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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
14
The Leader resumes its role in sport news and invites Wyoming fans to send team news schedules challenges and items for widest publicity. The sporting editor aims to stay in touch with every city baseball team in Wyoming and properly handle submissions.
In Chicago and Pittsburgh last night Cooper Camnitz Gibson Smith Lavender Cheney Presnahan led Cincinnati in a rugged National League slate. Battery pairs Flarke Saliee McLean Packard Works Clark fueled New York Brooklyn rain postponed Philadelphia Heston game unclear.
In New York WOMICH 65 and St Louis Chicago games face delays as Walsh Sebald Mitchel Alexander and Agnew along with Roebler Stanage Parkenburg Carisch and O'Neill are listed for battery teams. Washington Philadelphia game postponed due to rain.
The Sherman Company updates a periodical spelling out club standings and membership status as part of its subscription feature in The State Leader.
Mr. L. K. Watson left Tuesday for Chicago to obtain another carload of cows, or two if possible, then plans to move toward the most promising area. He notes the current cow supply is tighter than in years and expects some trouble in acquiring cattle.
Manila April 14 Fifteen thousand share capital funds a Philippine All Filipino baseball team to tour Japan Hawaii and the United States under Alejandro Albert acting manager and Liceo de Manila president The squad will include Americans as managers and a Filipino viewer and will play Waseda Meiji clubs in Japan and minor league and college teams in the U S The venture covers clothing transport and family support while up to twenty players apply to join and the four to five month trip aims to showcase Philippine talent across the archipelago.
Washington advices report the post office department ordered a new post office to serve the M Bar ranch area on the Chugwater between Bordeaux and Chugwater. A large local settlement has formed east of the railroad, creating need for postal service and possible local general store nearby. It is expected S. Wiley Brown will be named postmaster.
A Senate bill introduced by Senator Kern of Indiana seeks broad federal worker compensation for illness or injury on the job. It expands coverage to all civilian federal employees, lowers waiting time to three days, and provides ongoing disability benefits plus medical care.
At a joint school board meeting in Basin Wyoming on April 15 Professor Brewer was appointed to form a committee to seek a music teacher for the three towns. The committee will work with similar groups from Thermopolis and Worland to secure a suitable instructor for the high school and grammar schools.
White Man Runs Him, a Crow chief, returned from the reservation near Sheridan to attend inaugural ceremonies in Washington, visit New York, and the Fort Wadsworth Indian monument dedication. He spoke of the Woolworth Building and noted a crowd of Crows and Cheyennes near town.
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