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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1918

Page

8

Dispute of Many Months Standing Settled at Last

R Lindley Murray of Niagara Falls New York crowned top in the National Singles Championship 1913 with Tilden Jr of Philadelphia in Class 1. Murray’s victory ends a months long dispute over who earns premier honors. The rankings span 19 classes with many players from New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and elsewhere. Murray and Tilden also top doubles with Alexander Wright and Niles Pell noted in Class 1 and 2.

iBy Associated Press New York R. Lindley Murray Niagara Falls N. Y National Tennis Association Murray W. P. Tilden, Jr Philadelphia F. B. Alexander W. M. Hall W. T. Hayes Chicago N. W. Niles Boston Ichyia Kumagae Tilden Hon Vincent Richards R. L. Murray W. T. Tilden, Jr. Painlphia N. W. Nile J. C. Johnson Maas L. E. Mahan N. J Craig Biddle Samuel Hardy Til Genchire Kashie WN. Y HH. A. Throckmorton Elizabeth A. P. Hubbell BE. H. Bingen R. N. Dana Pawtucket R. J C. A. Major Washington D. C Theodore Drewes St Louis Edward Ocessner R. C. Seaver Mass F. C T W Hendrick Buffalo EB. V. Carter Atlanta Harold Taylor Brooklyn Henry Wick, Jr Cleveland Ohio P. B. Hawk K. B. Uhis Kansas City George King Scarsdale N. W. Swayne F. C. Anderson F. T. Anderson WH. Hendrickson Haworth Osborne William Roseman C. &. Urrows Chas. Clmbers H. Hassford Pleasantville BF. Hartman H. H. Manchester H. J. Steinkampf Bedford Park P. W .Gibbons J. A. Collom Stamford Conn H. B. O'Boyle Putnam Naval Training Station George O Connell Ill Milton Agay Phillip Bagby C. T. Spekce Kansas’ City Embree Henderson G. W. Miner W. T. Tilden, Jr Vincent Ricards B Geo C. Ss. Geceanadaun R. H. Burdick I. C. Wright HU. C. Johnson Kumagae H. L. Taylor E. M. Binzen O'Boyle B. M. Grant Nat Thornton

Tennis Championships Entries List and Singles Rankings

A detailed list of classes and players from the United States and Canada for national tournaments, including names, cities, and class numbers. It also notes doubles teams, both men and mixed, and presents the 1918 season singles rankings for women with top entrants such as Miss Molla and Mrs. George W. Wightman, alongside California exclusions per the California Lawn Tennis Association.

Molla Bluratedt Brooklyn George W. Wightman Boston Eleanor Goss New York Stuart’Green Tarrytown N. Y Marie Wagner Carrie Neely Chicago Helene Pollak Clare Cassel Eleanora Sears J. Ramson Los Angeles California Lawn Tennis Association California Rameen

State Leader Offered $1000 Reward

A state leader announces a $1000 reward in connection with an ongoing case. The notice emphasizes swift cooperation and public tips to aid investigators. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.

Biennial Report Proposes Abolishing State Superintendent Office

The 1917 1918 biennial report by Miss Clark urges abolishing the state superintendent of public instruction and placing administration under a nonpartisan state board of education. It argues for professional, unified control and calls for constitutional amendment to restructure the department. It also notes the 1917 legislation creating a state board and commissioner of education.

Clark Board of Education State Board of Education State Department of Education State Superintendent of Public Instruction Department of Education

Poland a united nation in language and liberty ideal

Frederick Mows argues in the World’s Work that despite centuries of political slavery Poland remains one nation in language and aspirations. He notes about five million Poles in Europe before the current outbreak, resisting oppression and keeping freedom’s flame alive. State leader want ads bring results.

Italy Europe Utem Frederick Movs

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