Laramie to Meet Latrona County in Season Opener
Latrona County high school opens its 1920 gridiron season Saturday at Laramie against Laramie high. Coach Dean Morgan expects a sturdy squad of huskies and a strong backfield with veterans from last year while introducing new material on the line and in the backfield as Casper and local players prepare for the opener.
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Levinsky Loses to Carpentier in Heavyweight Bout
In Jersey City on October 13 Georges Carpentier defeated Tevinsky in the fourth round of a scheduled twelve round heavyweight bout. Carpentier, European champion, knocked Levinsky from the ring and claimed the world title after a dominant performance, with Levinsky unable to mount a comeback.
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Denver Man To Speak Tonight On Ireland Cause
Bearias of Denver will address the Ireland aid cause at the Mullin Club tonight. The event promises a discussion on Laeland and Ireland’s emancipation with the audience invited to attend.
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Smaller World Series Receipts and Attendance Decline
The Associated Press reports World Series gate receipts and attendance dropped from last year. Total attendance reached 178,737 with receipts at 564,800 dollars. Winning team players earned 4204 dollars each, while losers received 2887 dollars per player.
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Mayor of Riverton Reported Recovering At Home
Riverton mayor J A Delfelder, a noted Wyoming flockmaster, was reported improving after hospitalization in Rochester Minnesota. Doctors expect his return to Riverton soon where his full recovery is hoped for.
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Eastern critics doubt 1920 grid season on coast
Eastern football experts predict a weaker 1920 season due to lack of veteran players after the war. The writer counters that western teams show strong development and that interregional games have raised coast football standards, with teams built on solid veteran cores and a bright outlook for the autumn.
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Marker marks Wyoming suffrage mother Esther Morris site
The marker near South Pass identifies Esther Morris’s office site in 1868, honoring Wyoming’s first woman justice of the peace and “mother of woman’s suffrage.” Captain H. G. Nickerson funded the marker, replacing the prior cairn identification.
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Casper Tribune Building Described As West’s Best
Riverton Chronicle editor Bowey tours Casper Tribune’s new home noting a cost over 100000 dollars. The facility includes a press room with a 500-per-minute press and modern composing rooms while third floor apartments are nearly ready. The paper credits J B Hanway and Earl Hanway for Casper’s rapid growth and Tribune enterprise.
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Hanwnay Sr. Praised For Work With Casper Dally Tribune
A voice lauds Hanwnay Sr. for his efforts toward the Casper Dally Tribune's improvement. The tribute emphasizes dedication to the publication and its community role.
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Farmers push for higher wheat prices as sales loom
Agricultural Department estimates place the price at 38 bushels for wheat amid farmer demand reaching deep into prices. Farmers have received 415 million dollars for wheat and still hold 446 million bushels to sell. The text notes a bright green Amazon money near Pike's Peak.
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