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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1912

Page

8

Opening Day Baseball Across Cities Sparks Fan Rush

West to Midwest games on April 19 drew big crowds with Gov Shafroth throwing the first ball in Denver. Grizzlies beat Lincoln 6 to 2 as Topeka fell 4 to 1 to Wichita. St Joseph won 5 to 4 at home. Giants edged Brooklyn 2 to 0 on strong defense. Phillies beat Boston 9 to 5 as Boston made costly errors. National league postponed its best games.

Denver Gov. Shafroth Grizzlies St. Joseph, Mo Pfeiffer Topeka Kansas Wichita O'Neill Philadelphia Phil- Nes Hoston Phil- Yes Alexander Graham Boston Mattern

Nis Dance at Eagles Hall Tonight

A dance event at Eagles Hall is listed for tonight. Patrons are urged to return a lost coat to 1506 Capitol Ave. The notice repeats the location and request in brief terms.

Nis Eagles Hall Fraterna! Hall Capitol Ave

C A C Second Annual Entertainment At Cheyenne Keefe Hall

The Cheyenne Athletic Club held its second annual ball and banquet at Keefe hall with about 250 attendees. The Ninth Cavalry Orchestra opened at 8 with six numbers including the A C march, followed by a program tailored for the event. Dancing ran from 9 until midnight with music by Mrs Susan Cahill and Miss Marie Buchanan and refreshments served afterward.

Cheyenne Athletic Club Keefe Hall Ninth Cavalry Orchestra A. C Susan Cahill Marie Buchanan

Bidwell's Indians Defeat Rocky Ford Nine In Fast Game

Bidwell's Pueblo Indians beat the Rocky Ford nine yesterday afternoon 9 to 2. Indians' batteries were Jackson and Sayers with Cummins and Whalen for Rocky Ford. Indians had 14 hits to Rocky Ford's 6. errors were even.

Bidwell Indians Rocky Ford Puebo Indians Jackson Sayers Cummins Whalen

Johnson blanked Doves in Senators win on April day

Johnson of the Senators pitched a shutout against the Doves, allowing only 3 hits. Doves Brown and Fagan, and Senators Aiis Smith shared the action as the line score shows 1 error for Senators and 2 for Doves. Other games in American Association results: Louisville 2 Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 1, Columbus 6 St Paul 2, Toledo 5 Minneapolis 3.

Philadelphia Johnson Senators Doves Brown Fagan Aiis Smith American Association Louisaville Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus St- Paul Toledo Minneapolis

Burial of the Maine One More Day at Capitol Ave Theatre

Extra at Capitol Ave Theatre presents a Maine burial tale with packed houses on Saturday afternoon and evening drawing crowds for the event.

Capitol Ave Maine

Dark house entry ends in wife's death at 2213 House street

Coroner Beard hears Jessie Jenkins recounts entering a dark Cheyenne residence on April 14 1912 finding his wife dead with a head wound and missing valuables. The coroner's jury rules death from a blow by an unknown party or instrument. Funeral services were held and the body sent to Brighton Colorado. A reward offers for the oak club Jenkins claims to have used.

Pare 1 Hrunswick Boyd's Keefe Hall Carl Brown Oscar Lamm Fisher Masonic Temple James Galaney Holdy Street Twentieth Street Carey Avenue Roy Stevens Eighteenth Street Fred Pauley Beard Sunday Post Haye Jenkins Jessie Jenkins Cheyenne Laramie County J. T. Bell RF. A. Roedel C. Foley

Titanic survivor Lady Gordon recalls sinking of ship

New York April 19 Lady Duff Gordon describes the Titanic disaster from a lifeboat view. She and Sir Cosmo Gordon watched the ship sink after a night of initial calm and later horrific explosions and screams as passengers perished.

Lady Duff Gordon Titanic New York Cosmo Gordon A. L. Salomon Broadway New York City C. W. Stengel Newark Sir Cosmo Miss. Frank

Plenty of Water in State for Crops Says Weather Man

Weather report notes favorable conditions across Wyoming watersheds including Tongue Powder Cheyenne North Platte Green Snake and Yellowstone Park. March snowfall was heavy and well packed in many areas boosting snowpack and expected streamflow to levels not seen in years. Medicine Bow Mountains North Platte watershed shows depths from 8 inches at 4000 feet to 89 inches at 10500 feet.

Bighorn Tongue Powder Cheyenne North Platte Green Snake Yellowstone Park Medicine Bow Mountains

Lanes of Atlantic Lines Moved Southward by Hydrograph Office

The United States Hydrograph Office in New York issued orders placing the lanes of Atlantic lines 180 miles south of their position when the Titanic struck an iceberg Sunday night.

Washington, D. C United States Hydrograph Office New York

Major Butt and Col Astor Die as Heroes

Archibald Butt and Col John Jacob Astor died heroically on the Titanic amid the disaster. Survivors recall Butt's calm leadership as he helped women to boats and faced death with a smile, while Astor stayed beside him on the bridge.

Major Butt Col. Astor New York Archie Butt Taft John Jacob Astor Carpathia Colonel Astor Howard Case Marie Young Roosevelt Miss Young White House Dr. Washington Dodge San Francisco Butt Jeviathian Astor Dodge Lloyd Ine London

Democratic National Convention Arrangements Update

On the way to Baltimore Judge John E B Osborne travels via Cheyenne while the arrangements committee gathers. Chairman Mack calls the first meeting as Mr Gaborne claims sole national committee member west of the Mississippi on the arrangements panel.

Baltimore John EB. Osborne Cheyenne Mack Gaborne

Ismay Oh He Saved Himself

Philadelphia reports sorrow at the loss of George D. Widener and the widow's grief as P A B Widener confirms he believes his son perished after the disaster. Widener accuses Ismay of saving himself while asserting Widener’s son died bravely aiding others.

Ismay Philadelphia P. A. B. Widener George D. Widener Mr. Widener White Star Line George Carpathia J. Bruce Ismay Fifteenth Street

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