Frontier program results highlight multiple horse, relay, and riding events
Final day results showcase numerous competitions led by Cowboy Rope and Change Relay with Kivett and Lan dram placing first and second. Other top finishes include Arapahoe Indian Squaw Tepes Race won by White Horse and Armstrong, Roman Standing by Fifteenth Cavalry, Flag or Stake races, Indian Chiefs Horse Race, Steep Race, Firewood Race, and Denver Post Ladies Relay. Calf Rospers Final, Indian Horseback Relay, and Soldiers versus Cowboys standings feature many named riders and teams, with Hugh Strickland topping the World Championship Bucking Contest and Lightning Creek winning finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kivett
P. L. Landram
John Rick
White Horse
Armstrong
Fred Engels
Harry Walters
Fred Fingels
Rob Lee
Walter Sterling
Arapahoe
Henry Shakespeare
Bert Cole
Jerome Fly
Roy Quick
Keubitz
R. Jones
Jay Miller
Pax Irvine
Denver Post
Lorena Trickey
Donna Glover
Mary Stockholm
Fifteenth Cavalry
Joe Gardner
Keupitz
Billy Kingham
sSergeant Smith
Sergeant
Cheyenne
Darrell Cannon
Druntelter
Bob Lee
Irwin
the Armstrong
Eddie McCarty
Paul Hanson
Slim Caskey
Frank McGarrell
Walter Fae
Shorty Kelso
Tommy Grimes
Hugh Strickland
Eddie Burgess
Johnny Judd
Bred Higels
Hd Bevgan
Dick Hornbuckle
Charles Johnson
Angelo Hughes
Billy Mkingham
Ray Bell
Floyd Carroll
HughStrickland
Bill Hale
Hank Keenan
Lee Davis
Hing ‘Merritt
Ronald McDonald
Strickland Crowned Champion Rider at Cheyenne Rodeo
Strickland of Texas won the bronc busting title at Cheyenne's Frontier Week rodeo. The event featured a brutal opening round, dramatic falls, and a record crowd as local and visiting riders competed in bulldogging, calf roping, and ladies relay contests. Loreta Trickey extended her streak to four straight ladies’ relay wins, while Eddy McCarty and others chased titles in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Tridkey
Pendléton
Ore
Cheyenne
Eddie McCarty
Horse Creek
Wyoming
Eddie
Strickland
Jay Miller
Charles Johnson
Angelo Hughes
Billy Kingham
Ray Bell
Floyd Carroll
Whieatland
Miller
Johnson
Hughes
Kingham
Bill Hale
Carroll
Cork Screw
Déven
Charlie Irwin
Hill
Hale
Bell
Hugh Strickland
Lightning Creek
Will Street
Tommy Lawson
Little Clover
Charité Irwin
Kodaks
Karida
Shorty Kelso
Slim Caskey
Frank McCarroll
Kelso
Jeer
Tommy Grimes
Eddie Burgess
Jon Gardner
Gardner
Fred Beeson
Joe Gardner
Waddie Burgess
Scout Marsh
Burgéss
Cox Celebrates Victory as Dayton Parades for Jimmie Cox
In Dayton a massive parade greeted Governor Cox after his acceptance address slated for August 7. Thousands cheered “Hello Jimmie” and “Three cheers for Jimmie” as he waved and spoke, recalling long-time supporters and vowing dedication to his standard. Banners on floats proclaimed “Jimmie Cox” as the event unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trailsend
Jimmy Cox
Dayton
Jimmie
Jimtie
White House
Buck
Pete
Charlie
Jimmie Cox
Jimson Weed Seeds Kill Aged Missourian
In Columbia Missouri on July 30 neighbors found the bodies of Orville and Mrs. Allison both aged 69 on their farm. Simson seeds were found in a coffee pot and Coroner Baker suspects the couple drank the coffee. The coroner said they had been dead about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Orville Allison
Simson
Coronew Baker
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Two room furnished apartment for rent. modern and close in. Contact phone 412-wW, L31 for details.
Harvest field voyage of a Wall Street clerk to Kansas
New York July 28. Apollo deserts Olympus for a year among farmers and wheat shocks in the Central West. Horton Google, a Wall Street clerk, quits his desk to seek $8 a day harvest work, traveling to McPherson Kansas. Three days of toil, heat, and dismay end his ill fated attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apollo
Central West
Gugle
Google
Kansas
William Allen Whites
McPherson
Old City
France
Indian Girl Parachute Jumper Here at Frontier Celebration
Indian girl para chute jumper from the Sioux, recently replacing Frank Hanson after his Casper death, visited Cheyenne with J Y Stook, C H Reimerth, Tom Ledbetter, Ted Powers, and Jim mie Barger. Arrangements were made for exhibition jumps, but she prefers remaining on solid ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San 'A 'Pah
Frank Hanson
Casper
Gheyenne
J. Y. Stook
Western Airplane and Motor Corporation
Csasper
C. H. Reimerth
Tom Ledbetter
Ted Powers
Jimmie Barger
Tama
Clay Danks Arrives For Frontier Day Finale
Clayton Danks, two time champion rough rider of the world, arrived from Riverton in time to attend the last day of the Frontier Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Danks
Riverton
Denial of Credit to Lixories and Price Lowering
Washington reports Comptroller John S. Williams defending Federal Reserve credit actions. He says restrictive policy spurred liquidation, held prices down, and boosted confidence for the future, despite nervousness. Williams cites June 36 bank call data showing loan increases only in the eastern and Cleveland districts and criticizes New York banks for high interest charges up to 15 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wittle Ithe
Federal‘ Reserve Bank
John S. Williams
Federal Reserve
Williams
Banka
Cleveland
New York
Mother of Jimmie Powell Wires for Protection
Evelyn Powell pleads by telegram for urgent help to protect her 6 year old son Jimmie Powell who has been placed in Denver detention after being turned over to juvenile court as an abandoned child. She says Maybelle Washburn promised to care for him but asks others to intervene until she can travel to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Delnver Press
Casper
Wyo
Jimmie” Powell
Evelyn Powell
Powell
Mrs Powell Sought In Cheyenne After Denver Disappearance
A search for Mrs Powell was conducted in Cheyenne about a fort night ago after her disappearance from Denver. She was in the city early in July, but no trace of her could be found when the appeal to locate her reached here.
Rollman Funeral To Be Held Today
Funeral services for Harry F. Rollman will be held today at 2 PM at the First Baptist church. The body lies in state at John Grainger's home until 1 30 PM. Rollman, born August 27 1896, is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Louis C Rollman two sisters and a brother Carl all at the family home. He had worked in Cheyenne. Death was ruled accidental drowning by Acting Coroner W H Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Rollman
First Baptist Church
John Grainger
Harry Rollman
Louis C. Rollman
Granite Springs
Carl
Cheyenne
W. H. Edwards
Remains of Mercer Shipped to His Home
The body of Albert Mercer was sent to his father C. C. Mercer at Fostoria Ohio on No 6 train Friday morning. Mercer died in a rock fall at the Haglestone Lima company mine near Horse Creek on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mercer
C. C. Mercer
Fostoria
Mr. Mercer
Haglestone Lima Company
Horse Creek
Concrete wall work begun at county public Nate building
The concrete wall work at the county public Nate building began Friday. P B H Douglas of Gillette arrived in the city Friday. Hollyhocks are blooming in the city. Two Ford cars were stolen from visitors during the Frontier Days celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
P. BH. Douglas
Gillette
City
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Peare
Harry Yellow Calf
Srd
Joe Garder
Steenth
Sam Scoville
Cox
Jimson
Jimmie Powell
Rollman
Mercer
Cheyenne State
Associated Press Service
Father
Satterfield
Cheyenne State Leader Tribune Building
Federal Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
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