America's Cup Race Off After Five-Hour Breeze Lull
In Sandy Hook New Jersey the 25 mile gale halted the Resolute and Shamrock IV after four and a half hours of near calm. The third attempt to race will be made Tuesday wind permitting with the same course. Resolute led by about two miles when called off, having covered about nine miles actual progress in over four hours.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Windward
Leeward
Adams Jr
Resolute
Byron
Shamrock IV
Senator Harding Plans Quiet Campaign Week
MARION O July 26 Senator Harding republican nominee for the presidency plans a mainly quiet week and will prepare a short speech for Saturday when the front porch campaign opens with a Mansfield delegation visiting. Harry M Dougerty manager of Harding pre campaign will act as nominee's representative at Governor Coolidge notification.
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Marion
Senator Harding
Mansfield
Harry M. Dougerty
Harding
Coolidge
Weather Forecast Brief For Tuesday And Wednesday
Generally fair Tuesday with warmer readings in the southern portion. Wednesday looks warmer overall in the north and cooler in the south with partly cloudy skies.
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South Portion
North
Porjon
Home arsenals of Germans to be taken away
Berlin reports the cabinet approved a bill for disarming civilians and will introduce it in the Reichstag. A new army bill slated for Wednesday ends universal compulsory military service and repeals all contrary provisions. French authorities reportedly refused travel permits to George Ladebour, socialist Reichstag member, to speak in Paris.
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Berlin
Reichstag
George Ladebour
Paris
Cheyenne B and L stock sells at 37 percent bid
The Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan association held its annual meeting in the city county building. For the first time stock was bid at 37 percent, with a spirited auction selling twelve shares. The organization reports assets of 2.3 million dollars and low operating costs under 0.2 percent. Directors were re elected and a new stock issue was extended open until August 25.
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Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan Association
Mark A. Chapman
Stock Growers National Bank
J. H. Walton
Harding Told of Russia Poland Conditions by New York Expert
Marion Ohio July 26 Senator Harding received first hand information on Russia and Poland from C H De Fosse a New York fiscal expert just returned from Europe. De Fosse urged slow foreign commitments and praised Hardings cautious approach noting Europe faces a grave crisis Trotzky leads a large Russian army and the U S should focus on its own interests. Harding spent the day on correspondence and an afternoon automobile ride.
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Marion, CO
Russia
Poland
Harding
C. H de Fosse
New York
Europe
Trotzky
America
Ex service men to lead the nation says Dolier at Legion dinner
At a Boston American Legion banquet National Commander Franklin D Olier argued ex service men will run the country not for their service but as the most capable, mentally and morally prepared leaders. He said four million veterans back home have the know how to manage institutions without upheaval, despite radicals. The talk followed Ponzi investment news and a police halt on his deposits until audits finish. Continued on Page Three.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
Pelletier
Ponzi
Franklin D'Olier
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Trench
Wage readjustment urged for Michigan miners
William Stevenson president of the Michigan district United Mine Workers of America said operators in the district have been asked to readjust wage scales. He noted the current contract pays day men about six dollars a day and this was not satisfactory.
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Saginaw, Mich
William Stevenson
Michigan
United Mine Workers of America
Stevenson
Villa Meets Gunmen Near Sabina in Texas Clash
At Sabina Texas this morning Francisco Villa and his forces reportedly clashed with government troops estimated at 26. Villa’s band is said to number 300 to 600 and may resume war unless surrender terms via telegraph to the De La Huerta government are accepted. American Carl Haggelin, Sabina brewery president, reportedly kidnapped for ransom.
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Hagle Pass
Tex
Francisco Villa
Sabina
Eagle Pass
Villa
de la Huerta
Piedras Negras
Wagle Pass
Carl Haggelin
Trunk murder case ties Detroit man to nationwide search
Detroit, July 26. Eugene Leroy is sought after his wife Katherine Dixon LeRoy was found slain in a trunk mailed from Detroit to New York. Police pursue a man using the name Roy Millen in Chicago and allege jealousy and revenge as motives. Detroit detectives head to Birmingham to question Allan A. Tatum who implicated Leroy. A second trunk is believed to hold more remains and Mrs LeRoy’s identity is confirmed by clothing.
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Detroit
Eugene Leroy
New York
Leo Trumbull
Netroit
Leroy
Roy Millen
Chicago
Allan A. Tatum
Birmingham
Ala
Tatum
Mra. Trumbull
Willing to Talk Aiding Murder Probe in Birmingham
A. A. Tatum, who knew Mrs. Eugene Leroy, offered to go to Detroit to provide information to help solve her murder and the disposal of her body in a trunk from Detroit to New York. Birmingham police said they would deliver him to Detroit authorities when needed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Detroit
Eugene Leroy
New York
A. A. Tatum
Leroy
Tatum
Casper Tennis Player Wins Denver Championship
Denver July 26. W I Rehr of Casper Wyoming defeated W Harrison of Fort Collins two sets to one to win the Denver tennis championship. Both players played sensational games but Rehr was the steadier throughout the match.
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Denver
W. I. Rehr
Casper
Wyo
W. ©. Harrison
Fort Collins
Rehr
Powder Explosion at Sublet Colliery Kills Three
A powder magazine blew up at the Sublet coal mine near Kemmerer Wyoming killing three men and injuring two who are likely fatally hurt. Eight others suffered serious burns and extensive plant damage followed the blast. Injured workers were taken to the Miners' hospital. The magazine contained black powder used for breaking coal.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Sublet
Frontier Days Calf Rope Contest Looms as Cowboy Count Tops 113
One hundred thirteen cowboys entered Frontier Days events at Frontier Park. Of these, 565 entered the calf roping contest, forcing the committee to rope 110 calves unless a plan changes Tuesday. Entry fees totaled $1800, with about 75 contestants set for Tuesday afternoon. Eddy McCarthy, the reigning broncho busting champion, said he would not defend his title this year.
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Frontier Park
The
Frontier
Eddy McCarthy
Frontier Days Dances Highlight Wind River Guests
Plains hotel hosts Arapahoe visitors from Wind River with pow wow and Jazz era dance. Franklin D'Olier, national American Legion commander, notes he will skip Cheyenne rides and aims for Bozeman. Sam Scoville and other notable outlaws listed for Tuesday’s Frontier crowds amid horse show odds.
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Arapahoe
Franklin D'Olier
Mr. D'Olier
The
American Legion
Frontier park rodeo entries list for 1:30 program
Contestants and event numbers released for Frontier park program starting at 1 30 this afternoon. It lists riders wards and teams for events including cowboy relay race Arapahoe Indian races wrestling on horseback and tug of war on horseback with names such as John B Phillippi Paxton Irwin Henry Fitzgerald Frank Bailey and Harry Walters.
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Frontier Park
Johnb. Phillippi
Frank Bailey
Fred Engel
Paxton Irwin
P. L. Landrum
Henry Fitzgerald
Ronald McDonald
Roy Kivett
John Rick
Bob Lee
Edldie McCarty
Ray Jones
J. Miller
Shotgun
Fanny Mule
Yellow Calf
Shakespeare
Leo White Plum
Julia Bear
Stella Shotgun
Goes-in-Lodge
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
John B. Phillippi
L. H. Lewman
Dan Offutt
Iren Hagels
Henry Bigelow
George Marty
T. J. Wertham
Harry R. Robertson
Arapahoe
Fifteenth Cavalry
Lace
Fred Mngels
Paxton Irwin Henry Bigelow
Jimmie Taylor
Harvey Dudley
Eddie McCarty
Irwin
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B. & L. Money
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Dolier
J. Rufus
National Commander of American Legion
Cheyenne Post
Bandit Chieftain
Mrs. Leroy
Frontier Days
Cheyenne
Bozeman
Sam Scoville
Scoville
I-Be-Dam
Teddy Roosevelt
Paul Hansen
Airplane
Billy Peel
Indian Tom
Kid Bell
Watch Me
High Rock
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