Judge Winter to Arbitrate Reward Dispute
The Union Pacific reward for capturing the bandit Carlisle will be arbitral under Judge Charles F. Winter of Casper. Superintendent S R Toucey of the Wyoming division announced multiple claimants seek the payout and George Hacous, who aided in the capture, may claim the full amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Carlisle
Charles FE. Winter
Casper
R. Toucey
Wyoming Division
Winter
George Hacous
Ireland in Hands of British Army
London report says Ireland remains under a temporary make shift government led by a commission of judges and Maj. Gen. Sir John Maxwell, with military control over police in most areas. No viceroy or formal Dublin Castle administration is likely to return.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
John Maxwell
Baron Wimborne
Dublin Castle
Ppss
Train Kills Wife. Husband Survives After Idaho Collision
A mail train struck Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Simms of Pocatello Idaho last night near Geneva. Mrs. Simms was killed and her husband escaped with bruises. The accident occurred on the Chicago and North Western railroad line.
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Geneva
M. G. Simms
Pocatello
Ida
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Mexican Arrested for Stealing a Watch
A Mexican named Amandez was arrested by Special Officer Wade for stealing a watch from a Frontier visitor. The watch was found on him during a search at headquarters.
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Amandez
Wade
Man Claims Cheyenne Hold Up. Arrested in Greeley
Charles Knaack, arrested in Greeley, says in jail he robbed two men of 500 dollars in Cheyenne about a week earlier. He explains he acted to prove he could rob boastful targets. Cheyenne reports not yet confirming the hold up. police doubt his tale.
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Cheyenne
Greeley
Colo
Charles Knaack
Knanack
Change in Unwed Parents Policy Sparks Suffrage Meeting
The 1917 suffrage council session featured tributes to Abigail Scott Dunlway and greetings from Rev. Katharine Powell of South Dakota. Gov. Spry invited the council to Salt Lake City, while officers were elected including Emma Smith DeVoe as president and Olympia Brown as honorary vice president with a wide list of regional appointees.
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Olympia Brown
Abigail Scott Dunlway
Wyoming
South Dakota
Katharine Powell
Congregational Church
Spearfish
Sampaign
Dakotas
United States
Spry
Utah
Salt Lake City
Enat
National Council
National Suffrage Association
Clder
Council
Emma Smith DeVoe
Morrison G. Foster
Secretay
W. W. Seymour
Fannie Vernon
Logan
George Plummer
Salt Lake
Stanrod
Idaho
Gibson Clark
Mary Bellamy
Mary Bradford
Colorado
Lily. Wolstenholme
Margaret Roberts
Misa Bertha H. Bosse
Washington
M. T. Gamage
California
Oregon
Artsone
Marion Howarda Shouse
Kennas
Martha B. Keller
Alaska
Harrison
Frontier rodeo action leaves crowd buzzing with injuries and thrills
At Frontier Park a crowd witnessed a busy day of rodeo events. Jimmy sustained two broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder but is expected to recover quickly per Dr. Hilton. Maud Tarr rode Red Sandy to a standout display, while Nap Lynch continued to win relays. Dan Hickson showcased his trained mule, and Vera McGinnis led in trick riding with other riders delivering varied performances.
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Hilton
Camp
Kendrick
Jimmy
Ralph Derby
Gail Down Ing
Ruff Rollins
Maud Tarr Farnis
Maud Tarr
Red Sandy
Maud
Sandy
Louiss. Thompson
Diamond Dick
Juanita
Miss Wilkes
Dorothy Morrell
Nap Lynch
Parsons
Allen Dromseller
McCarty
Scoby
American Eagle
Custer
Little Big Horn
Fog- Horn
Missouri
Frontier Park
Vera McGinnes
Sam Garrett
William Brown
Ed McCarty
Walter Robbins
Plains
Dan Hickson
Dan
Europe
Cheyenne
Lily Laughing Water
Yellow Hammer
Lay Dt
Gail Downing
Art McKechnie
John Bevan
Mrs. Parsons
Denver Post
Vera McGinnis
Mrs. Edgar
Paul Hanson
Dick Hornbuckly
Red
Little Devil
Jack Frite
Bugger Red
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Jack Elliot
Heary Ford
Guy Brown
Red Cloud
Beny
Jay Miller
Hugh Clark
Jyde Hawkins
Allen Brewheling
Skeeter Bill Robbing
Leonard Beats Welsh in Eight Rounds at Brooklyn
Beony Leonard outboxed Freddie Welsh, the lightweight champion, over eight rounds of ten in Brooklyn. The bout ended with Leonard taking the lead as the crowd watched the result unfold in New York on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beony Leonard
Freddie Welsh
Brooklyn
For Sale Four Cylinder Car Listing Fragment
A fragmented sale notice mentions a four cylinder car and tires with unclear details. The readable text shows an order reference and partial model cues but lacks complete identifiers or a seller.
National Capitol Final Pediment Stone Laid in Washington
A historic photograph shows the last stone laid for the east wing pediment of the House of Representatives completing a long project begun earlier. The 75,000 dollar 1908 appropriation funded this final work by Paul Bartlett who titled the design The Democracy of the United States as Expressed by the Types of the Working People.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Hopss
Paul Bartlett
United States
Greatest of All Great Wild West Event No 6 Finals
Fragmented notes describe a series of Wild West events including ladies bucking contest finals with participants Per ary Wilkes Lightfoot Thompson Morrell and others, followed by a ladies mile cow pony race and various consolation races, relays, and horse events with listed competitors and horses.
Fancy and roping events headline Denver Post world relay
Event No. 14 features the Denver Post ladies world relay with Ed McCarty and riders Mra. Eu gar Jud Scoby Mra. Pierce J. Por gons Mra. Parsons Earl Simpson and Vera McGinnens. Event No. 15 covers Fancy and trick roping followed by Event No. 16 Squaw race. Event No. 17 finals in dam ne contéat with Hugh Stein aveir Tred Lowery Ed ree Weir Ed Burgess Hert Welr Shweizer J. H W. Strich Hiltie Guy Brown Tom OO Hartley Dutch Heydler Bill Bakere Bd McCarty Carl Dow ing Frank Carter Pred Atchin son Tepes Hugh Gark Jeo Caldwell Ilea Summers O. . Anderson. Event No. 19 finals in world's bucking contest with Horse Henry Ford Hugh Strickland and others.
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Denver Post
Ed McCarty
Mra. Eugar
Jud Scoby
Mra. Pierce
J. Porgons
Mra. Parsons
Earl Simpson
Vera McGinnens
Tyvent
Damne Contéat
Hugh Steinaveir
Tred Lowery
Ed Ree Weir
Ed Burgess
Hert Welr Shweizer
J. H W. Strich
Hiltie
Guy Brown
Tom OO Hartley
Dutch Heydler
Bill BakereBd McCarty
Carl Dowing
Frank Carter
Pred Atchinson
Tepes
Hugh Gark
Jeo Caldwell
Ilea Summers
Anderson Brent
Henry Ford
Hugh Strickland
Ms Hornbuckie
Brook
John Judd
Caldwell
Jay Mill
Jack Rita
Billy Powell
Thompeans
J. Nutt
Frank Corts
Jack Elliott
Anthal Hugh
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Little Joe
Vera McGiones
Mrs. Pierce
Casandra
Pime
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Milt Hinkle
Praber
J. O. Barules
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Lowman
Morris
Ean
George Panick
Eddie McCarty
Lafe Lewman
Stud Gray
Walter Nevers
P. J. Nutt
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King Merritt
Wi Bogart
Pax Irvine
Ed. McCarty
Hugh Stemner
Bert Weir
Ronald McDonald
Ruff Rolling
Johnny Judd
Gat! Downing
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Kelley Mercantile CO
National Capitol
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Louise Thompson
Bonita
Pierce
Rabbit
Browns
Jose
Mia
Parson
Valley
Vera McGinness
Boxer
Maude Tarr
fHores
Lee More
R. Bell
Harry
Asknows
Rowdy
Tiger
J. Beoby
Ed Lindsay
Mim Hinkie
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Spider
K. Bell
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Downing
Bill Haley
J. Miller
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Wile
P.P. Ball
Earl Simpaga
J. A. Parsons
Nap Lyveh
Judd Leahy
O. L. Beaty
Allen Drumheller
Geo
Parrick
Dick Hormhuckié
Dutch Wallace
Eark Simpnen
Bud Camptell
Killga
Wm. Balers
Tepion
Tom Hokard
Koster bin
Dutch Svidel
Fred Allineon
Ae Yekima Canputt
Tex Crochett
Neary Morrie
H.N. Boyd Company Wholesale
Danny
Hoel
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Garey Ave
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