Frontier Days 1913 Program Unveiled With Wide Range of Events
The committee released the complete Frontier Days program for 1913 featuring a full slate of races, exhibitions, and parades. Highlights include cow pony races, Indian and military displays, world championship roping, bucking contests, and a large second day parade with riders and troops. Both days promise extensive entries, purses, and special cups, with rules for mounts, age and size limits, and eligibility.
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Promisell
Oman
United States Twelfth Cavalry
Land of Full
Pnsaddie
Denver
Roper
Union Pacifico
Lot
Corral
Mounted Pioneers
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver Post
United States
United States Cavalry
Chambers Heads Mediation Board in Railway Dispute
President Wilson selects William Chambers to head the new mediation board under the Newlands act with G W W Hanger as assistant. The board aims to avert a strike by 50,000 conductors and trainmen on eastern railroads. New York reaction warns of a possible strike if railroads persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
William Chambers
District of Columbia
G. W. W. Hanger
Senate
Martin Knapp
United States Commerce Court
Louis F. Post
Congress
Newlands Bi
Roads
Board of Metdtation
Judge Chambers
Melee
International Court of Samoa
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hanger
Chambers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Neill
Knapp
Post
Lofty Haat
Ima
New York
Lee
Elisha Lee
Conference Committee of Managers
Rovda
Seth Low
National Clyte Federation
Mondey Po
Roa
Costiived Do
Plenty Of Cars For Good Roads Workers Assured
Twenty two cars pledged for Good Roads rally day on July 23. With three workers per car plus drivers, at least 80 people will be at work. George Walker chairs the car committee and expects crews and pairs to double before the day. Several area residents have pledged cars and volunteers, and arrangements include posting highway signs from Cheyenne to Horse Creek, plus in-car refreshments and water distribution along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walker
E. Cotton
C. W. Riner
R. Wildine
J. B. Stimson
J. Ross Carpenter
Pine Bluffe
King Constantine Describes Bulgarian Atrocities in Macedonia
The Greek king on the Hadj Botlik front reports horrific Bulgarian actions in Macedonia. He says precipitate village fighting prevented greater slaughter and shares details via Colonel Dovament. The message continues in the New York dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Constantine
Greece
Thia
Hadlil Bellik
Saros
Macedonia
Dovament
Ted Preas
Hadj
Botlik
US delaying Mexican policy until talks with Wilson and Bryan
Washington July 17 officials say the administration will not act on the Mexican situation until President Wilson and Secretary Bryan confer with Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson en route from Mexico City. Decisions will depend on his read of conditions before replying to a European power note, amid doubts about reliable long-range information from Mexico.
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Washington
Fluerza
Wilson
Bryan
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Diplomat Corps
Republic
Commissioners Sustain Tax on Union Pacific
County commissioners upheld the 2012 level Union Pacific valuation, with deputy tax agent Holcomb confirming the assessment will stand and taxes totaling about 9000 dollars will be collected. Holcomb argued the county assessor cannot tax for city purposes, while State Tax Commissioner McGill asked the railway to appear before the board on July 28 to hear protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smaller
Union Pacific Railway
G. Holcom
Holcomb
Baw
McGill
A. W. Sexibner
Railway
Holécarb
Board of County Commissioners
Seritaer
State Board of Equalization
Nervous Trouble Precedes Death At Divide Ranch
Charley F. B. Johnann 22 from Betherville La died by self inflicted rifle shot on a ranch between Divide and Niledale. He had a history of nervous trouble and had earlier attempted suicide. His brother in law Glens Towns found him after returning to the house at supper. The tragedy occurred Wednesday night and Dr. C. boarded the scene. Funeral plans were not finalized.
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Charley FB. Johnann
Divide
Wn Lousuiest
Betheryville
Glens Towns
NiHledale
Betherville
Mulhall Testifies On 1908 McClave Campaign Ties
Martin Mulhall former National Association of Manufacturers lobbyist faced cross examination on his 1908 links with W McClave in New Jersey Sixth District race against William Hughes. Mulhall said NAM funded his efforts with 3000 and a man named Barber contributed 2000. he described meals, rides, and hotel meals with McClave and claimed McClave was a frequent campaign presence.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturer
Senate
Reed
Mulhall
W. McClave
McClave
New Jersey
Willigmn Hughes
B.C. Hart
Wilson
McClare
Hughes
National Association of Manufacturers
Barber
Lie
Mulhal
Burke
Internal Revenue
Petergon
Republican Party
Cardwell Seeks Cadets For Good Roads Rally
Sergeant Cardwell invites high school cadets to join a July 22 good roads rally day offering an enjoyable country automobile trip. Cadets assisting with event tasks will gain a day in Cheyenne with transportation provided and a chance to support county needs. Interested cadets should contact Betty James L Cardwell at 1620 Central Ave by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieh
Cardwell
Ha Tadue
Cheyenne
Botty James
L. Cardwell
Central Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sista
Om- Lee-E
Charlies P. Nelli
Missioner of Labor
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
King
Union Pacific
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