Bidwell to Confer on Cheyenne Baseball Plans This Week
Ira Bidwell arrives in Cheyenne from Kansas City to discuss 1911 baseball with fans at Conteste university athletic field. He aims to form a flat-fee Cheyenne team and has looked for promising players across the midwest. Three practice games are set with Doane South Dakota and Peru, with a schedule including Minnesota, Missouri, Doane, Kansas, and Michigan games.
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Ira Bidwell
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Bidwell
Aod
Doane
South Dakota
Peru
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Miscourd
Lincoln
Ammen
Tacota
Kansas
Lawrence
Michiano
Western League Meeting Postponed to Feb 12
President Nortin ONeal announced that the Western league schedule meeting scheduled for February 8 has been postponed due to the absence of Omaha and Lincoln representatives. The meeting will resume on February 12 to draft the coming year's schedule.
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Chicago
Peb
Nortin O'Neal
Western League Today
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
McParland Outpoints Keyes In Six Rounds
Pittsburg report: Packey McFarland defeats Bert Keyes on points in six rounds at the Labor temple. Keyes presses early and late, nearly sending himself through the ropes with wild swings, but McFarland stays ahead to win on points.
Nebraska Football Schedule Announced for 1911 Season
Lincoln Neb Feb 7 Three football games for Nebraska at Lincoln form the feature of the fall schedule announced by Manager Enger The fast Cornhuskers face Kansas at Lawrence Minnesota at Minneapolis Missouri Ames and Michigan in big programs as they strive to maintain the leading status outside the Big Eight.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Enger
Kansas
Minnesota
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Missouri
Ames
Michigan
Old Time Prescription Modernized Wyeths and Silphur
An antique remedy using sage and sulphur for hair and scalp is now sold as Wyeth's and Silphur. Modern druggists offer a ready tonic with a bottle priced at 1.00. Wyeth Chemical Company distributes directly from New York City. A. K. Hoodel endorses the product.
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Bowe
Wyeth's
Wyeth Chemical Company
T4 Cortlandt Rt
New York City
A. KH Hoodel
Wyoming Hope Gaining Notice as Young Emerges
John W. Young, a Wyoming toy of the Dr C tournament scene, draws Denver attention as a strong rival to Carl Morris. The Denver Post notes Young appears to be a formidable force with a 240 pound frame, six feet one inch tall, and a 12 inch chest, shaping up as a potential white hope in the boxing arena.
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Wyoming
Welche
Young
Prank Newhouse
Terry McGovern Ill in Hot Springs Arkansas
The former lightweight fighter Terry McGovern lies seriously ill in Hot Springs at the Arlington hotel. His arrival: kept secret until now. Cousin John Cullen acts as nurse and stays at his side amid questions about his condition and a possible relapse of past mental illness.
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Ark
Terry McGovern
Arlington Hotel
Terry
John Cullen
Chicago
McGovern
Trew
Mexican Insurrection Delays Juarez Racing Schedule
FE Paso Texas February 6 races at Juarez were canceled today and may resume Tuesday if revolutionary conditions in Mexico permit.
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FE Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Juarez Skirmish Looms as Federals Hold Line
Report from Juarez notes 200 federals from Ensenada hemmed near La Juritas Valley by 500 horsemen. A fight is expected imminently as Governor Vega of Lower California commands the federals. Plus a memorial service at Capitol Avenue theatre on Sunday February 12 invites all to attend with music and singing and a free program.
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Ensenda
la Juritas Valley
Vega
Lower
California
Francis E. Wollard
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Taft Nominates Price for Register of Land Office
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of John W. Price to be register of the United States land office and Samuel Slaymaker as receiver of public money at Douglas Wyoming.
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Taft
Senate
John W. Price
Register of the
United States Land Office
Samuel Slaymaker
Douglas
Wyo
Soldier charged with attempting to sell cocaine in Red Light district
Private Jennings of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort K. A. Russell was arrested by Policeman Baker for attempting to sell cocaine. A quantity of the drug was found on Jennings.
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Jennings
Ninth Cavalry
Fort K. A. Russell
Baker
Red Light District
Jenning
Spork Visits North Chueyenne Couple with Newborn
Mr and Mrs K Taylor of 2414 Eddy Street welcome a newborn son born that night. Mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
Democrats and Guests Toast at Kendrick Dinner Banquet
A July banquet at the Industrial club honored Senator Hendricks with a seven course dinner attended by thirty seven guests. Wives contributed floral decor and place cards shaped like bills. Toas tmasters and speakers celebrated Democratic history and unity in Wyoming.
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Industrial Club
Senator Hendricks
General Assembly
Washington
Judge Metz
Metz
Mr. Kendrick
John E. Osborne
W. HH. Holiday
Hayden M. White
J. J
Engineer blown from cab window in miraculous safeguard
Crawford Nebraska February 7. Burling ton flyer No. 43 between Billings and Lincoln escaped disaster after a steam pipe burst blowing Engineer Wilson from the cab window. Escaping steam and scalding water delayed rescue as the firemen could not reach him. Superintendent Robins in a private car stopped the train upon hearing cries. Wilson was found badly injured but not fatally. A replacement engine pulled the train to Alliance.
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Crawford
Neb
Billings
Lincoln
Provo
Here
W'Igon
Robins
Sheridan Division
Kneieer Wilson
Alliance
Denver Milk License Revocations Prompt Strict Action
Denver officials and police revoked the licenses of two milk dealers on Monday for failure to meet purity and cleanliness standards. F J Propagan of 92 Went Thirty Second Avenue and D J Tintle of Edgewater were the affected dairymen, with more licenses expected to be withdrawn as violations were found.
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Denver
Bowrd
Sa Eald
F. J. Prapagan
Thirty Second Avenue
D. J. Tintle
Edgewater
Alse
Mayor Bresneten appoints committees at long council session
City council last night formed standing committees led by Mayor Bresneten and planned to confirm Charles J. Argesheimer as city clerk. A mayoral appointment for the city clerk was postponed. bids for a diversion dam were rejected. water main extension and sewer work were discussed. several bills and permits were approved or laid over.
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Bresneten
Charles J. Argesheimer
Crty
Aary Diareter
Neweity
F. A. Baron
Finance
Whiting
Troastle
F. i Johnston
Streete
Aleyr— Keating Sweet
Nimmo
Trovstle
Sweet and
Keating
F. J. Johnston
Davidson
G. P. Johnston
John Hague
Harry L. Bright
Meyer and
Sivers
Oscar Braun
Gauff & Co
Elkhorn
Charles Lamb
Henry Becker
Burlington Railroad Company
Wayne Daniela
M. Veta
Shingle
Cownell
W. A. Riner Wie
Dancase
Archie Bteon
Legislature Passes Acts as Carey Signs and Debates Continue
The session sees Governor Carey approve two acts including mortgage foreclosures and penalties while presiding officers sign the state board of equalization act. House and Senate consider numerous measures from taxation to public works, with debates on procedure and several bills defeated or amended.
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Senate
Schwoob
Davis
Carey
State Board of Equalization
Platte, Gorden, Hot Springs
Washable
House
Fort Russell-Cheyenne
Golden Prairie County
Congress
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Metz Department of Labor
Metz
Lewise
Spriggs
Fremont County
Davia
Mets
Penate
Long
Crosby
Wendt
Hart
Matz
Jionter
Gilland
Buckney
Pearson
Sheridan Hospital
Chapman
Cald
Kendrick
Taylor
Holliday
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Schlitz and Pilsner
Yellowstone Ellmont
Trary McGovren
Afticr
SPORK
North
Iny Fuel ‘and Feed Co
MR. Kendricks
Inpostmal Club
Lee
H. J. Wenil
A. M. Brock
Fremont
R. H. Hall
J. R. Carpenter
D. N. Stickner
Charles Argeshedmer
Wyoming Histories Society
Cross
Sumner Miller
A. J. Davis
Carbon County
Brown
Alli
Madden
Sheridan County
Jefferies
Spriggs-Davis
Elk, Clark
Wyoming County
Uinta County
Knight
560 Street Mall
W. Toth
Wallace
Bond
Hinkle & Bond
RED
Stock Growers National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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