Busy Days Ahead for Leader's Free Trip Winners
The article outlines plans for eight winners of a campaign free trip to the coast, with first stop in Salt Lake City. Prizes include a diamond pendant from Niveth-Gorlsine, a tailor-made suit display, an Ansco camera, a hand bag, and call- cards printed by Quality Shop. Hosts include Pearl Reed, Palace Drug, Kelley Mercantile, and hotels in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with July 25 gathering in Cheyenne for Frontier Days and a horse race among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lealer
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Hierald-Republican
Balt Air Beach
Marile Lawler
Niveth-Gorlsine Company
James Slacers
Sands
Ansco
Jean Massey
Mr. Hopkins
Palace Drug Company
Herb Schneider
Quality
Schneider
Kelley Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
Maryland Hotel
San Prancisco
Northern
Los Angeles
Colorado
Born Blind Daughter Reunites With Mother After Surgery
In Los Angeles on July 12 Jos Thomasyn Carlyle a Berkeley student born blind for 19 years glimpsed her mother for the first time after a surgical operation. She arrived by steamer from San Francisco and was greeted by a crowd at the gangplank as emotions ran high and whispers filled the air.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jos Thomasyn Carlyle
Berkeley
San Francisco
UZARS MEN DISPATCHED 10 AID ALLIES DARDANELLES
Manila reports Saigon arrivals state Messagers of Maritime ships are being converted into transports for Russian troops to the Dardanelles. Carpenters overhaul vessels then sail to Vladivostok to load troops for Gallipoli. Turkish forts shell a British battleship near Gaba Tepe with minor Turkish casualties.
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Uzar
Dardanelles
Manila
Saigon
Cochin China
Messagers of
Messageries
Vladivostok
Russia
Constantinople
Gallipoli Peninsula
Lord Nelgon
Gaba Tepe
Gallipoli
Krithia
Berlin
Lord Nelson
Agammenon
Strait
Holt's Body Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Texas
In Dallas on July 12 Prank Holt was buried at Oak Hill cemetery after a suicide following a shooting of J P Morgan. Relatives and friends attended a small funeral procession as Rev J P Mussett of Fort Worth conducted the last rites. Holt's wife Mia stood by with her two children.
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Dallas
Texas
Prank Holt
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. P. Morgan
F. Sensabaugh
Holt
Inlaw
J. P. Mussett
Fort Worth
Mia
Roosevelt Leaves for Three-Week Pacific Trip
New York report states Theodore Roosevelt departed last night for a three weeks trip to the Pacific coast. At Sam Frageclace on July 21 he will be the principal speaker for Hoopevels Day.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Sam Frageclace
War era metal exports surge as demand grows
Washington reports a sharp rise in exports converted to battlefield supplies. Barbed wire, steel rods, horse shoes, and metalworking machinery see large gains with May 1915 figures dramatically higher than May 1914. Cheese and saddles also show strong foreign demand.
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Washington
U. S
United States
New Haven Heads Win in Court in Great Suit
The Massachusetts Supreme Court dismissed a $102,000,000 suit by minority stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad against current and former directors. Chief Justice Rugg wrote that stock policy rests with majority holders and courts should not second guess corporate policy.
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Boston
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Road
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Rugg
William G. Rockefeller
Charles 8. Mellen
The
D. Newton Barney
William Skinner
George Meo. Miller
Robert W. Taft
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edwin Milner
FL Dever Warner
New England
N. H. & H. Treasury
Boston and Maine
New York, Weatebester
Boston Railroad
Weather Outlook for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Ua, settled Tuesday with probable showers and slight temperature changes across Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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Porroast
Cheyenne
United States May Recognize Gen Carranza in the Future
Washington reports suggest Carranza’s likely control of Mexico City amid mixed signals on rebel positions. Officials expect foreign advisories and anticipate U S recognition if Carranza moves to restore the federal government, with Vera Cruz food shipments to Mexico City anticipated.
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United States
Gen. Carranza
Washington
Ike Carranza
Mexico City
Carrangistas
Cieneral de Lara
Vera Cruz
Psuce
Federal Et
Zapatista
Carranzista
Zapata
Obregon
Villa
Washingtons
Horses Shipped to Allies Boost at Hinton Camp
Hinton West Virginia July 12 Fifty additional troops joined the effort to care for war horses moving from the west to the Atlantic seaboard. Officers report about 200000 horses have been handled since the European conflict began.
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Hinton
W. Va
Lantic Seaboard
Park Bandits Still Sought in Yellowstone Robbery
Livingston Mont July 12. Search for two bandits who robbed five coaches and fifty tourists in Yellowstone National Park last Friday will continue indefinitely. Park Superintendent L M Brett says U S marshals in Wyoming Montana and Idaho have marching orders for the men. Soldiers on guard visited camps in pursuit but yielded no result as victims left the park today.
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Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Gol. L. M. Brett
Moral crusade urged in China and Japan
Rev. F L Anderson of Chicago urged a moral crusade for China and Japan. He called China a potent world power and Japan the rudder of Asia needing firm control. He said both nations had lost confidence in their religious leaders.
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China
Japan
Oakland
Cal
F.L. Anderson
Chicago
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Asia
United States Prepares Note on Submarine War Rights
Secretary Lansing began drafting a note to Germany outlining U S policy toward submarine warfare and neutrals rights. The note aims to avoid surrendering American rights, with President to review after Secretary Lansing’s consultation in New Hampshire. Count von Bernstorff will visit for information only.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
Germany
Ise
Ing
Lusitania
Cornish
Count von Bernstorff
Lancing
National League Sets 21-Player Team Limit
At a special meeting called by President Tener the National League adopted a rule limiting each team to twenty one players. The measure was passed unanimously with all club presidents present.
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New York
National League
Tener
Dry farming in Cheyenne region yields rich crops under light irrigation
George S Walker reports on dry farms near Cheyenne and Paola in Laramie County. He cites Stanley and son’s fields of rye, wheat, oats, flax and potatoes with high yields, noting 75 acres of rye, 20 acres of winter wheat and 100 tons of prairie hay last year. He urges merchants and farmers to visit to see the potential.
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Cheyenne
Highland Colony
Paola
Fort Russell
Stanley Varm
T. M. Stanley and Son
Township
Range
Paola District
Stanley
Sherman Stanley
Laramie
George
Walker
Night Session Aims to Speed Thaw Sanity Trial
New York July 12 A session is planned tonight to hasten the sanity trial of Harry K. Thaw. By Tuesday night the jury may be asked to decide his sanity as counsel noted at the trial's opening. Thaw maintains his confident demeanor despite restrictions at Ludlow Street jail amid Evelyn Thaw testimony and state allegations.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Sesson
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Ludlow Street
Lovell Canning Factory Prospect Draws Local Interest
Lovell and nearby farmers discuss the possibility of securing a canning factory. Business leaders plan to present the matter to the city council and push for a favorable outcome in the effort to establish local canning operations.
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Roosevelt
New Haven
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Allies
PARK
U. 3
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Lovell
Canning -Pactory
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Nahborhood
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