Cubanolas to Play Indians at Pioneer Park Next Sunday
The Cubanolas of Denver meet the Cheyenne Indians in a two game series at Pioneer Park starting next Sunday at three oclock each day. Players Man son Osborne Chandler Cummings Groeley Brown and manager Ed Gerrans are highlighted as big factors for an exciting matchup in Cheyenne.
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Lieutenant Turner Testifies Against Riley in Murder Case
Lieutenant Turner testified about Ed Riley’s alleged motive and actions the night of Theodore P. Zouras’s murder. Turner said Riley spoke of targeting Greeks and planned to confront them after being the provost guard in the restricted district. This testimony follows another damaging statement against Riley.
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Tried to Steal Election Continues Across County Inquiry
County Attorney Sam Thompson launches an investigation into alleged ballot fraud after a recount revealed changes at the county clerk’s office. Babbitt says he suspects guilt but will not name individuals without proof. Public demand for arrests is widespread and nonpartisan. Rabbitt may name a friend who urged the recount.
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Hindenburg Made Chief of Staff
Emperor William dismissed General Erich von Falkenhayn and appointed Field Marshal Hindenburg as chief of the general staff. The Hague correspondent says Hindenburg urged reinforcements to Austria and won the Kaiser’s support, accelerating troop movements to the eastern front. The reshuffle affects about thirty German generals on both fronts, the most radical army shakeup since the war began.
Robert Shingler Pioneer Dies in Cheyenne
Robert Gilmore Shingle a Cheyenne resident and Union Pacific conductor died at age 41 after a illness spanning four months. Born in Sealoglle Pennsylvania he moved west in 1897 joining the railroad and serving as a passenger conductor between Cheyenne and Green River. He was active in the Order of Railway Conductors the Masons and the Presbyterian church and served two terms in the legislature. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 pm from Dr J P D Shingle's home with Masonic and clergyman involvement and burial at Lakeview cemetery.
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Labor Day speech by Miss Maude Younger in Cheyenne
Miss Maude Younger chief lobbyist in Washington for congressional union speaks Labor Day at Minnehaha park. She will discuss labor in a non political address likely mentioning the Anthony amendment. Cousin of Lt Daly instructor of cadets at University of Wyoming.
Von Tipitz Would Defy United States
Government officials, while declining comment on a mailed message from Herlin, report that Grand Admiral von Tirpitz issued a manifesto urging unrestricted Uboat warfare. They suspect the manifesto lacks official sanction and view it as propaganda, noting no reports have reached the United States since last July.
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Col in Hunter Bies of Heart Trouble
Colin Hunter 68 a Cheyenne pioneer died suddenly of heart trouble at his home 802 East Sixteenth Street. Born May 3 1848 in Scotland he came to the United States as a youth and helped build the Union Pacific railroad later ranching and freighting across Wyoming. Survived by wife Margaret and son Thomas with nephew William Hunter of Plattsmouth Ned. Active in politics and civic groups, funeral at First Presbyterian Church with Masonic and Elks rites at Lakeview Cemetery.
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33 Men Missing From Cruiser Memphia Wreck
Washington reports say 33 enlisted men are missing, most likely drowned, with two dead officers and six injured after the armored cruiser Memphia wrecked in San Domingo harbor during a hurricane. The cause remains under investigation.
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Australia to Vote on Military Conscription Measure
Melbourne reports the federal government proposes a referendum on compulsory military service in Australia. Premier William M Hughes, returning from England, previously called for conscription, sparking opposition that prompted the proposal.
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Property valued over two million impounded in federal lands case
A federal inquiry in Chicago ordered impounding of property valued at more than two million dollars from James KH Ward held for attorney Edward W. Morrison amid disputes over the fatal case and property claims.
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Hughes Starts Out On Campaign Tour Again
Charles E. Hughes begins a renewed campaign with a Loveland speech planned for Aug. 11. He will travel via Denver Kansas City St. Louis and Nashville, target New England the week of Sept. 7, rest at Bridgehampton Sept. 12 18, then launch a second Middle West tour possibly toward the Mexican border depending on railroad conditions. Mrs. Hughes joined a Bear Lake ascent amid a snowstorm.
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Hollendrok Hit By Grocery Truck Crossing Street
Walter Hollenteck was struck by a Ford truck from Pioneer grocery while crossing diagonally at Lincoln and Pioneer. He suffered a badly hurt back and multiple bruises and was listed in serious condition at St. John's hospital.
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Discovery sails from Plymouth to rescue Shackleton crew
The relief ship Discovery starts its mission as the fourth vessel in a rescue effort to reach twenty two marooned members of Sir Ernest Shackleton's Antarctic expedition on Elephant Island. The vessel sails from Plymouth, England.
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Minnesota Guard Exchange Fire Near Mercedes Pumping Station
In Texas at the Mercedes pumping station, a clash occurred after shots fired into Company A of the First Minnesota Regiment from a Mexican aide last night. About 160 shots were exchanged. no American injuries reported, though it is unclear if bullets reached the advance position.
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