Bristol Printing Manager Edward Bristol Killed In Auto Crash
Edward Lee Bristol a 46 year old manager at Bristol Printing died near Nunn Colorado when the car he drove overturned and pinned him under the wheel. His son Jack Bristol survived. The pair had been fishing at Cherokee Park and were traveling to Lagy D ranch when battery issues forced higher speed to reach a new supply. The accident occurred about 9 p m Sunday along a curve north of Nunn.
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Edward Lee Bristol
Ace
8. A. Bristol Printing Company
Nuon
Cole
Cheyenne
Jack Bristol
Mr. Bristol
Cherokee Park
Young Bristol
Nunn
Lagy D
Ranch
Bristol
Frontier Days prelims to stage world championship events
Large entry list drives prelims for Frontier Days world championship rodeo. Rides, steers and horses provided by committee with $1600 purse for rough riding and $600 for steer roping. Winners earn cash prizes as finals determine top men and women in four day celebration.
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Lot
Eastern Struggle Dominates War Front Moves
London reports a vast eastern war effort with von Buelow commanding the German left toward Riga and Eichhorn and Gallwitz pushing along the Narew lines. Ossowecz forts slow German progress while Mackensen pressures the 100 mile Polish front. Russians defend Poland or retreat with intact armies as German forces gain.
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London
Baltic
Dweister
von Buelow
von Kluck
France
Riga
Berlin
Petrograd
von Rbuelow
General von Eichhorn
Ossowetz
von Eichhorn
General von Gallwitz
Pransnysz
Narew
Lublin
Rawka
Reura
Warsaw
Vistula
Bug
von Mackensen
Russia
Poland
Allies Plan to Disable Rhine Bridges in German War
The allies propose to destroy fifteen Rhine crossings to cut German supply lines into France. A map shows the crossings used by German troops for ammunition and food. Air raids on the supply depot at Franen could cripple the western army's fuel and provisions.
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Germany
Rhine
France
Sixo
Franen
Thiu Poluot
Army of the West
Cowboys Boot Factory to Be Established in Cheyenne
G C Blucher plans a first class made to measure boot and shoe factory at 1714 Ce avenue with repair department. He has 27 years of experience and will employ a large staff to serve buyers in the region. Samples at 1715 Capitol avenue show superior workmanship.
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Cowboys
Cheyenne
Manula
G. C. Blucher
Anie
As Ie
Ce Avenue
Buyuleherbes
Weel
Texas
Kansas
Capitol Avenue
Frank Fights For Life After Prison Attack
Leo M. Frank remains alive in Milledgeville prison hospital after a fellow convict slashed his throat. Doctors report the wound swollen with fever and blood poisoning feared. surgeons halted the bleeding and monitor infection as Governor Harris orders an inquiry into whether the assailant acted alone.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Milledgeville
Ife
H. J. Rosenberg
Frank
Quy Compton
William Creen
Georgia Prison Commission
Mary Phagan
Harriages
Witc
Creen
Sheepherder Al McConnell Inherits $8000 Estate
Casper Wyoming July 19 Al McConnell an old time sheepherder received notice this week that he has fallen heir to an estate of 8000 from a firm of eastern attorneys. The inheritance comes from a recently deceased eastern relative and includes papers for hire signature. McConnell has long worked with major sheep outfits in the region and is praised as a veteran in the trade.
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Casper
Wyo
al McConnell
Neomsenry
McConnell
WELLS REPORT NEAR THERMOPOLIS AND MEXICO AREA
July 1891 reports three wells drilled in Hot Springs country within ten days. Whit ing reports a good producer to Grass Creek on the Liulejohn property where drilling has continued. Mesico-Wromlug to be reorganized and pushed rapidly. Nar Levi reports activity near Cottonwood struck Tuesday.
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Thermopolis
Wyre
Grass Creek
Liulejohn Binse
Whather Pokercast For Cheyenne and Vicinity
Poeedas felr and Warmer. ee ee
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Cheyenne and Vicinity
Sweden may enter the world war amid neutrality tensions
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen cites Swedish premier Hammarckjold warning neutrality may crumble if peace proves untenable. Reports note Austro German pressure on Romania with massed Teutonic troops and an Athens move toward Venizelos reviving Liberal leadership as Greece delays parliament reopen until August 16.
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Sweden
Hammarakjold
Varberg
Bhelleva
Rumania
Moscow
Russkoye Slovon
Chamber of Deputies
Eleutherion Venizelos
Liberal Party
Venizelos
Constantine
Germany Loses Empire in Africa in World War I
The article depicts Allied advances cutting German holdings in Africa. It notes the fall of German East Africa and Togoland, with British forces led by General Botha wrapping up German control. It compares Africa losses to European empire sizes, suggesting Britain will retain captured territories.
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Koenigsberg
Mufij
Amelie
Europe
Kovnigzberg
Minwigvippi
Great Britain
Storm and Heat Claim 26 Lives Across East
Reports from Philadelphia Cleveland and New York detail heat waves and storms causing multiple deaths. In Philadelphia five deaths and one suicide are linked to heat with a 90 degree high. In Cleveland four heat fatalities occur including three infants. New York records thirteen heat deaths as a severe weekend heat breaks with a late storm. St Louis reports three lightning deaths in a violent storm.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York Central
Thireen
Gotham
New York
Denver Executives to Attend Frontier Day Celebrations
Denver Mayor Sharpley and city commissioners will visit for Frontier Day. Local hosts will entertain them as a Denver motor race between a lightning track and a free-for-all of cars is planned for July 24 with a 200 dollar prize from the Post. A special train will carry guests between the two cities.
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Sharply
Denver
Colorado Capital
R. N.lafontaine
Sharpley
Denver Motor Club
Lemer Wit
Ile
Local Traffic Incident and Arrest Report
A garbled police blotter item notes a motorist stopped for speeding near a touring car in North Normal on a Wednesday. The report mentions a $20 payment tied to the incident and references a pursuit time and a station along with a chuffous helper.
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Storm and Heat
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