State Genius Returns February to Regretary of State
Wyoming county population shows changes after a failed federal census. New counties Hot Springs Lincoln Nive hiwta Matte Voshen Campbell and Wawhikie are created. County returns list 115 surveyed with 1810 revamp and a comparative table highlights largest entities in Wyoming.
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Whitton
Afi Cori
Finn Annie
Porto
Wyoming
Hot Springs
Lincoln
Nivehiwta
Matte
Voshen
Campbell
Wawhikie
Batsos
Carhan
Vera Crank
Ile
Uruk
Aheddan Aweetiy
Fire Devastates Cadral Coal Mine at Rock Springs
A $30,000 fire destroyed the Cadral Coal & Wake Company mine elevator in Rock Springs. The loss, said to be the largest in the city, threatens hundreds of jobs temporarily while cleanup and rebuilding proceed. Incendiary origin is suspected. details include land purchases by Thomas J. O Nat and the Cottonwood ranch acreage and production facts.
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Rock Springs
Cadral Coal & Wake Company
Big Kney
Thomas J. O ° Nat
Wottonwood Land & Ive Stock Company
Bartom
Will Construct All Steel Bridges Along Main Line
A statement declares plans to build steel bridges along the Burlington line, extending the railroad network. The project aims to improve crossings and railway efficiency across multiple sections. Details on dates and locations are not specified in the readable text.
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Burlington
Bethseen
Tab Alate
Storm Paralyzes Town as Flood Wrecks Westin County
In Newruntie Westin county a severe storm floods the town causing paralysis and widespread property damage. A disaster area remains locked by high water levels with businesses evacuated and routine life disrupted as floodwaters recede in days following the event.
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Westin County
Wyoming State News Roundup From Various Towns
Wyoming towns report labor federation finances improving, paving plans, and new company activity. Recent notes include a Sheridan tie plant start, Rawlins timber operations, and a bridge contract in Sheridan. Reports also note a fatal mine explosion in Carneyville, a juvenile escape from a prison, and a baptized cattle ranching effort in Buffalo. Local officials consider county appointive duties for stock inspectors.
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Wyatting
Hawai
Binrige
Mehurdng
Kirby
Souglaa
Tudson
Orchard
Casper
Nelda
Cooper
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Cowboy Rangers
Buffalo
Morthern
Wyoming
Rawlins
Carbon ‘Timber Company
Mil Hs
Wid Wit
James Carroll
Peter Carrol
Sheridan
Dutchermek
Guardias
Foster
Diunel
J. &. Newell
Kelly Creek
Johnsun County
Denver
Preston Haw
Comstock
Agy 49
Carneyville
Sheridan County
Mra
Albert Gifford
Big Horn
Kane
Gifford
Federation of Labor
Mexico-Wyoming Petroleum Company
Grass Creek
Meily
Heaver
California
A. Carton
Alaema
Cheyenne
George Hanna
G Rancher
Tyon GU
Ellett
Dvck
Elfott
W. A. Edsward
Too Good-Natured To Be Leader Of Men
Wilbert Robinson guides the Brooklyn Dodgers with loyalty and patience. The piece notes his calm, friendly style contrasts with rival managers and highlights his knack for developing pitchers and keeping players loyal to him. It recalls his Baltimore roots and his role alongside McGraw in shaping teams.
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Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
Imen
Robby
Baltimore Orioles
McGraw
Brodin
Jennings
Kelly
Stenner
Voncemaker
Ikea
Jimmy Block
Buaiters
Baltimore
Haughnaon
Rebby
Giants
Brooklyn
Rotineon
McGraw Robinson
Mmit
Retrenching in Baseball Aims to Sharpen the Game
The Washington Times notes the push to trim rosters and costs across baseball. Excess players and bloated payrolls clutter lineups while critics claim the sport can stay luxurious yet improve through retrenchment.
Western League Faces Financial Troubles Under New Proposal
Frank Abell contends the Western League should cut costs by reorganizing to a smaller framework. He argues current grants falter, noting the league faces about $2,800 in outstanding expenses and predicts monthly subsidies could fall to around $2,000, influencing each club by near $1,000 monthly.
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Frank [Abell
Tha Teague
California Hag Retains Popular Coach On N Year Pact
The University of California confirms amnesty edged coach Ammy Aeheetter has signed a new multi year contract. He has led the baseball and football programs for five seasons and remains a key figure in UC athletics.
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California
Ammy Aeheetter
University of California
High Help to Highlanders from Detroit Stirs Team
Hughie High, the outfielder bought from Detroit by the New York Americans, has proven a great help to the Highlanders. Fast of foot and a sterling fielder, he blends regular work with developing prowess in the cellar season push.
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Detroit
Hughie High
New York Americana
Highlanders
Grover Alexanter
Askely
Clouting Tales from Early Baseball Slews
A garbled report hints at Dan Brouthers and Hatwel players, describing clouting battles and spring struggles. The text mentions Srouthern Teaching and Yankosa instruction, implying coaching influence and uneven performance during the season.
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Srouthern
Dan Brouthers
Yankosa
Chappell Batting Streak With Brewers Returns
Larry Chappell returned to the Milwaukee Brewers after a slow start. He began batting with renewed vigor, delivering solid hits as he rejoined the roster and contributed to the team’s early-season efforts.
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Chappell
Larry Chappell
Milwaukee
Brewers
Secrets of Sign Stealing Revealed by Caught Intercept
A tale from a 1910s era game describes how a young catcher’s unusual glove position drew attention. Phillies manager Charlix Dooly notes opponents watched signs and kept a glass to read them, while Philadelphia hitters later exposed the catcher Fey Landing’s signaling from behind the plate.
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Korner
Charlix Dooly
Phillies
Cincinnati Keatk
New York
Weaternelly
Doom
Doolin
Boon
Becker
Pankert
Cliby
Baseball Notes and Player Mentions From A Choppy Card
The clipping mentions Al Wickland tied to the Red Sox as Infielder Harold Jaurrin shines for Boston. It notes the Mobile club in Southern league under a receiver, Pol Perritt with the Giants showing form, and Ty Cobb approaching 100th homer by 1924. Also referenced are Jean Tele, Charlie Hersog’s pitchers, Grover Alexander seeking strikeout records, and various scattered league notes amid fragmented text.
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Jean Tele
Chariie Hersog
Ty Cobb
Finke Hiia
Arabic sunk by German submarine in North Atlantic
The liner Arabic was torpedoed and sunk off the Irish coast with 24 Americans aboard. About 28 crew and passengers are reported missing or dead, with survivors rescued by a passing steamer and brought to Queenstown. The incident follows a similar attack on Lusitania.
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Aid Gee
Ardy
Sbi Vo
Euler
United Tates
Beng Bir
Queenstown
Lie
Liverpool
Carman
Lusinia
Lusita
Pitt Tally
Will Finda
Haga Os
Tennerh Douglan
Weil Amen
Douglas
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O'Neil
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Weston County
Farr
Songion Hanbun
Omen Levine
Peep HK
Atiap
Balliver Valley
Viet
Aneut
Jon
Sheridan Heebrew Lot
Lneup
Lgi Dougher
Washington Times
Hughls High
Charlie Dooin
Method
Charlie Deota
al Wickland
Bitteburgh
Harold Jaurrin
Red Sox
Pol Perritt
Nto
Inez
Caerte
Engle
Mack
Malone
Mt. Bt. Joseph's College
Yale
Mf Ing
Torpedo
Efev Boationda Ware &i
London
Ville Places
Wateg Cos
Comalder
Guy
Francia
Josyph
la Vienne
Berlin
William
Auntriaan
Kary
Condama
Frank
East Lake City
Leo M. Frank
Georgia
Esinmittne
Mensina
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