Wyoming to Exhibit Silver Service in Laramie Display
In Laramie, Wyoming officials discuss presenting the state donated silver service to the battleship Wyoming. Governor Carey and Senator Holliday push for an exhibition, with letters confirming arrangements and conveyance logistics to ensure safekeeping and return.
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Buechner
Gorham Company
Takin
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Gorhams
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Cherennes
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Holliday
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F. D. Carter
Joseph M Carey
Cheenne
W. H
Greybull Plans Large Labor Day Carnival
Greybull Wyoming announces a Labor Day celebration on September 2 with a major program. Speakers include Congressman Mon dell John B Kendrick and T P Fahey in Democratic senatorial and congressional race. A baseball tournament and other attractions are listed, with special railroad fares advertised.
Senator Kendrick Visits Laramie Ahead of Campaign
Senator John B. Kendrick of Sheridan met friends in Laramie on Monday as part of a southern county tour. He spoke of prospects for a Democratic sweep, praised Wilson, and predicted gains for Democrats in Albany and northern counties while signaling cautious optimism about his own election chances.
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Wyo
Ava
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Unitedtates
Yemeriday
W. H. Volttday
Mon
A. F E. Miller
Kendrick
Rawlins
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Weeming
Carey
Welke
Legionatora
Coonties
Daramte
Albany
Pmen
Witwon
Otto L. Pitz Passes Exam for Lieutenant Rank
Local report states Otto L. Pitz brother of a university student and corporal in the regular army at Manitowoc Wisconsin has passed the examination for promotion and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in his regiment.
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Otto L. Pitz
Manitowoc
Wis
Famous Wrench Ranch to Be Made Into Farms
B F Perkins of Sheridan and T B Stevens of Omaha announce turning the Wrench Holdrege ranch near Dietz into 30 to 40 acre tracts for sale next week. About four hundred irrigated acres are offered with five to forty acre lots on easy payments. The land near Dietz is described as unusually good and will be marketed by local real estate dealers.
China Assembly Demands Explanations On Executions
In Peking the national assembly found the government's explanation of the execution of General Chang Chen Wu and General Meng Wei unsatisfactory. Members demand tomorrow's attendance of the premier and war minister to provide further clarification. The government claims proof of guilt and shows high officials alleged to be involved in plots to overthrow the regime.
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China
National Assembly
Chang Chen Wu
Meng Wei
Sun
Yat You
Hirth
Prende
Sun Yat Sen
Pekis
Chil
Renorta
Hie Ene
Johnson rates Jeannette a formidable foe in boxing talks
New York August 20 1920 Joe Jeannette is described by Jack Johnson as the toughest remaining challenger after Langford and McVey. Johnson says he would only agree to a Jeannette bout for about 30000 and notes Jeannette’s durability after knockdowns. Johnson spoke with Jesse McMahon during negotiations at Chicago.
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New York
Joe Jeannette
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Jack Johnson
Jeannette
Jesa McMahon
St. Nicholas A. C
McMahon
Chifaro
Johnson
Jotinson
Best Baseball Hits From 1911 Highlight Legendary Shots
A retrospective lists famous 1911 hits by players like Larry Lajoie, Sam Crawford, Frank Baker, Delehanty, Moriarity, and Joes Tinker and Jackson. It recalls long drives to left and right fields, triples and grand slams amid 1900s pennants and World Series drama.
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Larry Lajoie
Cleveland
Jack Graney
Jesse Baker
Sam Crawford
Rowton
Detroit
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Heine Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Bock Ewing
White Sox
Ian Delehanty
George Stovall
Boston
George Roche
Chicago White Sox
Cub
Joe Tinker
Joe
Christy Mathewson
Joe Jackson
Jack Powell
St. Louis
Obanes New Cup Challenger Faces English Speed Boats
An international challenger designed to compete against England's top speed boats for the Harmaworth trophy was launched a few days ago. The race is scheduled for the latter part of the month.
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Obanes
England
Packey McFarland to Box Young McMahon in Dubuque bout
Articles signed for a boxing match between Packey McFarland of Chicago and Young McMahon of New York. The bout is set for the Dubuque racing meeting from September 16 to 20.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Young’ McMahon
New York
Which Harder to Play Third or Shortstop
The article compares baseball positions and finds catcher the hardest to fill. It notes third base and shortstop once ranked toughest, but argues backstopping requires brains, arm, and eye, and a catcher can make or break a pitcher. It cites World Series discussions and catcher’s undervalued role.
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Pred Schupp Changes Hands to Giants in Quick Deal
Aug 22 Decatur New Hampshire reports Pred Schupp of the local Three-I club is now property of the Giants after a deal completed yesterday. Schupp, a league strikeout leader, is a southpaw linked with Sherman Co.
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Decatur
Pred Schupp
Qgiants
Schupp
Schulte Bat Health Becomes Hype In Baseball Circles
A fragment notes Frank Schulte, a Cub star, averaging fifty bats per season and using a model bat with the heaviest handle. It mentions second growth ash and forty ounce weight, with many major and minor leaguers requesting to inspect the Schulte model while ordering bats.
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Prank Schulté
Cub Star
Schatte
Baseball Scores From Yesterday National and American Leagues
Results list multiple games with teams such as Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis and Washington along with batter pairings and pitcher names. The report notes first and second games for several matchups and includes box score style lines with runs hits errors and occasional notes on batteries and players.
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Ninth Officers Defeat Gunners In Slow Polo Game
The Fourth Field artillery polo team lost 2 to 1 to the Ninth cavalry in a slow match at the fort polo grounds. Rogers scored for the artillery while Captain Sievert and Lieutenant Chapin tallied for the Ninth. Fouls marred play as a large audience of officers and ladies watched.
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Ninth Cavalry
England Regains World Sculling Title on Thames
England wins the world sculling championship as Ernest Barry defeats Richard Arnst on the Thames to end thirty six years of Australian and Canadian hold on the title. The feat ends a long era since Trickett won in 1876. The article notes the shift in dominance and mentions the political line about State Leader Wang Acts.
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RE. Trickett
New South Wales
J. H. Sadler
England
Ernest Barry
Richard Arnst
Australia
Thames
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