Cowboys Pony Race and World Steeplechase Results
Results list multiple pony races and steer roping events with times and placements. Darrel Cannon first in pony race yesterday, Id Turk second, W. M. Rettig third in Indian Kielay. Steer roping seconds include Richard Burke 2:10, Mintheorny 2:21 1-2, and others. Cowgirls Hazel Walker wins pony race with Lela Smith second.
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Darrel Cannon
Id Turk
W. M. Rettig
Richard Burke
Mintheorny
Jack Fritz
Jason Stanley
Cuba Crutchfield
Eda McCarty
Pony Express
Braden Gerking
Johnny Baldwin
Fred Spain
Frank Joge
Oper
Hazel Walker
Lela Smith
Neil McCool
Jim Massey
John Robbins
Ting
Louw Minor
Sharkey
Noble
Cable
Henry Vogt
John Tobbing
Police detain over four score suspects in bank robbery case
Chicago police hold more than 140 suspects tied to the Garfield Park State Savings Bank heist that took $4500 from Messenger Mc Avoy. Authorities say the roundup yielded no solid leads linking the prisoners to the actual robbers.
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Chicago
McAvoy
Garfield Park State Savings Bank
Steer’s Horn Breaks in Daring Rodeo Fall
Johnny Dobbin’s spectacular bulldogging of the big red Texas longhorn draws thousands as he leaps from his horse to the steer’s horns and pins it, causing the animal to somersault. One horn breaks in the fall.
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Johnny Dobbin
Japan May Make War on China
Tokio demands immediate indemnity from China after 2000 Japanese marines are in Nan King and three Japanese killed in a riot. Five Japanese ships are on the river near the city as Pekin bids time to consider the demand this afternoon.
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Japan
China
TOKIO
Nanking
Pekin Cabinet
Fleet-footed Longhorns Evade Cowboys at Morning Events
Wild horse race thrills morning crowds as Georg Atterbury wins the first round while Braden Gerking is disqualified for crossing the finish. In steer roping, John Judd posts a fast 41 second throw and hog tie, with others like Hh. A. McDonald and Sam Brownell also competing in a rugged event day.
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John Judd
Sam Brownell
John Thomas
Jack Freetz
Georg Atterbury
Hill Hoge
Cuba Crutchfield
Braden Gerking
Hubert Thompson
Andrew Jack
W. E. Mahaffey
C. E Collins E. Grange
J. L. Crispin
Roy Sieber
John Lang
Jim Sheasley
Ciede Franklin
Bill Mahaffey
Richard Burke
Roy Hunter
Frank Roach
Otto Kline
President Til Tay
Lor
Judd
Hh. A. McDonald
Brownell
Thaw extradition request from New Hampshire
Governor Glynn signed a requisition for the return of Harry Thaw to New York. Justice Carr postponed Thaw's case as a fugitive until tomorrow at the request of his lawyers and state authorities. A kidnap scare involving Sheriff Drew was noted. West Virginia coal operators pressed a Senate panel on alleged UMWA conspiracy with multiple states to unionize and curb cheap coal.
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Alfpany
Actio
Glynn
Hampsire Authoritie
Harry Thaw
Washington
West Virginia
Senate
Unit of
Mine Workers of America
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Pendleton Round-Up second day thrills crowds at Round-Up Park
Spectators pack the Salem Cherrianus arrival and afternoon events as Pendleton hosts a lively Round-Up. Cowboys and Indians relay races, roping, bucking contests, and pony express runs draw crowds, with standout performances by Darrell Cannon, Ed Turk, Braden Gerking, and numerous riders. Weather, local figures, and railway links frame a bustling arena day.
Round-up crowds surge as specials draw shoppers and visitors
The second day of the Round-up drew several thousand more people with specials on all lines and arrivals from Portland Beattie Olympian and other cities. Ideal weather promised a tied day tomorrow as downtown streets buzzed with a seething crowd. The Cherrians from Salem arrived with their band in white suits, delivering a notable parade through the streets. State officials also came from Salem, and many tables from Portland joined. First-time visitors expressed enthusiasm to witness the big event this afternoon.
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Salem Cherrianus
Witte Gontest
Salem Cherrian
Seattle
Ed Turk
W. M. Kettle
Portland
Beattle
Olympian
Salem
Mayor Gaynor's Body to Rest in New York
The Baltic carried the body of New York mayor as it reached Queenstown Ireland bearing the late mayor’s casket. The ship lowered its flag to half mast and the stateroom was draped in crepe as the American consul conveyed condolences to the mayor’s son Rufus. The body would be moved to the Lusitania in Liverpool for return to New York tomorrow.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Gaynor
New York
Liverpool
Rufus
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Moose
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Apache Red
Lewis Mosely
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Lou
Jack Frets
Judge Fee
Wallie Padgett
Spike
W. W. Moss
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Loral
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Columbia River
Bourne
John Day
Fair Pavilion
Rebecca Frazier
G. Allen
Easter
Oregon Hospital Modern Institution
Cayuse
Pendleton
Oregon
Larry Thaw
Minthorn
Burke
J.C. Hunt
Jock Frits
Glen Crutchflelt
Ed McCarty
Armstrong
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Sherry
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Zimmle
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Lou Minor
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