Local A C. faces hard meet with high school basket team
Emmett Stapleton reports the A C team prepared for a December 18 opener against the high school squad. Lamm joins others in practice missing only due to injury. Probable lineup includes Klett Hell Moulton McInerney and Howes as guards and forwards. Coach Jones expects a tough game and notes restored conditioning will be key.
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Snow
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Cook
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Frank Hell
van Moulton
Tom McInerney
Clarence Howes
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Nebraska Vet Honored for Wyoming Disease Work
Dr. B F Davin praised by Dr L C Kegin Nebraska state veterinarian for renowned efforts against tuberculosis cattle and for livestock disease control. Invitation notes Davin’s talks would benefit Wyoming and the wider region.
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Wyoming
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Dorsey
Gaan
Lo Koop Tieature
Butcher Defeats Fred P. Allen In Pool Match
Butcher wins a billiards contest at the Pioneer Pool Club, finishing 65 points as Roy Butcher reached 100. The match lasted 52 minutes with Butcher’s high run of 18 and Alleg’s run of 4. Marold Brinker slated to face Buteler tonight.
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General von Meyre Die by Arrow in Flight After Attack
In Berne Switzerland on December 8 a report states General von Meyre was killed by an arrow shot by a hostile aviator during a catering and motor car event. The incident follows recall of earlier pills and indicates a violent act impacting a state leader’s affairs.
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Naco
Dec
Nuaco
Sonora
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Detectives To Relate Story Of Big Graft
Chicago prosecutors announce plans to grant immunity to detectives and others in exchange for testimony on police graft. State’s Attorney Hoyne says several insiders will provide missing links in the bribery scheme tied to police and a named ringleader the Alabama Kid. Williams was set to testify at the December grand jury.
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Dee
Btate
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Chiago
Halpin
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Alabama Kid
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Cheyenne Schools Close for Christmas Vacation
Cheyenne public schools will close December 18 for a two week Christmas break. students and teachers prepare festive programs to entertain parents as they celebrate the season and welcome the new year.
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Cheyenne
Trades Assembly Hears Bateman About Federal Union Charter
A Trades Assembly session reported enough signers for a federal union charter to be filed immediately. Auditor Bateman of the United Mine Workers of Sheridan spoke on proposed compensation laws and drafting bills for the state legislature. He addressed union laborers of Cheyenne and Wyoming amid attentive interest.
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Cheyenne
Kidney Trouble Prevention and Remedy Ad from 19th Century Ad
An antique health notice urges caution over heavy rich foods and excess uric acid harming kidneys. It promotes Jad Salt as a remedy with four ounces daily in water, claiming it cleanses kidneys, reduces bladder issues, and improves health. warns of back pain, cloudy urine, and nocturnal urination.
Two Million Belgians in France Now
Paris reports more than two million Belgian refugees in France. France provides 25 cents per head and 10 cents per child, with efforts to find work amid strained northern departments. Refugees housed in Cirque de Paris and barsque and boats filled with comforts, many children adopted, some villas offered, but long-term relief pending as emigration prospects prove weak.
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Associated Press
France
Monsieur Berndt
Belgium
Monsieur Boradi
America
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Starvision
Cirque de Pars
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California
Chicago Men Rally Against Time Zone Change
Chicago businessmen representing banking railroads manufacturing and other interests met today at the Chicago Association of Commerce to oppose a proposed time zone adjustment. They argued the change would force Chicagoans to rise an hour earlier and retire an hour earlier than the prewar schedule.
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Dirdors Mathalion
Dec. S
New President of Mexico Installed with Cabinet
General Buluna Gutierres was installed as provisional president of Mexico with a full cabinet. Zapata and Villa arrived at the capital to negotiate, with plans to name ministers including Gutierrez and Zapata taking a prominent role in agrarian policy. Zapata pledged cooperation with the United States during war or peace and stated he has no desire for office.
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Villa
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Mexico
Wilson orders troops to Naco border stand
President Wilson directs Secretary Garrison to deploy three batteries of field artillery and accompanying cavalry to Naco Arizona to manage border tensions after firing incidents with Mexican forces. General Tasker Bliss and General Pershing move units toward Naco as casualties rise on both sides.
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Dec
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Mexico
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Naco
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Sixth Field Artillery
Bryan Aims to End Nippon Troubles in California Law Debate
Secretary Bryan said he would do all in his power to remove friction with Japan after a Honolulu cable reported a Japanese clergyman had assurances that the vice president and Secretary Bryan would press for repeal of California's anti Japanese law.
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California
Colorado & Southern gulp rates suspended for Gulf ports
Freight rates on wheat and flour rose about 10 percent on the Colorado and Southern railway to Gulf ports including Galveston and New Orleans for export. The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended the rates today until June 26 while an inquiry continues.
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Washington
Colorado & Southern Railway
Galveston
Texas
New Orleans
Gulf
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic Victory in Portland Mayoral Race
In Portland Maine on December 5 or earlier Wy lam M Ingraham a Democrat won the mayoral race against Republican Frank M Low by 501 to 5518 votes The Democrat also captured five of nine aldermen and 13 of 27 councilmen in the city elections.
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Portland
Maine
Wylam M. Ingraham
Frank M. Low
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