Rand Concert and Local Notices Light up Frontier Day
The brief items report a free public concert in the business district tonight at 8:19, sermons by Rev. George R. Edmundson in Cheyenne, and a wave of travelers and visitors in town from Casper Kemmerer Pine Bluffs Golden Prairie and Green River. Also noted are Frontier events including a railcar baggage check for Sunday’s Fort Collins excursion and a ban on gambling during the Frontier celebration.
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Rear Admiral Caperton to Succeed Winslow as Pacific Fleet Commander
Washington July 7 Rear Admiral W B Caperton currently in command of the cruiser squadron in Haitian and Dominican waters was chosen to succeed Admiral Winslow as commander of the Pacific fleet upon Winslow's retirement July 29 due to age.
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Spaulding's Son Killed in Battle
SAN DIEGO July 7 Albert C. Spalding Jr adopted son of A G Spalding millionaire sporting goods manufacturer was killed in action in Flanders July 1 He was a lieutenant in the Tenth Royal Inniskillen fusiliers and died in the early hours of the great Allied drive.
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Cattle Trade Growth Links South America to U.S.
South American cattlemen increasingly rely on U.S. stock to build herds and seed alfalfa and Italian rye grass as vital forage. Alfalfa thrives in the region, supporting cattle fattening on grasses. Cattle feeding is less expansive there, but finishing cattle remains profitable with good pasture.
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Lansing Asks Carranza for Speedy Settlement
State department agents report rebels leaving death and destruction as Villa’s forces reportedly reassemble. Villista recruits flock to his banner as officials fear renewed threat to Chihuahua and possible proximity to the U.S. border amid intervention plots.
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Knights of Columbus to Initiate Big Class July 23
A local Knights of Columbus council will initiate about thirty candidates on Sunday July 23 at the Knights of Columbus hall. State Deputy Herbert Fairall of Colorado will supervise the work with many Colorado knights joining Wyoming visitors. After the degree work a luncheon will be served.
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Gompers Lands Teachers Who Band in Unions
NEW YORK July 7. Organized teachers were landed today by Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor in New York before the National Educational Association. He declared organized labor offers opportunities for freedom and warned educators to beware of philanthropic groups aiming to dominate education. Wage earners are more interested in proper instruction in public schools, he said, amid power given to educational institutions and efforts to control them.
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Earthquake Shocks Reported in Naples and Calabria
Several strong earthquake shocks were felt in the Neapolitan and Calabria provinces on July 7. Authorities believe the tremors are linked to the telluric movement that caused the disaster at the Siei Han sulphur mines.
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Farmers plan elevator company near Manville
Local farmers near Manville plan to organize a company to erect an elevator. A Pullman has been added to the Burlington Denver to Cody train to serve summer tourists at Yellowstone. A Riverton baseball win over the Cooper team 4 to 3 last Sunday is noted.
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Buffalo Bisons Beat Sheridan Blue Sox 4 3 in Fourth
The Buffalo Bisons defeated the Sheridan Blue Sox 4 to 3 on the Fourth. Emma Palin and Jack Mantle quietly married in Kammerer Evanston stating they are well known residents. Two Kemmerer youths faced district court over a house burglary with a . rifle found at the home of one offender. each was bound over for 250.
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Son Attacks Will of J. R. McLean
In Washington a legal battle to break the will of publisher J. R. McLean opened in district supreme court with Edward Beale McLean as sole heir. The caveat claims McLean was not of sound mind when he made the will, estimating estate value at 16 to 20 million dollars.
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German Fleet on Raid Near British Coast
Berlin reports a British steamship Leatria seized near the English coast by German warships. The Lestria, a 284 ton Cork owned vessel from Liverpool, was held up by a portion of the German high sea fleet and taken as a prize.
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Officer Vindicated for Killing Father In Areckenridge
In Areckenridge Colorado July T. After a brief trial the jury found District Attorney Barney Lb Whatley guilty of murder in the death of his father Mo W Whatley. Whitley killed his father to protect his wife and sister from further abuse.
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Guardsmen to face court martial at Fort Sam Houston
Two of four New Mexico guardsmen who refused the federal oath will be tried by a general court-martial at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio. The case, handled by Capt. Louie J Vansehalck, was recommended for the trial. The remaining guardsmen likely to be tried at Columbus.
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Missile strike near Moorcroft at 800 feet reported
Revelle McMicken of Hawlins completed Harvard University law course with high credits. The incident details a strike at 800 feet near Moorcroft reported last week.
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Revelle McMicken
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Harvard University
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