Cheyenne High School Hosts Track and Field Meet
Cheyenne’s young athletes compete today in field events this morning behind the capitol and track events this afternoon in the park. Stars Milman Snow Argue and Smith expected to shine as teams showcase entries for the upcoming state high school meet with officials and judges listed.
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Snow
Smith
Capitol Building
Earl Smith
Ralph Fowler
Harold Wolcott
le Roy Snow
Earnest Dillman
George Argue
George
Sacred Heart Daffrats Beat Ft Logan in Close Tilt
Sacred Heart collegians edged Ft Logan 3 to 1 as Conway struck out 12 over seven innings and King finished, with Sacred Heart adding 3 errors to Ft Logan's 4. The Hearts meet Colorado Aggies next Saturday in Fort Collins.
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Sacred Heart Collegians
Ft. Logan
Uncle Sam’s Boys
Conway
Sacred Heart College
Lasses
King
Griffin
Meyers
Murphy
Sacred Heart
Logan
The
Hearts
Colorado Agkies
Ft. Collins
California State league formed with six cities
The New California League in Stockton announced the organization of a six city league including Stockton, Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland, Galt and Modesto. George G Fraser of San Francisco was named president. The season opens May 5 with only Sunday games.
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Stockton
Cal
California State League
Sanramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Galt
Modesto
Sfkforn
George G. Fraser
Meat markets close early for Arbor Day observance
On Arbor Day all meat markets will close at noon, ending afternoon operations and allowing staff to observe the holiday.
Clairvoyant Prof Leonard Promises Power and Wealth
An advertorial note touts Prof Leonard as the leading clairvoyant offering control over others, pain relief, wealth, and happiness. It claims endorsements from prominent figures, presenting letters and autographs as proof while inviting readers to consult without calling.
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Boalnessa
Lawaulla
Leonard
Easior
Naps Shut Out by Tigers 8–0 in Early MLB Blowout
Cleveland was blanked 8 to 0 as Benz limited the Naps while Krapp Steen and Easterly pitched for Chicago. Batter notes list Napa 6 and Tigers 11, with 0 errors for Naps and 2 for Tigers.
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Cleveland
Benz
White Sox
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Steen
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Block
Hite
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Yanks
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Street
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Thomas
Errose
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Hall
Red Sox
Senators
Nanamaker
Hughes
Henry
Khan Sox
St. Louis
Mullin
Browns
Hamilton
Lake
Wasem Defeats Meyers to Claim Northwest Title
In Sheridan last night Oscar Wasem defeated Meyers the German Thunderbolt to become undisputed Northwest champion and will meet Farmer Burns in town in late June or July. Wasem claimed victory after thirty minutes and secured the title in the second fall.
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Sheridan
Oscar Wasem
Meyers
Thunderbolt
Northwest
Farmer Burns
Wasem
Missouri Republicans hold all night convention in St Louis
In St Louis on April 25 the Missouri Republican convention opened with Mayor Krigaman as temporary chairman. Delegates remained past midnight for an all night session as committees delayed and Rooseveltians clashed with Hadley allies over eventual control.
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Krigaman
Jeaders
Hadley
Roosevelt
Surgeon Bolt and Patient in Postoperative Bill Dispute
A fragment mentions Dr. A-8o Migelas dying after surgery, with a surgeon named Bolt present and a note that the bill was collected in advance. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or locations.
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A—8o Migelas
Bolt
Future Prize Pugs Train In Aeroplanes Says Kid McCoy
Monte Carlo April 25 Kid McCoy American fighter and former middleweight and welterweight champion says future prize fighters will train in aeroplanes Indulgence in aviation is a splendid way of training He navigated five miles aloft in a borrowed machine and cites fresh air as key McCoy notes Johnson has not embraced aviation and remains focused on automobiles
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Monte Carlo
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Jack Johnson
National League Results Roundup from April Dates
In Philadelphia the Phillies lost to the Giants 1 to 0 with Mathewson dominant and seven hits for Philadelphia. Chicago beat St Louis 5 to 2 as McIntyre limited the Cardinals to five hits. Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 7 to 6 behind O'Toole’s strong pitching. Brooklyn fell to Boston 7 to 5, despite 13 safeties, in a game marred by errors.
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Freaty Matty
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Graham
Mathewson
Myers
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Sallee
Cardinals
McIntyre
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Batteries
Archer
Salle
Bliss
Cube
Pittsburg
Reds
O'Toole
Pirates
Cloge
Gibson
Sages
Mclean
Brooklyn
Boston
Beaneaters
Tdatteries
Rucker
Schardt
Erwin
Phelps
Perdue
Kling
Rariden
Hite
Western League Scores With Sioux City Win
Sioux City 1 Ben Joseph 5 Des Moles Omaha 1 Wichita 0 Denver 11 Lincoln Topeka cold score line.
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Ben Joseph
Des Moles
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Lincoln-Topeka
Inquiry to Probe Titanic Sighting and Aid Delays
Chairman Smith pushes to speed hearings as Captain Moore of the Mount Temple and the California wireless operator testify about near-miss ice warnings. Witnesses may reveal why nearby steamer did not assist and the exact time of the warning. State Leader Want Ads acts as intermediary in the process.
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Smith Io
Jamay
Bonator Emlib
J. H., Moore
Mount Temple
Caleifornian
Taft defends record as Roosevelt attacks rise in campaign
President Taft breaks long silence to counter Roosevelt’s charges. He denies being controlled by special interests and rebuts Lorimer linkage while defending the Payne tariff veto and urging that his three years in office followed a square deal.
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Roosevelt
Illinois
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Kentucky
Deboe
Republican Party
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Tari Ag
Senate
Elite 23 Control Vast Industrial Trusts and Railroads
A group of 23 men, officers and directors of a trillion dollar trust, through interlocking boards, effectively controls major railroad systems, street railways, express, telegraph, and steamship companies, as well as large industrial corporations, banks, and insurers, with combined stock holdings totaling over 35 billion.
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Steamclip Companions
Clever and Pretty Change Artist Shines on Atlas Bill
The Atlas bill features Mies Anna Mote whose rapid costume changes and singing in a bright soprano captivate the crowd. Ella Fant, a performer of grand stature, draws roars, while Sharp and Sarp the Sweede sisters entertain with comedy songs. A solid show deemed well worth seeing.
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Anna Mote
The
Atlas
Mies
Ella Fant
Sweede
Kentucky committee chair faces pressure over probe
The Kentucky committee chairman refused coercion and threats during a pivotal investigation stage. He stood firm against intense pressure to abandon the inquiry.
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Kentucky
Two Americans Tortured in Mexican Prison
Two U.S. citizens, T. K. Barton of Marly Texas and John Anderson of Boston, endured thirty eight days in a Chihuahua prison cell with abuse and starvation. They were freed by US Consul Letcher after lingering hunger and solitary confinement. Barton and Anderson arrived in El Paso in tatters, having sold their clothes for food.
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Texas
Chihuahua
T. K. Barton
Marley
John Anderson
Boston
United States
Letcher
Barton
Anderson
Roosevelt Defends Harvester Inquiry Stance in Bay News
Oyster Bay April 25 Roosevelt denounces suppression claims and details a cabinet meeting with Taft where it was decided the Bureau of Corporations should finish the Harvester Company investigation before any suit. He accuses Taft of inaction during his administration and vows to respond to Taft speeches in Massachusetts.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
International Harvester Company
Taft
Bureau of Corporations
Harvester Company
Commissioner of Corporations
Massachusetts
Migrant workers face arrest and uncertain pay in Arizona lumber camps
The narrative describes workers from the Mathewson ranch near Phoenix who sought higher wages in a San Pedro lumber camp. Arrests occurred in Chihuahua with no charges, and the informants were told Americans normally served thirty days.
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Mathewson
Phoenix
San Pedro
Madera
Chihuahua
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