Brinker Dominates Frontier Park Auto Meet
Harold Hrinker of Cheyenne nicknamed the Barney Oldfield of the West won every event at Frontier park, driving a Cadillac to defeat rivals in five and twenty mile races. Frank Kantz set the day’s best motorcycle time, while Brinker’s Australian pursuit clinched a dramatic finale as the Cadillacs claimed most trophies.
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Barney Oldfield
The
West
Harold Hrinker
Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Forte
Ohis
Frank Kantz
Loveland
Excelsior
Floyd Clymers
Greeley
Climers
W. G. Rychen
Harley-Davidson
D. E. Stocker
Clymer
Brinker
Pavelka
Hia Velle
Nisbet
Ford
McMartin
Lymer
Kuntz
Rychen
Wagner
Ryden
Harley
Art Smith
Cyclone
Foster
Peerles
Fouter
Peerless
Watter
Wales Strike Situation Shows Brighter Peace Prospects
London reports a calmer mood in Welsh miners talks as mine owners near concessions on key demands. Lloyd George’s envoy and ministerial mediation boost hopes for a settlement. a general pact could be signed today if delegates agree, potentially easing coal supply fears.
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Wellad
Alled
Lloyd George
George
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Bushman to Visit Frontier Days in Chueyenne
Francis X. Bushman, popular moving star, is due in Chueyenne during Frontier Days for a brief visit this week. He is currently en route to Chicago.
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Francis X. Bushman
Bushman
Ja Cald
Chicago
Germany May Bar Beer Exports to Armies
Report from Berne Switzerland on July 20 states Germany plans to prohibit beer exports to military forces. The motive cited is wartime needs with export reduced to a fraction of normal volume and a large portion reserved for German troops.
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Germany
Berne
Switerland
Oklahoma Battleship Fires Threaten Yard Visit
In Camden Pennsylvania, the battleship Oklahoma suffered three mysterious fires aboard at the New York Ship Building Company yard. Fire crews pumped water into the flooded compartments as investigators promised a rigid inquiry into the blaze. The ship, launched in 1914, cost about 4 million dollars with 14 inch guns and was to be turned over to the U.S. government after trials.
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Philadelphia
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Kmen
M. Knox
Frontier Celebration Opens With Record Crowds In City
Stage is set as the nineteenth annual Frontier celebration begins. Hotels report overflow and thousands arrive from New England to Colorado, with Shriners and other delegations arriving. Nighttime decorations and street light displays draw admiration as events at Frontier Park start with a star-studded program and a long list of entrants in horse and rider competitions.
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Moral Association
Burlington Depot
Pointe
Elngliud
Colorado Pelota
Shriners
Phe Mediatem
Prontier Park
Ben
Frontier Committee
Hartington Depot
Frontier
George Nedman
Aloy Seidel
Anthony Preadenthel
T GU. Jobson
Dave Campbill
Clark Remington
Walter Moore
Varry Walters
Jineter Trow
Sam J. Garrett
Joe MulLaughlin
Froy Gale
J. C. Meailen
Red Mee Kim
Glenn Peemen
PW. Cotter
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Dan Lally
George Redman
Alex Selder
Anthony Prewileathal
T. G. Johnenn
Clark Rewington
Lyne Campbell
T .H. Leman
Billalee Trow
Joe Melaughlin
Koy
Ried
McKim- FW
Cotter Munt
Helan Kare
Ted Meir
Trace
Wella
A LaWrenes
George Ned Wan
George Ketman
Alex Beldel
Harry Walters
Charrets Homan
Alex Boldt
Alex Soldet
Garrett
Mayny
Henry Mace
Mayme
Bounders
Ilurey Walerm Geet
Repine
Teg
Night Forge Arms Workers Quit Work
July 20 reports say four sub-contractors at Kensington Arm Company failed to respond as a mass walkout involved about twenty four workers. Bridgeport notes pickets and a broader night forge strike with 25 to 100 workers quitting. officials cite misunderstanding and offer of one day rate rejected by labor leaders.
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Mamrport
Vnrike
Machiniais
Kewington Aru Company
Ibwot Uy
Bridgeport
Night Forge
Keningian Works
Ie le
Labur Teadura denyOtt
Zapata Forces Recapture Capital in Mexico City
Dispatch from Mexico City reports Zapata troops recaptured the capital after Carranka forces evacuated under Gen Pablo Gonzales who has moved north to join Villa. The surprise development indicated Zapata aimed to join forces with Villa, disrupting rail communications amid the movement.
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Washington
Alate
Moxico
Zapata
Capitel Bundey
Carranka
Pablo Gonsales
Whrather Promost for Cheyenne Ad Vielotte Vretally
The readable portion hints at a Cheyenne advertisement event tied to Vielotte Vretally with a Wednesday timing. Details are fragmentary but suggest an advertising promotion or notice in the local paper.
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Whrather Pormoast
Cheyenne
Weilneeday
Gigantic move may drive Russians from Warsaw front
Reported Soviet and German dispatches describe a major German offensive aimed at expelling Russians from Warsaw and pushing retreat eastward. officials indicate large troop movements toward the Narew front with attempts to threaten Allied positions and force a strategic withdrawal.
Bon-Bon King M D onald to Entertain Trip Winners
Local figures and business leaders plan a festive visit for trip winners amid candy factory talk. The Melquald company will showcase a new factory site and the Ball AlesMires group is praised for enterprise while plans outline accommodations and events for attendees.
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M’donald
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