Ed McCarty Crowned Champion at Frontier Days
The event featured Bucking broncos and steer roping with Ed McCarty of Bear Creek Wyoming winning the bucking bronco title aboard Miss Green and finishing strong in the finals. Painstaking rides by Bryan Roach Nickashaw Oklahoma and Billy Kingham Laramie Wyoming highlighted the crowd pleasing tests along with Walter Sterling Cheyenne in steer roping and Rubo Roberts Denver in bulldogging. The day included a risky bull ride by Chicago real estate man Mesce, a dislocated shoulder incident, and a standout performance from Garfield Daniels on Coyote. Wyoming and Washington produced top contenders as New Mexico and Texas also sent competitors.
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Otto Neunest Dies at Williams Ranch
Otto Neunest, 57, collapsed and died yesterday morning at the Williams Ranch twenty miles west of Cheyenne where he worked. His body was transported to Cheyenne and placed at the Early Mortuary. Neunest was found lifeless outside the barn after telling coworker M. B. Morgan he felt sick.
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Cheyenne
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Germany's missed peace chance cited by Erzberger
Erzberger recalls missteps that blocked peace in World War I blaming Germany's military authorities for sabotaging Wilson's peace efforts. He says a true peace could have been achieved but was thwarted by a faction's actions and the arms pledge. In Munich, he reflects on the papal nun's tears and Germany's collapse.
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Frontier contest results from Wheatland and Horse Creek events
Summary of contest results showing top riders in bareback riding Steer roping and wild horse races. Ruth Roach on Wheatland Mary took first with Kitty Canule on Horse Creek second and Bonnie McGarrell on Watch Me third. In the men's world championship bucking, Ed McCarty on Done Gone won, with Bryan Roach on Kid Bell second and Billy Kingham tying Teddy Roosevelt and Headlight for third. Robe Roberts won steel bulldogging, with Mike Mastings second and A P Steel third. Average times listed for each event. Tex Smith led the wild horse race with £ L Harrien second Ed Begin third J A Miller fourth.
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Sam Garrett
Eddie Burgess
Tex Smith
L. Harrien
Ed Begin
J. A. Miller
Mayor Thompson Sees Boxers at Fort D A Russell
Chicago mayor William Wale Thompson and his party visited Fort D A Russell during Frontier Days. They attended a smoker and watched several fast bouts. A cup was presented to General O Neil by the mayor on behalf of the soldiers, praising the red blooded general.
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Cheyenne
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Alleged Auto Thief Taken to Kansas
Undersheriff W A Hunter of Manhattan Bank arrived Friday and took back with him G P Rudy who was arrested here on the 22nd on the charge of stealing an automobile. Rudy was found in Cheyenne and the automobile was recovered in Casper.
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Manhattan, Bank
G. P. Rudy
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Cheyenne
Casper
Two Coroner's Inquests To Be Held This Week
Coroner Clyde Early will conduct an inquest into the death of Joe Rosas a Mexican man shot Wednesday in a quarrel with Pete Garcia. Garcia is jailed on murder charges to be formalized after the inquest. A second inquest will be held Monday into the death found near the railroad track two miles west of Granite Canyon with the body buried due to advanced decay.
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Joe Rosas
Pete Garcia
Garcia
Granite Canyon
Human Fly to Face Federal Authorities
The United States will prosecute I. L. Scott known as The human flip for soliciting funds in a navy uniform. He was arrested Thursday night under a new ordinance banning uniforms from solicitation. About $25 was found in his hat. The federal case concerns using the uniform to aid his financial interests.
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Fourdney Attacks Wilson Admin Over Freight Rate Cuts
Representative Fourdney of Michigan criticizes the railroad administration for cutting freight rates on imports to the Pacific. He says the policy harms American manufacturers and workers and reduces tariff duties. He calls President Wilson "our general manager" and accuses him of favoring foreign interests.
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Bergman and Schles Wedding Tonight
Nathan Bergman of Gheydune son of Sam Burgman and Miss Dorothy Schies of Brooklyn wed tonight at 7 at the groom’s aunt Mrs Vita’s home. License issued yesterday.
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Sam Burgman
Gheyennd
Dorothy Schies
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Lcense
Residence Sale and Office-Side Living Move
Allerney Hi and Dooxeiman sold their city residence and will reside in apartment units adjacent to Dooxeiman’s office. The move consolidates living and work space in the same area, with arrangements noted for the Use we 17h and Cardy ie me dame locations.
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Dooxeiman
Kendrick Bill Seeks Government Oversight In Meat Industry
The article outlines Senator Kendrick's plan for government supervision of meat packing to curb market manipulation. It would bar packers from owning stockyards and ensure equal refrigerator car access, with aims to lower food prices and expand small packer competition. Senate support crosses party lines with leaders like Nor ris and Gapper backing the liberal approach led by Kendrick.
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Iowa
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Nebraska
Gapper
Kansas
Wyoming
Ross Confined to Home by Sickness
S. K. Ross residing at 4613 Evans Street is confined to his home by sickness. His condition is not reported as serious.
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S. K. Ross
Evans Street
French Officers May Study Yankee System
General March chief of staff extended an invitation for French army officers to serve as observers lecturers and students at the American army school. The plan also calls for American officers to attend French army schools.
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Associated Press
Washington
General March
Band Concert at City Park Today
Union Pacific band under manager E W Stevenson will give a concert in City Park today from 1 to 2 30 PM. Bil Jacobs director will conduct the program and oversee arrangements for visitors remaining in the city.
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Union Pacific Band
Bil Jacobs
Minors Charge National League Broke Faith in Drafting Pact
Chicago July 26 The Western and Three I leagues chair A Tierney says the National League broke faith with the minors by not signing a new agreement to replace the abrogated national agreement The majors demand an outright buyers promise rather than drafts as Tierney reports a verbal accord with the minor leagues was not honored by the National League
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Ra, Tearney
National Association of Minor Leagues
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Reegard
John A. Heydler
Tierney
Hermano
National Baseball Commission
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Fragmented OCR News Note Lacks Clear Event
A garbled OCR passage references an arrest linked to a person named Mack Se sonnet and a Coney island note. Details are unclear and no specific date location or charge are provided.
Erroneous Report Of Miller Burglary Filed
A report that Fred Millar’s residence was burgled Thursday night was published but found to be erroneous.
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City News In Brief Local Businesses And Services
Cahilla Holliday proprietors offer phase 4¢ orders today. Russell Bros. advertises on the streets with Frontier Days. Hobbs Muckfeldt Finkbiner carry Gaby carriages and gulky products. Popular music and ragtime piano lessons promised in 12 lessons. Roy J. Whith Plains Hotel hosts 18h auto tire vulcanizing and repair services at Plains Auto Company.
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Plains Hotel
Famous British Painter Edward Pointer Dead
Sir Edward John Pointer, president of the Royal Academy, died aged 90. Born in Paris in 1836 the painter was renowned for works including Israel in Egypt of 1867 the Catapult of 1868 and Atlanta's Race of 1876.
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London
Sir Edward John Pointer
Royal Academy
Paris
Edward John Pointer
England
Israel
Egypt
Atlanta
Canned Goods Pool Stopped in Canada
Ottawa reports the abandonment of an agreement police claimed would have formed a canned goods trust by Dominion and Canadian canners. Food commissioner announced the move on July 26.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Food
City Voting Places for Special Election in Cheyenne
The list of polling locations for the Cheyenne special election sets wards and precincts with hours from nine to five. It names Precincts in Ward One and Ward Two including community sites and bakeries serving as polling stations.
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Gheyenne
Roe
Johnwan Cony
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