Wild Horse Race Steals Show at Frontier Sports Event
Calgary Red won the wild horse race with Roy Hammondock second and Tex Young third. Scoop Martin led the men’s relay in 2 54 2 5, followed by Harry Walters and Roy Lethe. Donna Card Glover won the first heat of the world relay. prizes included a $150 gold watch.
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Calgary Red
Roy Hammondock
Tex Young
Scoop Martin
George Drumheller
Harry Walters
Ed McCarty
Roy Lethe
CGB
Irwin
Donna Card Glover
Kitty Canutt
B. Irwin
Loraine Trickey
Frad Stone
Princes Irwin
Mr. Stone
Miss Irwin
Pauline Irwin
Miss Schiller
C. B. Irwin
Daisy Parsons
J. A. Parsons
Twilight
Twilight. Kid Mex On Little Paddy, Belonging To C. B. Irwin
Kenneth Hays
Snip
William Manders
Jack Poyce
C. R B. Irwin
Fort D. A. Russell
15Th Cavalry
Sergeant Haugh
Stanley Bohenke
Hoffmire
Dominik Prospero
Ssraceka
Killberg
21St Infantry
Louise Thompson
Eee
Maud Sulk
Es Eaten Etlee
Rawlins Kid
Benny Carroll
Coyote
Lacan
Ex President Thinks Wilson Might Accede
Fragmentary notes show ex president Taft criticizing Wilsons peace stance. Letters to Mr Hays outline six proposed conditions on the league covenant limiting US participation and domestic policy deferments. Details include two year terms for league members and separate handling of immigration and tariffs.
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Wilson
Senate
Maya
Taft
Hays
Boy Arrested on Bootlegging Charge
Isadore Levy a boy driving taxicab for Mr Idelman was arrested by late specials on bootlegging charges. He admitted selling a pint of Sunny Brook whisky to J C Peryman and a friend. Two pints were seized. Persn and Mr Idelman were questioned about what they saw.
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Isadore Levy
Idelman
Sunny Brook
J.C. Peryman
Pers N
Fragmentary Discussion on Article 10 Covenant Reinterpretation
The fragment notes Mer. Tati’s view that certain interpretations of Article 10 could be made without weakening the covenant. It mentions administrators arguing against extensive qualifications and warns such changes could prompt renegotiations with other nations and spur reserves.
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League
League Council
United States
Congress
League For Settlement
Terminalia
Mer. Tati
City News in Brief Am Tal Goal and More
A garbled item list mentions Amtal goal compant and a call to Melliday for orders. It references a catalog of baby carriages and bulkins at Hobbs Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner. Also notes lessons in ragtime piano, a plains hotel, and lake Minnehaha rowing. Rent listings and tire service are touched on, with laundry inquiries for Blue Monday.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner
Wyoming Lands and the Union Pacific Title History
The article outlines land grants tied to railroad construction from Omaha west toward Ogden Utah and the subsequent Union Pacific Railroad company evolution. It covers receiverships, court sales, mortgage issues, and trustee appointments affecting title, including Cavey Act state selections and direct government patent issuance to settlers.
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West
Congress
Omaha
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wyoming
Fires Ravage Lakeside Business District in Nebraska
The Lakeside business section near Alliance Nebraska was nearly wiped out by a blaze last night. Only a hotel, bank, livery stable and garage remain, with losses pegged at about $150,000.
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Alliance, Nebr
Lakeside
Alliance
Billings
Mont
Burlington Railroad
Frontier park crowd fills first day with lively roads
Ray Kane, Dana Thompson, D. C. Mel Millan, and Budd Timmons enforced order as grandstands were filled yesterday. Automobiles and pedestrians crowded roads and fields between Frontier park and the city around the program.
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Ray Kane
Dana Thompson
D. C. MelMillan
Budd Timmons
Frontier Park
Riding winners of past years list and errors
A list of riding winners by year with many misspellings and missing entries. Names include Rocky F von Btroud 1078 and Frank Carter 1812 among others, with places Cheyenne Wheatland Dyna mite and Cheyenne shown. Some years show missing records or unclear spellings.
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von Btroud
Rocky F ‘Wet
Gam Brownell
Cheyenne
Hn Strickland
Panee
Harry Walters
Donver
Floyd Carroll
Wheatland
Henry Webb
Frank Carter
LaGrange
Charlie McKinley
Platteville
Galo
Gam Sooville
Clayton Danke
Wyo
Dick Graniey
Portland
Ore
Clayton Danks
Dynamite
Frank Gober
Pine Bluffs
Hugh Clark
Sam Gooville
Harry Brennan
Sheridan
Guy Holt
Pinedale
Otto Pinga
Sybille
Thad Sowder
Elton Perry
Motorist sinks motorcycle on duty at Fort D. A. Russell
Corporal Grist of the military police on a motorcycle tried to halt a Dodge driven by G. M. Miller of South Auburn at Fort D. A. Russell. Miller fled the scene and was later jailed after the car, number 28932 Nebraska, was traced to Fron Wer Park. Grist suffered severe foot injuries possibly requiring amputation.
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Fort
D. A. Russell
Grist
Military Police
Crist
Nebraska
Fron Wer Park
G. M. Miller
South Auburn
Republicans Veto Larger Committee
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Republicans defeated enlarging the legislative steering committee at a party conference. Proposals to grow the panel from five to seven and from seven to nine members failed by margins of around 40 votes or more.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Legislative Steering Committee
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City
Fourt
Pershing
Ande
Paul H. Moore Realty Co
Capitol Ave
Bulldogger
Frontier Sports
City News
AMTAL
Guananterd
Roy J. Whith
Plains Dotel
Aguf
Minnehaha
Boals
Auvo Tire Wulcaniaing
Ota
Kelley Mercantile Company
Wyoming Lands
the Associated Press
The
First National Bank
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