Local A C team vs high school in December basketball game
Emmett Stapleton reports the . A. C. team will face the local high school in a December 18 opener. A. C. practiced nightly with 15 players reporting, five lettermen, barring Clowery who is sidelined with a fractured elbow. Probable starting five includes Klett Hell Moulton McInerney and Howes.
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A. C
Lamm
Jones
Snow
Doyle
Lee
Vavra
Clowery
Cook
George Klett
Frank Hell
van Moulton
Tom McInerney
Clarence Howes
A.C
Nebraska Vet Praises Dr Davis for Wyoming Work
An invitation from Nebraska state veterinarian Dr L C Kegin asks Dr B F Davin to attend a meeting and speak on his far reaching cattle health work. Davie is lauded for combating tuberculosis spread by Dorsey and for efforts to keep livestock free from disease across states.
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Thom
Wyoming
L. C. Kegin
Nebraska
B. F. Davin
Daevie
Dorsey
Gaan
Lo Koop Tieature
Butcher Defeats Fred P. Allen in Pool Match
Butcher defeats Fred P. Allen in a Pioneer Pool match as Roy Butcher clinches victory after a 65 point run while Allen logged 100 in a lengthy 52 minute game. Butcher's high run reached 18 with Alleg at 4. Tonight Marold Brinker faces Buteler.
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Fred P. Allen
Roy Butcher
Bucher
Butcher
Alleg
Marold Brinker
Buteler
General von Meyre Reported Killed in Aerial Incident
In Berne Switzerland on December 8 General von Meyer is said to have been killed by an arrow shot by a hostile aviator during air patrol duties near a catering and motor car. The report appears in a Wyoming want ad medium.
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A. J. Halter
Denver
Panama
Gere 8 Walker
Industrial Club
Wyoming
General von Meyre
Aaron
Berne
Switzerland
von Meyer
Ep Arrow
Peveral
Detectives To Relate Story Of Big Graft
Chicago officials reveal several detectives and police figures plan to testify for immunity as part of an expanding graft case. State's Attorney Hoyne confirms moves after indictments against Captain Halpin and others. George Williams alias Alabama Kid reportedly admits operating a pay off joint with a dozen officers receiving protection money.
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Chicago
Dee
Btate
Hoyne
Chiago
Halpin
George BF. Wiliams
Alabama Kid
Williams
Cheyenne schools to close for Christmas vacation
Cheyenne schools will close on December 18 for two weeks of Christmas vacation and reopen January 4. Teachers and pupils are preparing elaborate programs to commemorate the season and entertain the parents.
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Cheyenne
Trades Assembly Hears Bateman On Federal Union Charter
At cheers and questions the Trades Assembly reported sufficient signer support for a Federal union charter. Auditor Bateman of the United Mine Workers of Sheridan spoke on drafting bills for the state legislature and entertained the crowd with notes on compensation laws across Wyoming while addressing Cheyenne laborers.
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Trades Assembly
Bateman
United Mine Workers
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Kidney Trouble Warning From The American DEn And Women
The text urges guarding against kidney trouble due to rich foods and high uric acid. It promotes Jad Babes as a remedy, claiming it cleanses kidneys, relieves back pain, and reduces bladder issues. Also touts a grape juice acid beverage for urinary health.
Two Million Belgians in France Now
Paris reports more than two million Belgian refugees in France. France offers 25 cents per head and 10 cents per child, with France and Belgium seeking work for all able to work. Refugees face housing shortages, clothing gaps, and aid from volunteers, with adoption and villa placements aiding families.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Monsieur Berndt
Belgium
Monsieur Boradi
America
Brussels
Starvision
Cirque de Pars
Tulse
California
Chicago Men Conference Seeks Time Zone Change
Chicago bankers and manufacturers attended a meeting called by the Chicago Association of Commerce to discuss moving the city to daylight saving style time by advancing clocks one hour. The proposal would set Chicago an hour earlier in both wake and sleep cycles in prewar time.
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Chicago
Dirdors Mathalion
Dec. S
New President of Mexico Installed With Provisional Cabinet
General Buluna Gutierres was installed as provisional president of Mexico City with a full cabinet. Zapata and Villa moved from Xophimilco to the capital after negotiations, agreeing on roles for reform and agrarian policy. Zapata pledged to support development of Mexico and friendly cooperation with the United States, while Villa and Gutierrez outlined ministerial positions and land issues. The Leader notes the publication’s role in news and ads.
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Mexico City
Buluna Gutierres
Mece
Villa
Zapata
Xophimilco
Huerta Ranita
Gutler
Fomento Vie Welfare
Vrienda
United States
Mexico
Wilson orders troops to Naco border stand
President Wilson directs Garrison to send three batteries of field artillery and troops to Naco Arizona to respond to border fire from Sonora. General Tasker Bliss to assume command at Naco with cavalry and artillery while continued clashes kill and wound both sides over 60 days.
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Dec
Wilson
Garrison
NATO
Ariz
Mexico
Bliss
Naco
San Antonio
Qgeneral Tasker H. Bliss
EL Paso
J. J. Pershing
Sixth Field Artillery
Bryan Strives to End Nippon Troubles
Secretary Bryan commented on a Honolulu cable stating that Vice President and Bryan would do their utmost to secure repeal of California's anti Japanese law. The report notes a Japanese clergyman Rev K Taumsahoma received assurances of Bryan's efforts.
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Bryan
Honolulu
K. Taumsahoma
California
Colorado & Southern Gulp Rates Suspended
Freight rates on wheat and flour to Gulf ports from Colorado & Southern railway were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until June 26. An inquiry is in progress.
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Washington
Colorado & Southern Railway
Galveston
Texas
New Orleans
Gulf
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democrat Wins Portland Mayoral Race In 1900s Bid
Democrat Wy lam M. Ingraham defeated Republican Frank M. Low for Portland mayor by 5 004 to 5 518. Democrats also captured five of nine aldermen and 13 of 27 councilmen in the city elections.
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Hemocrat
Portland
Maine
Wylam M. Ingraham
Frank M. Low
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