White Arrives to Boost Cheyenne Boxing Show
Two days before the twenty round main event Kid Rose vs Frankie White fought training sessions before large crowds at Palm and Mooseen loona. White’s arrival shifted betting slightly, with White favored in Denver at 10 to 8. The undercard includes one six round and one ten round bout.
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Kid Rose
Frankie White
Cheyenne
Ioea
Palm
Mooseenloona
Rong
White
Denver
Warry Lewis Meets Johnny Summers on January 26
London reports the 20 round welterweight title bout between Harry Lewis of Philadelphia and Johnny Summers of England set for January 26 at Hugh McIntosh’s club. Summers, former heavyweight, has surged in form while Lewis recently defeated Tom Lancaster at the Wagram club.
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London
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Johnny Summers
England
Hugh McIntosh
Summers
Lewis
Tom Lancaster
Foul Tip Hits Woman in Eye Leads to $40,000 Suit
Mrs. Jennie Fletcher of East St. Louis sues the American Baseball and Athletic Exhibition company of St. Louis for 40000 in damages after a foul tip during a Cardinals game struck her eye in the grand stand. She claims permanent disfigurement and asks for compensation.
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Cardinals
Ang
Jennie Fletcher
East St. Louis
American Baseball and Athletic Exhibition Company
Fletcher
Denver Basketball Dance After Game January 21
University of Denver hosts a dance in A. C. Keefe Hall after a basketball game on January 21. Event follows the contest with student attendance and social gathering.
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University of Denver Ve
A. C
Keefe Hall
Gotch and Huge Sure 10 to Clash in Big Title Fight
Chicago readers hear that former champ Gotch and Frank Gotch may meet as challenger and defender in a highly anticipated match. Promoters expect purses from twenty five thousand up to a hundred thousand with fans eager for a live, decisive bout next spring. Goteh plans a comeback match next week against Henry Ordemann as part of the buildup.
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Chicago
Hachenschmidt
Frank Goteh
Dolla
George Hackenachmildt
Goteh
Mack
Dexter
Henry Ordemann
First Step Toward American Olympic Team
American officials in New York on January 18 begin the process to form the United States team for the Olympic Games, outlining initial plans, selection criteria, and timeline for trials and preparation.
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New York
National A A U seeks Stockholm fund drive
The National A A U plans a Stockholm event next year funded by a $10,000 subscription to form a fund to cover athletes expenses. An estimated total of $20,000 is needed. The committee aimed to raise the money by May 1912.
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Stockholm
City Briefs Flour Trust Busted In Cheyenne
Flour trust bust and other notices fill the city briefs. 10000 sacks of Host Kansas Cream Flour sold by Lawrence & Carr at 20th and Thames Sts with delivery. Stockman-Nat Faker visits. Junior Athletic Club dance at AOU hall. John Whitaker of Cheyenne registered in Denver. Peace bond for William Apgar. marriage license issued to Edgar Mattingly and Beas Norrin. John Flynn of Douglas visits Cheyenne. Western Union adds wire over Wyoming. Rambler mine manager Dart visits state house. Judge Potter travels to Laramie. A J Nielsen visits Cheyenne from Sheridan. George Dreughan fined $20 for knife incident. Dr Barber reports Van Tassel’s Pasteur treatment progress. Hlon Perkins tours Cheyenne en route to Denver. Incorporation filings by McGinnis Land and Cattle Co and Sheridan Heights Co. Wyoming Baptist State Convention office under Mrs Davis during deputy’s absence.
Ranch men and traders visit Cheyenne from across the region
Willam Dawson manager of the Two Bar ranch arrived from Chugwater. A A Bpaugh stock man from Manville joined the northbound arrivals. EB T Glen a Riverton visitor was in Cheyenne. Merriman came from Moneta and HL Pittman of Casper conducted business in Cheyenne. Professor Trumivul of the Laramie schools visited yesterday.
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Willam Dawson
Chugwater
A. A. Bpaugh
Manville
T. Glen
Riverton
Cheyenne
Merriman
Moneta
Pittman
Casper
Professor Trumivul
Laramie
Newport Studio Honors Outstanding Coupons Through Feb 1
The Newport Studio offers redemption for all outstanding coupons dated any time. Bring your coupons to Newport Studio at 1616 Cavey for redemption.
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Newport
Cavey
Sixty Two Bills Introduced in Wyoming Legislature
The session opens with Representative White proposing amendments to corporate publication law extending notice time from 0 to 40 days and raising filing fees from 5 to 12 dollars. Representative Tilton pushes tax statements by seal, two tax payments, and election-return reforms. Several railroad bills and an Anti-Saloon League measure are introduced as senators miss roll calls and the appropriation bill faces debate on funding.
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Uratrix
White
Johnson Covnly
Wyoming
Davia
Tilton
Celaya
Commissionera
Anti-Saloon League
Sibly
Laramie County
Miller
Albany County
Senate
Brock
House
Kendrick
Committee On Ways and Means
Howse
No Volunteers For Cause Of Pres Diaz
In Chihuahua and Mexico City rumors suggest a shift against the Terrazas influence. Diaz demands the 6,000 armed men long used to back Terrazas interests, while Terrazas allies refuse to fight. Diaz may move to place Chihuahua under direct military authority.
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Pres.diaz
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mexico City
Nee
Terrazas
Col. Ahumada
Creel
Dias
Jose Maria Sanchez
Ding
Diaz
Carpenter Bill Expands State Railroad Oversight
The board would require railroads to provide shelter at stations with two or more tracks and to connect switches with other lines. It may issue notices for necessary repairs, rolling stock additions, or rate changes. If effective, the Carpenter bill would place general supervision of steam railroads under the state board.
Senator Carpenter Bill Expands State Power Over Carriers
The measure broadens state authority to investigate allege neglect or violations by express companies, sleeping car services, and street railways including Trenton and freight operators. It aims to cover ground rules and enforcement under state law.
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Trenton
Freigh Street Railways
Carpenter
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