McGraws Giants win in fourteenth after late errors
At Polo Grounds on August 14 Hal Chase redeemed two first inning errors by delivering a decisive single in the bottom of the fourteenth, scoring Burns for a 2 to 1 Giants victory. Ring and Toney staged a pitching duel while Ross Youngs shone in the field and at bat with two hits and seven put-outs. Roush led the Reds with four hits in six trips, as the marathon game featured multiple errors and tense moments before the Giants triumphed.
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U S Threatens Mexico With Change Of Policy
The United States warned Mexico of a radical shift in policy should American lives continue to be harmed. The note, sent by Charge d Affaires George T. Summerlin, urged Mexico to capture and punish those responsible for the July 7 murder of American Peter Catron near San Luis Potosi and to take protection measures. It asserted Washington could alter policy if Mexico fails to protect foreigners and American citizens.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Carranza Governomural
Peter Catron
State Department
Carranza
George T. Summerlein
Mexico City
Valles
San Luis Potoal
Geograph
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Mexca
Teter Carron
San Luis Potosi
Joly Wena
Salvador Diero Fernandez
Ehy
Tampico Reston
Rebdela
Judge Cannot Dismiss Commissioners Court
Special Telegram to News from USKING Tex Aug 14 The county officials notified the Attorney General that they never moved for a recount and adjourned the Commissioners Court without a majority consent The Attorney General ruled that the King of England has the right to prorogue Parliament but that a Texas county judge has not been granted similar authority over the Commissioners Court of which he is a member
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Tex
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Commissioners Court
Return Roads to Owners Is a Request Made
America's railroad security holders urged Congress to return roads to private ownership with a fixed minimum return and a surplus sharing plan. Luther M. Walter of the National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities argued for labor and public shares, favoring six regional Interstate Commerce Commissions under Congressional direction.
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Tnue Press
Ashington
D.C
America
Congress
Luther M. Walter
National Association of Owners of Raillroad Securities
Mouse Interstate Commerce Committee
Walter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Giants Take Six Run Lead In Second Game
In New York 20,000 attended the double header as the Reds faced the Giants. Bressler and Narlden behind the plate for Moran, Benton and Snyder for McGraw. Early errors limited scoring. Giants tally four runs in the second inning while Reds fail to score.
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Old Grounds
New York
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Narlden
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McGraw
Eube Benton
Frank Snyder
New Plan for City 10 Sell Food Offered
M R Hilgard plans to have City Hall officials discuss a new government plan to distribute surplus food to consumers. The plan allows municipalities to receive a quantity of food and return unsold items to the army, with sales through competitive bidding still possible and postage costs avoided. Col Hilgard aims to simplify distribution and let households buy at low rates without parcel-post delays.
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Ray Lambert
San Antonio
Bell
Col. Hilgard
Weather Outlook for San Antonio Area
A weather brief covering San Antonio and vicinity forecasts for today and Friday. Maximum temperatures expected in the upper 80s to low 90s with light to moderate southeasterly winds. Humidity remains noticeable with chances of isolated clouds and brief warm spells.
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San Antonio
Senate debates mild reservations to peace treaty compromise
Democratic overtures push for 20 Republicans to back a mild reservation plan. McNary Kellogg lead the effort, while Hitchcock opposes changes. Lodge may accept changes. Cortiss to survey Republican support. Senate committee hearings on amendments proceed as final ratification votes loom.
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United Press
Ashington
D. C
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Kellogg
Lee
League
Wns Allier
Lester Wiehcock
Cortis
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Voreley Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Linge
Rtepublicans
Shantung
Flying Bicycle Gains Aerial Fashion With 12 Yard Lift
London reports Gabriel Poulain, a noted French cyclist, has perfected an aerocycle able to rise and propel 12 yards at 25 miles an hour. He will demonstrate before the French Aero Club soon as enthusiasts in France and Britain foresee aero cycles becoming common like ordinary bicycles.
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London
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Poulain
French
Aero Club
Muscu
Ford Libel Case Submitted to Jury
In Mount Clemens Michigan on August 14 the jury in the Ford libel case heard the judge’s charge and then retired to deliberations. Judge Tucker defined anarchist as used by the Chicago Tribune and told jurors they need not adopt common sense meaning, noting Ford’s position at Ford Motor Co. made his views on employees who joined the army a matter of public interest. The verdict would determine damages to Ford if the article was libelous.
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Ford Motor Company
Moaceman
de- Sandu
Packers Ordered to Testify on Food Prices
Cleveland August 14 local prosecutors said the highest authorities of Swift & Co Martin & Co Armour & Co and Winona Co three Chicago meat packers and one more would be summoned to testify before the grand jury investigating food prices unless local managers provide the needed information County Prosecutor Doerfler stated that local managers were summoned to testify and that he had information large quantities of meat were held in storage by the four packers
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Chicago
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Butter seizure at Chicago storage warehoused 1282 tubs valued at 55000
Federal authorities seized 1282 tubs of butter worth 55000 at Central Cold Storage Company warehouses in Chicago. Some tubs were billed to Pittsburgh. one car escaped. Government seals remained on the stock and no disposal action was taken yet. The raid is unofficially seen as the first in a planned series potentially extending to sugar hoards.
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Central Cold Storage Company
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Funeral Service and Burial at Sleepy Hollow
A chaotic obituary item notes Carnegie Funeral Service in progress with pall1bearers and a service led by Dr William Morrill at Shadowbrook. Charles Schwab laments Carnegie's loss and mentions a Newark burial after Sleepy Hollow. A separate wire item reports RT Henry announcing county tax collectors to join a suit seeking to bar women from voting in primaries.
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Magsyehupetty
Sleepy Hollow
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Ny Y
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Shadowbrook
William Piurnon
Morrill
Prick Presbyterian
New York
Charles M. Schwab
BethjIshear Steel Corporation
Shadowebrook
Newark
Rati Areesly
Sugar price at USC held and convictions in inquiry
Eleven cents a pound was deemed a fair retail sugar price by the Department of Justice. Dealers overcharging will be investigated. ten cents wholesale was ruled fair. Two convictions were secured in the inquiry, one in Pittsburgh and one in Binghampton, N Y, with further actions against violators.
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Ralph Fronch
United
Htall
Ashington
D. C
Beth
Ftstigar
Department of Justicé
C. A. Ames
Ames
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Gorgers
Gene jPuimen Ames
Beeeiteere
Pittsburgh
Yeater
Trail Drivers of Early Days Gather Here Jubilee Reunion
Hundreds of Old Time Trail Drivers are expected to attend the fifth annual reunion in San Antonio September 10 and 11 under the banner Jubilee. George W. Saunders, president, says headquarters will be at the Gunter Hotel and plans include recreating frontier life with old-time wagons and songs, plus war-time contributions like Liberty Bonds. Membership has grown to about 700 with prospects of reaching 1,000 as letters pour in from Texas and neighboring states. Officers George W. Saunders J B Murrah and R B Pumphrey coordinate arrangements for entertainment and administration.
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San Antonio
George W. Saunders
Association
Gunter Hotel
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Lexan
New Mexico
Arizona
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Lee
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