Cheyenne High School Track Meet Crowns Covert Smith Leaders
The Cheyenne high school interhouse meet at City Park yesterday crowned Covert and Smith joint top scorers with 18 points, Schuneman earning 12. Juniors won a half mile relay against the school, adding 10 points to their total as the meet wrapped with seniors and sophomores competing in multiple events.
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Milatzo's Team Defeats South Side 10 to 1
The A. B. C. baseball team led by Bert Milatro defeated South Side by a score of 10 to 1. Both squads were composed of young players but produced quality baseball with classy play.
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AT Beacon
Orpheum Theatre Offers Sunday Matinee of Educational Films
The Orpheum presents Sunday afternoon shows from 9 to 6:30 and 7 to provide educational features. During intermission Cheyenne soloist Arthur J. Gereke will perform with the Wik quartet, piano by Gladys Gersoke. Management promises clean, harmless entertainment with enjoyable yet innocent diversion.
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Orpheum Theatre
Cheyenne
Dass
Arthur J. Gereke
Cheyenne and
Wik
Gladys Gers Oke
Land withdrawal angers Lovell residents in Wyoming
The withdrawal order shifts 27 000 acres in the Lovell region amid oil deposit rumors provoking protests. Towns including Burlington Basel Lovell Penrose Fenton Greyhill Chrystal Germania Tonia Cowley Byron and Garland plan petitions to Wyoming's Washington delegation seeking relief. Irrigation works worth millions lie within the tract and many farmers and ranchers rely on the lands.
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Wyo
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Fenton
Ohio
Greyhill
Chrystal
Germania
Tonia
Cowley
Byron
Garland
Arthur Devlin Recalled as Veteran Giant Player
Arthur Devlin, longtime New York Giants player, is remembered as a wartime wise veteran. The storied infielder used his brains to guide the team through trying baseball seasons, earning respect from peers and fans.
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Arthur Devlin
New York
Devlin
Mister Umpire Lynch Defines Umpire Address Rules
Philadelphia April 27 Rough necked city fans recall Tom Tucker and Arlie Latham as the game evolves since Thomas J Lonch. Lynch rules forbid familiarity with umpires during games, benching Charlie Doom after he addressed the plate official. Doom learns to call the umpire Mr or sign, and players discuss the new conduct as photographers are barred from the field.
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Thomas J. Lonch
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Lynch
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Big
Charlie
Rigler
Charile
Tom Lynch
Bill Clark
Game
Unclear OCR fragment from Brooklyn area
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Johnson Off for Pacific Coast Camp
Chicago dispatch reports Jack Johnson left for a two month training period on the Pacific coast before his title bout with Jeffries. He plans exhibitions in Omaha Salt Lake City Los Angeles and San Francisco en route with a nine man party and his automobile for training. Johnson expects tough sparring and says his camp will push him hard to win with strong bets riding on the outcome. Promoter Gleason has secured railroad passage for admission tickets.
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Jack Johnson
Pacific Coast
Jeffries
San Francisco
Omaha
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
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Gotch
Choylask
Corbett
Pam
Jefferya
Tai ‘Gleason
Gleason
Hospital Boys Crack Blue Sox In Season Opener
The Hospital Corps team defeated the Cheyenne Blue Sox by 18 to 14 amid fielding errors by the Blue Sox. The Sox leave today for Kimball Nebraska to face the Redw.
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Hospital Boys
Cheyenne Blue Sox
Company, Hospital Corps
Blue Sox
Blue ‘Sox
Kimball
Inheritance Valuation of Marshall Field Set at 358 450 032.30
Judge Suicker in county court issued a decree in the Marshall Field inheritance case after appeal to the supreme court. The fair market value was 358 450 032.30 with deductions of 4 196 072.88 for debts claims and trusts. The widow Mrs Della Field received 1 000 000 under an ante nuptial pact, leaving the net value as stated.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Suicker
Supreme Court
Della 8 Field
Pertina Promises Health Improvements for Family in Tecumseh and Pryor Creek
Reverend J G Dukes of Pinetown N O testifies his wife recovered health after using Pertina for a month noting color return and strength gains. He cites their ten year old son improving similarly. Mrs Ty Ballard of Pryor Creek Indian Territory reports relief from stomach trouble and catarrhal symptoms after using Pertina and expresses gratitude for a home remedy.
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J. G. Dukes
Unitarian Church of
Pinetown, N. O
Pertina
Becan
Estate Sums And Tax Payments Recorded
A legal estate value is noted at 79,262,658.52 with taxes on cash legacy amounting to 0.0 million reportedly paid.
May dividends expected to rise over prior year
The May interest and dividend disbursements are projected to exceed $116 million, up from $88 million in 1909. The increase totals about $28 million, with $19 million in dividends and $10 million in interest payments. Electric railways show a notable rise, while industrial and miscellaneous firms also gain.
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New York
Gleam
Eccentric resident leaves son ten dollars for $5000 monument bequest
John G Hoffman of South Norwalk leaves a will giving his son William B Hoffman only ten dollars and directing the remaining $5000 to be used for a monument on his grave. The son sues to have the will set aside amid questions about the testator's unusual acts and finances.
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Norwalk
Conn
John G. Hoffman
Wiliam B. Hoffman
Hoffman
Wilton Avenue
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