Floyd Glymer to Race in Cheyenne Frontier Park Open Meet
The first annual Capital City Motorcycle event at Frontier Park on July 25 features a 75 mile open world race. Floyd Clymer, noted for a 100 mile world record at Dodge City, is billed among top riders. Events include Wyoming championship stock race and two short couple races with prize shares from gate receipts.
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Chad
Frontier Park
New Hoochoer Jewelry Company
Fe Floyd Clymer
Dodge City
Town
Wyoming
Long-Distance Walker Tours Cheyenne Frontier Days
American traveler from New York on foot to Alaska and Japan stays in Cheyenne for Frontier Days. He has toured the city, met the governor and mayor, spoken publicly at church, and addressed the Women's Christian Temperance Union. He seeks talks with local clubs and can be reached via the Bi ally Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aadward
Paul Smith
New York City
Alaska
Japan
Cheyenne
Smith
Methodist Church
Bialy
Stephen Mather Heads Federal Delegation to Park Conference
Stephen Mather and a group of federal officials including Assistant Attorney General Thompson traveled to Cheyenne en route to Cody for the Park-to-Park Highway conference. They were greeted by the Industrial Club and given a town tour before continuing by rail. Secretary Franklin K. Lane was expected but did not join the trip. The Cheyenne representatives also head to Cody for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin K. Lane
Cody
Paulsen Heads to Indianapolis for Indiana Labor Arbitration
Paul J. Paulsen, district board member of the United Mine Workers and a leader of the State Federation of Labor, leaves today for Indianapolis to serve on a board of arbitration in a dispute between the union and Indiana operators. He will be absent from the state for about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Paulsen
United Mine Workers
State Federation of Labor
Indianapolis, Jr
Indiana
Abeont
Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Quick Clear Skin
An advertisement touts a freckle remedy claiming dramatic results with a small expense. It instructs purchasing ethine double strength from a druggist and applying it, promising noticeable whitening after minimal use. The copy reads as a flaky beauty pitch with exaggerated assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phowid
SIDNEY 10 MEET INDIANS SUNDAY
Sidney prepares to host the Indians on Sunday at Pioneer Park facing a lineup including a pitcher from an Omaha Western league team. Two Laramie players, sons of engineer J. A. Davie, join the Birney contingent. Osborne likely opens on the mound with two alternatives if knee pain persists. The game starts promptly at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidney
Pioner Park
Sidney
Foxt
Herd
Suodey
Rome
Laramle Bopa
Birney
J. A. Davie
Vulveraliy City
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Michigan
Tculitural College
Laneine
Middle West
Davie
Laramie
Osborne
Capital City Band Concert Tonight at City Park
The Capital City band will give a concert at City Park complimentary to visiting delegates to the United Mine Workers convention and union men of the city. The concert will begin at 7:00 p m and last until about 7:30 p m. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
City Park
United Mine Workers Convention
U P Officials Meet Here Today in Cheyenne
A conference of Union Pacific leaders gathers in Cheyenne today led by President E B Calvin and General Manager W M Jeffers. Chief Engineer R L Wuntley and Sidney Williams assist Harriman as they inspect the system. Williams arrived yesterday and others are due this morning.
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Union Pacific
E. B. Calvin
W. M. Jeffers
R. L. Wuntley
Sidney Williams
Harriman
Cheyenne
Willams
Miners Debate New Wage Scale and Mining Law Reform
Miners moved to hold night meetings to finish by 10 pm and urged a three plus three committee of operators and workers to codify state mining law. If operators balk, workers may undertake codification themselves. They also endorsed foreigner schooling and naturalization efforts for miners.
State Farm Farmers Meet Results Spotlight Prizes
The event awarded prizes in a horse judging contest. A Praker of Cheyenne won first, receiving a rawhide whip donated by Soll Mercantile of Burns. Lyons of Burns took second with a dress shirt from Bosarth Mercantile of Burns, while Charles N. Trefren of Cheyenne earned third a keg of stock food from Cepitel Fuel and Feed of Cheyenne.
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A. Praker
Cheyenne
Soll Mercantile Company
Burns, Co
Lyons of
Burns
Bosarth ‘Mercantile Company
Charles N. Trefren
Cepitel Fuel and Peed Company
State dept Seeks Further Information on Blacklisted Firms
Washington, July 20. The state department informally requested from the British embassy additional information regarding the blacklisting of American firms. The action follows Britain’s confirmation that the published list of blacklisted firms was correct, though the department has not yet received official word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Wee
Mexican Shooting Near Blats Saloon Continues
Prosecutor Thompson Villa suspects Hernandes or Pablo Estebis in a front of Blats saloon shooting during a suspected holdup. Reyes Cueto and friends were involved as the three Mexicans left the saloon and invited others outside. Police quickly responded, arresting two men while Cueto attempted an assault on the arresting officer.
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Thompson Villa
Hernandes
Estebis
Thompson
Pablo Estebis
Reyes Cueto
Scotts Bluffs
Valencia
Villa
Ontiveros
Clancy
Christenson
McFarland
Rodin
Cueto
Millionaire Louis Rosenfeld Found Dead in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco detective notes report the 54 year old Louis Rosenfeld a wealthy shipping and commission merchant was found dead by a pistol shot on a bench in Golden Gate Park. A revolver lay beside him and his secretary says he recently left hospital after treatment for a nervous breakdown. He belonged to the firm Jobo Rosenfeld Lone and lived at the Olympic club.
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San Francisco
Cal
Louis Rosenfeld
Golden Gate Park
Rosenfeld
Jobo Rosenfeld Lone
Uvad
Olyanpie Club
Allies Renew Onslaught in French Sector
The report describes renewed Allied efforts to push forward against French positions including ST and Le Maisonette. Despite heavy counterfire, the French defense holds with stubborn resistance as storms from Belloy to Barleux face daunting bombardments.
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Sion
le Maisonette
Prisoner releases spark leak about Roosevelt split
A New York Times item notes that the Mississippi Marshals may have freed prisoners soon after word leaked that Roosevelt planned a division within his administration. It suggests political maneuvering influenced by the leak.
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Prem
New York
Bote
Marrons
Newe
Roosevelt
Relsing & Division
Army Officer Shot by Jealous Husband in Alpine
Major M. Kutler of the Sixth U S Cavalry and Mrs H J Spannell were riding in an automobile when Spannell, the woman's husband and Holland hotel proprietor, shot and killed them. Spannell surrendered at the jail. Mrs Spannell is the daughter of Alpine residents John and Mrs Holland.
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Alpine
Tex
M. ©. Kutler
Sixth
United States Cavalry
H. J. Spannell
Spannell
John Holland
Holland Hotel
Mathewson Returns as Reds Manager After Sixty Years Absence
Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher with the New York Giants, will manage the Cincinnati Reds starting tomorrow after sixteen years away from the club. He joins two Reds teammates, Outfielder Rousch and Infielder McKechule. New York gains Charles Herzog, manager of the Giants, and Outfielder Killifer, with Herzog keeping a $10,000 salary.
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati Reds
Mathewson
Rousch
McKechule
New York
Charles Herzog
Killifer
Herzog
Giants
Rada
Bishop Thomas Visits Laramie in Speeding Car
Bishop N. 8. Thomas and companions arrived by auto in Laramie to confer with Dean Thornberry at the edral. The party includes his wife, her sister Mrs Noll of Quincy and Mrs Smith of Denver. Roads were rough but the bishop’s car covered the distance quickly before returning in the afternoon.
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Laramie Bishop
Thomas
Mra Noll
Quincy
Mra, Smith
Denver
Dean Huston
Cheyenne
Dean Thornberry
Edral
Laramie
Traffic police for Frontier Week announced
Four traffic policemen will be appointed for Frontier Week by Chief C. F. Emberg. Strict traffic rules will be enforced for motor cars, bicycles, and pedestrians. Pedestrians will be required to cross only on crosswalks.
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Phontire
Frontier
C. F. Emberg
Orose Walla
Hughes Letter Seeks Raters Park Visit in Colorado
Charles EB Hughes writes to Colorado voters responding to Timberlake invitation about visiting Viedt Bs park if arrangement is possible. He notes his recreation trip plans before the campaign are not yet settled and Timberlake forwards the letter to his Fort Collins son in law Judge Pred W. Storer.
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Charles BE. Hughes
Raters Park
Colo
Charles Eb.h
Colorado
Timberlake
Viedt Bs Park
Pred W. Storer
Fortollins
Homesteaders Make Mistake In Planting Crops
The U S land office warns that plowing and seed timing determine proof years. If a fall crop is planted under Feat, it counts only for that year, not the next, risking rejection of final proofs. Claimants must cultivate at least one fifteenth in year two and one eighth in year three.
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United States Land Office
Women Voters and Prohibition The Party Rise in Illinois Support
A political essay argues women will push for legal equality and home welfare while opposing loss of identity in party politics. It urges fielding more women candidates, leveraging separate ballots where present, and tying prohibition to child and home welfare. The piece cites Illinois suffrage dynamics and the need to present a fair nonpartisan program.
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Prohibition Party
Ual
Ilinois
Illinois
Bey
Ncw
Polish relief agreement urged after talks in Petrograd
Ambassador Francis cabled from Petrograd that Premier Sadonal promised to consider the U S appeal for a Polish relief agreement. The Polish request heads a list of five nations appealed to for relief aid. Replies from the other four countries are expected momentarily.
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Washington
Francis
Petrograd
State Department
Sadonal
U Boat PFC Reported to Seize Gold Treasure
New York reports that a submarine unit recovered four million dollars in gold. The financial community heard today that the treasure was aboard the vessel and valued at four million dollars held by brokers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial Community
Asquith Consents to War Campaign Inquiry
London July 20 The government agrees to two separate inquiries into the Dardanelles and Mesopotamian campaigns. Premier Asquith acknowledged widespread anxiety and said the inquiries aim to reveal past shortcomings without implying national division. The government does not seek to conceal errors or shield individuals responsible.
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London
Dardanelles
Asquith
Mesopotamia
Auto Bandits Hold Up Bank in Iron Mountain
Two masked men robbed the First National Bank of Alphe in Iron Mountain Michigan this afternoon obtaining 6000 dollars. They escaped in an automobile leaving the scene clear with no injuries reported. Local authorities launched a search for the suspects.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
First National Bank of
Alphe
Pastor Sentenced for Bootlegging in Missouri County Jail
The Rev. R. M. Mills, pastor of Christian churches in Missouri and surrounding states for eighteen years, was jailed in Montgomery City. He faced bootlegging charges and chose 150 days in jail over a $300 fine. The report also notes Sheridan residents Mr. and Mrs. Barney Evans visiting the Plains during a brief stop.
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Montgomery City
R. M. Mills
Christain
Missouri
States
Sheridan
Barney Evans
City
the Plains
President of Westminster Preaches Here
Rer W A Philips president of Wheatminster College near Denver will preach morning and evening Sunday July 24 at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
W. A. Philips
Wheatminster College
Denve
Ian Church
Agreement Near in Garment Strain in New York
New York July 20 A banl agreement between workers and employers was reported this afternoon to end the strike and lockout of 100000 workers that has tied up the garment industry for months with national effect.
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New York
U S Army Seeks Cooks and Medical Men
The United States army seeks men for the medical corps and for cooks. Recruiter Sergeant Calvin Bush reports opportunities for rapid advancement to first class sergeant for pharmacists entering the medical corps, and enlistment as cooks offers good pay as soon as they prove ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Medical Corp
Calvin Bush
U. S
Crash Golf Coat Report Highlights Stenciled Style
A sleeveless heavy crash coat with black stenciling was recently seen. The garment features a rose motif, with deep cut arm sections bound in black, reflecting a distinctive vintage sportswear look.
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Floyd Glymer
Tovet
Stephen Mather
Capital City Band
U. P
Rontest
U.S
Provincetown
Mase
Han
Migntpioany
Thomas Pays
U. & Land
Poland
U.boat Pfc
Raspherries
Rere Cherrieg
MLB
Lace Geternaaies
Bab Renscherries
Kelley Mercantile CO
U. S. Army
CRASH
Emery Beers Company
East 24Th ST
India
Elcaya
Fletcher
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