racing notes headlined by Reno meeting plans
The report details a crowded racing card with Beads I Win and other winners. Lucky Boy dominant in the lanes. Tempy Dunes and Sam Nank among notable finishes. It notes elaborate prep to ship horses to Reno via palace car train, and W. W. Pinn’s $500 opening wager amid plans for a month of racing attracting entries from Sacramento Spokane andMont.
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Fim
Reyal Johnois
Thermostas
Jake Lehas
Leneth
Pthat
Samuil
Roadmaster
Jockes Martinas
Hinglesder
Per-Ot
Tombian
Sam Nank
Ongineer
Tée McBride
Sem
Old Homestead
Frosty Morning
Mot
Helf Peat Sit
Orbicular
Mase
W. W. Finn
Saeramento
Col. Spokane
Wash
Mont
State's Attorney Out of Chicago Race Indictments
Chicago August 14 A special grand jury indicted 12 white men in a race case two weeks ago. Attorney General Brundage had virtually withdrawn from the jury inquiry and had expressed displeasure over police actions against blacks. After many negroes were indicted a grand jury complained that cases against white offenders were not pursued.
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Chicago
Lwley
Brundage
Ilinois
Senate panel considers open hearing with Wilson on treaty
The committee voted to inform the president of its openness to meet him at the White House or Capitol to discuss the peace treaty. Hearings would continue with additional witnesses, and secrecy would not be imposed, as officials indicated an open discussion and public briefing.
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League of Nations
White House
Capitol
Ledger
Johnson
Te Om
California
Senator Lodge
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Tumully
Soniator Lodge
Lodge
Senate
Cemmities
Tumulty
Virginia Shopmen Return to Work
Huntington workers who walked out two weeks ago voted to return to work at 6 o clock tonight after Director General Hines did not answer their demands for higher pay.
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Huntington
W. Va
Hines
Pittsburg Railway Workers Approve Strike Plan
Pittsburg Motormen and conductors of the Pittsburg Railway Company voted nearly unanimously to strike at midnight after ongoing labor disputes.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railway Company
U S Officials Weigh Policy Shift as Mexican Tensions Rise
Wet reports ten regiments of infantry seven of cavalry and three of artillery. Major General Joseph T. Dickman assumes command of the southern department facing border operations. Naval forces in Mexican waters include the Cheyenne Topeka and Cleveland with others patrolling Central America and the Pacific. American oil interests in Mexico draft a memorandum after a note from Ambassador Bonillas and amid possible policy change discussions in Congress. The government cites long service of murders and outrages against Americans culminating in the Sam Luis Potosi murder to justify actions.
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Joseph T. Dickman
4Th Army Corps
Southern Department
Cheyenne
East
Cleveland
Canal
Lone
Chicago
Denver
Pacific
Central America
Queen
Lee
Williams
Atlantic
Admiral Rodman
North Carolina
Panama Canal
State Department
Mexico
Department
Bonlilas
Washington
Congress
Wai
Mexico City
Peter Catron
Sam Luis Potosi
Silent Mexican City Reports on U S Note Crisis
Aug 44 Mexico City reports no official U S note from July 22 warning Carranza government of policy shifts. Newspapers printed both notes in extras, but no public reaction or editorial content. Officials cited illness and bed confinement. president reportedly overworked during his wife’s illness.
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Mexico City
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Foreign Office
New Wyoming Judge Appointed Amid Statewide Postings
Governor Carey announced several appointments including a new judge for the Sixth district a Cheyenne attorney noted for extensive central Wyoming practice. The vacancy affects the commission that compiles Wyoming statutes and the slate also includes appointments to uniform state laws veterinary examiners and a water commissioner in district 1 division 3.
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Wyoming
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Clarence Swainson
Cheyenne
Carey
Commission On
W. €. Kimhead
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
George HW. Good
Wheatland
B. F. Davia
W. A. Robertson
Cheremne
Rhinehart Krits
Government drives to curb food costs lower grain and provisions prices
In the first Chicare drive to reduce living costs the government measures push down trade values. Grain and provisions show rapid declines with corn slipping from 7 1 8 to 6 3 4 a boat, and provisions down to 3.25 a 0.
Attitude of American Citizen Justified After Trial
In a courtroom scene the attitude of an American citizen was judged justified after a trial. The defense, led by Kirkland of counsel for Tribune, claimed victory for the season, while Attorney Alfred Lucking argued that only substantial damages would amount to a defeat for his client.
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Kirkland
Tribune
Alfred Lucking
Pord
Miners Strike Across District Over Eight Hour Day
Wallace Idaho August 14. Disre writing Instructions from the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers 100 men at the Interstate and Callahan mine went on strike for a six hour shift and one dollar an hour. They anticipated a strike set for 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. More than 4,000 Hercules Heela Morning Go Hunter Tamarack and Custer miners will walk out Friday morning to enforce portal to portal eight hour day.
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Wallace
Idano
Internaonal Union of
Interstate and Callahan
Hercules
Heela
Hunter, Tamarack
Custer
Portal
Kendrick Bill to Aid Soldiers Passes Senate
Washington Aug. 14 The Kendrick bill to aid soldier homesteaders who take up vocational rehabilitation work has passed the Senate and goes to the House. It would provide leaves of absence from homesteads for wounded or ill soldiers undergoing vocational training under the federal board.
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Washington
DE. C
Kendrick
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