Freed Remodels Show Windows At The Famous Freed
Harry Freed, manager of The Famous, remodels his Sixteenth Street store front near the Lyric with new windows lighting system and an electric fan. He cites a rise in business over the past year and has imported latest ready to wear suits and cloaks from the East, claiming top selections in Cheyenne. He invites the public to visit and view the new style.
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Harry Freed
Famous
Lyric
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne
Frontier sheriff arrests Telluride felon suspect in Cheyenne
Insurance agent C Gordon, visiting Cheyenne for a frontier era celebration, was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Nels Perry at the request of Telluride Colorado Sheriff Ed Hoffman. Telluride wired that Gordon was wanted for a felony. the alleged crime was not disclosed.
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PLC
Gordon detains rabbit hunter in Cheyenne pursuit
Gordon, who hunted rabbits near Hillsdale, returns by auto to Cheyenne where Deputy Perry, identified by a woman from Volluride, stops him. Perry orders Gordon to the sheriff's office after stepping into his car during a tense exchange. Gordon accelerates as he resists.
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Gordon
Hillsdale
Cheyrone
Porry
Yolluride
Perry
Sheriff's Office
Two New Companies Are Incorporated In Thermopolis And Casper
Two new corporations were formed with articles filed at the secretary of state. The Lucerne Oil and Gas Company of Thermopolis Wyoming lists capital stock of 100000 dollars with Sam Peterson Frank R Charles and C N Axtell as directors and incorporators. The Casper Stationery Company organized to deal in general stationery and supplies has 10000 dollars capital stock and directors M C Prize F M Guston and H Hunter who are also incorporators.
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Lucerne Oil and Gas Company
Thermopolis
Wyo
Sam Peterson
Frank R. Charles
C. N. Axtell
Casper Stationery Company
M. C. Prize
F. M. Guston
H. Hunter
Labor Day Celebration At Minnehaha Park
Labor day events in Cheyenne organized by the Cheyenne Trades and Labor assembly. Speakers include James P. Brewster of Denver Richard Shipp of Casper and Miss Maude Younger of San Francisco. A concert precedes speeches and children will receive oranges and pennies at the grounds.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly
Pmnainesa
Minnehaha Park
James PH. Brewster
Denver
Richard Shipp
Casper
Miss Maude Younger
San Francisco
Capitol
Anton Hand
Minnehaha
Cubanolas Arrive for Two Games Against Indians in Cheyenne
The Cubanolas, a dozen strong, arrive in Cheyenne with manager Tots Birkendahl to play two games against the Indians. The Denver visitors include several Colorado stars and strong pitchers Bud Colling and Chuck Nichols. Osbourne will pitch this afternoon with Manion catching. George Schmidt also plans to pitch. The games start at 3 o’clock each day with a capable Cheyenne lineup led by captain George Cummings at second base.
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Denver Bunch
Tots Birkendall
Cheyenne
Colorado
Indiana
Birkendahl
Cabanola
Bud Colling
Chuck Nichols
Edl Miller
Tommy Savage
Ed Dunn
Bob Graff
Jim Killoran
Pep Russell
Frank Grennell
George Potter
Frank Moore
Nichols
Collina
George Cummings
Osborne
Manion
George Schmidt
Unveiling Monday at Ft Walbach Dedication Remarks Planned
Residents of Cheyenne prepare for a monument dedication at the site of Fort Walbach with speeches by Governor Kendrick Dry Grace Raymond Hebard and ex Governor Carey. Attendees meet at the Tednatical club Monday morning and will travel by car to the fort for a post ceremony picnic feast.
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Old
Fort Walveach
Tednatical Club
Kendrick
Dry
Grace Raymond Hebard
Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Railroad Lawyers to Probe Adamson Bill Conference
Chicago rap 1 Charles H. Markham president of the Illinois Central A B L says attorneys for major railroads will meet soon to discuss motion on the Adamson bill.
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Chicago
Rap
Charles H. Markham
Tlinois Central
Enid
Railroad Wreck Injures Twenty Five in Michigan
Twenty five persons are reported injured when a Grand Rapids Indiana railroad train derailed at Wilking Michigan after nine coaches plunged from an embankment. A broken rail is blamed for the wreck. Further details are unclear.
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Grand Rapids
Wilking
Michigan
Wilson and Democratic Nomination Debate on Global Trade Policy
The piece argues for ending provincialism and building a proactive U S policy to open world markets. It calls for enterprise leaders to unite and for the government to ensure fair and just international commercial practices.
United States Faces Labor, Business Peace and Growth
In a broad address, the speaker calls for fair laws, halted monopolies, and improved conditions for labor. He urges efficient resource use, coordinated railways, and a free economy to spur private capital, while promoting health and safety and a peaceful, energetic national future. He asserts a commitment to free enterprise and a new era of American initiative.
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