Official program of today’s contests at Intier Park
Official program lists event numbers 23 and 24 for Intier Park contests. Event 23 covers steer roping with participants including Fred Benson and Jim Wilkes among others. Event 24 features a wild horse race with riders such as Norman Cowan and Paul Hansen in the field.
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Intier Park
Fred Benson
John Philipp
Pax Irwin
Tom Yarberry
Jee Gardner
Chester A. Byers
Ray Bell
Walter Stirling
Jim Wilkes
Ed. Beven
Ed. McCarty
Leo Gilford
Norman Cowan
Paul Hansen
George Williams
Walter Stanford
HW. M. Miller
Claude Aime
J. Miller
Harry Walters
Tommy Kornan
Hugh Strickland
Chas Johnson
Mike Hastings
Dewey McDonald
Billy Kingham
Traffic Rules Between City and Frontier Park Outlined
Chief of Police C F Emberg announces traffic procedures for Frontier Park access. Private cars use Pioneer Avenue to Thermes Street and Carey Avenue via Twenty sixth to Warren. no Carey Avenue use between Eighteenth and Twenty six Streets. Parking rules require 45 degree curb angle and right-side positioning. Special traffic officers to supervise crossings.
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C.F. Emberg
Frontier
Pioneer Avenue
Thermes Street
Pouke
Carey Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Twenty-sixth
Warren Avenue
Warren
Ecrogs
Eighteenth
Keon Onth
Mexican Press Stirs Up Fear of U S Attack
Reports from Mexican papers and American correspondents describe incidents at the frontier including the Cheyenne event and alleged mobilizations, with cartoons in U S papers and remarks by Polk and General Wood. The World counters intervention claims while U S officials discuss occupation forces studying an invasion plan.
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Mexico
Polk
Leonard Wood
New York
Germany
United States
Senator Fall Letter Sparks 1943 Diplomatic Flurry
A muddled report notes Senator Fall claiming the New Mexico senator discussed a letter written to Villa by Colonel Charles F. Munt. He allegedly sent copies to the state department on March 2, 2047, for information, while a 1943 New York warning described a Mexico City issue with the same text.
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New Mearico
Villa
Charles F. Munt
Fall
State Department
New York
Mexico City
War Camp Service May Be Continued In Cheyenne
Dr. Herman G. James and Victor B W Man visit Cheyenne to discuss extending War Camp Community Service work beyond September 1. They praise Cheyenne's cooperation and note the program aids soldiers in spare time while awaiting discharge. The budget plans aim to sustain the program and strengthen community spirit for a postwar peace time effort.
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Herman G. James
War Camp Community Service
Kansas City
Victor BW. Man
New York
Cheyenne
F. H. Forasell
Cheyennne
Joe. James
War Camp
Ferssell
Pinley
At S Ag
Uhcks
Ine
Bain
Shaw
Reas Maken
Goshen County Plans Record Fair at Torrington
Goshen County Wyoming prepares for a three day county fair in Torrington on September 3 4 and 5 to mark a return after two war years. Veteran organizers join fresh talent to mix experience with new ideas boosting attendance and revenue with enhanced agricultural displays and a lively amusements program including outside attractions and a prize fund.
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Goshen County
Wyo
Torrington
Quahen County
Union Pacific 10 Continues Publicity Bureau Output
OMAHA July 23. With de mobilization of the Union Pacific Railroad Press Bureau the military institution records notable war work. The bureau served mid western troops guiding Home town papers and covered campaigns for Liberty Loan Red Cross and United War Work. A rival correspondent logged 83 150 miles in 20 months. The bureau will shift to civil uses after this month under Eyre Powell continuing to direct the bureau.
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Omaia
Union Pacific Railroad Press Bureau
Liberty Loan
Red Grass
United War Work
Camp Funston
Calvin
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Funston
Lewis
Kearney
Cody
Doniphan
Christrans
Burran
Liberty Loan Committees
New York
Military Press Bureau
Union Pacific
Ozark Mountain
Union Pacific Co
Pike's Peak
Union Pacific Bureau
Eyre Powell
Edison on the essential role of music in civilization
The piece quotes Thomas Edison in a rare written response to The Blade editor, outlining his view that music holds vital value alongside food, shelter, and education. He argues books and music advance civilization, noting many Americans read little with serious purpose after school and that music ranks near religion in significance.
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Edison
The
Blude
Unick
America
Frontier Days draws a diverse crowd to Cheyenne spectacle
The opening day of Cheyenne Frontier Days drew writers actors railroad officials travelers and locals to a wild West celebration. Cowboys and cowgirls mingled with guests as lights and music stirred the crowd amid carnival energy and the festive spirit.
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United States
Cheyenne
Mexico City Dispatch on Tampico Riot and River Incident
General Gonzales reports the Tampico district dispatch blaming American sailors for venturing beyond Mexican outposts into rebel territory and losing a watch money and shoes. He cites the Hughes death near Tampico and notes a gendarme pistol incident during arrest. Names of the alleged slayers are known with a promise of early capture.
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Mexico City
Gonzals
Tampico Distrat
Tamesi
Gonzales
Hiram Mughes
Tampleacen
Hughes
Peter Calon
Calon
Showman Charged With Gambling in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne resident was arrested at 10 o’clock by a sheriff’s officer on a gambling charge. The incident involved a concession act and alleged violations of anti gambling statutes. The phonograph shop named Wyomlog Hook Store was linked to the event.
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Cheyenne
Russell
Edi
Wyomlog Hook
Riverton Soldier Wins Distinguished Service Cross
Riverton honors James M. Daniel of Riverton for receiving the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in World War I. Daniel served in the Marne and Argonne campaigns, was cited for conduct under fire, and returns to Menominee, Michigan, with two combat decorations. His father J. M. Daniel, also a Civil War veteran, takes pride in his son’s record.
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Riverton
Wic
Uncle Sam
Menominee, Mich
James M. Daniel
J. M. Daniel
United States
Marne
Argonne
Daniel
Menominee
Jenae
Mexican Widow Details Cheyenne Shooting Case
Felicita Rosas widow of a man shot in Cheyenne describes a feud involving Pedro Garcia and her estranged husband. She says she knew Garcia a week and was with Lupe Masuda near the scene when shots were fired after a quarrel between the men. Rosas and Masuda are jailed as witnesses. Masuda’s husband Carlos Sailaya denies seeing the quarrel.
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Rosas
Cheyenne
Pedro Garcia
East 124Th Strool
Garcia
Lupe Masdua
Felicita Rosas
Lupe Mason
Lupe Masuda
Carlos Sailma
Lupe Ma
Garlos Sail- Saya Sores
Weather forecast for Wyoming activity
Forecast expects generally fair conditions on Thursday with warmer temperatures in the southern portion. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and some unsettled conditions, with cooler temperatures in the afternoon across the western and northwest portions.
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Wyoming
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Pioneer Cash Grocery
West 24Th St
City
Frontier Park
Thames Street
U. S
Senator
Union Pacific 10
Publicty Bureau
Thomas A. Edison
Comopolitan
Wild West
Carranza
Etath Shade
Murrah
van Lennen Bie
Phe “Ae Egy
Beaunots
A. E. Roedel
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