America's Cup Race Off After Long Drifting Calm
The 25 mile gale kept Resolute and Shamrock IV in shelter as the fifth race was called off after four and a half hours with virtually no breeze. A new attempt will be made Tuesday under the same course, weather permitting, with Resolute leading by about two miles at the time of abandonment.
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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 will spend most of the week quietly and prepare a short speech for Saturday when the front porch campaign opens with a Mansfield delegation. Harry M. Doherty campaign manager will represent the nominee at Coolidge notification tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Senator Harding
Mansfield
Harry M. Dougerty
Harding
Coolidge
Weather Outlook With Warmer South Tuesday
Generally fair conditions expected Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the southern portion. North areas may see cooler, more unsettled weather on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portion
North
Porjon
Home Arsenals of Germans to be Taken Away
Berlin reports the cabinet approved a bill for disarming the civilian population and will introduce it in the Reichstag. The forthcoming army bill abolishes universal compulsory military service and reverses all contrary provisions. French authorities reportedly refused travel permits to George Ledabour, socialist Reichstag member, for a Paris meeting on July 31.
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Berlin
Reichstag
George Ladebour
Paris
Stock hits 37 percent at Cheyenne Building and Loan meeting
The Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan association held its annual meeting in the city-county district court room. Stock was bid at 37 percent for twelve shares, the first time this level was reached, with eight blocks selling above 80 percent. The fund on hand totaled 33 000 dollars, and 15000 was auctioned across twelve lots. The organization reports rapid growth and very low operating costs, cost under two tenths of 1 percent, with current stock subscriptions at 2 300 000 dollars. Directors were reelected and stock No 19 remains open until August 25 for potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan Association
Mark A. Chapman
Stock Growers National Bank
J. H. Walton
Harding Told of Russia Poland Conditions by De Fosse
Marion Ohio July 26 Senator Harding received first hand information on Russia and Poland from C H De Fosse a New York fiscal expert who recently returned from Europe They discussed European rehabilitation and the need for careful foreign commitments De Fosse warned of a grave European crisis noting Trotzky and a large Russian army while Harding planned to study matters before acting later he spent the day mainly on correspondence and a late automobile ride
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Marion, CO
Russia
Poland
Harding
C. H de Fosse
New York
Europe
Trotzky
America
Ex Service Men Predicted to Lead Nation Says Dolier
At a Boston American Legion banquet National Commander Franklin D Olier said ex service men will run the country not because of service but due to brains and leadership. He cited four million veterans ready to guide business social and political life and to oppose radicals after the war.
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Dolier
Franklin D'Olier
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Trench
Wage Increase Sought for Michigan Miners
William Stevenson president of the Michigan district United Mine Workers said operators in the district were asked to readjust wage scales. He noted the current contract pays day men about six dollars a day and called this unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
William Stevenson
Michigan
United Mine Workers of America
Stevenson
Villa Met With Guns At Sabina in Tex July 26
Sabina Texas reports Francisco Villa and his 300 to 600 fighters arrived early morning and clashed with government forces about 26 strong. Villa seeks telegraphic surrender terms from De La Huerta government and warned of renewed war. Fugitives flee Piedras Negras amid fear. Villa reportedly captured American Carl Hagelin, Sabina brewery president, 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 spurs nationwide search for wife’s killer
Detroit July 26 Police seek Eugene Leroy in a case tied to a mutilated wife found in a trunk sent from Detroit to New York. A man named Roy Millen was detained in Chicago. Allan A. Tatum, in Birmingham, says he knew Mrs LeRoy and suspects jealousy motive. Detroit detectives plan to bring Tatum to trial. A second trunk believed to hold organs is sought. Identification came from clothing with Mrs LeRoy’s name and from Mrs Trumbull. Mrs LeRoy previously divorced from boxer John son. maiden name Katherine Dixon. home Starkville Miss.
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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 Aide Murder Case Tatum Says
A. A. Tatum, who knew Mrs. Eugene Leroy, expressed willingness to travel to Detroit to provide information to help solve the mystery of her murder and the body being shipped in a trunk from Detroit to New York. Birmingham detectives said they would deliver Tatum to Detroit authorities when required.
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Birmingham
Ala
Detroit
Eugene Leroy
New York
A. A. Tatum
Leroy
Tatum
Casper Tennis Player Wins Denver Championship
In Denver on July 26 W. I. Rehr of Casper Wyoming defeated W. Harrison of Fort Collins in two straight sets to win the Denver tennis championship. Both players played sensational tennis but Rehr was the steadier foe.
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Denver
W. I. Rehr
Casper
Wyo
W. ©. Harrison
Fort Collins
Rehr
Powder magazine blasts at Sublet Colliery
A powder magazine exploded at Sublet mine near Kemmerer Wyoming killing three men and injuring two likely fatally. Eight others suffer serious burns and extensive damage hits the mine plant as victims are rushed to the Miners hospital. The blast involved black powder used in coal extraction.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Sublet
Frontier Days Calf Roping Draws 565 Entries
One hundred thirteen cowboys entered the Frontier Days events with 565 entering the calf roping. Officials may rope 110 calves unless a morning plan changes the count. Entrants paid about 1800 dollars in fees. the program stretched into the early morning hours. Eddy McCarthy, current world champion broncho busting, will not defend his title this year.
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Frontier Days
Frontier Park
The
Frontier
Eddy McCarthy
Frontier Days Pow Wow At Plains Hotel
Plains hotel hosts a pow wow as Arapahoe dancers join Frontier Days crowds in Cheyenne. Franklin D’Olier, national commander of the American Legion, watches as Sam Scoville returns to contend with I-Be-Dam. Teddy Roosevelt and Airplane also appear in the Tuesday lineup with other noted outlaws named in the program.
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Arapahoe
Franklin D'Olier
Mr. D'Olier
The
American Legion
Cheyenne
Bozeman
Sam Scoville
Scoville
I-Be-Dam
Teddy Roosevelt
Paul Hansen
Airplane
Billy Peel
Indian Tom
Kid Bell
Watch Me
High Rock
Frontier park rodeo program list of entrants this afternoon
Riders and contestants are listed for events starting at Frontier Park at 1 30 pm. The page notes rules and purses on pages 4 and 6. Entries include Cowboy relay, Arapahoe Indian races, cavalry stands, roping, wolf dance, and tug of war on horseback with teams led by John B Phillips Paxton Irwin Henry Bigelow Henry Fitzgerald and others.
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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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Tal
B. & L. Money
Railway Employes Association
United States
Cowboy
J. Rufus
Boston
Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
Pelletier
Ponzi
National Commander of American Legion
Cheyenne Post
Bandit Chieftain
Mrs. Leroy
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