Hopkins Wine Wins First Prize in Auto Parade
About 160 cars took part in the Frontier show with Hopkins winning first prize for car No 20 owned by R A Hopkins valued at 75. The second prize went to Mrs RN LaPonteine in car No 3 for 30 and J C Gans won novelty prize with car No 11 for 30. The Wyoming battleship float and other decorated vehicles drew applause as community groups and Knights of Pythias residents participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hadsell
Rawlins
Bishop N. & Thomas
A. 8. Ridgely
Thin Clty
R. A. Hopkins
RN. LaPonteine
J. C. Gans
Iris
Rade
Noo
Aoe Tee
R. B. Davidson
Elmer J. Keefe
J. J. Operehde
Knights of Pythian
Woodmen of
Neste
Elks
Lacey
Dream Boat
Moon Nest
Gar No. 9
Smith
President to protest blacklist impact on American firms
Washington reports state department officials have nearly completed a protest against the British trading with the enemy act blacklist. The communication will be sent to London soon and argue the policy injures Americans and violates international law. Officials expect similar actions with France, Russia and Italy. London reports Britain may have consulted New York banks before publishing the blacklist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
State Department
United States
London
Isaac
France
Russia
Italy
Great Britain
Foreign Trade Department
New York
True’s Western Life Exhibit At Dalber’s Store Window
Five paintings by Alien T True of Denver are on display in the Dalber store windows as part of Frontier days shows. The artist, renowned nationwide, studied in New York London and Wilmington with Howard Pyle and Frank Brangyn. A work won a $500 prize at Los Angeles auto parade, but judges did not award it here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien T
True
Denver
Dalber
United States
New York
London
Wilmington
Delaware
Howard Pyle
Frank Brangyn
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Leadville
Kendrick
Senate
Billie Irwin
Sinclair
Majo Smith
Parker
O. Scoby
J. Booby
Bud Campbell
Ivtory
Ed McCarty
Bat and
Pepper
Minnehaha
Life or Death Now German Writer from the Battle Front
From Rotterdam a Vossische Zeitung dispatch reports Max Os born saying after two years of war the Angel of Destruction plagues German ranks with merciless fury. He warns of massive enemy losses yet grave fate in a decisive battle as life or death for the nation hangs in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Rotterdam
Max Osborn
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
National Council of Women Voters Visits Cheyenne
The National Council of Women Voters held a Cheyenne visit during its annual convention in Carnegie Library with Mrs Emma Smith DeVoe in chair. Delegates from Wyoming Idaho Kansas City and others attended as Mary Bradford spoke on a trained woman’s citizenship. A reception by Governor Kendrick and tours of Frontier Park followed, with sessions to continue and a social event planned at the executive mansion later tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Smith DeVoe
National Council of Women Voters
Carnegie Mbrary
Mra. R. A. Morton
Wyoming
Racine
Wisconsin
Mra
Cenlag
Mary
Bradford
Colorado
Mere
Walter McNeb Miller
Stenholme
Utah
Foster
Laramie
Mra. Hart
Idaho
Washington
Lucy Walte
Chicago
Ime
Laura
Fixen
Vanguard
Misa Bertha Bosse
Anna Swan
Love Hart
Mra Morton
Cheyenne
Morton
William Irvine
Ross
Burke H. Ginnclalry
Kendrix
Joseph M Carey
Gibson Clark
Cyrus Beard
Thoma
W. C. Menteer
Rh. B. Foreyih
Archie Allison
Sinelar
Ecib
J. O. Thoupsen, Jr
Galea A
Fos
H. DB
Glagaoa
Mie
Oo Pepe
Crowded Frontier Show Seeks Rooms for Visitors
Burling-ton depot hosts crowds as organizers plead for housing. Secretary Cahill appeals to the State Leader urging households with extra rooms to offer accommodations to ease severe congestion on opening day of the frontier show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Committees
Burlintgon Depot
Campbell Tiger
Judy Beeby
Padl
O'Connor
George
A. Scoby
Casanbal
Simpson
Ted
C. Campie
Lee Cunningham
Erie
Conten
Walter Samson
Ed Bowman
Genses
Art Mcphen
Jim Fitsgerald
Iron Mountain
R. J. Wallace
C. Summers
A. L. Osborne
C. Williams
Carrie Nation
M. Hinkle
Bear George
R. Blackmore
Lillian Russell
Dick Morgan
Browny
Vay Anderson
Little Marshmellow
C. Parson
Ormand Cunningham
Nap Lynch
Walter Lawler
Skoohum
Gail Downing
Dorothy Morre
Maud Tarr
Louise Thompson
Catherine Wilkes
Wm. Brown
Ed McCarty
Walter Robbins
Sam Garrett
Vern McGinnes
Helen Astie
Maude Tarr
Belmont
Helen Bowen
Bear Creek
Dorothy Morrell
Gladys Astle
Catherine Welsh
Vera McGinness
Hero
Mra. Edger
Joker
B. Neddeng
Cheyenne
Joke
Nellie
Mra. Pierce
Tiser
Mary Kirk
Casandra
Vera Simpson
Rabbit
Mrs. Bowen
Midge
May Chilcote
Misa Peden
Bull Pickett
Ed Lindsay
Bil Baker
King Merritt
Tom Eckard
Maxie Johnson
Yakima Canmutt
Tex Crockett
Am Garrett
Walter Robbine
Jack Killett
Scorpion
Gall Downplay
Canfield
High Clark
Lark
Jud Beeby
Rush
Join Hevan
Boser
Paul Rhinehardt
Denver Peat
Gkeeter Bil Rovbles
Square Deal
Rufuse Rollins
Gus Andereou
Jeary Morris
Duiibroek
Hopald McDomald
K. C. Kean
Ralph Derby
Heedlight
Frank Carter Om Kaiser
Dutch Mercier
Tipperary
Page Pive
Carnival Girl Tries Suicide After Quarrel
Despondent over a dispute with her husband Mrs M B Allen a carnival troupe member attempted suicide by swallowing iodine. She collapsed on Capitol avenue, was treated at St Johns hospital, and later expressed relief that her plan failed. She is under 18 and rooms at 115 East Seventeenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Allen
Wortham Shows
S1. John's Hospital
Allen
East Seventeenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Clyde Barry
St. John’s Hospital
Two Die in Tipton Auto Collision Near Here
Tipton Ind July 26 Two persons were killed here today and a third may die from a collision between a traction car and an automobile near Tipton The dead are Ever A Mock 45 former state senator and Mrs Mell O Mock his sister in law Mel Mock 43 was taken to his fathers home with death expected momentarily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
A. Mock
Mell O. Mock
Mel Mock
Frontier Rodeo Drops World Roping Record
Opening day at Frontier Cheyenne featured Bert Weir tying 27 seconds and Fred Lowery then breaking it with a 24 second team effort. The crowd set a record for attendance as officials praised the showing and events including bucking contests and squaws races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Bert Weir
Fred Lowery
Cheyenne
Joe Cahill
Wyoming
Deutschland Guarded by U S Cruiser After Attack Delay
Baltimore July 26 German consul said the Deutschland would not sail for a week after clearance. Commander Capt Paul Koenig had cleared the ship for Bremen or any German port. The ship was submerged to test engines as two British freighters watched. Washington July 26 the navy ordered the armored cruiser North Carolina and three destroyers to Cape Henry for neutrality duty after a report of a mysterious ship believed to be a British cruiser entering Chesapeake Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Arl A. Luederitz
Paul Koenig
Bremen
Washington
U. 8
Louisiana
Chesapeake Bay
Navy Department
North Carolina
Capa Henrys
Determined to Hold American Neutrality
Officials would not disclose maturation details but said the commander of the North Carolina has been directed that the German merchant Deutschland must not be attacked by allied warships within the three mile limit and that American neutrality must not be violated in any other way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Carolin
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN _ VOTERS
Rehan
Intion Oday
Frontier Committee
Frontier Celebration
Wortham
White Angel
U. S
Deutschland
Marine Groenen
Eapartment
Halimore
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