Bucking Championship at Cheyenne Draws 16000 Crowd
Frank Carter of California wins the world bucking championship at Cheyenne with his ride on Aeroplane earning $450 plus a $250 gold mounted saddle from Union Pacific. Nevada Kid rider Hugh Clark places second on Nevada Kid earning $300, with Cheyenne’s Lee Caldwell third on I-Be Damn for $160.
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Far West
Old Cheyenne
Frank Carter
California
Carter
Union Pacific Railroad
Hugh Clark
Cheyenne
Nevada
Lee Caldwell
EB. McCormack
Denver
Tornado
Caldwell
Clark
A. B. McCormack
McCormack
Charles McKinley
Platteville
Colo
Laramie Plains
Red Bird
Charley
Colorado
Johnny Rick
Cop
McKay
Fort Russell troops drive Frontier parade success
Fort Russell troops led a grand street parade reviewed by Governor Carey and Col Dyer, with the Eleventh Infantry and Fourth Field Artillery among units in formation. In Frontier Park, the regimental band led a 400 men provision battalion through a flawless calisthenic drill that drew deafening applause.
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Fort Russell
Grand Street
Carey
Dyer
Barkwell
Hart
Lietenant Ftoeever
Nimmo
Wilson
Harris
Kimball
Armstrong
Jordan
Noble
Williams
Eleventh Infantry
Jundy
McConnell
Hue
Pickering
Reardan
Clark
Turd
Battle
Lackland
Poole
Morton
Lawrence
Barzynsiki
Kemper
Dowell
Westcott
Baade
Knicker
Holley
Cutter
Hisey
McCune
Russell
Ritter
McAdama
Fourth Field Artillery
Fourth Artillery
Brooke
Ashford
Signal Corps
Mitchell
Ninth Cavalry
Guilfoyle
Holderness
Cowtn
Littlebrant
Tain Tetrich
Engel
Erwin
McClelland
White
Rothwell
McGrew
Cutere
Kiser
Boulder Boosters Promote Colorado Exposition Parade
A party of eleven Boulder business men rode in a sight seeing car during yesterday's parade to boost the upcoming Mining and Industrial Exposition on September 2 and 4. The group included Monare, F. Linsley, J. W. Valentine, J. He Miller, C. M. Reloh, C. H. Linsley, W. W. Potter, F. W. Kohier, James Loach, William Good, O. K. Preasier and O. P. Yarger.
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Boulder
Colorado City
Boulder Boosters
Boulder Band
Party
Monare
F. Linsley
J. W. Valentine
J. He Miller
C. M. Reloh
C. H. Linsley
W. W. Potter
F. W. Kohier
James Loach
William Good
O. K. Preasier
O. P. Yarger
Water? Rix! An Indian Cannot Die On Water
Old Chief Red Cloud lamented over Good Scout after a raid near Frontier Park. Charley Irwin tried to revive him with water, but the dying Indian muttered that even an Indian cannot die on water, as the scene bled into a grim aftermath.
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Red Cloud
Frowtier Park
Indiana
Happy Lands
Charles Irwin
Lombard
8. Medical Corps
Scout
Charley Irwin
Frontier crowd praised by police amid city visit
Police report thousands of visitors over the past week with remarkably few arrests. Only minor disorders occurred including one stabbing affair, as yesterday yielded a quiet day with few disorderly and drunk cases at the station.
Lefors Wife Seeks Absolute Divorce in District Court
Mrs. Bessie M Lefors of 923 West 27th street sues her husband Joseph L Lefors noted detective for an absolute divorce citing cruel treatment and public disputes in front of their four children. She seeks alimony attorney fees and child custody with about 250 monthly income and 100 for counsel.
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Bessie M. Lefors
West 27Th Street
District Court
Joseph L. Lefors
Aguas Rebb
Clarence M
South America
Farwicks colonizing Wheatland as 70,000 lands brought here
Walter Farey, head of the Wyoming Development Co, asserts a large land movement to Wheatland is under way. He predicts by January 1, 1919 Wheatland will be the county seat of Platte, with 100 to 1,000 new farms. He cites eastern farmers touring Cheyenne and Wheatland, land sales totaling about 75,000 dollars, and expectations of rising sugar beet yields and land values.
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Walter Farey
Farwicks
Wheatland
Platte
New Fiemera
Walter J. Fahy
Enle Tanner
Cheyenne
Hantern
J. A. Baxter
Ncre
Frontier Cowboys Hit Rail For The Stampede Calgary
Frontier Day in Calgary promises a free for all Stampede with 217 bucking horses and 20000 dollars in prizes. Cowboys including George and Hert Weir and Percy Hoyt group will travel by car to compete in a royal attended event with free local entry and special seating for Connaught.
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Calgary
Guy Weadick
Homa
George
Hert Weir
Cheyenne
Mechanigal
Joe Gardner
Paso
Percy Hoyt
Party
Connaught
England
Edward
Rock Springs Labor Rally Highlights 1890s Politics
In Rock Springs a large crowd greeted speakers including Attorney General Preveieu who warned of public indignation. Fraunhey criticized the Republican party for enslaving the nation and reader progressives out, while Wilpon backed by the American Federation of Labor favored free duty-free shipbuilding materials. Legislative actions included the home rule bill vetoed by the executive and a commerce court proposal, with debates over civil service tenure limits and a Senate reconsideration.
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Rock Springs
Wilson-Mars Hall
Front
Preéviéu
P. Sedden Taliaferro, Jr
Frauhey
Commerce Court
Civil Service
Free Toll for American Ships Senate Agrees
Conferees from the senate and house passed a Panama Canal bill granting government administration and free passage through the Canal for American coastwise vessels. The measure aims to regulate and oversee canal operations while ensuring U S ships sail without tolls.
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Senate
Washington
Dia
Aug
House
Weather Brief From Wyoming and Nearby Areas
The notice gives a brief weather summary for Wyoming and surrounding regions. It mentions Koons slower and Sundin related to Monday forecasts, but the readable text is fragmented and lacks concrete details or figures.
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Washington
Aue
Wyoming
Darrow Cleared of Prospective Juror Trial in McNamara Case
Clarence Darrow was found not guilty today of bribing a prospective juror in the McNamara case. District Attorney Fredericka said the trial remains for a second indictment alleging jury bribery though jury deliberations ran thirty four minutes. The verdict drew national reaction as Darrow praised by supporters while prosecutors lamented the atmosphere in court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Glibage Jawyer
Waa
McNamara
Fredericka
Marrow
Darrow
Bain
Frederjcka
Couheel
Lespleas
Teliaborm
Belog
Scratches and bloody clothes point to Gartzen girl's slayer
Denver police pursue theory that the murderer of Miss Carlen is a badly scratched man. Ray, found dead in a Denver rooming house with gas on, bears bloodstained clothing and a music roll linked to the crime. Identified by a letter, the suspect is said to be in his forties.
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Denver
Cole
Aug
Vincent
Texas
Misa
Bruno Carlsen
Montelutr
Ray
Larkmer Street
Ming Carlen
Alec
Mies
Hee
Carléon
Mile
Othe Fredele
Ray Wan
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Rigdon
Mr. Lefors
Prominens
Nlon Pacific
Hole-In-The- Wall County
Velopment Company
Tig
Faty Hie Teen
Frontier Cowboys
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