OPENING OF OL D CHEYENNE WILD WEST SHOW ATTRACTS 10000
Fron tier park hosted the sixteenth annual wild west show drawing about 10 000 guests. Fans witnessed daring steers and horse events with a cheerfilled crowd. Two accidents marred the day Scout Mash and Corporal Weeden were injured but continued.
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Frontier Park
Scout Mash
Cleveland
Okla
Charley Irwin
Tiny Sweetwater clerk wins county office in Wyoming
James R. LeMarr, 29, the smallest and youngest county official in Wyoming, serves as Sweetwater County clerk after January election. He credits a big smile and a sharp mind, plans to back John Kendrick for senator and Woodrow Wilson for president, and notes furniture needs hindered by budget cuts. He studied at Westminster College and worked six years as an accountant for Union Pacific.
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Wyoming
Pz” Emery
James R. LeMarr
Weetwater County
Sweetwater County
Mr. LeMarr
John
Kendrick
Woodrow Wilson
Mrr. LeMarr
Thomas LeMarr
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Westminister College
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad
James
Wyoming Frontier Show Opens in Cheyenne
Frances Wayne reports East meets West as Cheyenne hosts the annual frontier pageant at ProRder Park. For four days crowds will see reenactments from Indian reservations to ranch life with Sioux dances and Western contests drawing tourists and locals alike.
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Frances Wayne
Denver Post
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Arry Ponte
Prouder Park
Dying man stabbed after festival tickler incident
Bert Rogers of South Platte Nebraska lies at St Johns hospital in serious condition after a quarrel near the Western Union telegraph office on Seventeenth Street turned violent. Witnesses say Rogers exposed himself to a young woman, provoking a skirmish with her male companion who stabbed him. Police expect an arrest and the Frontier celebration proceeds with heavy security as three drunks are jailed.
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Bert Rogers
South Platte, Neb
St. John’s Hospital
Western Union Telegraph Office
Seventeenth Street
Utomobile Pitral
Tadk
Almets
Shoels
Denver
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Frontier Program Day Two Events and Purses
The second day lists multiple events led by Captain Hardy and others, including Fancy Shooting, Cowpony Race, Indian Race for Sioux, Polo Pony Race, Military Maneuvers, Ladies Cow Pony Race, Indian War Dances, Potato Race, Trick and Fancy Roping, buffaloes harness, Bulldogging, Squaw Race, Denver Post Ladies Relay, Branding Contest, Cow Pony Race for small ponies, World’s Championship Bocking, and an 18-event schedule with purses from $10 to $400 plus cups, open to riders and teams under varied conditions. The Denver Post Ladies Relay is a highlight with a $400 purse and three heats on August 15–17, with a champion decided by two wins.
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Captain Hardy
Rush Razee
United States Army
United States
Fort D. A. Russell
Denver Post
Regardiess
AuRel
Sioux To
Attempt to Rob Pay Train Near Rock Springs Prevented
Special to The Leader reports Roth Springs authorities overheard plans to holdup a Union Pacific pay train carrying nearly 100000 in payroll for miners at Quealey times near Gutin. Carl and George Steadman were arrested near Green River after officers intercepted the plot. George was jailed at Green River, his brother sent to the county jail.
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Rock Springs
Stralh
George Steadman
Green River
Cheyenne Feature Films Plans Western Studio Move
Frontier park yesterday saw Cheyenne Feature Films shoot scenes for Frontier pictures. Local leaders Charles Irwin J F Carroll Otis B Thayer A B P Weller run the company aiming to build a Cheyenne studio and film Western subjects with government troops cowboys and cowgirls nearby.
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Frontier Park
Cheyenne Feature Films Company
Moving Picture
Charles Irwin
the Park
J. F. Carroll
Selix Moving Picture Company
Otis B. Thayer
Selig Company
Cheyenne
A. BP. Weller
Carroll
Astoa
Astor heir born as Titanic survivor’s son in New York
Mrs Madeleine Force Astor gave birth to John Jacob Astor, the heir to a fortune reported at 5 million dollars, adding a third generation to the Astor wealth. Col. John Jacob Astor died in the Titanic disaster after guiding others to safety.
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Madeline Force Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
John Jaco Astor
Astor
Aston Sciby
Army Signal Corps displays prowess at Frontier Days park event
Troops from Fort Russell led by Captain William Mitchell perform rapid field wireless station setup and wire laying in two minutes and fifteen seconds, with two hundred yards of field wire advanced. A misadventure injures Private Prophet’s team member, Corporal Weeden suffers a shoulder dislocation. The program includes a half mile race, a one mile hurdle, and an exhibition drill by Battery F, Third Field Artillery.
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Weeden
Ninth Cavalry
Hardy
Rush
Irwin
Buffalo
William Manders
United States Army
Nicholson
Co. ‘1
Signal Corps
Frontier
William Mitchell
Henry Moyer
Fort Russell
Nicholaou
Chapin
Mitchell
Enwor
Firat Claw
Inman
Snoelly
Monard
Tread
Secon
Teama
Bfs
McAliaier Weeden
D Troop
Nile Hebwes
Smith
Kennedy
Johnson
George
Rooke
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