White Arrives to Meet Kid Rose in Cheyenne Boxing Show
Two days before the twenty round main event at Cheyenne Athletic Club Kid Rose and Frankie White drew crowds at the Palm and Mooseen rooms. White has become the favorite in Denver with odds of 10 to 8 while Rose saw less betting money in Cheyenne. The card includes two preliminary bouts of six and ten rounds.
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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, previously a heavyweight, has risen in weight and many expect him to push Lewis to the limit. Lewis recently defeated Tom Lancaster at the Wagram club and is regarded as one of the best titleholders.
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London
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Johnny Summers
England
Hugh McIntosh
Summers
Lewis
Tom Lancaster
Woman seeks 40000 damages for eye injury at baseball game
Mrs. Jennie Fletcher of East St Louis sues the American Baseball and Athletic Exhibition company over a foul tip that struck her in the right eye in the grandstand and caused permanent disfigurement. She alleges inadequate protective screens around the grand stand and seeks damages.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Ang
Jennie Fletcher
East St. Louis
American Baseball and Athletic Exhibition Company
Fletcher
Denver University Basketball Dance After Game
University of Denver hosts a dance after the game at Keefe Hall on January 21 following a basketball match. A reception and social event will accompany the sports program.
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University of Denver Ve
A. C
Keefe Hall
Gotch and Huge Sure 10 Tang Up
Chicago January 18 The upcoming clash between Frank Gotch and Hacken Schmidt is expected as the era’s top wrestling event with purses possibly from 25 000 to 100 000. Both men express confidence and talk of a return match to follow a bout with Henry Ordemann next week.
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Chicago
Hachenschmidt
Frank Goteh
Dolla
George Hackenachmildt
Goteh
Mack
Dexter
Henry Ordemann
American Olympic Team Move Under Way in New York
In New York on January 18 the first material step toward sending an American team to the Olympic games was begun, outlining planning and selection for the American contingent to compete abroad.
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New York
Stockholm Plans A U Fund For Athletes
The National A A U plans a Stockholm project shaped as a $10,000 subscription forming a fund to defray athlete expenses. An estimated $20,000 total is needed. The committee aimed to raise the funds by May 1912.
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Stockholm
City Briefs: Flour Bust and Local Happenings
Flour trust busted with 10 000 sacks of Kansas Cream Flour sold by Lawrence and Carr at 1.60 a sack. Stockman Nat Faker from Lunk visiting this week. Junior Athletic club dances at A O U hall tonight. John Whitaker of Cheyenne registered in Denver. Peace bond issued for William Apgar. Marriage license issued to Edgar Mattingly and Beas Norrin of Cheyenne. John Flynn, state fair official, visiting Cheyenne. Western Union adds equipment on Wyoming division. Professor A D Dart visits Rambler mine manager. Judge Potter attends Laramie commercial club. A J Nielsen visiting in Cheyenne from Sheridan. George Dreughan fined 20 for knife incident. Dr A W Barber returns from Pasteur treatment trip. Hlon Perkins, Sheridan merchant, arrives en route to Denver. Incorporation papers filed for McGinnis Land and Cattle Co and Sheridan Heights Co. Rev Van Winkle files Wyoming Baptist State convention papers. Mrs Davis in charge at state veterinarian office while deputy Potter is away.
Ranch figures travel to Cheyenne in last evening visit
Willam Dawson manager of the Two Bar ranch arrived from Chugwater. A A Baugh stockman from Manville joined the northern arrival crowd. T Glen and Merriman from Moneta were seen in the city. Pittman of Casper transacting business and Professor Trumivul of the Laramie schools visited Cheyenne yesterday.
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Willam Dawson
Chugwater
A. A. Bpaugh
Manville
T. Glen
Riverton
Cheyenne
Merriman
Moneta
Pittman
Casper
Professor Trumivul
Laramie
Coupon redemption notice at Newport Studio
The Newport Studio at 1616 Cavey announces honoring all outstanding Newport coupons until February 1, year not specified, regardless of the date they bear. Bring in your coupons for redemption.
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Newport
Cavey
Wyoming Lawnotes Push For Tax Reforms And Clerk Duty Changes
A sequence of proposed bills dominates the legislature as Representative White of Johnson County seeks to extend public notice times and raise filing fees, while Rep. Davia backs reform measures for Wyoming. Tilton pushes tax time split into two, itemized notices and clerk replacement rules during elections, and Sibly supports anti saloon action. Aviation and railroad bills appear, with several senators absent during roll call as bills move through committees amid debate over the $40,000 to $50,000 appropriation.
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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 large tensions rise over power between President Diaz and the Terrazas faction led by Gen. Terrazas. Reports claim Terrazas loyalists have not volunteered to mobilize the 6,000 men tied to Creel diplomacy, while Diaz seeks decisive action. The conflict threatens regional control as officials warn of possible military shifts.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Mexico City
Nee
Terrazas
Col. Ahumada
Creel
Dias
Jose Maria Sanchez
Ding
Diaz
Carpenter bill expands board power over railroads
The article explains that the Carpenter bill would authorize the railroad board to require shelter for patrons at multi track stations and to connect switches with other rail lines. It would notify railroads of required improvements and changes and would grant the board general supervision of steam railroads in the state if enacted.
Senator Carpenter bill covers railway neglect and state law violations
The measure lists numerous provisions regulating express companies and sleeping car concerns, with authority to investigate alley neglect and enforce state law. The bill seeks broad reach over railways, excluding freight street railways, and aims to extend oversight across transportation firms.
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Trenton
Freigh Street Railways
Carpenter
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