Frontier Rodeo Ticket Sale Reaches Record Pace
Cheyenne sees record advance ticket sales for a frontier rodeo show with entries from Washington to Mexico. Dorothy Morrell of Salinas and other noted riders join a strong lineup including women riders. Harry Walters misses event due to an injury. Traffic plans and crowd control are in place as Sioux participants arrive at Frontier Park.
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Cheyenne
Alstory
T. Joe Cahill
Cahill
Washington
Mexico
Atmong
Dorothy Morrell
Skeeter Dill Robbins
Salinas
Cal
Taat
J. C. Parsons
Reno
Nev
Harry Waltera
Omabs
Efenne
Eixtra
Thomas B. Holland
Enos Laughlin
Ecity
Frontiary Park
Pine Ridge Agency
Ranchman Shot by Friend Near Douglas Wyoming
C B Gilbert a leading ranchman aged about 39 was seriously wounded when a rifle in Dr Robertson s hands discharged accidentally during target practice near Douglas The bullet entered his back and passed through doctors fear possible paralysis though some hope remains The party included Maurice and Charlie Gilbert Clarence McIntosh Miss McIntosh and several children Gilbert s wife recently returned from Denver hospital attended the case in Douglas overnight doctors considered Cheyenne treatment for possible spinal injury.
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Douglas
Wyo
C. B. Gilbert
Robertson
Gilbert
B. Gilbert
Maurice
Charlies Gilbert
Clarence MccIntosh
Miss McIntosh
Frontier Rules for Auto Traffic
All private machines leave Frontier park by the northeast gate and return to the city via Carey avenue to 26th street. Traffic diverts two blocks east to Central avenue. No auto traffic on Carey avenue between 18th and 26th streets. An horsement will exit Frontier park by the northeast gate.
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Frontier Park
City
Carey Avenuue
Carey
26Th Street
Central Avenue
Carey Avenue
18Th Street
Guardsmen clash near police HQ after accidental gunfire
A large crowd of National Guard members gathered on Seventeenth Street around 1140 PM neared a confrontation after an accidental discharge by the provost guard lieutenant. Sergeant McFarland ordered restraint and escorted the disturbance back to the station while officers worked to restore order.
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National Guard
Seventeenth Street
Reale
Sercant McParland
Guardame
McFarland
Danoer
Emil Christenson
Aldewilk
Obriaensen
Christenson
Ettlee
Christenann
Kyria
Alee
Akes
Wyoming Weather Report Looks For Cooler Partly Cloudy Day
Partly cloudy skies and light showers predicted across Wyoming with cooler temperatures in the west and north. Forecast calls for variable winds and a cooler daytime high, easing into the evening.
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Wyoming
New Irish Revolt Over Home Rule Bill Threatened in Parliament
In London on July 24 the home rule debate heated as Prime Minister Asquith urged nationalists to accept the government’s terms and warned against derailing immediate home rule. John Redmond’s adjournment motion failed, while Lloyd George and Asquith urged unity and fairness in negotiations.
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John Redmond
London
Ireland
House of Commons
Asquith
Tloyd-George
Aequith
Ulster
Nationalista
Shot By His Wife Over Cooking Dispute in Salt Lake City
As a Crites, a Union Pacific brake man and former city resident, was shot and seriously wounded by his wife in Salt Lake City last Friday evening. The bullet pierced the abdomen and intestines, lodged in the side, and he was rushed to a hospital where the bullet was removed. His condition was critical. The shooting followed an argument when Crites criticised the supper. his wife then fired with a revolver.
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Crites
Union Pacifico
Salt Lake City
Patterson, Former Colorado Senator, Dies at 76
T M Patterson of Colorado, longtime figure in politics and business, died at his home in Denver shortly after 1 pm. He would have turned 77 on November 4. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm. He suffered a stroke two years ago during a Panama Canal trip.
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Denver
Patterson
United States
Colorado
Pennsylvania Street
Senator Patterson
Panama Canal
Insurance Agents Strike in New York
Agents and collectors of the Prudential Life Insurance Co. went on strike in New York today, called by the International Insurance Protective association. About 500 in the New York district joined the action with many more expected to follow, seeking higher pay, union recognition, and more reasonable compensation.
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New York
Prudential Life Insurance Co
International Insurance Protective Assortation
Ail Thoussand
New Increases for Army Bill Voted by Senate
Washington July 24 The Senate halted wholesale cuts in the army appropriations bill and approved increases totaling more than 39 million dollars for ordnance equipment and regular army aid to the National Guard. Decreases of 26 million dollars were made for transportation subsistence foreign service pay and emergencies amid sharp exchanges over preparedness. Senator Chamberlain criticized colleagues as colluding with munitions makers while Senator Townsend claimed guardsmen were mobilized under false pretenses and that there was no plan to send them to Mexico.
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Washington
Senate
Army
National Guard
Chamberlain Kday
Townshend
Mexico
Senator Townsend
Fair Weather Forecast For Frontier Days In Cheyenne
The central weather service expects generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures in Cheyenne from July 26 through July 30. The alert follows guidance from J Cecil Alter of the local weather bureau and was issued Monday afternoon.
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J. Cecil Alter
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Central Office
Koreau
Washington
Bowtie
Big Allied Fleet Gathers to Catch Kaiser's U Boat
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE July 24 reports describe a large Allied naval presence near Cape Henry seeking the German submarine Deutschland. German circles dismiss Bremen’s lack of arrival as no worry. In Baltimore communion services were held aboard the Neckar for Deutschland’s captain and crew amid a banquet and prayers for safe voyage home.
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Kaiser
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Bremen
Baltimore
Neckar
Aypmarine Deutschland
Otto Apits
Three Osteopaths Shot in Boston Tragedy Linked to Marital Contests
In Boston a shooting wounded three prominent osteopathic doctors including De Wilfred Har rim and Massachusetts College of Osteopathy president, amid rumors of an engagement dispute and a contested marriage. A Dr Adame was found dying nearby. Implicated parties connected to the event are named in reports.
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Boston
Marian, Risse
Bagion Osteopath
Wilfred
Harrim
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy
Dr. Adame
Abe Wae
Wilevetto
Poten
Wilson to defend IS business against British blacklist
Washington July 24 Administrations officials move to curb British commercial blacklist under the trading with the enemy act. President Wilson says he is concerned over potential harm to American firms and hints at a formal protest or a statement to affected firms. Senator Hoke Smith predicts Britain will withdraw the blacklist.
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Washington
Administration
Great Britain
Wilson
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
England
South America
Germany
New York
America
The
United
Cou
Clarke Confirmed for Supreme Court Justice Nominee
The Senate unanimously confirmed John H. Clarke as associate justice of the Supreme Court to replace Charles B. Hughes. Thomas B. Allen was confirmed as United States attorney for Nebraska after a delay due to Senator Hitchcock's objection. Allen is the brother-in-law of William J. Bryan.
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Washington
Senate
John H. Clarke
Supreme Court
Charles B. Hughes
Thomas 8. Allen
United States
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Allen
William J. Bryan
Motor Races Today At Frontier Park
The Capitol City Motorcycle Club hosts a series of races at Frontier Park starting at 2 PM. A 50 mile feature race on a 1.5 mile track draws top riders including Floyd Clymer and Frank Kunta from Colorado. Street cars to the park aid spectators in reaching the grounds.
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Capitol City
Wolry
Germans Hold Village Road In Somme Battle For Bapaume
German forces fight fiercely to control a village road toward Bapaume with gains reported north of Keuters and along the Hrntioh front. French occupy a German vodoubt east of Thiegumont toward Verdun as Verdun troops shift east. Italian and Turkish actions claim advances in the Alpine and Brae region while Asquith seeks a 450 million pound credit for Britain.
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al Pockwes
Bapaume
Hrntioh
Thiepvalo
Downie
Thigumont
Verdun
Somme
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Bridgeport
Neb
Marion Butler
Congregational Church
National Church
Shingler
Wrest
T. M. Patterson
Knights of Columbus
Herbert Farrall
Frank Kearney
Charles Hagerty
Sol Clelland
J. C O' Mahoney
Cheyenny
Thomas P. Fahey
John Jt. Reddin
Herbert Fairall
Thomas Heaney
Edlelland
Gilbert Hayes
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Anatal
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