Walker elected supreme boss of Cowboy Rangers roundup
George Walker, Cheyenne business figure and secretary of the Industrial Club, was elected supreme boss of the National Order of Cowboy Rangers at a Cheyenne meeting. He plans a Denver roundup next year with 6000 cowboys, Wild West stunts, and ranch features, and aims to move headquarters back to Cheyenne. The order offers health and accident benefits and seeks to promote annual western celebrations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Walker
Supreme Band
National Order of Cowboy Rangers
Supreme Ranch
Thia City
Order
Walker
Cowboy Rangers
Denver
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain News
Supreme Boss
Supreme Ranch of the World
Wyoming
Storeme Ranch
Recorder of Brands
Calgary
Pendleton
Sheridan
Walla Walla
Wash
National Order of
Aida
Mic
National Order of Cowboy Trangers
Deover Ranch
Fort County
Puebla
California
Second Prize Pool Play Tonight at Pioneer Hall
Roy Buteher defeated Qader Ritchic 100 to 66 in a 44 minute 10 inning match. The final tonight will feature Muggsy Schoel versus Leo Farrell after they posted the top scores against Hatcher. The winner earns a $2.50 gold plate as a large crowd gathers.
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Pioneer
Roy Buteher
Qader Ritchic
Acorn
Buteher
Risch
Muggsy Schoel
Leo Farrell
Hatcher
Thea
Tutehe
Toplat
Sad death of Earl Edwardes nephew of Mrs Davidson
Earl Edwardes, 14 year old son of W. E. Edwardes and brother of Mrs. Davidson, died Sunday morning after sudden illness from acute diabetes. He had been well Friday and attended school until then. The funeral was held Monday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Davidson
Wheatland
Earl
W. EB. Edwardes
Davidson
Union Pacific Receives First Of 21 Dining Cars
The Union Pacific has received the first dining car from an order of 21 and put it into service. Additional cars will follow before the San Francisco exposition opening. The cars are fully equipped with electrical gear including chafing dishes coffee percolators toasters and baby warmers.
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Union Pacific
Nephew of Pitchfork Ben Joins 1914 Consistory
Frank A. Tillman a nephew of Pitchfork Bear Mhfian of South Carolina joins the 1914 Consistory class. He is a Cornell graduate and oil engineer by training, working in oil fields near Casper. He traveled from Cheyenne to New York City to spend holidays with his parents.
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Frank A. Tillman
Bear Mhfian
South Carolina
Cornell University
Cagper
Cheyenne
New York City
Undersheriff Mayes Returns with Two Prisoners
P H Mayes came back yesterday from Rawlins with two prisoners. Frank Smith stole 78 dollars and 80 cents from the Postal Telegraph cash register. C W Westby cashed a forged check at Max Meyer Clothing Store. Smith faces a sentence of one and a half to two years. Westby a term of one to two years.
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P. H. Mayes
Rawlins
Frank Smith
Postal Telegraph Office
C. W. Westby
Max Meyer Clothing
Ahore
Wallace Recovers from Pneumonia Plans Southern Rest
Hon. Wallace, president of the Houlder Commemoration, has recovered from pneumonia after weeks of illness and will travel south today for a rest in warmer climate. The Houlder News notes public rejoicing at his condition improvement.
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Wallace
Houlder Commemocration
Southland
Houlder News
Convicts to Attend Play on Christmas at Sing Sing
New York prison officials said today that warden Thomas Mott Osborne has arranged for prisoners at Sing Sing to attend a Christmas day presentation of a new play. The initial performance had been planned for early next year.
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New York
Sing Sing Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne
Golden Rule Brotherhood
Government job openings offer wide salaries and ages
The notice lists numerous government vacancies across agencies from education to geology. Positions include cook at Fort Jodian school with 400 to 500 dollars, engineer and blacksmith in Indian service at Zuni agency 900 dollars, and stenographers in the Panama Canal service at up to 1500 dollars.
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United States
Fort Jodian School
N. D
Phoenix Indian Schol
Aviz
Tompkineville
N. Y
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Field Service
Indian Service
Zuni Agency
N. M
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Louk Departmental
Panana
Ervice
United States Geological Survey
Carielo Indian School
Carlielo
Interetate Commerce Commisson
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Jury charges Roy with murder in Gumlls case
In Hoseburg Oregon a coroner's jury attributes Edna Morgan a 15 year old whose charred body was found in a barn to Roy Barnum a local youth who had been paying attention to her A letter from Barnum to meet him in the barn was found among the girl's effects
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Hoseburg
Ore
Edna Morgan
Roy Barnum
Barnum
Feota
Christy Honla to Middleweights
Christie Honla, Milwaukee middleweight, arrived in San Francisco from air and immediately opened on Mike Gibbons Eddie Mallorty and Jimmy Clebby. He said the fight game in Australia was poor and the war affected boxing plans.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Gas Christie
Milwaukee
Mike Gibbons
Eddie MeIlorty
Jimany Clebby
Christie
Australia
Billiard Fans See Good Games at Boyd's No. 8
A lively night with two strong three-cashion billiards matches drew a large crowd at Boyd's No. 8 cigar store. In the first game Rogers beat Weuberg 16 to 7 with a four-run inning, and in the second Seigler defeated Grant 15 to 11 after a one-run spell. Tonight two more games are scheduled, Wilson versus Speck and Weinberg versus McAlvan.
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Boyd
Rogers
Weuberg
Weinberg
Seigler
Grant
Wilson
Speck
the Secon
McAlvan
Planning New Filter for Round Top City
City Engineer R D Goodrich started work on a filter system plan for the city at Round Top. The project will cover about 100000 square feet and two designs will be prepared. A filter expert will compare the plans before bids are advertised.
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R. D. Goodrich
Round Top
Bury Steamboat at Frontier Put Up Great Shaft
Cowboys of Wyoming plan to disinter the famed horse Old Steam and reinter it at Frontier Park with a fitting memorial. A fundraising drive has begun with strong support, and completion is expected in spring after ceremonies.
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Frontier
Wyoming
Frontier Park
Quiet Wedding in Cheyenne Unites Ulrich and Hollowbeck
Charles F. Ulrich and Miss Vera Hollowbeck wed at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Leon C. Wills officiating. Guests included members of the Ladies of the Maccabees and local acquaintances. The couple will reside in Cheyenne at 418 West Nineteenth Street after the ceremony.
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Charles F. Ulrich
Vera Holhobeck
Presbyterian Mange
Leon C. Wills
John Ulrich
Tlouse Street
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Kanena
Cheyenne
Louie Swanson
West
Nineteenth Street
Indians Ask Wilson to Appoint Commission for Native Rights
A committee of 100 American Indian representatives urged President Wilson to appoint a commission to study the condition of American Indians and recommend a law that would "open the door of hope and progress" for their people.
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Washington
Wilson
Cty
Indiana
MeVey Demonstrates Sharp Skill in Marrmont Club Clash
Jim Jebson suffers poor judgment as MeVey schools him in a round at Marrmont Athletic Club. MeVey lands decisive blows, leaving Jebson vulnerable and unable to respond. The writeup notes tense action and a dramatic moment in the bout.
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New York
Jim Jebsson
Marrmont Athletic Club
MeVey
Jebason
U P Depot To Have a Matron
Through the effort of the Industrial era and Superintendent W M Jeffre, the Pacific railroad company has granted the request for a matron at the depot. The matron will supervise the ladies room and assist elderly and feeble travelers. She will prevent the depot from becoming a meeting place for young people.
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W. M. Jeffore
New
Pacifc Railroad Company
City Briefs Roundup Includes Arrests and Travel Notices
Yesterday officer McFarland arrested George Gale in Evanston on a hoard bill. Gale will be held until an Evanston officer arrives for transfer. Tony Casey and Jon Starr discharged for causing a disturbance. Robert Davidson travels to Casper for business. Mrs. W. Z. McClement shows improvement. Frank Beckley called to Oklahoma for his daughter’s operation. Mrs. K. P. Baker noted from Horse Creek. Geo A Hoar of Federal, Wyoming, doing business in Cheyenne. Horace Adams of Heel visiting city. Mrs. Sedwin Held arrived from Wheatland. Robert Taylor of Casper returned home.
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Davidall
McFarland
George Gale
Evanston
Gale
Big program for Leader family at Atlas cinema
This afternoon the Leader family with 350 honor-roll city students and 50 convent honor pupils will enjoy a film and vaudeville show at the Atlas. The Pigners perform contortion stunts in The Human Frog and the Lietard with stunning costumes and scenery. Huntsville Spot, a “million dollar” dog, adds math tricks while Walters and Murray present R. U. F. Wise. The suitcase automobile act and new jokes keep children laughing amid downtown shopping at Ohenstein's Lurch Room and Saund's. Mr. Taylor, formerly of Cheyenne, attended the Consolidatory.
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Atlas
Human Frog
Huntsville
Walters
Murray
R. UF
Wise
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le Ate
Wilson VS. Speck
Phoont Phize
OKI
Eathere Mandag
Boyd’s Cigar Store
McUlvan
U.P
Ben
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Roy
Gumll
Christie Honlabikato Middlewrights
Othe
Wasserman ’S
the Plains
Mvey
Ono
U.P. Depot
Case Wachargill
Tony Casey
Jon Starr
Caspie
Robert B. Davidson
Casper
W. Z. McClement
Chef McClement
Omaha
Frank Beckley
Lo Oxjaha
Ulire
Mr. Beckley
Colorado & Southern
Horse Creek
K.P. Baker
Federal
Geo. A. Hoar
Prom Freete
Horace FL Adams
Robert Taylor
Capitol Avinue Theatre
A. Woods
Chicago
Ohenstein's
Lurch Room
Saund's
Midwest
Conslatory
Taylor
Atlas Theatre
Prinew
Ard Prine
R. M. LaFonteine
Mark A. Chapman
Clyde EL Davis
Namie
Minas
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