Pershing to attend boxing show at Fort D. A. Russell
General John J. Pershing will remain in Cheyenne longer, attending a boxing and entertainment program at Fort D. A. Russell. Prominent participants include Patsy Brannigan, Ladier Fontana, Kid McCoy, Abe Currier, Kid Malachy, and Kid Young, with 3,000 seats available and officials from Wyoming and Cheyenne in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
Cheyenne
Fort TD
Union Pacific
George T. Walker
Benjamin A. Poore
Walker
McMillen
Abe Polock
Pershing
Fort
D. A. Russell
Patsy Brannigan
Denver
Ladier Fontana
Fontana
Brannigan
Kid McCoy
Abe Currier
Kid Malachy
Kid Young
Laramie
Army
B. A. Poore
Robert. D. Carey
Wyoming
Poore
W. ¥. MacMillan
Tunney Emerges in Heavyweight scramble for Dempsey or Carpentier
Gene Tunney joins the rising pool of young heavyweights seeking a shot at Jack Dempsey or Georges Carpentier. His notable claim is being the only man to have a decision over Bol Martin, inter allied champion, in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
France
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Tunney
Bol Martin
Mutual Mistakes Lead To Misdirected Car Interference
A Cheyenne man faced a confusing incident when a passerby tried to seize a car as stolen. He halted the car and planned to drive it to a garage while the owner approached with a sledge hammer, prompting a sheriff’s office intervention to resolve the mistaken theft claim. The coat was recovered and the owner identified no crime occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon C. Davis
Lincoln Highway
G. & S. Roundhouse
Sheriff's Office
Davis
Mrs. Robert Lawson Dies in California
Mrs. Sarah G. Lawson wife of Rob ert Lawson superintendent of the experiment farm near Cheyenne died Thursday in St. Luke's hospital San Francisco after ill health. Body to be brought to Cheyenne for burial with survivors including her father John Gordon Worland and brother Tom Gordon and husband. Sisters in law Mrs. John Chaplin and Mrs. W. G. Bruce of Cheyenne and brother in law Angus Lawson. She was visiting Dan Lawson in California and was a past matron of Oak Leaf chapter Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah G. Lawson
Robert Lawson
Cheyenne
St. Luke's Hospital
San Francisco
Lawson
California
W. G. Bruce
Angus Lawson
McCabe Named Master Mechanic for Union Pacific West
Robert McCabe of Cheyenne has been appointed master mechanic of the Union Pacific Western division with headquarters at Green River. Superintendent A W Woodruff of the Wyoming division announced the promotion noting McCabe recently returned from two years with American forces in Siberia and is well known in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Woodruff
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Bob McCabe
Cheyenne
Green River
McCabe
Siberia
Merritt Admits Error Over Lewis Speech Claim
Congressman Schuyler Merritt admitted he misquoted John L. Lewis regarding a supposed 19 year old statement linking miners and operators to fix wages and coal prices. Lewis denied the quote, demanded a retraction, and Merritt acknowledged the error in a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Schuyler Merritt
Connecticut
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Merritt
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Anderson
Federal Court
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Congressman Merritt
Tom L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
West Virginia
Pianist Miss Leginska Prefers Hair Short For Kindness To Face
Miss Ethel Leginska, celebrated pianist, explains she prefers a bobbed haircut to long hair. She cites the face framing effect, time savings, and healthier, thicker curls as reasons for the change. George endorses the style as tidy and flattering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Leginska
Geeorge
Ruth Sale by Frazee Called Baseballs Biggest Bone
The column declares the 125000 sale of Babe Ruth by Frazee to the Yankees as baseballs greatest boner and a career defining move. It argues Ruths value surpasses the price and criticizes Frazees motive as a strike against Ban Johnson while noting Ruppert's bold stance and fan backlash in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazee
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Harry Frazee
Baseball
Boston
Ruth
Babe
Mays
Joe Lannin
Lannin
Charlie Somers
Colonel Ruppert
Yanks
Ban Johnson
Gaiy Mays
Johnson
League
Ruppert
Miller Huggins
Huth
Miners Face Public Skepticism Amid Heated Controversy
A recent local controversy urges the public to question sensational claims about miners and to rely on verified information. Officials stress transparency and urge calm as the debate intensifies.
Highway Weather Report Update Across Lincoln and Yellowstone Routes
Lincoln Highway shows east fairly good with rough patches near Durham and Pine Bluffs. North Platte has no snow, west reports about six inches at Laramie. Yellowstone Highway runs south as good with rare turnouts to Dover, and north has drifts at Chugwater with better conditions near Cas per and Orin to Douglas to Casper roadbed excellent though about six inches at Casper. Salt Creek road open. Orin to Hat Creek remains fairly to good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
Durham
Pine Bluffs
North Platte
Laramie
Yellowstone Highway
Dover
Denver
Casper
Orin
Douglas
Salt Creek
Hat Creek
Reynolds to pilot Coolidge campaign
James B. Reynolds, secretary of the Republican national committee since 1912, resigns to head Gov. Calvin Coolidge's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He will open Coolidge's campaign headquarters in Action, WORREN D. CROSS, 1724 Capitol Ave, phone 53. Try A' Leader Wantad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Calvin Woolace
Massachusetts
Reynolds
Coolidge
Worren D. Cross
Capitol Ave
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General Pershing
Expeditionary Forces
Worden D. Cross
Presiding Officers OF
THE
Mormon Church
Church of
Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Mormon Temple
Salt Lake City
Charles W. Penrose
Heber J. Grant
Anthon H. Lund
Orson F. Whitney
George Albert Smith
Rodger Clawson
James 4H. Talmage
Stephen L. Richards
David 0. McKay
Robert McCabe
U. P
Worden 1
Quhuyler
Lewises
John L
Tom L
N. B. Brown
Wantad
James TR. Reynolds
A. L. Ackroyd’s
Sale
Severance
Eaton
Austin Brothers
B. A. Wilkins
Stark
Dougla Hoe
W. Ly. Douglas Co
Sam Stark
West 16Th Street
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