Frontiersman notes and Transit ads in Cheyenne Frontier Week
Randolph National Bank official Mr. Copeland visits Cheyenne for Frontier show data gathering to support a sketch on Custer battlefield. Laurence Shockley seeks Stutz agency in Cheyenne during Frontier week while taxi services advertise One-One and Sherman Co. varnishing and paper ads discuss aliens repatriation bill drafted in Washington by Rep Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ©. Copeland
Randolph National Bank
Randolph
Copeland
Outing
Crow Reservation
Montana
Custers
Larenece Shockley
Casper
Shockley Service & Sales Company
Wyoming
South Dakota
Cheyenne Frontier Week
Cheyenne
Washington, D. C
Webb
House Judicciary Committee
Army Units Made Smaller Under New Plan
Secretary Baker announced a reform in the national army reducing tactical divisions to about 16,000 men from 24,000. Generals Joffre and Bridges noted European practice with smaller, more mobile units shaping the change, with only minor adjustments to subordinate units while overall personnel remains nearly the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Baker
War Department
Joffre
Jidges
National Army
Bridges
Europe
Baseball scores across leagues with varied results
In the American League Cleveland lost to Washington by 1 to 2. In the National League Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 0. Pittsburgh routed New York 6 to 2 while St. Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 0. Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 6 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chutes
Mevelund
Detroit
Washington
Philadelhia
Ranch buying and selling contact Lon C. Davis
Advertises ranch transactions with Lon C. Davis at 1714 Carey, phone 168W or Reo 22, price $22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon C. Davis
Virginia Dale rancher ends life with gun
The body of Peter Moon, 47, rancher of the Virginian Dale district near the Colorado Wyoming line, was found on a hillside with a rifle wound. A jury ruled the death a self-inflicted act, with no motive found. Moon had been seen Sunday and appeared cheerful, with no financial or romantic troubles evident. The body will be buried in Larame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Peter Moon
Virginian Dale
Colorado, Wyoming
Laramie
Endroner
Moen
Moon
Neeney
German Prisoners to Work on Road Projects at Fort MacPherson
German prisoners at Fort MacPherson in Atlanta will be put to road work soon building roads for the county. An agreement between federal and county officials provides for their labor and payment for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fort MacPherson
Spy Confession Given Under Anaesthetic in Arizona
In Miami Arizona Axel Johneton confessed to being a German spy while sedated for a minor operation. Authorities say he acted as a German army officer in disguise as a Swede to obtain enemy information and await federal action after arrest on charges of being an enemy alien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ariz
Axel Johneton
Globe
Jonneton
Amon Iiw
Watblings
Asvert
Jonnalon
Post Trophies Displayed at Bons
Frontier prizes in a window at the Von Shoe and Clothing Co. are shown to honor the world champion lady broncho buster from The Great Divide. The Denver Post silver loving cup trophy for the ladies relay race is also on display at Bons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Shoe & Clothing Co
Denver
Denver Post
Hons
Americans Reach English Shore In WW2 Hospital Unit
A U S hospital unit arrives in London amid wartime efforts. The event draws media attention and public interest as the unit disembarks and preparations unfold in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bucking and roping highlights from Winnemucca rodeo
The Winnemucca rodeo featured Strickland winning the world bucking title on Peaceful, while Meve and Indian Song riders posted solid rides. Charles Wier of Oklahoma led steer roping with a 35 second time, and a notable mount by Vampire drew cheers for its lone high-scoring burst before time ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sle
Strickland
Cieht
Tommy Grimes
Johnny Knowles
Miller
Chain Foot
Rilex
le Wee
Johony Judd
Dick Wallace
Anate Wallace
Wallace
Vampire
Alao
Billy Powell
Charles Wier
Oklahoma
Wier
Vler
Veteran and Basher Lead Batters in Two Big Leagues
Veteran and basher lead batters across two major leagues as a landmark season shows breaks in hits record. The piece highlights top hitters like Walter Cruise and other star names, noting strong averages and rising competition while stirring talk of more players joining the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basher
Preparations For Second Draft Of War Spending Plan
A fragmented report describes a Senate debate over the war expenditure program. It notes proposals to increase the army and fund emergency measures as part of a broader appropriations bill. The document cites a total request reaching about 14 million dollars for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telay
Sterane
Eireston
Tote
Race Day Auto Show Attracts Thousands For Exhibition
Post reports a major automobile show drawing large crowds as entrants compete in the mobile division. Hazel Briower drives a Chalmers while Haynes stock car and Treadway models are featured. Denver Motor Club and Ace Automobile Trades are among organizations backing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Lee
Hazel Briower
Chalmers
Haynes
Kelion Motor Company
Denver Motor Elit
Bowlder
MD O Donnell
Walter Brittain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Apital Coal Company Oal
Abil! & Holliday
The
Sherman Co
Hlatt
WEEE
Cleveland
Virginia Dale
Gun
Mountain Side
State Lind
Verdun
Lagoe Paone
Red Cross
Niagara Falls
America
Alk Quidoor
Burlington Depot
Pioneer Park
Bons
U.S
England
Associated Press
Puncher
TY Cob
Walter Cruise
St. Socielit
Ern Supplies Company
Crete
BIG Ao
Postil de
Hi Evans Cr
Rego
Waltem Chuise
Post
Autes
Tron Biess
Monge Oned
Hmth & Stout Sts
Glock
Lewis Dry Gonds Co
Oulyetwe
Tyth- Duset & Pies Dry Conds Co
Wusty
Showe
Moi Auto State
Auditorium
Walson Bros
Furniphings