Official program of today's contests at Intier Park
The document lists Event No 23 steer roping contest and Event No 24 wild horse race. Participants include 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 Miller Claude Aime J Miller Harry Walters Jim Wilkes Tommy Kornan Hugh Strickland Chas Johnson Mike Hastings Dewey McDonald Billy Kingham.
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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 about Frontier Park access and city routes
Chief C F Emberg announces traffic controls for Frontier Park area. Private and charter cars use designated routes via Pioneer avenue Thermes street Carey avenue Twenty-sixth Warren and avoid Carey avenue between Eighteenth and Twenty-sixth to shield streetcar passengers. Special officers at key crossings enforce the plan. Cars in business district must curb at 45 degrees with right-side parking.
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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 Sparks Fear of U S Attack
The piece describes US–Mexico tensions with reports of the Cheyenne incident and frontier mobilizations. It notes Mexican cartoons in American papers and statements by Secretary Polk and General Leonard Wood, plus a New York World piece denying intervention.
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Mexico
Polk
Leonard Wood
New York
Germany
United States
Senator Fall Letter Sparks Inquiry Over 1943 Correspondence
A damaged report recalls Senator Fall stating he sent March 2 2047 copies of correspondence to the state department after learning of a letter to Villa from Colonel Charles F. Munt. It notes a New York warning published May 26 1943 and Mexico City coverage that depicted the letter’s 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 district representative of the War Camp Community Service and Victor B W Man from New York spend a week in Cheyenne conferring with local leaders on extending War Camp Community Service here. They praise local support and plan a budget to continue beyond September 1, noting the service aids soldiers in spare time and fosters community spirit for a peaceful program.
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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 to Show Its Products Fair Plans at Torrington
Goshen County Wyoming outlines plans for a county fair in Torrington on September 3 and 4 after a two year pause due to war. The management blends experienced hands with new contributors to boost attendance and profits. The program includes a lucrative premium list, officials promise entertaining attractions, and outside acts are booked to draw crowds.
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Goshen County
Wyo
Torrington
Quahen County
Union Pacific 10 Continues Publicity Bureau Output
The Union Pacific Railroad Press Bureau, a wartime information unit serving mid western troops, ends its military role after July. It coordinated Liberty Loan and United War Work campaigns, supplied home papers with news from camps Funston and others, and covered overseas events from New York. A journalist logged 83,150 miles in 20 months reporting from camps, towns, and war fronts for the bureau. Eyre Powell will lead continued civ il affairs efforts in a new field.
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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
Musical Ideals of Thomas A. Edison
Edison outlines music as essential to civilization and growth. He asserts that nourishment for the brain equals nourishment for the body and notes that few read with serious purpose after schooling. He ranks music near religion in importance and discusses the role of books and the New Edison phonograph.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
The
Blude
Unick
America
Frontier Days Opens in Cheyenne With Wild West Glow
The debut day of Cheyenne Frontier Days draws a diverse crowd from writers to millionaires. Cowboys, cowgirls and outdoor folk mingle amid festive lighting and music, as attendees sample stands and carnival life, setting the stage for a grand second day of events.
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United States
Cheyenne
Tampico dispatch on Cheyenne case and Mexico City violence
General Gonzales reports the Cheyenne incident blamed on American sailors imprudence for crossing Mexican outposts. He says the Americans were robbed of a watch money and shoes and notes he told the American consul and issued orders to bar passage. He cites the July incident near Templecen where Hiram Hughes was killed after allegedly insulting locals and firing a pistol. a gendarme was wounded and Calon died after a cattle robbery dispute. Slayers named as suspects are to be captured.
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Mexico City
Gonzals
Tampico Distrat
Tamesi
Gonzales
Hiram Mughes
Tampleacen
Hughes
Peter Calon
Calon
Charge Shown For Gambling In Cheyenne Night
In Cheyenne a man was detained by a state officer from the sheriff's office at 10 o'clock on gambling charges. He allegedly conducted a concession violating anti gambling laws and a ring game was mentioned. The Phonograph at the Wyoming Hook Store was noted in the report.
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Cheyenne
Russell
Edi
Wyomlog Hook
Riverton Soldier Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Riverton Wisconsin reports James M. Daniel of Riverton home in Menominee Michigan after serving in World War I. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in the Marne and Argonne, was cited for cool under fire, and is noted as a model soldier. His father Jenae Daniel also served in the Civil War, adding to the town’s pride.
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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 Cheyenne man describes a fatal shooting connected to her recent marriage to Rosas. She says she separated from him two months prior, knew Pedro Garcia a week, and was with Lupe Masuda near the scene when shots were heard. Garcia is staying at 413 East 124th Street. Lupe Masuda's husband Carlos Sailmaya is questioned. Felicita and Lupe Masuda are jailed as witnesses.
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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
Wyoming Weather Forecast Shows Warmth Near South
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions Thursday with warmer weather in the southern portion. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a somewhat unsettled pattern, with cooler temperatures in the afternoon across the west and northwest areas.
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Wyoming
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Intier Park
City
Frontier Park
Thames Street
U. S
Senator
Union Pacific 10
Publicty Bureau
Comopolitan
Wild West
Carranza
Etath Shade
van Lennen Bie
Phe “Ae Egy
Beaunots
A. E. Roedel
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