Fragmented 86.00 Race Bets Mentioned
The readable fragments reference bets or odds such as 86.00 and 3.50 with mentions of monthly and weekly intervals. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the text.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
4
The readable fragments reference bets or odds such as 86.00 and 3.50 with mentions of monthly and weekly intervals. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the text.
A voice argues the Democratic Party under Wilson fostered legitimate enterprise, created the Federal Reserve System, and led wartime finance with minimal bank failures. It contends Republicans lagged in financial reform and warns Bolshevism fears are curbed by constructive policy.
The speaker argues that the United States should remain free of special interest influence, praising democratic governance for boosting national business. They claim America is the world’s leading financial power and that continued Democratic policies protect business security, contrasting with conservative extremes and Republican achievements.
Women now fill a growing share of railroad jobs under USRA. On October 1 1919 payrolls showed 81 803 workers a 25 percent drop from wartime peak but still evidence of widening access. Miss Pauline Goldmark notes training and experience drive advancement with women proving capable in machine operation office work and in various roles across the system.
Portland’s Progressive Women’s League urged ratification of the peace treaty. Miss Lillian Hackleman spoke on the covenant and America’s leadership in world affairs. The piece notes global representation at Paris and calls for unity to curb war and boost trade.
The article notes Oliver Marcy birthday anniversary and UNC Chapel Hill’s 425th opening anniversary. It reports the Missouri School Superintendents Association meeting at Jefferson City on salary questions with speaker Governor Lowden. Also covered are events in Kalamazoo and Pueblo, a Boise Republican meeting, and the inaugural National Orange Show in San Bernardino celebrating Padre Dumetz’s orange tree planting 110 years ago.
Boxing card features Willie Jackson vs Johnny Sheppard in Milwaukee ten rounds Oakey Keyes meets Bobby Byrne in Paterson New Jersey eight rounds Johnny Buckley faces Jimmy Frazzetti in Brockton Massachusetts forty two rounds plus a Havana winter racing meet and New Orleans Business Men's Racing Association meet.
F H Royce English engineer and automobile maker whose aero engines powered early transatlantic flights. He began as an apprentice in a railway shop and later became a fitter in Leeds, rising with the motor boom. Now he stays busy drafting new engine plans in his office.
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane meets Benny Valger in Newark on February 16 in a pivotal defense. Valger, touted as the top feather, vows to challenge Kilbane, who must avoid loss as Valger is unlikely to reach 122 rounds.
Billy Whiskers is dragged into a circus procession with a monkey on his back and a clown by his side. He endures a ballet monkey routine, then clashes with the taunting creature, while a parrot and others add comic tension as preparations for the street parade unfold.
Summary of scattered 16th to 20th century events including the death of Countess of Shrewsbury, early Franklin parliamentary examination, Bazaine’s birth and Metz surrender, Duc de Berry murder, Cincinnati flood, Wei Hai Wei surrender, Will Hays as GOP chair, and Idaho abandoning direct primaries.
The United States Senate approves the war revenue bill as part of postwar financial policy. Konstantin Fehrenbach, former Reichstag president, is elected president of the German National Assembly in a developing political shift overseas.
Celebrated figures born today include Borchgrevink the Antarctic explorer born in Christiania, Leopold Godowsky pianist born in Russian Poland, Joseph G. Lincoln Cape God writer born Brewster Massachusetts, Victor Rosewater Omaha publisher born there, Hal Chase New York NL first baseman born Los Gatos California, Edward C. Foster Boston AL third baseman born Chicago.
Johnny Sheppard, England lightweight champion, arrives in Milwaukee to face Willie Jackson in a ten round bout at Dream City A. G. Jackson presents the fight. Critics expect the English challenger to prove his class to win over American boxing fans.
A.P. Fair, cashier at the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Hudson, wrestled a masked gunman to the sidewalk delaying the attempted hold up. The gambler escaped on foot after the struggle as the streets drew a crowd. Roads in the region are described as varying in condition.
Fragmentary ad copy urges prompt delivery at expense and promotes a laxative remedy. It includes a bold claim of curing cold and headache with Bromo Quinine tablets and features a signature by W. Grove on each box. The exact product name Leader is emphasized.
Sulphur steam baths offered at 1816 Capitol Ave with services in foot specialists manicuring hair dressing hair goods shampooing hair dyeing and bleaching and toilet articles manufactured hair goods contact phone 817.
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