Frontier Days Preparations Hit Friction and Feasts in Cheyenne
Cheyenne braces for Frontier Days with thousands of visitors and a massive musical bill. The Frontier Days committee faces union band wage disputes and sourcing Denver and Wyoming bands as Sioux Indians from Pine Ridge arrive to set up a village with tepees and feasts including dog meat and other delicacies.
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Tucker
Frontier
War Department
Musicians’ Union
Denver
Wyoming
Frank Little
Presidoy
Cheyenne
Frontier Days Committee
Frontier Park
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Carlisle
Colony of 100 Jewish Families Seek Wyo. Land
Commissioner Roy W. Schenck of Wyoming’s immigration bureau received a letter from I. Cohen of the Jewish Farming Progressive Association stating a colony of about 400 people in 100 Jewish families seeks to colonize in Wyoming. He urged the group to consider the state, noting opportunities for thrifty farmers and asking for land, climate, and productivity details.
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Roy W. Schenck
State Immigration Bureau
I. Cohen
Jewish Farming Progressive Association of
St. Louis
Wyoming
Schenck
Cohen
Selavenck
Jewish Progressive Farming Association
Court Orders Madden on Ballot for State Senate
Rumors say Judge Craig ordered Fremont County officials to place Republican William Madden on the ballot for state senate. Secretary Houx rejected Madden’s petition for insufficient signatures from precincts, especially Hot Springs County, as required by the state supreme court ruling. Madden, former state senator, faces challenged certification and possible threats of action.
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Craig
Carpenter
Second
Judicial District
Fremont County
William Madden
Madden
Houx
State House
Hot Springs
Freemont
Cody Merchant Receives Marshall Letter of Republican Support
Charles A. Dew of Cody holds a letter from Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall, nominating him as a Republican supporter. Marshall thanks Dew for congratulations, calling him a friend and noting the letter as a prized gesture of backing.
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Gov. Marshall
Cody Man
Cody
Wyo
Charles A. Dew
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Dew
Marshalleykall
Columbia City
Cod
Marshall
Tom
Mr. Dew
Mr. Marshall
Charley
Norman Meldrum Dies of Typhoid at Age Ten
Norman Meldrum the ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Meldrum died at 630 PM after a two week bout with typhoid fever Funeral services will be held from the home on Monday at 230 PM The death removes a bright child who was a favorite among playmates The bereaved parents have community sympathy The Meldrums had just returned from Kentucky where Norman contracted the illness before reaching home
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Norman Meldrum
Thomas Meldrum
Norman
Federal suit follows end Darrow case
Los Angeles August 10 with Clarence Darrow trial nearing end attention shifts to Indianapolis trials for 54 labor leaders to face charges of interstate dynamite transport. Ortie McManigal will testify for the government as prosecutors expect lengthy proceedings and possible liberty for him after federal cases conclude.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Thufedagalv
Ortie McManical
McNay Paras
McManigal
McManiags
Seventh Day Adventists Declare Modest Dress Code
Delegates at the Glendive California convention adopt a resolution urging simple frocks and low heels, discarding high heels and large hats to avoid extreme fashion. The guidance emphasizes modest attire in daily Christian dress.
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Los Angeles
Seventh Day Advens
Tists
Glendile
Cal
Governor Carey Returns From Moose Convention
Wyoming Governor Joseph M. Carey, chairman of the Wyoming delegation to the National Progressive convention in Chicago, returns to Cheyenne after a difficult trip. He declined interviews, saying work in Chicago and the journey home was tiring. Carey was chosen as a national committeeman and plans active involvement in the forthcoming campaign.
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Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Chicago
Cheyenne
Carey
Roosevelt
Campaire
Weather Outlook for Wyoming and Nearby Areas
Generally fair conditions expected with little temperature change through Sunday and Monday as reported from The Weather, Washington D C. Auer notes a stable outlook for the region with calm skies and mild warmth.
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Washington, D. C
Auer
Wyoming
Credit disputed as Frontier Association reorganized in Wyoming
Friends of late Mrs. Warren lament the forty reorganized Frontier Association did not credit her role. Pioneer women recall the 1909 formation at the Warren home, when members toasted with a dollar apiece. They stress Warren’s pivotal work and urge recognition in the revived group.
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Warren
Wyoming
The
Frontier Association
F. B. Warren
Joseph M. Carey
W. Gutterman
First Society
First
Pioneer Bank
Murder of Signe Carlton Shocks Denver Community
Police trace brutal assault and murder of 22 year old music teacher Signe A Carlson in Aurora suburb. Witnesses and evidence point to a single assailant. father’s admission and circulating cards implicate a suspect as detectives widen dragnet.
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Denver
Coloc
Janek the Ripper
O'Neil
Aurora
Mise
Signe Carlten
O'Neill
vaMia
Ars
M. Carlton
Hand
Cole
Signe A. Carlven
Bull Moosers Here to Stay Says Schenck
Roy W. Schenck, state administration commissioner, recalls the Chicago Progressive convention as the greatest political gathering of the people. He says Roosevelt was chosen to lead the movement and predicts the progressive party will endure, aiming to dismantle the invisible government behind the visible one.
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Schenck
Roy W. Schenck
State Capitol
Chicago
United States
Schennk
Theodore Woosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Bob’s Dream debut by Cheyenne Feature Film
Cheyenne announces its first drama Bob’s Dream produced by Cheyenne Feature Film Company. The Western tale follows Hob, a hobo, dreaming of being a cowpuncher with daring stunts, romance, and a happy ending. Filming began near Lake Minnesiah, with further scenes to be shot locally as opportunities arise.
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Cheyenny
Cheyenne
Bob
Hob
Wyoming
Falsa
Lake Minnesiaha
CD. Irwin
Rob
New York
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Gov
MOOSE
Statehood Bank
Frontier Association of
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D. A. Talcott
Fred B. Cowden
Leetedale Drive
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Talcott
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