Arapahoe chiefs to rename Colorado peaks
Three Arapahoe leaders White Horse Sage and Tom Crispin will visit Estes Park to add back original Indian names to a dozen peaks. Miss Harriet Vaille leads the effort aided by Dr. Livingston Farrand and others. The party travels from Cheyenne to Estes Park and will stay two days at Long’s Peak Inn.
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Colo
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Arapahoe
Harriet Vaille
Denver
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Miss Vaillee
White Horse
Sage
Tom Crispin
Colorado
Arapahoes
Longmont
Cheyenne
F. C. Vaille
Miss Vaille
Livingston Farrand
University of Colorado
W. C. Hendrie
Oliver Toll
Shep” Husted
Long's Peak Inn
California
Colorado Mountain Club
Baseball Scores and Drenched Games Reach Summary
Score details from multiple games show batteries listed for teams such as OMOREG and Chicago with wins and losses noted amid rain delays and postponed matches. Individual battery pairings include Walsh and Schalk, Morton and ONeill, Hamilton and Agnew, Fromme and Wiltse, and James and Whaling among others. A separate item reports 11 year old Carl Floyd, breadwinner for a family of seven, drowned at a Bessemer ditch near Pueblo Colorado.
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Pueblo
Colo
Carl Floyd
Bessemer Ditch
Blends
Sheriff Intercepts Cupid Plot in Wyoming Town
In Lusk Wyoming on July 19 Sheriff Rogers stopped 18 year old Virginia Mughes from continuing a trip east to Chadron to marry a mail agent. Mughes, from Buckner near Casper, was taken from an eastbound passenger car and placed in custody. The sheriff later escorted her to Orin for care.
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Lusk
Wyo
Virginia Mughes
Sheriff Rogers
Chadron
Buckner
Casper
More Work On The South Roads Into Cheyenne
Loveland Colorado July 13 In a renewed campaign for good roads Larimer county has asked for funds for the construction of a fourteen mile highway between Wellington and the Wyoming line. The new road will be 24 feet wide with a nine mile tangent and will be paved with Wellington gravel. It is a branch of the Lincoln highway. County commissioners aim to make it equal to the best part of the highway proper. The finished gravel road between Loveland and Fort Collins is described as one of the best in the state.
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Loveland
Colo
Larimer County
Wellington
Wyoming Mne
Fort Collings
Passenger Warned Then Falls to Death Near Green Mountain Falls
Henry Gibson aged 52 of Colorado Springs was killed when he fell from an excursion train near Green Mountain Falls after his wife warned him to move from the rear platform. The train curved sharply and he was hurled to his death.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Henry Gibson
Green Mountain Falls
Gibson
Death claims Earl Foree in Wyoming hospital
Earl Foree, accused of killing Undersheriff W H Voach during a June 13 gunfight after an attempted arrest for horse stealing, died late this afternoon at the State hospital in Sheridan. Foree had traveled to Portland for evidence gathering for his murder trial and suffered peritonitis after three weeks under guard.
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Sheridan Wyo
Earl Foree
W. H. Voach
Foree
Portland
Ore
Voach
Brennan Named Deputy U S Marshal in Wyoming
EVANSTON Wyo July 13 Brennan received appointment this week as deputy United States marshal with headquarters at ston succeeding Jas OTeee now located in the state arl ington. He will proceed to Jackson's Lake on official business a ten day trip. He is seeking the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Uinta county. D F Hudson of Lander is United States marshal for Wyoming and was formerly state game warden.
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Wyo
Brennan
United Marshal
Ston
Jas. Oteee
Arlington
Jackson's Lake
Uinta County
Hunter's Back Broken In Fall From Cliff Near Pueblo
Charlies L. Johnson aged 29 fell from a 25 foot cliff while rabbit hunting in the foothills 28 miles from Pueblo Colorado. He was rushed to St. Marys Hospital in Pueblo with a broken back.
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Hunter
A. Cliff
Pueblo
Colo
Charlies L. Johnson
Johnson
St. Mary's Hospital
Goshen County Fair plans outlined for September dates
TORRINGTON Wyoming July 13 A Goshen County Fair association stockholders meeting set the annual fair for September 2 3 and 4 Del Skinner Tom Powers E B Hudson Jess Yoder and Chas Williard selected to lead arrangements The fair long a regional attraction aims to exceed previous years efforts to improve the event
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Torrington
Wyo
Goshen County Fair Association
del Skinner
Tom Powers
E. B. Hudson
Jess Yoder
Chas. Williard
Goshen County Fair
Wyoming to Be Well Marked monuments list
Monument listings document various U S military posts in Wyoming including Fort Sanders Fort John Buford Fort Walbach Fort Bridger and Fort Casper. Entries note establishment and abandonment dates and that tablets are shipped to residents and DAR chapters in 1914.
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Wyoming
State of
Johnadm County
R. O. Watkins
Clearmont
Wyo
Fort Sanders
William P. Sanders
State of Wyoming
Jacques Laramie
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. J. Parshall
Cheyenne
Fort Bridger
A. S
Maurice Groshon
Carter
Fort Casper
U. S
C. L. Nicolaysen
Casper
Barber County Treasurer Suffers Bone Lodged Throat
Lusk Wyoming July 19 Barber county treasurer while eating chicken Sunday had a piece of bone lodge in his throat. He was taken to Douglas by John Barber. X ray showed no more bone but probing found a small sliver which was removed.
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Lusk
Wyo
Hol Barber
Douglas
John Barber
Glaring Openness of New Haven Work Revealed
The document accuses the principal company and subsidiaries of complex accounts, stock manipulation in New Haven stock for notes, fictitious sales to raise market price, and non itemized legal retainers. It cites paid lobbying, press subsidies, free passes to legislators, and a $400000 securities investment with political bosses used to influence outcomes. John L. Billard allegedly profited without investment in a major New Haven transaction.
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New Haven
New England Navigation Company
New England
Rhode Island
Mellen
John L. Billard
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