Frontier Wild West Show Delivers Faster Day Two at Frontier Park
Day two of the Wild West show at Frontier Park drew thousands as bull dogging by Lafe Lowman of Bryant, Cole, ended with a fatal fall. Lemonds of Oklahoma wowed crowds with a head and lip bite takedown. The world champion bucking contest grew more intense as riders faced more vicious horses.
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Old Sol
Frontier Park
Lafe Lowman
Bryant, Cole
Lewnman
Lemonds
Frances Wayne
The
Post
Polly Pry
Times
Lewman
Frontier Races Show Fast Times at Frontier Park Meet
Results from Frontier Park events include Cow Pony Race won by Buffalo Bill Co. B Irwin Jr with Indian finished second. Booker T Washington led the Indian Race while Hagle Feather was second. Polo Pony Dash saw Lieut Holderness first and Robinson second. Ladies Cow Pony features Rusty Bell and Gladys Irwin in top spots. One Mile Roman Race awarded to Sergeant Snelley with Private Prophet second. Denver Post Ladies Relay won by Pawline Irwin and Joella Irwin. Squaw Race claimed by Mrs Runsweet with Suffragette second. Times range from 24 to 2 57 for the relay.
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Frontier Park
Buffalo Bill
B. Irwin, Jr
Fandera
Booker T
Washington
Hagle Feather
Chew the Rag
Mike Dash
A. W. Holderness
J. R. Robinson
Frank Chapin
Rusty Bell
Farlow
Hiker
Gladys Irwin
Bullet
Bowen
Sergeant Snelley
Prophet
Foster
Ninth Cavalry
Denver Post
Pawline Irwin
Joella Irwin
Runsweet
Suffragette
Silken
Secretary of State Denies Madden Petition Claims
Wyoming Secretary of State Frank H. Houx states the Madden nomination petition contained no signers from the Hot Springs portion of Fremont county. He asserts the petition lacked required signatures from at least one eighth of precincts in that area and corrects a Wyoming Tribune report.
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The
Leader Publishing Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Tribune
12Th Met
William Madden
Fremont County
Hot Springs
Fremont
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Madden
Hot Springs County
Secretary of State
Eignera
Hou
Frontier Program Event List At County Fair
A historic program outlines numerous events including exhibitions of fancy shooting, a 1600 cowboys parade, cowpony and Indian races, polo pony dash, trick roping, military maneuvers, steer roping, Indian dances, hat race, squaw race, wild horse hitching, relay heats, and bucking competitions. Prizes range from 5 to 75 dollars with various division rules and eligibility.
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Captain Tardy
Rush Razee
United States Army
United States
Fort, LP
A. Russell
Lot
Frontier Day thrills light up Cheyenne with action and color
Frances Wayne reports from Cheyenne Wyoming on Frontier Day opening scenes with horse chases cow pony races Sioux riders and a stampede of performers. Captain Hardy demonstrates sharp shooting as Irwin sisters win a cow pony race and the crowd enjoys a wind swept pageant of early western heroism.
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Frances Wayne
Denver Post
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Captain Hardy
W. H. Irwin
Buffalo
Thena Pialnamen
Hopkins Charges Republican Machine Over Wyoming Project
A Washington press agent accuses the Wyoming delegation and state officials of political buncombe over delays in the Wyoming Central segregation. Commissioner Hopkins denies blame and says no state delays occurred beyond processing time. The article hints at crossfire between state leaders and federal land offices amid ongoing coverage.
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Hopkins
Republican Machine
Wyoming
Frank Harrow
Washington
Warren and Mondell
Wyoming Central Project
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Carey
Wtite
Upstate
Riverton
Short Grass Touring Club Arrives for Frontier Tour
The Kangas Short Grass Motor Cycle Touring Club, 100 members, reached Cheyenne Wednesday evening for their sixth Western tour. They plan several days in town to view Frontier events before continuing via Denver and Colorado Springs to Kansas Garden City. The group left Garden City August 11, covering 652 miles in record time, slowed by mud in Lamar Colorado and a Smoky River ford due to a collapsed bridge. The cross country trip includes a club baseball team and members from many states.
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Kangas Short Grass
Frontier
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Garden City
Lamar
Colorado
Smoky
Ploase
Ad Club
Evacuation of Juarez as rebels leave city
Juarez begins evacuation with the first train departing for the south and the last train due before midnight. Citizens form vigilance committees to guard stores and await federal troops as rebels set fires and destroy equipment. Juarez, opposite El Paso, Texas, is a historic inland port once pivotal in the Madero era.
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Juarez
Attu
Mexico
Madero
Juares
Paso
Texas
Butch Dalton Captured Near Salt Lake City
Butch Dalton, wanted for the killing of Marshal Daniel Hanson of Cokeville, was arrested yesterday near Sandy Utah by Sheriff J W Sharp. He was taken to Salt Lake City jail and will not reveal the hideouts of Ernest Crutcher and Walter Van Fogsen who escaped with him.
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Evanston
Wryo
Butch” Dalton
Daniel Hanson
Cokeville
Whitney Brothers Young
Outlairs
Sandy
Utah
J. W. Sharp
Salt Lake County
Dalton
Salt Lake City
Ernest Crutcher
Walter van Fogsen
Leader News Service Praised for Exclusive Wyoming Coverage
The Leader newspaper highlights its metropolitan style and broad Wyoming reach with daily exclusive local stories. It cites Rock Springs payroll robbery attempt near Quealey Kings and Jenkins trial exclusives as proof of rapid, comprehensive reporting.
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Leader
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Quealey Kings
J. Warren Jenkins
Jenkins
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Lowman
Third Day’s Frontier Program
Irwin
Joella
Pauline
Gladys
State Land Board
Corre
Buncombe
Hopkine
Butch’ Dalton
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