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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1916

Page

9

Frontier Breaks Ticket Sale Record in Cheyenne Show

Advance ticket sales set a record as Cheyenne readies for a major celebration with entries from Washington to Mexico. Dorothy Morrell and other riders join a strong field amid new park access and crowd control measures. Sioux participants arrive, and local couples wed at the Congregational church.

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 Gilbert Shot by Friend Near Douglas Wyoming

C B Gilbert a leading ranchman of Douglas Wyoming is fatally wounded when a .22 rifle in Dr Robertson s hands discharged during target practice near the reservoir. He is seriously injured with possible spinal involvement and may be paralyzed. His wife has been prostrated by the incident as doctors in Douglas and Cheyenne assess the damage and decide on further treatment.

Douglas Wyo C. B. Gilbert Robertson Gilbert B. Gilbert Maurice Charlies Gilbert Clarence MccIntosh Miss McIntosh

Frontier Rules for Auto Traffic

All private machines will leave Frontier park by northeast gate and return to city by road to Carey avenue to 26th street. Traffic will be diverted two blocks east to Central avenue. No auto traffic on Carey avenue between 18th and 26th streets. AN horsement will leave Frontier park by the northeast gate.

Frontier Park City Carey Avenuue Carey 26Th Street Central Avenue Carey Avenue 18Th Street

Guardsmen Roughhouse Near Police Headquarters

A crowded street scene near police HQ erupted over a provost guard arrest attempt after an accidental revolver discharge. Sergeant McFarland moved to restore order as guardsmen clashed with police, with several officers detained and later turned over to camp authorities.

National Guard Seventeenth Street Reale Sercant McParland McFarland Danoer Emil Christenson Aldewilk Obriaensen Christenson Ettlee Christenann Kyria Alee Akes Campy

Weather forecast for Wyoming conditional and unsettled

Partly cloudy conditions with possible scattered showers and a cooler spell. Winds mainly from the west and north, with a sharp drop in temperatures as the day progresses across Wyoming.

Wyoming

New Irish Revolt Over Home Rule Bill Threatened in Parliament

In London July 24 the debate on home rule for Ireland heated as Prime Minister Asquith urged nationalists to accept a workable proposal. John Redmond moved to adjourn but was defeated while Lloyd George and Asquith called the plan a major compromise and warned against breaking negotiations.

John Redmond London Ireland House of Commons Asquith Wrest Tloyd-George Aequith Ulster Nationalista

Shot By His Wife Over Cooking Sparks Fatal Wound

As a Crites, a Union Pacific brake man and former city resident, was shot in Salt Lake City last Friday evening by his wife after objecting to her cooking. The bullet struck his abdomen, perforated the intestines, and lodged in his side. He was taken to a hospital where doctors removed it and his condition remained critical. The shooting followed an argument over the suppers meal.

Crites Union Pacifico Salt Lake City

Patterson, Colorado Senator, Dies at 76

T M Patterson longtime Colorado public figure and former U S senator died at his home in Denver shortly after 1 pm He would have been 77 in November Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow He had suffered a stroke two years earlier during a Panama Canal trip

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. walked out in a New York strike today. Organized by the International Insurance Protective association with about 1000 members, the action seeks higher pay and union recognition. About 500 agents in the New York district began the strike.

New York Prudential Life Insurance Co International Insurance Protective Assortation Ail Thoussand

Senate approves army bill boosts for ordnance and guard

The Senate voted over 39 million in increases for ordnance equipment and regular army aid to the National Guard, halting prior sale reductions. Decreases totaling 26 million in transportation subsistence foreign service pay and emergencies followed. Senator Chamberlain Day accused preparedness backers of conspiring with munitions makers while Senator Townsend criticized guardsmen being sent to the border under false pretenses and questioned Mexico mobilization.

Washington Senate Army National Guard Chamberlain Kday Townshend Mexico Senator Townsend

Frontier Days Weather Forecast For Cheyenne

Acting on J Cecil Alter suggestion the central weather bureau issued a forecast for Frontier Days in Cheyenne. Indications Monday say weather will be generally fair with moderate temperatures from July 26 through July 29.

J. Cecil Alter Weather Bureau Cheyenne Central Office Koreau Washington Bowtie

Big Allied Fleet Gathers to Catch Kaiser's U Boat

Norfolk reports a strange allied warship off Cape Henry fueling rumors that British and French fleets await the departure of the German submarine Deutschland. German circles dismiss Bremen’s absence as a worry. In Baltimore, communion aboard the Neckar for the Deutschland crew, led by Rev Otto Apits, ends with a banquet and prayers for safe voyage home.

Kaiser Norfolk Cape Henry Bremen Baltimore Neckar Aypmarine Deutschland Otto Apits

Boston Osteopath Tragedy Involves Three Doctors

Three prominent Boston osteopathic doctors are connected to a fatal shooting incident. Dr Marian, Dr Risse, and Dr Bagion were named in reports linking the event to a dispute involving Dr Adama and Dr Ow. The casualty included Dr Wilfred Har rim, president of the Massachusetts College of Osteopathy, as investigators search for motives and ties among the local osteopathic community.

Boston Marian, Risse Bagion Osteopath Wilfred Harrim Massachusetts College of Osteopathy

Wilson Defends Is Business Against British Blacklist

Washington July 24 officials show readiness to act to shield American firms from a British blacklist under the trading with the enemy act. President Wilson voiced concern over the issue and hinted at a forthcoming statement or protest to Britain. Senator Hoke Smith predicted Britain would withdraw the blacklist, while officials stressed the issue remains unsettled.

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 Nomination

The Senate today unanimously confirmed John H. Clarke as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court to succeed Charles B. Hughes. Thomas B. Allen was confirmed as United States attorney for Nebraska after delay since January due to Senator Hitchcock objecting. Allen is brother in law of William J. Bryan.

Washington Senate John H. Clarke Supreme Court Charles B. Hughes Thomas 8. Allen United States Nebraska Hitchcock Allen William J. Bryan

Motorcycle Races Set at Frontier Park Today

A Capitol City Motorcycle Club event at Frontier Park begins at 2 p m. A 50 mile feature race on a 1 2 mile track opens to all comers with noted riders Floyd Clymer and Frank Kunta of Colorado among entrants. Street cars will transport fans to the grounds.

Capitol City Wolry

Germans Battle for Village Road Leading to Bapaume

Reports say Germans fight fiercely for the village road toward Bapaume and control much of the village. French forces hold a German battery north of Ke trees and advance near Thieapval Guidemount. Italian and British actions are noted with Allied efforts against Austrians and Turks, while Asquith seeks a 450 million credit in parliament.

al Pockwes Bapaume Hrntioh Thiepvalo Downie Thigumont Verdun Somme

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