White Sox predicted to rise in American league race
Detroit's Hugh Jennings says the White Sox will be stronger this year and challenge for the pennant. He notes improved pitching with Lange gaining experience and expects Chicago to put the South Side on the map, though he still favors Detroit to win.
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Hugh Jennings
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Jennings
American Association
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Mra
Congress Hotel
Baeeball
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Salt
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Cubs
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State Leader mail subscription notice in Cheyenne
Citizens urged to support the State Leader with mail subscriptions. Rates listed: 3.76 for a year, 2.00 for six months, 1.00 for three months. Contact 1813 Carey Ave by writing, calling or phoning the State Leader office in Cheyenne. Enameling at the Sherman Co.
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Drummers Trade Two White Sox Prospects in Major Move
Hoss Holland confirms Drummers received a letter from Harlem A. Coiskhey owner of the Chi White Sox notifying that Outfielder Zwindling and Pitcher Waldring have been turned over to him. Zwindling played last year with the Cox and is young, needing minor league time. Waldring is a left handed pitcher drafted from the Michigan league by the White Sox, and Henry Chelotto, drafted by Holland from Oklahoma City, agreed to a Drum mer contract and will report in March.
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Jack Holland
Boas
Harlem A. Coiskhey
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Bief
Zwindling
Waldring
Cox
Weldring
White Sox
Henry “Chilly
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Holland
Oklahoma City
John Henry
Hermann Opposes Three-Ball Rule In Baseball Code
Cincinnati Jan. 18 Chairman Hermann of the national commission, named to the baseball rules committee, will resist radical code changes especially the proposed three balls and three strikes. He cites pitching records and says reducing called balls to three would lead to too many bases on balls.
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Cincinnati
Hermann
National Commission
Lynch
Baseball Ruler Committee
Willl
Denver University Delays Selection of New Coach
Denver Colorado January 13 The Denver University board of trustees decided to postpone choosing a new coach for sixty days. Board members will investigate eastern applicants during upcoming trips. Former Denver player Milla was a candidate. Barry of Wisconsin remains the favored prospect with no change after the meeting.
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Denver
Colo
Denver University Board of Triatees
Milla
Barry
Wisconsin
Detroit Sells McIntyre to White Sox
Detroit announces Outfielder McIntyre sold to Chicago for 2500 by Comiskey president of the White Sox and manager of the Detroit club confirms the deal.
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McIntyre
Ouscago White Sox
Chicago
Hugh Jennings
Detroit American Baseball Club
Comiskey
McIintyre
Kilbane Beats Wilson in Ten Round Cleveland Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeated Gus Wilson of Buffalo in a ten round featherweight bout. Kilbane showed speed and sharp footwork, overcoming his opponent in Cleveland on January 13.
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Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Gussie Wilson
Buffalo
Kilbane
Ross Makes Midweight Bout Promises Fierce Action
Kid Roas, the lightweight slated to face Frankie White at the Cheyenne Athletic Club on January 20, yesterday’s training session showed clear readiness. Roas quit training early, signaling focus on the upcoming match and highlighting the intense buildup for the event.
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Ross
Mide
Kid Roas
Frankie White
Cheyenne Athletic Club
Aviation records dominate year 1910 highlights
The year 1910 showcased major aviation feats by Arch Hoxey and John B. Moisant. Claude Grahame-White and Alfred Lebanne set speed marks, while Henri Farman flew eight hours twenty three minutes for the Michelin Cup. Moisant’s Paris to London passenger flight, guided by compass, stood unparalleled. Wynmalen won the greatest passenger prize for a Paris Brussels return in 28 hours 36 minutes 9 seconds.
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Arch Hoxey
John B.moisant
Thomas F. Ryan
America
England
Claude Gramme-White
Belmont Park
France
Mons
Maurice Tabuteau
Rue Aerodome
Grahame-White
Alfred Lebane
Helmont Park
Leblanc
Grahame- White
Henri Farman
Mr. Molsant
Paris
London
Mynheer Henry Wynmalen
Brussels
Fort Russell Youth Sparring Session Ends Early
A crowd of about 200 local fight fans watched a Kid Goodwin feature at a Fort Russell event. The dark skinned middleweight halted the sparring after one round, signaling he would not continue against his lighter opponent.
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Kid Goodwin
Fort Russell
Change Notice for Eldetora Dance Club Event
The Eldetora Dance Club will hold a special Friday dance at Keefe Hall on January 13 open to the public. The evening features special attractions and a large attendance is desired with admission 7c and extra lady 25c.
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Eldetora
Keefe Hall
M. P. A. Dance At Fraternal Hall
A M P A dance scheduled for Tuesday evening January 17 at Fraternal Hall with admission 60 cents and ladies 26 cents. The event invites members and guests to enjoy a social evening with music and dancing.
West Virginia Senate Vacancy Creates Democratic Challenge
Charleston reports a rare political crisis as West Virginia lawmakers face two Senate vacancies after Senator Elkins' death. Five candidates vie for one or two seats, with no caucus pledges yet, while leaders consider a hurried caucus to avoid a protracted ballot process. Governor Glascock names Davie Eling to fill until the legislature acts.
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W. Va
Union
West Virginia
Elkins
Nathan GB. Scott
Wilkins
John T. McGraw
William E. Chilton
Mcshaw
Bscott
Mr. Chilton
Mikina
Clarence W. Watson
Falmmont
Lawrence Thorney
Bluefields
Andrew Edmington
Weaton
John J. Cornwall
Romney
Noni
Glayscock
Davie Eling
Hiking
Batley
State Leader Aims for Best Result in Ade Push
Ade campaign officials announce a plan to secure the best result in the upcoming statewide effort. Key supporters include local organizers and party affiliates coordinating outreach and voter education across multiple counties.
Remains of Robert Broyles Sent to Relatives
The body of Robert Broyles found eight miles northeast of Cheyenne Tuesday morning by Lt. Asa Singleton of Fort Russell was shipped to Salem Oregon yesterday at the request of his relatives.
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Robert Broyles
Cheyenne
Asa Singleton
Fort Russell
Salem
Ore
Taft Faults States on Forest Preservation Duty
President Taft told a Washington banquet for the American Forestry association that the federal government cannot handle all forest preservation. He lamented lecturing the states and said some states are neglecting their forest duties.
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Taft
Washington
American Forestry Association
Andrew Carnegie Voices on Strikes and Capital
Andrew Carnegie told a civil federation in New York today that nine of ten strikes are caused by employers, arguing that greater capital investment by owners benefits labor. He warned that friction could rise if relations do not improve.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie leader warns against labor sag in law talks
The speaker claims long years without strikes due to self restraint and urges labor legislation after conferences with labor leaders. He criticizes fellow servant decisions by the courts as unjust and stresses alignment of employer interests with worker welfare.
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Carnegie
He al- Waye
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader
An urging promotion invites readers to share the State Leader with Eastern friends or business contacts. It highlights Cheyenne and Wyoming opportunities and offers special mail subscription rates of 2.75 for one year, 2.00 for six months, and 1.00 for three months, with phone orders to the Leader office.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
California Insurgent Republicans Push Railroad Politics Bill
In Sacramento on January 13 insurgent Republicans introduced a railroad commission bill aligned with campaign vows to remove railroads from California politics. The measure seeks state oversight of railroad interests as part of broader reform efforts.
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Trail OF Railroads
Sacramento
Cal
California
Railroad Commission
Senate and Assembly Tod It Pid Vides for Enforcement
The article notes new state measures empowering 46 agencies to enforce the commission's orders and outlining provisions against discrimination. It discusses contentions and outlines the expanded authority granted to 46 agencies to act on discriminatory practices and related enforcement.
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Senate
Assembly
Local Social Notice at 1508 Capitol Avenue
Friends and new acquaintances are invited to an event at 1508 Capitol Avenue. The informal notice emphasizes cordial attendance and social gathering with no additional details available.
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Capitol Ave
L. C. Sharp
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SHARP
No Hypodermic Injections Neal Internal Treatment Cure
An article describes a method to treat habitual drinkers by neutralizing alcohol poison in the blood. It claims elimination of craving within three days, restoring the drinker to a normal condition with no appetite for liquor. The process emphasizes internal treatment without injections.
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