Free Feed By Millionaire For Stampede Guests In New York
A lavish event at Motel Shelbourne Brightop Beach hosted by Harry Harkness celebrated Stampede attendees from the West. Cowgirls and cowboys stranded by failed prize payments were invited to the hotel for a cost free night. Subscriptions from Sheepshead Bay Speedway stockholders funded part of the prize money. A World reporter noted a painted Indians war dance in the grand barroom. Most guests departed after receiving partial prize money, with remaining performances scheduled at Sheepshead Bay.
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Harry Harkness
Shelbourne
Brightop Beach
New York Herald
Sheepshead Bay
Everard Thompson
Sheepshead Bay Speedway Corporation
New York
Two Prined by Phelan in Police Court
Pr P T Smith of Burns was fined 10 in police court for drunkenness after resisting arrest by Officer Peterson. Jesse Hardwick of Kimball Ned was fined 20 for carrying a gun when a telegram from his employer asked that he be released and returned to work. Miragean Here C E Malley of Chicago arrived in Cheyenne yesterday.
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P. T. Smith
Burns
W. Q. Phelan
Peterson
Jesse Hardwick
Kimball
Ned
Brush Prepares for Cheyenne Visit in Strong Lineup
Brush faces the Indians in Cheyenne next Sunday after a 20–2 and 9–2 season split. Key stars Cummings Schmidt and a deep roster are set to test the hosts as fans expect top level baseball in a scheduled double date with Cubanolay and a potential Denver state champion club arriving if arranged.
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Brush
Colorado
Denver
Brosh
Indians
George Cummings
George Schmidt
Cheyeonne
Theee
Manton
Osborne
Warlaumont
Hickey
Fleet
Brown
Cronland
Wolfe
Cheyenne
Romania Enters War Rumor Spurs Regional Conflict
The report suggests Romania may join the war as attacks along the Struma line push forward. Demir Hissar and Saribaban sectors remain unheld by Entente forces, while Doirau Ciley well defenses near Saloniki show no strategic gain. Bulgarian and German air raids hit Kilkich and Yaouimes, with Greek casualties. French and British ministers press Premier Zaimis on Greece handling of displaced civilians in attacked districts.
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Struma
Demir-Hissar
Saribaban
Saloniki
Doirau-Cileywell
Kilkich
Yaouimes
Greece
Zaimils
Igna
Justifiable homicide ruling in Dillabaugh case announced
County Attorney D B Rose stated the verdict of the coroner finding the death of Laster Dillabaugh a sheep herder was justifiable. The shooter Edwin Hagges or William Hayes, 22, will not be prosecuted. Notary Jules Mulhernney was appointed as public notary.
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Comradi
Buppalo
Edwin Hagges
William Hayes
Laster Dillabaugh
D. B. Rose
Mother Injured When Son Tries to Avert Crash
Mrs. James J. Doyle of Denver was severely injured and possibly fatally hurt. Her husband suffered a broken leg and her 14 year old son had an injured leg when a Ford brakes failed on a hillslope near the Roswell ranch. The car rolled two or three times, throwing all occupants except a baby. They were brought to Laramie for treatment.
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Laramie
Wyo
James J. Doyle
Denver
Roswell Ranch
Doyle
Mia
Rail executives push to decide after talks at Willard hotel
Appeals to Railroads reports a shift as railroad presidents prepare to enter detailed talks after a morning of formal discussions. Lewis W. Hill of Great Northern joined other chiefs at the Willard hotel, declining to comment until briefed by colleagues.
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Ome
Lewis W. Hill
Great Northern
Willard Hotel
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe
Jacob M. Dickinson
Rock Island
Ralph Peters
Longland
C. R. Grey
Western Maryland
L. E B. Johnson
Norfolk & Western
Guard Will Remain
The article argues for continued militia service citing hardship risks but calling the emergency grave. It portrays the militia as a valuable support to the regular army and a national preparedness asset ready to deploy in war or other emergencies. Troops will return home once order is restored.
Honrath Family Injured In Ford Auto Wreck Near Wellington
John Honrath of East Twentieth Street was driving a new Ford when the car veered after striking a rock, rolled over twice, and five occupants were hurt three seriously. Honrath broke a shoulder and his son Philip 16 suffered a broken leg. his mother in law broke an arm and Mia Honrath, 12, was badly hurt. The group was taken to a local ranch, then to the city by rescue crews.
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John Honrath
East Twentieth Street
Wellington
Honrath
Philip
Mia
William
L. A. Spencer
F. A Proctor
Day
Honrath@ sexton
The
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Cheyenne Stars Help Greeley Win in Colorado Tournament
Cheyenne catcher Menton and Chand ler, former Indians worker, led Greeley to an 8 to 2 victory over Montevista in Colorado's baseball tournament. Bob McCraw, University of Colorado star, opposed Chandler. It was Greeley’s second win after beating Longmont 8 to 1. Manion’s strong catching arm drew praise from the Denver Post.
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Cheyenne
Greeley
Colorado
Menton
Chandler
Indians
Denver Post
Manson
Last Solemn Rites for Late Edward Riddel
The funeral of Edward Riddel aged 74 who died Saturday night at the Private hospital was held yesterday at 2 o clock from Clyde Early chapel. George Winkle pastor officiated with interment in Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers include Tom Castle A A Mahar Daniel Swan Dave Smith and J F Crowley G A R members. He came to Cheyenne from Miller Wyoming and is survived by his widow two sons and a daughter.
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Edward Riddel
Chapel of
Clyde
Nev
George Winkle
Thurch
Lakeview Cemetery
Tom Castle
A. A. Mahar
Daniel Swan
Dave Smith
J. F. Crowley
Thomas Scores Woman's Party Against Hughes Ties
Senator Charlee Thomas of Colorado accuses the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage of backing the Hughes campaign to restore Republican power. He says the group helped Hughes endorse the Anthony amendment in opposition to the GOP platform. Senator Borah disputes Hughes strengthens the party at all.
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Washington
Charlee
Thomas
Colorado
Congressional Union For
Republican Party
Union
Hughes
Borah
Idaho
Captain Underwood Heads to Omaha for UP Depot Negotiations
Captain Underwood left Sunday for Omaha to confer with Union Pacific officers about the beautification of the UP depots on the union line. The expedition appears to be the preliminary step in completing the work.
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A. A. Underwood
Omaha
Union Pacific
U. F
Welsh and White Start Warmups in Colorado Springs
The Welsh White all star company opened training at the Temple theater in Colorado Springs as the Hundred Million Dollar club prepares for the world championship bout. White and Welsh practiced in the afternoon with White first and Welsh later, while the Chamber of Commerce coordinates lodging and transport for expected crowds and ticket sales surge.
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Colorado Springs
Temple Theater
Hundred Million Dollar Club
Terry McGovvern
Palmer Af
Walsh and White
White
Welsh
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado City
Manitou
Pike's Peak
HM Farnsworth
Turn Down Matty's Offer for Zimmerman
Cincinnati report shows Manager Mathewson failing to trade for Zimmerman after Cubs Manager Tinker refused. Analysis notes western clubs lack trading material while seaboard teams hold surplus talent. Mentions Heinie Groh and Ripperman, with questionable batting around .340. Also reports Mark Chapman insurance settlement after F. L. Crabbe incident.
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Cincinnati
Zimmerman
Mathewson
Chicago
Tinker
Cubs
Seaboard
Saturn Zimmerman
Mets
Heinie Groh
Groh
Rimmerman
Prohibition Question Spurs Endorsements By Wets and Drys
Wets and drys in the county have issued legislative endorsements. The dry slate includes Hastle, Burns, Moore, Diamond for Senate and Mitchell, Natwick, Palmer, Powers, etc for the House. Republican slate lists Alli son, Powers, Colburn, Spillman, Kirk among others. The Wyoming Equity League has not endorsed a legislative ticket and declines to release full selections.
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Prohibition
Weta
Drya
Drys
County
Senate
Alex Hastle
Burns
Lee Moore
Diamond
Democratic Horse
A. B. Mitchell
Pine Bluffs
Oscar O. Natwick
Wheatland
Claude F. Palmer
Republican Senate
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
T. G. Powers
Torrington
Republican House
J.underwood
Iron Mountain
Henry B. Colburn
Fred L. Robinson
A. G. Spillman
Burna
H. A. Kirk
Lingle
Harry B. Henderson
Marion A. Kline
Wyoming Equity League
Prosecutton
World's Racing Record Broken at Cleveland
Cleveland August 21 Direwip 1 driven by Thomas W Murphy broke the world pacing record for 1 1 8 miles by time of 2 16 ¼ beating the old mark of 2 20.
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Worlty
Clevelas
Cleveland
Direw
Thomas W. Murphy
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E. S. Johnston Grocery Co
Johnston’s
O¢ Bebe
Sheetshead Bay
Phelan
C. E. Malley
Kalman
Baur
Kalman’s
Goa
Cummings
Rumania
Cheytane Notary
Jules J Mulherney Wee
Botary Publice
Onevyenne
Capt. Underwood
Labor Day
Matty
Tosurance
Mark Chapman
F. IL
Kelley Mercantile Co
Lincoln Highway
Capitol Ave
Whetter
Yan
Kendrick
United States
Clark
Center
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