Frontier Days Boost Seeks Nationwide Attention
Boston party led by Fred Balsor travels Cheyenne with Frontier Days banner on route to San Francisco. Advertising drives include 12 000 plus pieces from Federal Land Co and 4 000 materials from Cheyenne Business College. Pathe Weekly seeks moving-picture rights to promote the 1914 event while Frontier committee ponders future exposure.
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Frontier Days
Cheyenne Business College
Barritt
Philippines To Have More Voice In Making Laws
Representative Jones of Virginia introduces an administration approved bill for greater autonomy in the Philippines. It replaces the current composition with a senate elected by popular vote of the Christian provinces and adds non Christian representation via governor general appointees. The governor general’s voice would be limited and the president would hold an absolute veto.
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Washington
Representative Jones
Virginia
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Miners Return to Work After Wage Scale Ratified
Twenty thousand of Ohio’s forty five thousand striking miners returned to work today after the United Mine Workers No. 6 convention ratified the wage scale. The convention resolutions deplore the initiation by the I. T. W. W. and signal a shift to on the job production.
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World inter change of pastors planned by Carnegie peace union
The Carnegie church peace union plans an extensive exchange of pastors between New York ministers and peace advocates in England, Germany and other European countries. The program will be one of the topics at the world church peace conference opening August 2 in Constance, Switzerland.
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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 defeated Pule Dubong in Melbourne.
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Kid Lewis
Milwaukee
Young Shugrue
New York
England
Sydney
Dave Smith
Australia
Pules Dubong
France
Melbourne
France Wins Davis Cup Doubles Clash Over Britain
France defeated Great Britain in a second round doubles match at Wimbledon to advance in the Davis International lawn tennis cup, defying British critics' expectations.
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France
Great Britain
Marines Sent 700 to Guantanamo for Haiti and San Domingo
Seven hundred marines were ordered to assemble at Guantanamo Bay for possible service in Haiti and San Domingo. The move, requested by Secretary Bryan, aims to deter revolutionaries by force if needed. Acting Secretary Roosevelt said the action is precautionary to protect American life and property amid unrest in the region.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
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Bryan
Little Island
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Senate delays record on Jones federal reserve board nomination
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee postponed its report on Thomas D. Jones of Chicago after a delay in completing the hearing record. The postponement pushes the confirmation decision to tomorrow. The page also includes unrelated ads such as watch repair and varnishes.
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Carpenter Dedicates Fine New Church Edifice Free From Debt
The people of Carpenter dedicated a new church last Sunday for the First Methodist Church of Carpenter. The 44 by 50 foot building includes a basement with a 50 by 30 foot auditorium, a 14 by 30 foot lecture room, a kitchen, and a dining hall. The $5,000 cost was fully funded after a $1,000 deficit was raised in under half an hour. Reverend E F Clower led the project with support from Rev W T Dumm and others. Miss Ary J Holland spoke on missions. Harold Vaughan sang. the day featured Sunday School, Epworth League activities, and a strong show of community generosity lifting all debts and setting Carpenter on a boom toward becoming a city on Wyoming's southern border.
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W J. Lowstuter
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W. T. Dumm
Bowling
Harold Vaughan
Cheyenne
Ary J. Holland
South India
Malasia
Abbiene
Kansan
H. F. Millard
Rossman
Epworth League
Harry Springer
Nest
Thia Church
Sone
Harry W
John B
Harmon
Misa Cora M. Springer
Wyoming
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