Traveling visitors and arrivals in Cheyenne
A stream of visitors from Kansas City Lincoln County and beyond check in at the Plains hotel and other Cheyenne spots. Notables include B I McMurray from Kimporia Kansas J F Pollack from Kansas City C F Phipps from Colorado Springs and N Gastlich from Chicago Army officers Horton and Harlow arrive from Newcastle Wyo and more travelers from Detroit Chicago and Denver fill local rooms as tourism and business.
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Horne
Fred J. Horton
L. N. Harlow
Wyoming National Guard
Cheyenne
Newcastle
Plains Hotel
Glenrock Cha zette Publishing Co Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Glenrock Chazette Publishing Co with £10,000 capital were filed Tuesday with the secretary of state. Incorporators are A A Spaugh J A Reed J M Barber S M Anderson and John I Higgins of Glenrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrock Chazette Publishing Co
A. A. Spaugh
J. A. Reed
J .M. Barber
5. M. Anderson
John I. Higgins
Glenrock
Baseball scores from the day across leagues
Scores show New York beating Pittsburgh 11 to 7 in the first game. New York 1 Pittsburgh 0 in the second. Philadelphia 0 St Louis in the first game, then Philadelphia 2 St Louis 4 in the second. American League Chicago 2 Wayton Cleveland and W Philadelphia 5. St Louis 1 New York 4. Detroit S Washington 4.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Pitts
Chitaga
Hey Poston
Seeee If
Detroit
Cleveland
Ben Eaes
Washington Aseue
Philadelphia
Ava
St. Louis Beane
Ww Ll. Pvt
Aeons
St.Louis
Incineati
Bastou
Brooklyn
Enena
Pittaburgh
G Company Remains On Guard Duty At Present
War Department orders set aside recall and keep G Company Wyembe national eunichs on guard work for now. Mustered March 25, they have been dispersed to guard tunnels bridges and reservoirs. Camp setup grows near Fort D A Russell with tents for Cheyenne Kenmmerer Lander and Dovelas units amid cavalry rotation rumors.
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G Company
Wyembe National Eunichs
State Guard
War Department
Fort D A. Russell
Cheyenone
Kenmmerer
Brecompany of
Lander
Dovelas
Fort Mendle
Pocket Billiard Champion Arrives for Open Tourney in Cheyenne
Clayton Byers, famed Pacific coast billiards star, lands in Cheyenne for a two week open tournament at Calicum parlors. Local cueist T C Baker fell 150 to 42 to Byers in a recent match. Fans can enter by leaving a name with the Coliseum manager. $5 gold piece awaits any challenger who defeats Byers in a 125 point match. Sam Levinson likely to referee. Byers tours northern Wyoming and Montana and will perform nightly at the Coliseum arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Byers
Pacific Coast
Cheyenne
Caliccum
Byers
T. C. Baker
Sam Levinson
Levinson
Baker
Wyoming
Montana
Col Jisearm
Army offers noncommissioned officer posts to rejected cadets
Washington announced that 17 000 men at officers training camps who will not receive commissions or be selected for further training in the second camp series will be offered appointments as noncommissioned officers in the national army with chances for later promotion to commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Army
Katreg Compliments Troops on Visit to Irga Pront
Copenhagen July 14 reports Katreg complimenting troops during a visit to Irga Pront. The dispatch notes Bertin mise Eimpern William moving twenty five miles southwest of Riwa Musein and proceeding down the river to the front to commend the soldiers.
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Katreg
IRGA
Copenhagen
Fron
Bertin
Mise Eimpern
William
Mitas
Riwa
Musein
Lea
Total Casualties in All Theaters of Mill Operations
July reports show 2508 officers and men killed or wounded and 9520 in total casualties across all theaters of operation. The figures reflect extensive losses among personnel during the month shown.
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London
Hilliard Recalled by Denver Voters
Denver voters in a special election recall show Ben Hilliard ousted and Ren FB Jones replaced. Woos Lail and F M W Bowell elected to the Denver school board, with critics citing Hilliard’s duties in Washington and stance on the European war as campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Duvonplere
Ben ©. Tillard
Ren FB. Jones
Woos Lail
F. M W. Bowell
Seriou
Congress
Hilliard
Washington
Change of Venue Granted for Banker in Insolvent Bank Case
James P. Miller, charged with receiving deposits after the bank was insolvent, was granted a change of venue to W county to provide Wisconsin bonds as surety. Judge Robert Siroy denied a similar motion by E. Ibersen, who faces a comparable offense.
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Boulder
Cole
James P. Miller
Baoureuille
Lafayette
W County
Robert
Siroy Ir Eiberson
Plane Dors in Clevedane Lake Area Tragedy
Cleveland July 31 report says a plane owned by unknown pilot crashed in Lake Erie west of Rocky River. Rescue teams searched the area after the aircraft went down miles from shore and vanished from sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Eple
Rocky River
Thley
Recuers
East Swelters Under Heat Wave Rages Across Northeast
The nation endures a tropical heat wave with Chicago reporting extreme temperatures. Officials warn of continuing hot, humid conditions and crop damage across states from Washington to Illinois. Forecasters expect scattered thunderstorms and brief moderation later in the week as cities monitor the heat’s impact on infrastructure and agriculture.
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Chicago
Wasiington
Philadelphi
Ranesus
Orman
Washington
New York
Heston,hiogo
Milwaukee
War Tax Revision Nears Completion in Washington
The Senate Finance Committee today approved a revised plan to raise revenue mainly through higher excise taxes on intoxicants and by increasing personal and corporate income levies. Officials say total new revenue will range around 100 million to 2.008 billion dollars and move toward final adoption as work concludes.
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Wasbtiington, Inc
WH Ao
Kansas City Butchers Seek Permits to Sell Horse Meat
July 1 report from Kansas City states top butchers sought permits to sell horse meat. They cited laborers unable to pay high prices for beef as the reason for the proposed substitution.
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Kansas City
Utah Says Farewell to John Barleycorn
Salt Lake City reports a night and day of record drunkenness as Utah moves toward prohibition at midnight. Special police officers are patrolling downtown areas to prevent disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
John Barleycorn
Salt Lake City
Leadville Miners Debate Raised Wages Bid
July 31 mine operators association meets to consider raising the minimum wage to four dollars a day. No immediate adjournment expected as talks continue into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Mine Operators Association
Marriage License Bureau Sealed As Draft Men Ejected
United States Marshal Thomas D. McCarthy and fifteen deputies entered the New York marriage license bureau to clear the room of draft age men awaiting licenses. In about fifteen minutes they forced the room empty of all who could not produce the blue registration card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Thomas D. McCarthy
Bank Robbery Alters Medical Lake Cash Grab
In Spokane Washington, masked men robbed the First National Bank of Medical Lake about fifteen miles west of the city. They swept cash totaling $12,000 into sacks and fled by automobile.
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Spokane
Wash
First National Bank of
Medical Lake
Arctic Explorer Seeks Lost Vilhjamar Stefanson in Arctic Rescue
Joseph Kh Dernier, famed Arctic explorer, set out in July on The Guide to salvage Vilhjamar Stefanson reported lost in the Arctic. Reports from the North Shore of the St Lawrence describe the rescue mission underway aboard the expedition ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Joseph Kh. Dernier
Vilhjamur Stefanson
Arctic
St Lawrence
Acting Mayor of Clen Purgos Shot by Assassin
Cuban acting mayor Florencia Ceetra of Monte nos Wasos was shot dead at night as he entered a shop in Havana. The assassin fired five shots, all hitting the target, and fled the scene.
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Clen Purgos
Havana
Cuba
Daly Tt
Florencia Ceetra
Montenos Wasos
Austria Prepares for Peace as Teutons Ready Talks
Fragmentary dispatch from Vienna indicates discussions on peace terms with Germany nearing fruition. Sources note Austrian and German leaders signaling willingness to pursue negotiation while coordinating with allied nations and key capitals.
British and French Attack on German Lines Report
Washington observers note Allied forces press on the German right bank as a sea flank strike could collapse North Sea bases. Some believe success would threaten German defenses from tides to logistics, while naval support behind the attack remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. Moly
Corman
Woot Volnerstle
Fortian
North Sea
London
Stilllan Teaeer
Fragmented OCR: Vertd Aeeivad Heron and Local Notice
Readable fragments describe a local event involving Vertd Aeeivad and Heron with references to a meeting date and possible participation. No clear outcomes or names beyond these two entities are present. Further text is too garbled to extract additional facts.
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Apital Coal Company Oal
Abil! & Holliday
Cgolden
H. Foss
Golden
Hee
Kansis
Mc Murray
Kimporia
Kan
Plains
The
Sherman Co
Omaha
M. A. Eager
Omiaha
Neb
Kemas City
J. FP. Pollack
Iansasily
Ile
Laramie
J. S. Parsons
Sherman Cott
Colorado Springs
C. F. Phipps
Nebaskan
G. E. Hednes
Central City
the Plains Hotel
Ger
Cis
Alate
T. S. Evans
E. F. Robots
W. Buchanan
J. W. Stanfield
F. B. Baxter
Wartishing
S. M. Thompson
Jaramie County
Ralph Tose
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Dean Knight
Agricultural Department of the State University
National Defense Council
Liquid Wheel Tightener CO
Modesto
California
Odrens
Tuestay
An Pers
Aptirear Henke
Fort Russell
Hillard
Kieiteen Fenths
Chihethe
Corener
Washinenton
Takotas
Omppiceh Cleves Marriage
Slack ES
Addo
Stepansson
Hetourning
Prom Alotig
Austria
Copentagen
Vienna
Germany
Mia
Auricn
Jay
Comins
Tare Key
Tulgaria
Teuton Lines
Heron
NEV
Ation OF
Science and
Anheuser- Busch
Pevo
Bevo
Deve
Sir Busch St Vor
Money Mercantile Company
Denver, Colorado
Distributors
Ral
Mer
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