Cheyenne High School Track Meet Showcases Local Talents
Cheyenne hosts a field and track meet with numerous entrants in key events. Notable athletes include Milman Snow Argue Smith, with events scheduled behind the capitol and in the park, featuring sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws. Officials include Stockewell as referee and McCarty, Smith, Velin, Steever, Hirsy as judges and timers.
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Cheyenne
Milman
Snow
Smith
Capitol Building
Earl Smith
Ralph Fowler
Harold Wolcott
le Roy Snow
Earnest Dillman
George Argue
George
Argue
Elmer Smith
Dudley Huck
Jackson Heavey
Verling Hart
Gieorge Argue
Fearneat Dilman
LeRoy Show
William Keating
Leroy Snow
Marl Smith
Fred Harcleroad
Harold Wolcett
Fred Leihart
Dudley Buck
Harl Smith
Jackson Heavy
Karl Smith
Sacred Heart Dafrats Defeat Ft Logan In Close Tilt
Sacred Heart collegians outlast Ft Logan soldiers 3 to 1 as Conway fanned 12 in seven innings. King pitched final two frames with three Sacred Heart errors. Hits: Sacred Heart 11? Ft Logan 11. The Hearts meet Colorado Aggies next Saturday at Fort Collins.
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Denver
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 announces a six city circuit including Stockton San Francisco Sacramento Oakland Galt and Modesto. George G Fraser of San Francisco is named president and the season opens May 5 with all games on Sundays.
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Stockton
Cal
California State League
Sanramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Galt
Modesto
Sfkforn
George G. Fraser
Meat markets close at noon on Arbor Day
Arbor Day prompts all meat markets to close by midday as a community observance.
Clairvoyant Prof Leonard Attracts Wealth Seekers
An old advertisement touts Prof Leonard as a powerful clairvoyant who reads letters autographs and photos to prove claims. It promises control over others cure of pain wealth and happiness and urges readers to consult the medium for personal advancement.
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Boalnessa
Lawaulla
Leonard
Easior
Naps Shut Out by Tigers 8-0
In Cleveland on April 25 the Naps were unable to hit Benz and were shut out by the White Sox 8 to 0. Krapp Steen and Easterly versus Beng and Block. Naps errors none, Tigers two.
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Cleveland
Naps
Benz
White Sox
Krapp
Steen
Easterly
Beng
Block
Hite
Napa
Tigers
New York
Yanks
Athletics
Ford
Street
Bender
Thomas
Errose
Athletica
Boston
Hall
Red Sox
Senators
Nanamaker
Hughes
Henry
Khan Sox
St. Louis
Mullin
Browns
Hamilton
Lake
Wasem Defeats Meyers to Claim Northwest Title
In Sheridan Oscar Wasem defeated Meyers known as the German Thunderbolt to become undisputed Northwest champion. He won after thirty minutes and secured the victory in the second fall. Wasem will meet Farmer Burns in the city in late June or July.
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Sheridan
Oscar Wasem
Meyers
Thunderbolt
Northwest
Farmer Burns
Wasem
Missouri Republicans Convetion Opens in St Louis Night Session
St Louis April 25 The Missouri Republican convention opened with Mayor Krigaman as temporary chair. Delegates began an all night session after midnight as rostrum fights continued between Hadley and Roosevelt loyalists while committees delayed reports.
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St. Louis
Krigaman
Jeaders
Hadley
Roosevelt
Surgeon's Billing Sparks Question After Patient's Death
The fragment notes a death following an operation and mentions a surgeon named Bolt and prepayment of the bill, implying concerns over medical billing and outcome.
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A—8o Migelas
Bolt
Future Prize Pugs Train in Aeroplanes
Monte Carlo April 25 Kid McCoy declares prize fighters of the future will train in airplanes after piloting a five mile air route. He says aviation training quickens the senses, strengthens the flyer, and offers pure air and freedom from germs, dust, and polluted atmosphere. He notes some may never reach 10 000 feet but finds value in altitude. McCoy wrote Champion Jack Johnson about aviation's usefulness, but Johnson remains unmoved beyond car travel.
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Monte Carlo
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Jack Johnson
National League Scores From April 25 Games
In Philadelphia the Phillies lost to the Giants 2 to 1 as Matty pitched strongly for Philadelphia. Chicago beat St. Louis 5 to 2 with McIntyre on the mound. In Pittsburgh the Reds defeated by Pirates 7 to 6 behind O'Toole. Brooklyn fell to Boston 9 to 7 after a error-filled contest.
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Philadelphia
Freaty Matty
Phillies
Graham
Mathewson
Myers
Giants
Chicago
Sallee
Cardinals
McIntyre
Cubs
Batteries
Archer
Salle
Bliss
Cube
Pittsburg
Reds
O'Toole
Pirates
Cloge
Gibson
Sages
Mclean
Western League Scores Report From Sioux City
Sioux City shows Ben Joseph leads with five Des Moles in Omaha. Wichita blank Denver 0. Lincoln Topeka notes cold conditions.
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Sioux City
Ben Joseph
Des Moles
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Lincoln-Topeka
Titanic inquiry summons key witnesses to aid probe
Chairman Smith seeks rapid progress as J H Moore captain of the Mount Temple and the wireless operator of the Californian prepare to testify. An inquiry aims to learn why nearby steamer did not render aid and to fix the moment a warning was sent about icebergs. The State Leader Want Ads is noted as a middle man.
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Smith Io
Jamay
Bonator Emlib
J. H., Moore
Mount Temple
Caleifornian
Taft Defends Record Against Roosevelt Attacks in Illinois
President Taft publicly rebuts Theodore Roosevelt's criticisms, denying links to Senator Lorimer and labeling Roosevelt's charges as unfounded. He defends Payne tariff support, argues veto would split the party, and cites ongoing efforts to fulfill Republican platform promises.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Lorimer
Taft
Roosevelt
Illinois
Mr. Lorimer
Ilinois
Dixon
Kentucky
Deboe
Republican Party
New York
Congress
Tari Ag
Senate
23 Men Control Over 35 Billion In Bank and Trust Stocks
A 1913-era analysis shows 23 officers and directors wielding interlocking board seats to control vast holdings across railroads street railways express telegraph steamship and industrial companies plus major banks trust firms and insurance outfits with combined stock values surpassing 35 billion dollars.
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Railroad
Telergraph
Steamclip Companions
Clever and Pretty Change Artist Shines at Atlas
The Atlas bill centers on Mies Anna Mote whose rapid costume changes and soprano song dominate the show. Ella Fant, described as enormous, provokes roaring laughter, while Sharp and Sarp the Sweede sisters provide comedy songs. It’s a strong bill and worth seeing.
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Anna Mote
The
Atlas
Mies
Ella Fant
Sweede
Kentucky committee chief resists coercion in probe
The Kentucky committee chairman stood firm against coercion and intimidation, refusing to abandon the investigation at its most critical stage. He resisted severe pressure while safeguarding the inquiry involving banks, insurance, and trust companies.
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Kentucky
Two Americans Tortured in Mexican Prison
T K Barton of Marley Texas and John Anderson of Boston were held thirty eight days in a Chihuahua prison where they were abused starved and confined in solitary cells without food or water. They were released to federal authorities through U S Consul Letcher after a U S protest. They arrived in El Paso with only rags and had to sell their clothes to buy food.
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el Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
T. K. Barton
Marley
John Anderson
Boston
United States
Letcher
Barton
Anderson
Roosevelt Denounces Harvester Report Suppression
Oyster Bay April 25 Roosevelt denounces suppression of the Harvester Company report as a political issue. He says a cabinet meeting with Taft backed completing the investigation before any suit and that Taft did not act to hasten or order action. He declares I have just begun to fight and will answer Taft in Massachusetts.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
International Harvester Company
Taft
Bureau of Corporations
Harvester Company
Commissioner of Corporations
Massachusetts
Laborers Hunted After Desert Camp Peril
The text describes men from the Mathewson ranch near Phoenix who sought higher pay in a San Pedro lumber camp. They were arrested in Chihuahua but faced no formal charges and were told Americans typically endured thirty days. The details imply harsh conditions and limited rights.
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Mathewson
Phoenix
San Pedro
Madera
Chihuahua
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Cerorpay WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Stockewell
Kdward McCarty
N. R. Smith
J. T. Velin
Timera
E. 4. Steever
Chas
Hirsly
Harry Reed
Andy Roedel
Sacred Heart Dafrats PT
Lagan
NEW California League
Prop
Missouis
Pugs
National League
Brooklyn
Beaneaters
Tdatteries
Rucker
Schardt
Erwin
Phelps
Perdue
Kling
Rariden
Want Ads
Insurance and Trust
A) Morgan
P. Morgan Rt
W. Perkins
Samuel Mather
G. M. Lane
J. A. Farrell
Henry Phipps
Y B. Ream
Roberts, Jr
Ie Clifford Eee
Charles Steele
J. H. Reid
B, G. Reid
Henry Waltersian
P. A. B. Widener
Robert Windsor
W. EB. Corey Ee
Henry C. Frith
Ben
Stanley Committee
Steel Trust
Itg
A. O. Stanley
Wyoming Fuel & Feed CO
Teddy
Harvester Story
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Ray Saree
Pedro Fu
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