Smiling Skies at Frontier Show Delights Cheyenne Crowd
The third Frontier Days performance in Cheyenne drew high praise for smooth runs and vibrant costumes. Spectators watched as 100 mounted soldiers charged sabers aloft, while a staged Indian assault with a mail safe theft heightened the drama amid bright sunlight and colored outfits.
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Cheyenne
Prairie Tose
Mildred Douglas
Ruth Parton
Jack El-iot
Prairie Rose
Cavender Promoted Colonel of Wyoming Regiment
Major Joseph W. Cavender of the First Battalion Wyoming National Guard is appointed colonel of the newly federalized Third Wyoming Infantry by Governor Frank L. Houx. The promotion follows a Washington telegram and completes the regiment’s headquarters setup, with Lt. Col. to be named soon.
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Joseph W. Cavender
Wyoming National Guard
Frank L. Houx
State Reiment
Cavender
Wyoming
State of Wyoming
Adjutant General’s Office
Cheyenne
Secretary of War
Wyoming Infantry
Infantrry
Washington
D. C
Wyo
Third
Mann
France
Russia
Commonwealth
Andersen
Colorado
Frontier Park Today Program And Cheyenne Business Directory
Page Six presents the complete Frontier Park events program for today and a Cheyenne business directory highlighting firms catering to Frontier visitors. Compiled by the committee after checking entries last night, it supersedes earlier published programs.
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Frontier Park
Frontier
Good Quarters Plentiful Says Frontier Committee Head
Cheyenne residents may find lodging comfort as 400 rooms were listed at modest rates. Harry E. Crain, chairman of the Frontier committee accommodation bureau, says nine tenths of rooms go for $1.25 or less per person and that rooms are among the best in the city. He noted a strong late week response improving room availability and urged anyone without a bed to take advantage of the options.
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Cheyenne
Harry E. Crain
First Conference on Coal Strike Ends Without Solution
A July 26 conference in Denver between Colorado Fuel and Iron miners committee and company officials failed to avert the August 1 strike. Another meeting was scheduled for tomorrow as talks adjourned without a solution.
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Denver
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Two Die as Chester Rioting Reignites
In Chester Pennsylvania two people were killed when race riots broke out again at night after a day of relative quiet. About twenty others were injured and many were arrested as authorities work to control the unrest.
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Chester
Ice Follows Violent Hail Storm In Flagstaff
A violent hail storm in Flagstaff Arizona left streets flooded with ice and covered surrounding plains with six inches of ice. The Associated Press reported the weather event that struck late today in the city and spread outward.
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Arizona Plains
Flagstaff
Ariz
Wealthy Face Fewer Draft Exemptions in Early Returns
Washington officials await draft board reports to gauge likely rejection rates among ten million registrants. Early data suggest about one quarter may be rejected for physical disability, with lower rates in affluent suburbs and higher rates in factory towns where long work weeks and single providers affect health.
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Washington
Regiatrans
Burglars Busy Loot Totals Over $1000 In Cheyenne
Burglars are active in Cheyenne with losses over $1000. At the home of Mrs. J. Hosford on East Twentieth Street a watch, bracelet and jewelry were stolen from a roomer. A theft at 212 West Nineteenth Street yielded three watches and clothing. Another break at 2228 Carey Avenue produced over $200 in valuables. Police followed a prowler sighting near Twenty-sixth and Howse Streets with no arrests.
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Cheyenne
Reyes
J. ©. Hosford
East Twentieth Street
Weat Nineteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Twenty-sixth
Howse
Newlyweds Will Escape Draft Latest Decision
The Trenton Nova Scotia report states Provost Marshal Crowder confirms drafted men who marry before examination will be exempt if their wives depend on them. Earlier practice tied marriage to evading service, but this letter clarifies that marriage alone is not a bona fide exemption.
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Trenton
Crowder
Atty Jones
German Vessels Sunk and Captured by British Destroyers
A correspondent reports two German ships sunk and two others taken to England by British destroyers. The Amaterdan Telegram notes a torpedoed steamship and a correspondent arriving at Denhelde with details from the Frie fan islands.
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Dretish
Amsterdam
England
Divilleh Deestroyers
Pexel
Friefan Islands
Gerpuwn
Wits
Hes
Denhelde
French Gain Reported by Official War Bulletin
Paris reports intense bombardments and heavy fighting on the French front. The war office bulletin says the French gained ground at several points and renewed efforts continue along the toe of the line as bombardments persist.
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Paris
War Office
Universal Military Training, Says 7. R
The article advocates universal military training and universal service for young men as a wartime mobilization measure. It argues for national readiness, employer duties, and a need for decisive action to deter aggression, referencing public speeches and Loyal Orders. The rhetoric emphasizes urgency and collective national defense.
Poisoned Stock Losses Plague Oregon Range
KLAMATH FALLS Ore. Heavy stock losses hit the Oregon range as ranchers report mysterious poisoning. Federal investigators, led by J D Mandell, probe suspected foul play after livestock were found sickened and killed, with officials tying the incident to recent threats and possible tampering.
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Oregon
Senate Agrees 10 Vote On National Day Amendment
Senate leaders indicate a 10 vote deficit on a national day amendment as AP dispatches report a pending vote next week. The chamber plans to consider a substantive constitutional tweak and related measures with urgency.
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Senate
Sendhor
Santa Rora Report Adds Danger Warning
A fragment from Santa Rora mentions a person reporting danger at home, with unclear details about a potential threat or incident. The text shows garbled phrases and a reference to Bath, but no concrete actions or outcomes are identifiable.
Proclamation warns of threat to revolution at Slay Retreat
Slay Retreat scored in proclamation from Workmen's and Soldiers' delegates and peasants congress. The document accuses lack of front discipline and treachery aiding von Hindenburg's offensive, warns of counter revolution, and urges support for revolutionary authorities. London report covers Commons peace vote and mixed reactions.
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London
House of Commons
James Ramsay Macdonald
Werbert Asquith
Pie For
Relehatas
Micdonald
George James Wardle
Labor Party
Kitsanmeilen
Andrew Lower Law
Phillip Snowden
Brittelsaverment
Alenot-Lorrain
Ivor
Fragmented OCR note on wartime loyalty and espionage debates
An OCR fragment discusses loyalty during wartime, mentions United States policy proposals, flag use, and espionage concerns. It references Port Leavenn and Fort Sapy, with scattered names and locations, but the text is garbled and presents no coherent event or outcome.
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Commons
R. Andersen
Adjutant General
Associated Press
Avery
Theodore Honeevett
Mane
Melfheinnes
United States
Rovere
Klamatis
Mo Mandedl
Mightina
W. Wethenibene
Lily Associated Press
WiliTott
Omawa
Neon
Gotinaa
Hieenstein
Noth
Ben
Antonio
Port Leavenn
Bas Welly
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