Hopkins Wine First Prize in Auto Parade
The Frontier feature showcased a decorated automobile parade with about 160 entries. Three prizes were awarded: first to car No. 20 owned by R. A. Hopkins for 75 dollars, second to car No. 3 owned by Mrs. RN LaPonteine for 30 dollars, and a novelty prize of 30 dollars to car No. 11 owned by J. C. Gans.
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 U S blacklist against British trading act
Washington reports say President Wilson and State Department officials have nearly completed a protest against the British trading with the enemy act blacklist of American firms. The communication will be sent to London and argue the acts injure Americans and violate international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
State Department
United States
London
Western Life On Exhibit At Dalber’s True
The Frontier days show features five western paintings by Alien T True of Denver in the Dalber store windows. True, a nationally recognized modern painter, studied in New York and London and with Howard Pyle in Wilmington. His works have drawn favorable city attention and he has won early prizes in auto parades including a $500 Los Angeles award that judges did not award 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
Life or Death Now German Writer from the Battle Front
Rotterdam dispatch from Max Os to the Vossische Zeitung reports on a grim battlefront mood. The writer states the Angel of Destruction haunts German ranks as enemy losses mount, and nations face life or death stakes. It describes heightened sacrifice and the critical moment in a decisive battle across fronts.
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 the final session of its convention in Cheyenne with Emma Smith DeVoe presiding. Delegates from Wyoming and nearby states heard Mary Bradford of Colorado speak on training women for citizenship as others offered brief remarks and a city tour followed by a governor’s reception at the executive mansion.
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
Rooms Needed as Frontier Show Crowds Fill Depot
Crowded Burling-ton depot drew visitors on opening day as committees plead for spare rooms. Secretary Cahill urged locals to offer lodging, warning thousands may be left without accommodations. The show featured numerous entries and events across multiple bucking and rodeo contests.
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 husband M. B. Allen of the Wortham Shows, Mrs. Allen 18 or younger attempted suicide by swallowing iodine around noon. She collapsed on Capitol avenue, was taken to St John’s hospital, where a stomach pump prevented death. she later expressed relief at surviving. She left a note for her husband before the act.
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 Killed One May Die in Auto Collision
Tipton Ind July 26 Two persons were killed here today and a third may die as a result of 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 and death is momentarily expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
A. Mock
Mell O. Mock
Mel Mock
Frontier Rodeo Breaks Records Amid Cheyenne Crowd
Bert Weir and Fred Lowery set world roping records on opening day at Frontier in Cheyenne. Weir tied 30 seconds then 27 seconds flat, while Lowery completed a 24 second team effort. The crowd surpassed previous first day attendance as a Wyoming National Guard review closed the opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Bert Weir
Fred Lowery
Cheyenne
Joe Cahill
Wyoming
Deutschland Delays Departure as U S Sentry Guards From Attack
Baltimore dispatch reports German consul Luederitz stating the Deutschland will not leave port for a week after clearance. Captain Koenig tests engines and submerges vessel while two British freighters watch. Washington notes a mysterious vessel, possibly a British cruiser, near Chesapeake Bay prompting a naval neutrality escort by North Carolina and three destroyers off Cape Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Arl A. Luederitz
Paul Koenig
Bremen
Washington
U. 8
Louisiana
Chesapeake Bay
Navy Department
North Carolina
Capa Henrys
Neutrality Held By U S Officials Over German Ship
Officials would not disclose matryials showing that the commander of the Deutschland was instructed that the German merchant vessel must not be attacked by Allied warships within the three mile limit and that American neutrality must not be violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Carolin
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Italy
Great Britain
Foreign Trade Department
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN _ VOTERS
Rehan
Intion Oday
Frontier Committee
Frontier Celebration
Wortham
White Angel
Kendrick
Senate
Billie Irwin
Sinclair
Majo Smith
Parker
O. Scoby
J. Booby
Bud Campbell
Ivtory
Bat and
Pepper
Minnehaha
U. S
Deutschland
Marine Groenen
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