White Sox poised to rise says Detroit leader
Hugh Jennings of the Detroit Tigers believes the White Sox will be stronger in 1910 with improved pitching and Lange gaining experience. He cautions Detroit may still win the pennant, noting Chicago’s young club could challenge but Tigers remain in the running.
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Chicago
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
American Association
Hugh
Mra
Congress Hotel
Baeeball
Tigers
Salt
Detroit
Cubs
Pittsburg
Cuba
Sox
Matt
Lange
Enameling State Leader Offer By Mail
To The Citizens of Cheyenne advocates mail subscriptions with prices: $3.76 for a year, $2.00 for six months, $1.00 for three months. Includes instructions to write call or phone the State Leader office at 1813 Carey Ave, Sherman Co.
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State Leader
Carey Ave
Drummers Notes on Player Trades and Prospects
In a letter from Harlem A. Coiskhey owner of the Chi White Cox the Drummers learn Outfielder Zwindling and Pitcher Waldring have been turned over to him. Zwindling played for the Cox last year and is young needing minor league time. Waldring is a right handed pitcher drafted from Michigan league by the White Sox. Henry Chilly Chelotto, drafted by Holland from Oklahoma City, has joined the Drum mers and will report for spring training in March.
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Joseph
Jack Holland
Boas
Harlem A. Coiskhey
Chi White Cox
Bief
Zwindling
Waldring
Cox
Weldring
White Sox
Henry “Chilly
Chelotto
Holland
Oklahoma City
John Henry
Hermann Opposes Three-Ball Rule Changes
Cincinnati January 18 Chairman Hermann of the national baseball commission appointed to the rules committee will oppose major code changes notably the three ball and three strike proposals. He argues reducing balls to three would increase walks and delay the game while three strikes are hard to obtain before four balls.
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Cincinnati
Hermann
National Commission
Lynch
Baseball Ruler Committee
Willl
Denver University Delays Coach Pick After Board Meeting
Denver Colorado January 13 The Denver University board of trustees postponed appointing a new coach for sixty days as they study eastern applicants during trips. Former player Milla was among new candidates while Barry of Wisconsin remained the favored prospect with no change in status.
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Denver
Colo
Denver University Board of Triatees
Milla
Barry
Wisconsin
Detroit sells McIntyre to Chicago White Sox
Detroit announces the sale of outfielder McIntyre to the Chicago White Sox for $2500. President Comiskey of the Chicago club completed the purchase, with Detroit’s manager confirming the deal today.
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Detroit
McIntyre
Ouscago White Sox
Chicago
Hugh Jennings
Detroit American Baseball Club
Comiskey
McIintyre
Kilbane Beats Wilson In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeated Gus Wilson of Buffalo in a ten round featherweight bout. Kilbane showed superior speed and footwork and outmatched his opponent in the matchup held in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, O
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Gussie Wilson
Buffalo
Kilbane
Ross Makes Midweight Bout as Boxer Quits
Kid Roas, lightweight fighter scheduled to meet Frankie White at Cheyenne Athletic Club on January 20, went through training yesterday after his opponent quit, preparing for the upcoming bout.
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Ross
Mide
Kid Roas
Frankie White
Cheyenne Athletic Club
Pioneers in Aviation Dominate 1910 World Records and Feats
A review honors Arch Hoxey for altitude feats and John B. Moisant for a dramatic flight in the Liberty prize race. It notes Claude Grahame-White and others winning top cups, Tabuteau's 262.66 mile Michelin flight, and Lemblec and Farman records. It also highlights the Paris London route flown by Moisant and Wynmalen’s 28 hour Paris Brussels Paris trip.
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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 Boxer In Sparring Incident At Local Gym
A crowd of about 200 local fight fans watched a Kid’s workout featuring Kid Goodwin the colored middleweight of Fort Russell. The dark skinned fighter stopped the bout after one round, declining to continue the sparring with his lighter opponent.
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Kid Goodwin
Fort Russell
Eldetora Dance Club to Host Special Friday Dance
The Eldetora Dance Club announces a public weekly dance at Keefe Hall this Friday evening January 13. This week only it becomes a special event with attractions and a large attendance hoped for. Admission is 7 cents, extra ladies 25 cents.
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Eldetora
Keefe Hall
M P A Dance at Fraternal Hall Tuesday
The M P A hosts a dance at Fraternal Hall on Tuesday evening January 17 admission 60 cents with ladies 26 cents required at the door.
West Virginia Legislature Faces Dual Senate Vacancies
Charleston begins a session as Democratic leaders wrestle with filling two Senate seats after Senator Elkins's death. Five candidates including John H. Holt and Dr. A S Grimm seek the vacancies amid rivalries and a tight forty five day limit. Governor Glayscock 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
Local Leader Urges Ade to Try for Best Result
The State Leader calls on Ade to pursue the best possible outcome. Officials emphasize renewed effort and clear goals as the community watches for progress this season.
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Ade
Remains of Robert Broyles Sent to Relatives in Oregon
The body found eight miles northeast of Cheyenne on Tuesday morning by Lt. Asa Singleton was shipped to Salem, Oregon, at the request of his relatives.
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Robert Broyles
Cheyenne
Asa Singleton
Fort Russell
Salem
Ore
Taft Presses States on Forest Preservation Duty
President Taft told the American Forestry association banquet that federal relief alone cannot save forests and he criticized some states for neglecting their forest duties.
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Taft
Washington
American Forestry Association
Carnegie: Most Strikes Caused by Employers, Carnegie Says
New York January 13. Andrew Carnegie told the Civil Federation nine of ten strikes stem from employers. He warned that more capital backing labor is needed to reduce conflicts and improve relations between workers and owners.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Labor Leaders Seek Pro-Labor Legislation After Talks
The speaker defended long labor peace and warned against court rulings on fellow servant cases. He emphasized profit for employers and urged labor legislation shaped by wise leaders for national interests. He and Carnegie supported collaboration between labor and industry for progress.
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Carnegie
He al- Waye
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader
Advertising appeal encourages readers to promote Wyoming by mailing subscriptions for the State Leader. It promotes Cheyenne opportunities and offers special rates: one year 2.75, six months 2.00, three months 1.00. Readers are urged to act today and can phone 93 for service.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
California railroads in politics spark insurgent bill
In Sacramento on January 13 a railroad commission bill was introduced by insurgent Republicans aiming to remove railroads from state politics. The move follows campaign promises to curb railroad influence and regulate rates and practices within California.
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Trail OF Railroads
Sacramento
Cal
California
Railroad Commission
Senate and Assembly Todays Enactment on Enforcement Powers
The session advances a measure to enforce the commission's orders through contentions, grants authority to 46 agencies, and includes provisions against discrimination.
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Senate
Assembly
Bicliard At 1508 Capitol Ave Promotes Event
An old fragment announces an invitation at 1508 Capitol Avenue with friends and new attendees invited in November.
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Capitol Ave
L. C. Sharp
ARS
Evty. L
SHARP
No Hypodermic Injections The Neal Internal Treatment
An article claims a three day internal method cures habitual drinkers by neutralizing alcohol poison and eliminating it from the blood. It asserts the drinker loses all appetite and craving for liquor and returns to a normal condition, without injections.
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Neal
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