Frontier Days Boosts Reach Across Nation
Boston party Fred Balsor travels through Cheyenne with a Frontier Days banner promoting the August event. The Frontier committee uses 12 000 literature pieces sent to settlers in several states and Mountain States Telephone staff will insert ads in Wyoming toll bills. Pathe's Weekly seeks moving picture rights for the festival and Cheyenne Business College mails 4 000 pieces of literature to potential students and families to advertise the show.
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Fred Balsor
Boston
Mans
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Wyo
Walker
Nassor
Federal Land Company
Frontier Committee
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Kansas
Hopkins
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wyoming
Pathe
United States
Frontier Park
Frontier Days
Cheyenne Business College
Barritt
Philippines Given Wider Voice In Law Making
Representative Jones of Virginia introduced an administration approved bill for an autonomous Philippines. It replaces the present assembly with a senate elected by popular vote of the Christian provinces and adds two senators and nine representatives for non Christian tribes. The governor general's voice is limited while the president retains an absolute veto.
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Washington
Representative Jones
Virginia
Philippine Compassion
Miners Return to Work After Wage Scale Ratified
Twenty thousand of Ohio's forty five thousand striking miners went back to work today after the United Mine Workers No. 6 convention ratified a wage scale. The convention resolutions deplore the initiation by the TI. W. W.
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Columbus
Ohio
Convention
United. Mine Workers
TI. W. W
World Interchange of Pastors Planned by Carnegie Peace Union
The Carnegie church peace union plans a large exchange of pastorates between ministers in New York and peace advocates in England Germany and other European nations. The program will be discussed at the world church peace conference in Constance Switzerland starting August 2.
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New York
England
Germany
Carnegie Church Peace Union
Constance
Switzerland
Shugrue Loses Decision to Kid Lewis in Sydney Bout
Australian reports say New York lightweight Joke Shugrue lost a 20 round decision to Kid Lewis of England in Sydney. Dave Smith of Australia knocked Pule Dubong of France in eleven rounds at Melbourne.
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Milwaukee
Young Shugrue
New York
Kid Lewis
England
Sydney
Dave Smith
Australia
Pules Dubong
France
Melbourne
France defeats Britain in Davis Cup doubles match
France defeated Great Britain in the second round doubles after British critics favored the home team. The Davis International lawn tennis cup match was played in Wimbledon, England, on July 13.
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Wimbledon
Eng
France
Great Britain
Marines Ordered to Guantanamo for Caribbean Crises
Washington July 13 Seven hundred marines were ordered to assemble at Guantanamo Cuba for possible service in Haiti and San Domingo. The move follows a request by Secretary Bryan and aims to deter revolutionaries and protect American life and property amid instability. Acting Secretary Roosevelt characterized the action as precautionary and noted the marines would be drawn from Mexican waters Philadelphia and Norfolk.
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Washington
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Navy Department
Bryan
Little Island
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Senate delays report on Jones reserve board nomination
Washington reports that a delay in the record of the hearing on Thomas D. Jones of Chicago for the federal reserve board led the Senate Banking and Currency Committee to postpone until tomorrow the presentation of its report against Jones’ confirmation. The page also includes unrelated advices about watch repairing varnishes and social commentary.
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Washington
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Jones
Carpenter Dedicates Fine New Church Edifice Free From Debt
The people of Carpenter dedicated a new church last Sunday, a 44 by 50 foot structure with basement, auditorium, and kitchen facilities, known as the First Methodist church of Carpenter. Pastor Rev. E F Clower led the effort, the project cost 5000 dollars with 1000 still needed but quickly raised. Donations included family gifts from the Springer children and others, and the event featured sermons, music, a missionary address by Miss Ary J Holland, and a successful dedication ceremony led by Dr. William T. Dumm and local ministers.
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Carpenter
People of
Methodist
First Methodist Church of
E. F. Clower
William T. Dumm
J. A. Mentzer
Chas, Jacobson
Wim
Beall
A. F. Hart
sRev
Richard Breeden
W J. Lowstuter
T. B
R. Breeden
W. T. Dumm
Bowling
Harold Vaughan
Cheyenne
Ary J. Holland
South India
Malasia
Abbiene
Kansan
H. F. Millard
Rossman
Epworth League
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IS Plan
Joke Shugrue
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Uneeda Biscuit
Zu Zu
National Biscuit Company
Marines
Dan
Tha Sherman Co
Harry Springer
Nest
Thia Church
Sone
Harry W
John B
Harmon
Misa Cora M. Springer
Bull” Durham
Bull
Durham
THE
American Tobacco Company
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