Columbian Baseball League Formed with Jobo Powers as President
Chicago January 13 The World of Sport reports the Columbian Baseball League was organized with Jobo Powers elected president of the Wisconsin-Illinois League lineage. Officers to be completed in two weeks. The organizers seek to avoid a baseball war while aiming to attract top big league players. Proposed clubs include Kansas City Milwaukee Detroit Chicago with more cities to be added.
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Flynn May Not Enter Contest With Palzer
Jim Flynn, touted as a white hope, will not fight in New York without a clearer contract from Al Palzer manager Tom O Rourke. Jack Curley says terms lack rules and a referee so Flynn will not sign. Curley warns Palzer may aim for a draw or slip something by.
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Jim Flynn
New York
Jack Curley
Tom O'Rourke
al Palser
Curley
O'Rourke
Opws
Flynn
Palmer
Eaton All Star Team Prepares for Rocky Mountain Title
The Baton All Star basketball squad, composed of top players, will face A C team next Tuesday as part of Rocky Mountain region championship buildup. The lineup includes professionals with Eastern and Greely ties, plus several candidates who joined practice last night.
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Greeley
Ith
A.C. Tram
Eich
All Stars Lose to High School Team in Wearily Practiced Clash
The All Stars played a lone practice game against the High School team and were defeated 48 to h. They showed effort despite no season play or practice while the HS squad had steady practice and shape. The game occurred instead of Wheatland vs Cheyenne School because Wheatland could not arrive due to snow.
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Wheatland
Cheyenneigh
310000 Pitcher Obtained for Boston
New York Jan 14 Baseball fans study details of Mugh Hedlent a pitcher who moved to the Boston Red Sox from the Jersey City team in the International League for 10000 dollars part paid in five players The deal sets Hedlent apart from the Marty O Toole lineup and marks a cost higher than last year’s sale to Jersey City for 760 dollars
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Mugh Hedlent
Soli Seeterday
Boston Red Sox
Jersey City
Faye
Ro Ie
Marty O'Toole
Boston
Railroads Push for Lower Rates as Snow Delays Passages
Laramie and other towns along the line demand freight-rate cuts while Cheyenne gets relief from a 50 commodity reduction since the Denver to Colorado stretch was reclassified. A massive snow plow stalled between here and Wheatland, delaying trains 20 and 40. Weather improves, plow and crews expected to open the line to Orin Junction. U P agent F R Davidson from Pine Bluffs faced the gatekeeper exam in Cheyenne. Bridge foreman Fred Carlson, sidelined by illness, is near recovery and ready to work. Several cars of fine stock for the Denver show passed through, mostly from the East with four Westward.
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Lt. P
Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado Capitol
Wheatland
Orin Junction
U. P
Water foreman Edward Lane returns home after tank job
Edward Lane, water service foreman of the U P, came home last night from Granite Canyon where he had been at work on a large storage water tank for the company, which he has just completed.
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Edward Lane
U. P
Granite Canyon
Regular watch inspections lag as snowbound workers delay
Not all U. P. and C. & C. employees have complied with the quarterly watch inspection order. Many men are snowbound along the line, delaying the inspection work the Buechner company carried out yesterday.
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U. P. and
Buechner Company
Colorado and Southern Railroad Advertising Booklet
A four color booklet titled From Bumailt to The Coas is issued by the Colorado and Bouthero railroad. It showcases Wyoming scenes with extensive advertising material for various Wyoming locations.
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Wynewing
Colorado and Bouthero Railroad
Wyoming
Local supply lines shift amid blockade and market panic
The Laranje Plateau region gains note for its famed nay production while the U B P controls shipments to Denver and other markets. A disrupted route through Maha'sa Peak yesterday hindered deliveries, signaling tighter supply and price uncertainty.
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U. BP
Denver
High Officials of the Road to Visit Oley Meeting
John Carron a traveling passenger Avent of the UPB with Denver headquart ers met the Industrial club committee in Oley yesterday. They discussed arrangements for the entertainment of road officials who are to arrive next Wednesday in charge.
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John Carron
U PB
Denver
Industrial Club
Local Rail Workers Take Leaves and Quits
Conductor Garvin of the U P has secured a leave of absence to visit friends in Wisconsin. J C Graimes, a switch tender in the local yard, has resigned and left yesterday for Ogden.
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U. P
Wieconsin
J. C. Graimes
Garde
Ogden
Snowbound Rails Plague Passenger Trains West of Cheyenne
Snow plows clear rocks west of here but the Illinois Central faces delays as passenger trains run eight to twenty hours late in Cheyenne. Traffic conditions, however, are improving from last week.
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Here
I. P
Cheyenne
Governor grants parole and recalls parolees in capiltol action
Governor Carey signed a parole for Mike J. Cullen jailed in Carbon county in 1909 for felony and issued recall orders for Earl McGreer George Woods and Andy Cometock for parole violations. The men will be returned to the state penitentiary to serve the remaining sentences. Pure Food Commissioner Groshon campaigns against tuberculosis spread from contaminated milk and seeks to clean up dairy herds aided by a new microscope.
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Carey
Mike J. Cullen
Carbon County
Forfery
Earl McGreer
George Woods
Andy Cometock
State Penitentiary
Pure Food
Groshon
Casper Branch Hospital Gets New Superintendent
J. R. Shannon, newly appointed superintendent of the Casper branch hospital, yesterday filed his official bond with the state. The bond was accepted and he assumes charge as the institution's official head.
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J. R. Shannon
Casper
Wyoming relief maps to be printed for state promotion
State Immigration Commissioner Roy Schenck plans to print a large batch of small Wyoming relief maps. Each map will reproduce the detail of the wall map showing every stream, mountain, valley and railroad for distribution, mirroring the successful advertising display used at the land shows.
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Roy Schenck
State of
Wyoming
Game Warden Hudson Reports on State Elk Care
State Game Warden Daniel P. F. Hudson visited the governor at the capitol for a conference on game conditions. He oversees elk feeding in Jackson Hole and is praised for his work protecting the state’s wild game.
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Daniel PF. Hudson
City
Capitol
Hudson
Jackson Hole
Capitol Building Sees Improvements For Winter
With improvements completed including radiator upgrades at the state capitol and secretary of state offices, the capitol building appears ready for the winter season according to Livestock Commissioners and state officials.
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Capitol
Tribune covers Fort Russell boxing carnival missing in Leader
The Tribune did not mention the Fort Russell boxing carnival held Friday night while the Leader printed a full account in yesterday morning’s issue, illustrating how each paper covered events differently.
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Tribune
Fort Russell
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Leader
State examiner issues city reports blanks for officials
State Examiner Newlin distributed a form set to all city clerks mayor police judges and municipal officers to file official reports on local government. The blanks are designed to create permanent records detailing city operations and conduct.
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State Examiner
Newlin
Vinci restores health says Brooklyn woman in letter
Mrs Joseph Lombard of 229 Starr Street Brooklyn writes about five years of weakness and loss of flesh then praises Vinci cod liver and iron remedy. She reports regained health and strength and recommends the product for exhausted people of all ages with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver results.
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Joseph Lombard
Starr Street
Brooklyn
Vinci
A. E. Roedell
Cheyenne
State Examiner Reports County Treasurer Totals for 1911
State Comptroller Newlin receives reports from county treasurers. Johnson County shows six month expenses totaling 22,166.80 and 20,518.80 for the second half. Big Horn County reports December receipts of 459.20. Sweetwater County registers 44,000 spent on roads and bridges for 1911.
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Newlin
Johnson County
Big Horn County
Sweetwater County
Visitors from Kemmerer and other towns at capitol
Among the out of town visitors at the state capitol building yesterday were Mr and Mrs Frank Page of Kemmerer Geo Hathaway of Sundance State Game Warden Hudgon J R Shannon of Sheridan and Harry Diood of Big Piney.
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State Capitol
Frank Page
Kemmerer
Geo. Hathaway
Sundance
Hudgon
J. R. Shannon
Sheridan
Harry Diood
Big Piney
Arizona firm plans Wyoming operations with $400000 capital
The Boston Kemmerer Co. of Arizona filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday. The firm aims to do business in Wyoming and is capitalized at $400,000 with its principal place of business in Kemmerer. The N. & BH. Safety Stirrup Co. was incorporated with $100,000 capital and a principal place of business at Bundance.
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Boston Kemmerer Co
Arizona
Yessterday
Wyoming
Kemmerer
N. & BH. Safety Stirrup Co
Bundance
Capitol basement access sparks janitor protests
Janitors at the capitol building voice objections to many users of the basement hallway. They argue the foot traffic blocks crosswalks around the building and hampers heating by closing doors, making access inconvenient for staff and visitors.
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Capitol Grounds
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