Cubanolas to Face Indians in Cheyenne Series Next Sunday
The Cubanolas of Denver battle the Cheyenne Indians in Cheyenne with Osborne Chandler and Man son from Groeley in the Denver tournament lineup. Cummings will meet the Cabanelas as Brown travels from Fort Collins. Games start at three each day with high hopes for two thrilling showings at Pioneer park.
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Denver
Manson
Osborne
Chandler
Groeley
Cummings
Cabanelas
Brown
Fort Collins
Ed. Gerrans
Pioneer Park
Cheyenne
Lieutenant Turner Testifies Against Riley in Murder Case
Testimony given by Lieutenant Turner links Ed Riley to the killing of Theodore P. Zouras. Turner recalls Riley promising violence against Greeks and promising to confront them after a disturbance in the restricted district. This marked the second damaging portion of testimony presented.
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Turner
Ed Riley
Riley
Theodore P. Zouras
Tried to Steal Election Contested Recount Sparks Probe
County Attorney Sam Thompson will open an investigation into alleged ballot fraud after a recount showed changes in the county clerk’s records. Babbitt claimed suspicions of guilt, denied any personal involvement, and said arrests should follow if proof exists.
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Babbitt
Sam Thompson
Ann
W. H. Taylor
R. M. Lamont
Ira JB
Fee
Rabbitt
Hindenburg Becomes Chief of General Staff
Emperor William dismissed General Erich von Falkenhayn and appointed Field Marshal von Hindenburg as chief of the general staff. The Hague telegraph correspondent said Hindenburg urged reinforcements to Austria, and trains are rushing German cadets to the front, marking a major army shakeup.
Robert Shingler Pioneer Dies in Cheyenne at 41
Robert Gilmore Shingle a longtime Cheyenne resident and Union Pacific conductor dies at 41 after a long illness. Born April 14 1855 in Sealoggle Pennsylvania he moved west in 1897. He served in the legislature and was a Mason Shriner and Presbyterian member. Funeral set Saturday at 1 pm from Dr J P D Shingle home with Masonic honors and burial at Lakeview cemetery.
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Robert Gilmore Shingle
Cheyenne
Mr. Shingle
Sealoglle
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific Railroad
Green River
Order of Railway Conductors
Bhinale
Honolulu
Phillippines
Union Pacific
Tt Masons
Presbyterian Church
Miss Maude Younger to Speak at Cheyenne Labor Day Celebration
Labor Day speaker Miss Maude Younger chief lobbyist at Washington for the Congressional ginion will address the Trades and Labor assembly celebration at Minnehaha park in Cheyenne. She will discuss labor in a non political speech possibly mentioning the Anthony amendment and will speak at Laramie Friday. she is cousin of Lt Daly, cadet instructor at the University of Wyoming.
Von Tipitz Would Defy United States
Government officials, while declining comment, note a mailed message from Herlin that Grand Admiral von Tirpitz issued a manifesto urging unrestricted U boat warfare. They believe the document lacks official sanction and may be propaganda, with no reports reaching the United States, suggesting German hesitation toward the von Tirpitz movement.
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Washington
Herlin
Ich
von Tirpitz
Colin Hunter Bies Of Heart Trouble
Colin Hunter 68 a Cheyenne resident died suddenly of heart trouble at 1 30 P M at his home 802 East Sixteenth Street He was born in Perthshire Scotland May 3 1848 and emigrated to the United States at 17 He came to Cheyenne in 1867 and helped build the Union Pacific later ranching and freighting He founded the TV ranch on the Chugwater later sold it and held interests in South Dakota and Montana before acquiring Horse Creek ranch He married in Edinburgh in 1879 and brought his wife to Wyoming Surviving are his wife Margaret and son Thomas with a nephew William Hunter of Plattsmouth Neb He held public office in the territorial legislature and served on the Cheyenne Library Board He was active in Masonry Elks and was a Democratic candidate for state treasurer Funeral at First Presbyterian Church with Masonic services at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Birlecken
Colin Hunter
Cheyenne
East Sixteenth Street
Thomas Hunter
Laucheon
New Orleans
Union Pacific Railroad
Fort Laramie
Swan Land and Cattle Company
South Dakota
Montana
Horse Creek
Jack Hunton
Laramie
Scotland
Hunter
Edinburgh
Wyoming
Margaret Hunter
William Hunter
Plattsmouth
Ned
Cheyenne Mbrary
The
Elks
First Presbyterian Church
Harold Forde
J. J. Shingler
Lakeview Cemetery
33 Men Missing From Cruiser Memphia Wreck
Washington reports from the navy department say thirty three enlisted men are missing most likely drowned. Two officers and six men were seriously injured and eighty seven others hurt when the armored cruiser Memphia was wrecked by a hurricane in San Domingo harbor. The cause has not yet been explained.
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Washington
Mavy Department
Aiyty
Memphia
San Domingo
Australia to Vote on Military Conscription Measure
Melbourne report states the federal government proposes a referendum on compulsory military service in Australia. Premier William M Hughes, returning from England, suggested adopting a conscription plan, sparking opposition and leading to the current proposal.
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Melbourne
Australia
William M. Hughes
England
Property valued over two million impounded by federal lands
Federal lands authorities ordered impounding of property valued above $2,000,000 in Chicago on August 1 as part of a financial inquiry involving attorney James KH Ward and Edward W. Morrison. The fragment notes a seizure related to a lost million case, with details unclear from the damaged text.
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Chicago
James KH. Ward
Foy
Edward W. Morrison
Hughes Begins Second Campaign Tour Through West and Midwest
Charles E. Hughes will resume campaigning with a Loveland speech after Aug 10 in Estes Park Colorado. He plans routes via Denver Kansas City St Louis Nashville and will campaign in New England the week of Sept seven then rest at Bridgehampton New York Sept 12–18 before a second midwest tour toward the Mexican border. He will travel with Mrs Hughes and has faced a Bear Lake climb through a snow storm.
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Estes Park
Colo
Charles E. Hughes
Loveland
Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nashville
New England
Bridgehampton
New York
Middle West
Hughes
Bear Lake
Hollendrok Struck by Grocery Truck At Lincoln Pioneer
Walter Hollenteck was struck while crossing diagonally at Lincoln and Pioneer streets by a Ford truck from Pioneer grocery. He suffered a badly hurt back and multiple bruises and was hospitalized at St. John's Hospital. The Sherman Co. is involved in the report.
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Walter Hollenteck
Lincoln
Pioneer Street
Pioneer Grocery
St. John's Hospital
Relief ship Discovery sails from Plymouth to rescue Shackleton party
The Discovery, the fourth ship dispatched to aid the 22 Shackleton expedition members marooned on Elephant Island, departs Plymouth, England, to begin the relief mission.
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S. 1
Sir Ernest Shakleton
Elephant Island
Plymo
England
Minnesota Guard exchange of fire at Mercedes pumping station
In Texas city Merca Mache Grande area a skirmish occurred last night after shots fired into Camp Company A of the First Minnesota at the Mercedes pumping station. About 160 shots were exchanged. No American injuries reported and it is unclear if any bullets hit the opposing force.
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Tex
Company A
Minnesota
Mercedes
How To Grande
Morch
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