Camera Eye Sees Interesting People at Democratic Convention
The photo captures delegates arriving in San Francisco for the Democratic National Convention. It notes figures from Denver and Chicago, with mentions of Mary Froy and others, including Pr. A. Smyth in Rawlina and Mrs. Charles Wilsock traveling to Omaha for granddaughter Miss Charlotte Skidmore’s wedding.
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San Francisco
Denver
Hiem
Mary Froy
Califoria
Mia
George Bass
Chicago
Parrivala
John
Pr. A. Smyth
Rawlina
City
Nieman
East Seventeenth Street
Charles Wilsock
Omaha
Charlotte Skidmore
Homer $. Cummings
Secretary of Agriculture
Edwin T. Meredith
Meredith
Edwin T. Jr
Edwin Jr
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Homer Sr. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Charles W. Fay
Moonshine Raid Nets Four Stills and Four Men
Revenue officers report four stills and four men captured in a moonshine operation near Rock River. Authorities allege traders seized and moved sugar fruit worth about 68 dollars, and one suspect abandoned a train and used a truck to haul the contraband to Evang place before rejoining another train.
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Talis
Nock Hiver Lowen
Lock River
Evang Place
Sonnacion
Dte
Alijia
Fruit Place
Frontier Celebration to Feature Four Music Bands
Four bands will supply an abundance of frontier music during the celebration. The program includes bands from the region performing throughout the event, with the lineup arranged to provide continuous entertainment for attendees.
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Banda
Tioa
Mice Cee Pee
Agaehee
Band Schedule Aligns Four Day Venue Performances
In a four day plan Fort Gollina band plays mornings and afternoons on two days while Greeley Uood covers mornings and afternoons on the other two days. Two bands perform each morning across all days, three bands play at the park each afternoon, and one band entertains downtown every evening. The varied bands’ work dovetails into this arrangement.
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Fort Gollina
Greeley Uood
Itis
Varioa
City Park Concert Pleases Big Crowd
A large Cheyenne crowd attended a Sunday open air concert in City Park by the Union Pacific band, the second such event of the season. Residents praised the excellent program and the band’s performance. City officials announced investigations into possible fencing along streets and potential loss of ground title, with orders for removal where fences are illegal.
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Union Pacific Band
Kevn
Cheyenne Smu
Emer
Taylor
South Side Streets To Be Opened Soon
City orders investigation into South Side street conditions after sections were fenced off. plan to reopen streets announced pending findings and safety assessments. Authorities pledged further updates on timelines and access for residents and traffic.
City Orders Abatement Of Outdoor Toilets On Fire Limits
City commissioners declared an end to unsanitary outdoor toilets outside the fire limits. They ordered all such structures between Fifteenth and Twentieth streets and between Todd and House streets to be abated immediately under city ordinances.
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Fifteenth
Twentieth Street
Todd Street
House Streets
Initiation of Investigation by Fire and Police Departments
The text states that the locations will be cleaned and sewer connections completed and that the matter will be turned over to the fire and police departments for immediate investigation. It notes an urgent, formal transfer to authorities to begin inquiries.
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Fire and Police Departments
Old Burlington House Reaches Destination
The old Burlington house has finally been moved to its destination. It was not damaged during the move except for one front powered pillar which dropped off. Not even a pane of glass was damaged.
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Burlington House
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I. MH. Moore
Youngstown
Fovernor Gox
Sehgot Ieacher
Servor
Massachusetts
Frisco
Vention
E. H. Moore
Rock River
KIT Carson
Fort Colling and Gheeley
City Park
Bent St
Hop
Eagles
Union Pacific Jazz Orchestra
McKeon & Archer
Shepherd & Klett
Sc Shen
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