Mexican Doubted as Robbery Victim at Street Saloon
Peter Tatus, an undersized Mexican scrler, told police he was robbed of 64 dollars at a Fifteenth Street saloon after claiming he left the money there and used a receipt to recover it. Officers found he bought wine, received 49 dollars in change, and witnesses testified he left with the money. Police say he drank the wine and spent the rest while intoxicated. Tatus had been drunk for three days.
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Peter Tatus
Fifteenth Street
Tatus de
Fort Morgan Deserted for Frontier Week Crowd
Telegraphs report Fort Morgan residents will leave town for Frontier days in Cheyenne. Fort Morgan offers a $100 added prize for the world bucking contest if the champion defends his title here. Denver Post party guests, including H H Tammen and F G Bonfils, plan to travel by Union Pacific special and receive arranged seating and transport. Cheyenne officials pledge reception steps.
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Frontier
F. T. Corcoran
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Cheyenne
Denver
Wr. RN
Were
H. WH. Tammen
F. G. Bonfils
Cole
Frontier Grounds
Frontier Committee
Denver Post
LA Fontaine, Mayer
Special Tags Issued for Cheyenne Taxis Next Week
Cheyenne taxi owners will receive leather tabs showing Frontier license numbers with their city licenses from the chief of police. Out of town cars and sight seeing buses may use alternate identification. Only taxis displaying the tag may transport passengers to Frontier park.
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Frontier Park
Frontier
Cheyenne
Fort
Preday police arraignments amid drunkenness and vagrancy
Offenders appeared before Pollen Magistrate Clarence A Swainson with most charged for drunkenness and fined five dollars or less. Several bonds were forfeited for failure to appear. Brockway received 34 days and G Stanley ten days for vagrancy. G Long fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace after a tavern fight. News stand near completion at the depot with a newstand and soda fountain.
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Pollen
Clarence A. Swainson
Lee Brockwey
G. Stanley
Brockway
Stanley
G. Long
Auto Parade Plans Shine for Frontier Week
Plans for an automobile parade complete for Frontier week promise a major spectacle. Advertising cars are eligible with prizes of 90, 40, 20, and 10 dollars for the top decorated entries. The parade routes Capitol avenue Lincoln highway Carey avenue and ends back on Capitol, with judges at Seventeenth street corner.
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Frontier
J. J. Showalter
30 000 Bass Will Find New Homes in Lake Monday
The black bass arrivals to Cheyenne were delayed and now will arrive Monday July 23 from a Wisconsin hatchery. The batch originally stated as 4000 in error. the fish are small fry to be planted in Lakes Mahpahluta Minnehaha and Absarraca north of Cheyenne. They will be moved from the train to the lakes to boost future port fishing.
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Cheyenne
Wisconsin
Mahpahluta
Minnehaha
Absarraca
Minnehaha Park
Speedy Driving to Be Strictly Enforced by Plainclothes
City announces planned arrests for speeding along Randall Boulevard and near Cheyenne streets. Plain clothes speed men will monitor unknown points with stopwatches, and violators face fines set by Judge A. Swainson. Enforcement aims to curb dangerous traffic citywide.
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Cheyenne
Th Fort
Randall bouleVard
A. Swainson
City
Mitte
Drinking Fountain Near Kelley’s Grocery
A new sanitary drinking fountain was placed in front of Kelley’s grocery store. The bubbling fixture is proving popular with shoppers and passersby.
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Kelley
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Olathe Cowboy Boots
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Shepherd & Klett
Hart Schaffner & Marx
H. AW. Tammen
F. G. Roenfils
Harry
Mae
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Kelley Mercantile Co
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