Big crowd for fight assurd in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs fans expect a large Labor Day bout featuring Freddie Welsh and Charlo White with Jim Fiynn joining Welsh camp to sharpen the champion. Fiynon has not fought on Labor Day in 15 years, and promoters report extensive travel by rail with special trains and cars from Kansas City, Butte, Salt Lake City, and New York.
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Colorado Springs
Jim Fiynn Pon
Freddie Welch
Charlo White
Chicago Walloper
Colorado
Walsh
Jim
Welsh
Fiynon
Fredile
Pueblo
Labor Day
Fiyon
Welah
Pitts
Harry Brewer
Kansas City
Marius Durand
Mike’ Geary
Butte
Montana
Iate
Fane
Salt Lake City
Pommere
Dob Vernon
New York
Ore
Indians a major money maker in pennant race
Cleveland Indians claim to have set an attendance record in the American League this season with more than 425000 paid admissions at home. Park seating capacity is 14000 with most seats priced at two hits. Average admission is over 65 cents, yielding cash receipts at home above 250000 with visiting clubs taking about a quarter. Jesse Hinkett returns to the National League, disproving rumors he would join the Red Sox to show players how to bunt.
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Cleveland
McRoy
Cleveland Indians
Indians’ Park
Jesse Hiukett
Red Sox
Baseball Results From National League Highlights
Reported yesterday with multiple games across major venues. Batteries and pitchers named include Anderson and Reriden at Cinllnnath, Pfeffer Meyers Meadows Conrales at St Louis, Rudolph Black at Pittsburgh, Allen Tragronsor Kandlehner Schmidt at Philadelphia, Boshling ONeill Johnson Henry at Washington, and Griffin Griffith Sommera Heers in Western League play.
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Pittebore
Baggs Schoolmaster Weds His Assistant
Baggs Wyoming August 28. J D Baker left for North Platte Nebraska to wed his assistant Bertha Smith who has been with the Baggs schools for three years. He took passengers for the railroad and carried away discarded items for his new voyage. Mrs Geo A Deaton and Mrs Arthur Blackmore accompanied him.
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Baggs
Wyo
J. D. Baker
North Platte
Nebr
Mise Bertha Smith
Bages
Zimmerman Traded From Nationals to Giants in Three for One Deal
Chicago reports Heinie Zimmerman a quarrelsome third baseman is traded from the Chicago Nationals to the New York Giants for Captain Larry Doyle Hunter and Jacob Gob. The deal involves three players moving to New York in exchange for the veteran star.
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Chicago
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Nationals
New York Giants
Larry Doyle
Hunter
Jacobgob
Speed 15 Better Than Curve Ball
St Louis news recalls Eddie Plank, Gettysburg veteran, vowing to pitch until age 45 despite being 40. He discusses speed versus curve, control, and his five-fast-balls-to-one-curve theory, praising lasting power, and noting his method to keep an arm in shape for fifteen years.
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ST. Louis
Hddie Plank
Mddle
Jones
St. Louis Browns
Plank
Cleveland
Ile Munt
Benny Kouff
Louis
Ty Cobb
Mke Crawford
Speaker
Jackson
Yellow Peril Threatens Tennis Championship
A small wiry native of Nippon looms as a real peril to the United States in the tennis championship. The threat is treated as substantial and unavoidable beyond mere talk, signaling tension in the sport.
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United States
Nippon
Kumagae Leads Charge as Nationals Begin at Porcot Hill
Ichya Kumagae faces top American rivals in the national championships opening at Porcot Hill Long Island on August 25. Johnston and R Norris Williams, erstwhile champion, have fallen to his fierce onslaught as local contenders aim to prevent a Pacific-crossing title defense.
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Ichya Kumagas
Johnston
R. Norris Williams
Porcot Hille
Long Leland
Broad Pacific
Weather Outlook for Rocky Mountain and Plateau Regions
Weather summary notes generally fair conditions across the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions. Temperatures run near or above seasonal averages through the week with no major storms indicated.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Lyric Theatre Show Draws Crowded House And Praise
Exhibition notes applaud the Lyric Theatre attractions with good crowds and positive reviews. Postmaster pay for last year listed as 451 dollars. Civil Service exams open to U S citizens within post office territory, age 21 or older, with age rules varying by state. Applications available from the local postmaster or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington.
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United States
Carpenter
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Washington
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination At Carpenter
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a September 24 examination at Carpenter Wyoming to certify candidates for a fourth class postmaster vacancy and any other vacancies that may occur at that office, unless the service requires different action.
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Carpenter
United States Civil Service Commission
Wyo
Don’t Let a Cold Get a Good Start
Public health note warns early attack of colds can prevent complications like asthma and pneumonia. It promotes Feelsange, Eekman’s Alterative as a historical remedy and cautions against unverified drugs and opiates.
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Eekman
Cheyenne City Council approves Gilchrist Park and permits auto station
Cheyenne Wyoming August 28 1916 council session approves Mary Gilchrist's conveyance of block 1 portion to city for a public park to be named Gilchrist Park. Auto filling station permit issued to A F Peabody at 1917 Thames Street with ordinance compliance. H H Purkiser auto hack license rebate of five dollars. Meeting adjourned to September 1 1916.
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A. F. Peabody
Thames
H. H. Purkiser
Martin
Mary Gilchrist
Cheyenne
Randall Avenue
Gilchrist
State of
Wyoming
Laramie
Martha M. Myers
Therepue
Maid Elty
August Pith
L.lé
Bertham, Myers
Hughes Vetoed Pay Bill Aimed at Women Teachers
In Washington on August 28, Rep. James B. Axwell of Louisiana challenged Charles E. Hughes over his veto of a New York bill granting equal pay to women teachers. Axwell accused Hughes of hypocrisy and urged women nationwide to question his statesmanship versus demagogy, noting Wilson supported suffrage while Hughes did not vote in New York.
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Washington
James B. Axwell
Loulatana
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Mr. Aswell
Wilson
New Jersey
Hughes
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Toney
Wings
Louie
Vacesteores & Patterson
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Meadows
Conrales
Philadelphis Oe
AL Seless
Philadelphia
Bene Aed Lapp
Myers and
Haley
Boshling
O ‘Neill
Johnson and Henry
Griffin and
Griffith
Sommera and
Heers
Zimmerman
TY O
Doyle
Vin Chester
Brasier
Bidie Plank
Waat Ade Briag Te
Fatima al Sensible
Atim
Fatima
Mgarss Treare Q
The
Lyric Theatre
Crdits
Todd
Wmn. A. Brady
World Film Corporation
Dorothy Davenport
Anita Stewart
Denver
Oerry Council Proceedings
Ofilea Oftty
Cheyenns
Wyomings
J. J. Showalter
City Cler's
Bertha M. Myers
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Logan
Sepitol
Colorado & Southern
H. A. Johnson
Colored
A. L. Moore
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