Indians Burn Old Wagon and Cowboys Rescue Scene
Local pride drives organizers to deliver a grand entertainment as five thousand people are expected on opening day. The event features a buffalo hunt, a Native American incident, and a dramatic rescue by cowboys, promising royal entertainment.
New Auto Patrol Ordered By City
At the city commission meeting the Jardine Garage bid to furnish a new Studebaker patrol car for 825 was approved and a second bid of 8450 from W E Dineen was rejected. The car will be ready within thirty days. Fire Chief Taylor reported thirty nine fires on the viaduct this month and the police chief showed June receipts near 1200.
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Jardine Garage Company
Studebaker
W. E. Dineen
Taylor
Wilson's Home Run Ends 18 Inning Pirates Victory
Art Wiaon of Pittsburg hit a home run in the eighteenth inning to beat Costello the left fielder and end the longest game of the year. The Pirates won 3 to 2 as Wilson delivered the deciding blast.
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Wilson
Art Wiaon
Pittsburg Pirate
Costello
Pirates
Swat
Pittsburg
Man Claims He Will Sue for Bandit Reward
George Baccus member of the posse that arrested Bandit Carlisle in Laramie says he will pursue bail against the Union Carbide for the reward offered for the capture. He asserts he was the real captor and has told his attorney to file.
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George Baccus
Carlisle
Laramie
Union Ane
Marble Shaft Marks Captain Mullan Trail
The first permanent white marble shaft to mark the Mullan trail was set in Missoula Montana and dedicated with ceremonies by Montana Geographical Society officers. The shaft bears Captain Mullan in bold relief, the trail’s pioneer who first traversed the route.
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Missoula
Mont
Mullan
Montana Geographical Society
The
Geographical Society
Cottage Fire North of the Boulevard Claims Minor Loss
The Central fire station rushed to 2404 Washington to extinguish a small cottage blaze owned by George Gilland and occupied by the Scott family. Investigators say an open chimney flue and a mattress adjacent to a lit room caused the fire, with chemical extinguishers limiting the damage.
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Central Fire Station
Washington
George Gilland
Scott
Welsh Fouled By Ad Wolgast in Denver Bout
Freddie Welsh lightweight champion was fouled by former champion Ad Wolgast in the eleventh round of a scheduled fifteen round fight in Denver. The bout had been evenly contested until the eleventh, and Welsh earlier claimed a foul in the third round before the referee allowed the match to continue.
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Denver
Freddie Welsh
Ad Wolgast
Welsh
New Oil Company Organized With $2 Million Capital
The Pilot Petroleum Company has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It is capitalized at $2,000,000 with headquarters in Riverton. Incorporators include W. R. Weeks W. B. Adams and others.
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New Oil Company
Pilot Petroleum Company
Mondal
Riverton
W. R. Weeks
Adame
Ennlmore Chatterton
Wyoming reports nine thousand autos in state by June
Wyoming has 6900 licensed automobiles, about two thousand more than in 1915, with Ey as usual leading counties and Sheridan second. Licenses issued during June push total to the figure, and the breakdown by county follows.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
Cheyenne Celebrates Quiet Safe Fourth of July
Cheyenne saw its quietest Fourth of July as most residents left town by rail and car. Fire calls were few, crowds gathered at parks and Lake Minnehaha, and large fireworks were scarce, creating a notably safe and sane holiday.
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Embery
Laramie
Byrne
Union Pacific
Olorado
Frontier
T. Joe Cahill
Frontier Days Committee
Burns
Chugwater
Greeley
Lake
Minnehaha
Cheyenne
Starhing Apprav at the Calapopnia Bar
King of Port D A Russell and K L Wade were arrested after a disturbance at the California bar. Wade was stabbed three times by King with wounds to the wrist upper arm and shoulder. Officers Chrytenson and Talbott made the arrest last night.
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Will
King
Port D. A
Russell
K. L. Wade
Chrytenson
Talbott
California
Wade
Fugitives Thought Arrested Near Ault Deny Cheyenne Link
Sheriff Gleason aimed a $10 reward for each of the two boys over a theft report after two youths denied being Cheyenne fugitives. Ault marshal questioned them and suspected they were traveling north seeking lift from authorities. The trusties had escaped a week earlier and hoped for a safe return to Cheyenne.
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Gleason
Frank Hl
Harry Douglas
Marshall ‘Rist
Ault
Cheyenne
Marshal of
Allies Seize 3 Moré and make easy the burdens of the years to come
Readable fragments discuss peace initiatives at a conference table and who will take the first step. The piece notes doubts about external peace moves and suggests Germany may seek to hold gains while evacuating colonies, with war weariness shaping postwar aims.
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Stockholm
Verdun
Berlin
Germany
France
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