Cubanolas to clash with Cheyenne Indians Sunday
The Cubanolas of Denver, a fast squad built from last year’s Knights of Columbia stars, visit Cheyenne to meet the Indians Sunday afternoon. Denver’s Tot Birkendahl aims for a clean sweep while Ed Gerrans’ squad plans to hold its own in a promising game. A rematch with Cheyenne follows in Greeley on August 6.
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Cheyenne
Cubanolas
Denver
Cheyenne Indians
Denver Knights of Columbia
Clearmakers
Tot Birkendahl
Denver Outfit
Ed Gerrans
Indians
Greeley
Gerrans
Late Young Seeks Wyoming Oil Exploration
The article discusses Mr. Young's remarks on oil prospects along the Union Pacific and his view on preparedness. It mentions his past roles as a war correspondent in the Cuban campaign of 1808 and the Balkan conflict, and he predicts Wyoming’s future wealth from its natural resources.
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Union Pacific
Lusitania
Mr. Young
Wyoming
Progressives condemn Hughes endorsement by national committee
Matthew Hale of Boston blasted the Progressive National Committee for endorsing Charles E. Hughes without delegates or state groups’ approval. He said the action lacked authority and consultation. In Detroit a state progressive meeting repudiated the national committee’s Hughes endorsement.
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New York
Matthew Hale
Boston
Progressive National Committee
Progressive National Convention
Charlen E. Hughes
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Tialo
Progressive Party
Dearoit
National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Carpenters Call Meeting Tonight at Seven Thirty
Women of Woodcraft dance Friday evening July 14 at the K of C hall with gentlemen free and ladies admitted. Burke, Clerk, notes details for attendees.
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Carpenters
Burke
Women of Woodcraft
Son of Confederate General to Command New York Regiment
Captain Gordon Johnston of the Eleventh United States Cavalry is authorized to accept a commission as Colonel of the Twelfth New York Infantry. Johnston has been chief aide to Major General Leonard Wood, and the colonelcy was offered at the request of the officers and men.
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New York
Gordon Johnston
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Twelfth
New York Infantry
Johnston
Leonard Wood
Captain Johnston the Confederate General's Son in Army
The War Department weighs acceptance of Captain Johnston son of the only surviving Confederate major general. A Princeton graduate of 1896, he joined Roosevelt's Rough Riders, served in the Philippines, earned a congressional medal of honor for Mount Dajo, and was wounded. He later held staff and cavalry commands in Kansas Colorado and Germany, praised by General Weed as an efficient officer.
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War Department
Johnston
Althougth
North Carolina
Seon
Alabama
Mount Vernon
Princeton
Colonal Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cubs
Tampa
Hor Sea
Philippines
Sigmal Corps
Mount Dajo
School of Equitation
Hanover
Germany
Fort Riley
Kan
Cavalry
Colorado
Wood
Weed
Chautauqua To Return Next Year In Cheyenne
The Chautauqua closed after a successful week in Cheyenne with strong attendance and receipts above guarantees. Manager N. Walton announced plans to return next year with fifty signers for the guarantees fund and praised Capt. A. A. Underwood for aiding support. The Junior Chautauqua under Miss Margaret Cleland drew 710 youngsters, and lectures by J. Kearney and Dr. Reitzel were highlighted as top features.
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Cheyenne
N. Walton
A. A. Underwood
Chautauqua
Aignore
Lamont
Industrial Club
Underwood
Margaret Cleland
Jack Fletcher Dies of Apoplexy Near Brother’s Ranch
R. H. Fletcher known as Jack Fletcher dropped dead of apoplexy at his brother’s Wyoming ranch near Lara mie Peak Sunday morning. An engineer for the U S Geological Survey, he lived in Denver and was visiting Cheyenne. Funeral occurred in Denver with burial planned in California. he leaves a wife two children a mother and nine siblings.
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R. H. Fletcher
Jack Fletcher
R. N. Fletcher
Laramie Peak
Mr. Fletcher
United States Geological Survey Service
Wyoming Ranch
Denver
Cheyenne
California
Fletcher
German commerce submarine to bring back condensed milk
Amsterdam July 12 reports from Bremen say the next German commerce submarine bound for America will return fond cuffs and condensed milk. Agents of the submarine’s owners claim the venture is humanitarian, citing German babies dying from milk shortages. Emperor William is said to have a financial interest in the scheme.
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Amsterdam
America
Bremen
Science Seeks Germ For Infant Plague In New York
New York reports ongoing effort to isolate the germ behind a deadly infant plague. Health officials discuss testing a epitura amid a physician meeting while the epidemic shows a brief improvement with seventeen deaths in the last twenty four hours across the five boroughs.
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New York
Emeraon
Gem
New York City
Fragmentary plea to stop advancement to officer dim moment
The readable text reflects a fragmented plea about hindering advancement to an officer role. It includes garbled words and does not provide clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Caperton Named Successor to Pacific Fleet Commander
Rear Admiral W. S. Caperton, leader of a restel Atlantic fleet in Haitian waters, selected to replace Rear Admiral Winslow as Pacific fleet commander when Winslow retires July 29. Secretary Daniels notes Caperton's promotion for long service and record. Caperton to be succeeded by Rear Admiral Pond. ceremony by H. D. Gleason.
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W. 8
Caperton
Haytland
Domingo Waters
Herbert Winslow
Winslow
Daniels
Capterton
Pond
Bureau of Mines Publications and Technical Papers list
The report lists Bulletin 106 on marble quarrying by Oliver Bowles from 1916, Bulletin 115 on coal mine fatalities with statistics, Bulletin 118 abstracts of decisions, and Technical Papers 117 121 145 on mining topics. It notes limited free distribution and advises ordering by number and title.
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Oliver Bowles
United States
A. H. Fay
J. W. Thompson
G. A. Burrell
HM. T. Boyd
J. W. Robertson
G. B. Taylor
W. Cope
Decorating for Frontier Parade Promoted by Western Fire Works
George P F Knight representative of the Western Fire Works Co will visit business people for decorating needs for the Frontier parade. The company will display three automobile trimmers during the show and provide prices and designs. Knight's headquarters are at 1708 Capitol avenue.
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Drocorate
George PF. Knight
Western Fire Works Co
Ethore
Knight
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne City Council Regular Session Proceedings
The Office of City Clerk Cheyenne Wyoming records a Monday July 16 2014 regular council meeting at 7 30 p m with a quorum present.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Oethirty P. m
State of
Laramie
Sholwalter
Wald City
J. J. Showalter
City Council Minutes Note Censor Duties and Sewer Deal
The Cheyenne city council minutes from July 10 1916 record Major Douglas MacArthur designated as censor for Mexican operations and border mobilization notes. A committee report shows city funds status for the quarter ending June 30 and an accepted offer from Adolph Coors B and M to turn over a private sewer into the city system pending maintenance by the city.
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Douglas MacArthur
Hero Staff
Army
Baker
Adolph Coors B. & M. Company
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