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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1919

Page

2

Brakive Pat Party Plans Cheyenne Visit

The Crooklyn touring party of 25 journalists and publicity men from the East arrives in Cheyenne at 4 30 p m on July 24, the second day of Frontier Days. They travel from Estes Park via Port Collins on the Colorado and Southern, stay in Pullman and diner cars, visit Fort Russell Friday morning, attend Frontier Days in the afternoon, then depart for Yellowstone National Park at 9 p m.

Crooklyn, Agile East Cheyenne Estee

Big U and J Carburetors sale at Mank Keslar motor Co

U and J Carburetors offer more power on half gasoline. Wm X Roche Co State Distributors at 420 W 16th open for agents. Territory opened for agents. Big sale now on at Mank Keslar Motor Co.

Wm. X. Roche Co Mank-Keslar Motor Co

Compromise Proposals Seen For Peace League Reservation

The article outlines possible reservations to the league covenant. They insist nothing in article 40 requires a congressional war declaration, the Monroe Doctrine remains intact, and U S sovereignty over domestic issues like immigration and tariffs is preserved. Proponents claim these guardrails align with administration policy while appealing to Republican skeptics.

United States Congress

Renegotiation Risks in League Treaty Observations

Administration voices oppose reservations fearing renegotiation delay confusion and jeopardizing the league. President Wilson reportedly warned senators Europe’s fragile status complicates renegotiation. Senator Pittman argues the treaty is a contract and cannot be altered without other parties consent. Some Republicans favor reservations to express Senate interpretation without reopening talks.

Wilson Europe Pittman Nevada Foreign Relations Committee Senate League

Frontier Days To Be Greatest Show

The Frontier committee boosts anticipations for a dry Frontier Days with expanded purses and new features. About twenty-three events will run in four hours with many broncho-busters entering the world’s championship rough riding and steer roping contests. The purse totals include $600 for rough riding with a $500 saddle addition, $800 for steer roping, and daily wild horse races using fresh horses with entries drawn by lot.

Frontier Committee

Denver Post World Championship Relays Draw Big Field

The event features six or more strings of horses in the ladies relay for 800 dollars and the Post trophy. Three half mile laps daily with saddle transfers. day money decides the winner. Men race for 1000 dollars with daily 250 dollar shares. Bucking contest, Indian ponies, Sioux participants, dances, sham battles.

Path Denver Post Pine Ridge South Dakota Cheyenne

Jazz Jamboree Sparks Frontier Town Carnival Energy

A lively Jazz Jamboree draws crowds to a carnival atmosphere as Frontier Days visitors mingle with old friends. Vendors sell items for 50 cents while locals enjoy tunes from a fiddle and guitar, amid tales of upcoming events and light police activity.

Jon

Fine rowing at Lake Minnehaha

Boats for rent every day and evening at Lake Minnehaha offering ample time for leisure. Contact hours span morning to night with available slots and pricing.

Lake Minnehaha

House Voyages River Disaster Drowns Nine to Thirteen

An Associated Press report from West Virginia states that during a heavy rainstorm at Tegge crook on the Ohio side ten miles south of Hers, nine to thirteen people are believed drowned when a residence was swept away. The Moule home reportedly washed from its foundation and demolished against a bridge.

Associated Press W. Va Tegge Crook Ohio Steve Moule

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