Elks Minstrel Show Delights Cheyenne Audience
The Cheyenne Elks presented a capstone minstrel show at Capitol Avenue Theater that drew a full house. Directors Mr. Joe Bren and Mr. Charles Sapp led a strong cast with White's orchestra, Harold Vaughn, Oscar Lamm, Eddie Taylor and Frank Parkins delivering standout numbers. The two-part program featured lively choruses, dances, witty gags, vaudeville acts, and a closing reprise, finishing as a financial and social success for the lodge.
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Cheyenne Lodge of Elks
Capitol Avenue Theater
Cheyenne
Joe Bren
Charles Sapp
Kansas Clu
Elis
White
Bren
Sapp
Mr. McGarvey
Senator Warren
Ross
P. J. Black
Harold Vaughn
Oscar Lamm
Eddie Taylor
Frank Parkins
Charlene Rocker
Helen Aastie
Klare Force
Helen Keefe
Duped By Another Defense of Italian
Guilseppi Pomare of Youngstown Ohio faced defense claims that only his signature appeared on a threatening letter to President Wilson demanding 5000 dollars. Writing experts testified the body of the letter was written by another person. The defense argues Pomare was duped into signing a letter in English he did not understand.
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Cleveland
Trian
Guilseppi Pomare
Youngstown
Ohio
Wilson
Pomare
Moran Knocks Logan Out In Fourth Round
In New Orleans Frank Moran of Pittsburgh floors Logan of Chicago twice in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Moran drilled a hard right to Logan's jaw early in the frame then again later for the knockout. Both fighters weighed about 200 pounds.
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New Orleans
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Im Logan
Chicago
Moran
Logan
Belone
St Louis chosen as next American Guild of Violinists convention site
St Louis was selected as the meeting place for the next convention of the American Guild of Violinists. Victoria Lichtenstein of St Louis was elected president.
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ST. Louis
American Guild of Viollingta
Victoria Lichtenstein
Owa Attorneys Endorse Speech of Judge Speer
Iowa State Bar association adopts resolutions praising Emory L. Speer of Macon Georgia for condemning alleged espionage of federal judges by the Department of Justice. The resolution stresses judiciary independence and condemns government interference as un-American and harmful to justice.
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Sioux City
Emory L. Speer
Macon
Second
Georgia
Department of Justice
Iowa State Bar Association
Two Fishermen Drowned When Steamer SwampS Launch KEOKUK
In the Mississippi above the government lock James and John Chandler fishermen drowned when a passing steamer swamped their launch. John Chandler went down with the boat while James tried to swim to the lock and perished before help arrived. The accident occurred near the scene of a prior launch party disaster a week ago.
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Keokuk
James
John Chandler
Mississippi River
Government Lock
Muller's Brazilian ambassador visit greeted by San Francisco officials
Dr Laura Muller special ambassador from Brazil arrived amid elaborate welcomes in San Francisco. A cavalry escort and mounted band accompanied the party from Oakland to the Panama Pacific Exposition area. Mayor James Rolph Jr and Exposition officials hosted a formal reception at the hotel before planned excursions to Phoenix Hearst home, Livermore valley, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Felton groves and Stanford University.
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Francisco
Laura Muller
Brazil
Muller
Oakland
James Rolph
Charles ©. Moore
Arthur Murray
Phoebe Hearst
Livermore Valley
San Jose
Santa Crus
Retwood Groves
Felton
Stanford University
Sherman Co Decorations Sign Estimate
The Sherman Company advertises hanging paper and sign services with estimates for decoration work. Local customers are invited to contact Sherman Co. for project quotes and timeline details.
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Sherman Co
Land Office Notice of Final Three-Year Proofs in Cheyenne
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces that settlers including Arthur B. Klopfer Delbert J. Hudson Charles T Child George Walter Ernest H Goodman and others filed intention to make final three-year proof on homestead claims. Proving before the register and receiver July 22 1913 at Cheyenne with witnesses listed.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Arthur B. Klopfer
Byron D. van 4Andt
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudson
Ell B. Hudson
L. B. Hudson
Arthur K. Klopfer
Arthur BH
Klopfer
FB. B. Hudson
Wyo
Charles Child
Durham
Charles T. Child
Eli B. Hudson
Arthur BE. Klopf
Arthur E. Klopfer
W. BE. Chaplin
Register
Cheyenne Homesteader Seeks Final Proof on July 28 1913
Notice for publication states Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for NE percent of section 24 township 13 north range 67 west at the United States Land Office Cheyenne with witnesses David Merna John J Astle Frank A Roedel and J D Blamey all of Cheyenne.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ervin Clarke
Wyo
David Merna
John J. Astle
Frank A. Roedel
J. D. Blamey
W. B. Chaplin
Register
Homestead Consolidated Notice for Publication in Wyoming
In Cheyenne Wyoming on June 12 1913 public notice is given of homestead entries not within phosphate lands. Francis L Schenefelt holds Serial No 05075 for lands in section 82 township 16 north range 6 west under 6th principal meridian with witnesses listed in Divide Wyoming. John G Lins holds Homestead No 00076 for lands in section 69 township 16 north range 65 west with witnesses from Divide Wyoming.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Coa
Francis L. Schenefelt
John G. Lins
J. W. Wagner
Maude Shenefelt
Samuel A. Wilson
Divide
Francis L. Shenefelt
Maude
Shenefelt
Bids Sought for Agricultural Hall at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming invites sealed bids by July 7 1914 for the Agricultural Hall building on the Laramie campus. Bidders must provide a $1000 certified check, bond of $50000, and submit plans via the secretary or architect William Dubois Cheyenne. The board reserves the right to reject all bids and fix August 1 1914 as the project deadline.
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University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
University of Wyoming
Agricultural Hall
William Dubois
Cheyenns
Board
Albide
University of Wyoming As
Burrage
Ood
Wyo
Wages Board Probes 48 Hour Winter and 44 Hour Summer Week
Australia forms a wages board to entabulate a 48 hour winter and 44 hour summer working week for photographers’ assistantouts.
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Australia
Death Ends Bacon Murder Trial in Cripple Creek
James L. Bacon, resident and former Colorado legislator, dies in jail after self-inflicted lart-kiri. He faced a murder charge for the May house explosion that killed his wife and six-year-old stepdaughter. two masked assailants were alleged. The case ends with his death before verdict.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
James L. Bacon
Colorado
Bacon
Denver
Fragmentary court entry notes a defendant charged remarks
A partial legal record mentions a daughter and a defendant who faced charges. It references a line of questioning and a claim of faithfulness. The fragment hints at a courtroom proceeding with unspecified details and dates.
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Bacon
Referee Mobbed After Draw in 20-Round Bout
Paris saw a 20 round heavyweight bout between Frank Mandole and Albert Badquist end in a draw. The referee was mobbed by spectators who believed the American deserved the decision on points. Police were called to clear the hall.
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Paris
Hery
Referer Saves Benedict Knockout By Jeanet Joplin
A Brooklyn fighter named Referer saved Benedict in Joplin Missouri as Joe Vea reg Elle halted the bout in the third round after a hard right hook. The opponent was counted in the third, then again after rising groggy as officials stopped the fight.
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Benedict
Jeanet Joplin
Peu Dhet
Brooklyn
Joe Vea Regelle
Roy
Jin
Wing
Rely Eree
General strike urged in Kansas City join effort
The industrial council tonight unanimously recommended a general strike of all union crafts in Kansas City. About twenty five thousand men are involved in the proposed action and could be called immediately.
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Kansas City
Industrial Council
Tonigt
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