Real White Man's Hope Carl Morris of Sapulpa
Otto Fioto lauds Carl Morris of Sapulpa Oklahoma as boxing’s best future heavyweight. He urges Morris to hire trusted adviser Billy McCarney to craft suitable matches and guard against missteps that could stall progress toward a heavyweight title.
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Otto Fioto
Carl Morris
Sapulpa
Okla
Atention
Billy McCarney
Billy
Oklehomea
Morrin
McCarney
Aisly
Morris
Jack Johnson
Carl
Mighter seeks 142-pound bout with Moggey in Cheyenne
Art Mak of Longmont announces talks with Cheyenne Athletic Club matchmaker for a potential February bout in Cheyenne. He eyes Muggey Sohoel as opponent and vows to defeat Battling Dane if allowed to fight. He will also visit Crawford, Nebraska for a possible match with Jack Pitegerald before returning to Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Art Maak
Longmont
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Dane
Magic
Crawford
Neb
Jack Pitegerald
Omaha
American Aviator Weymann Carries Ten Passengers
Henry Weymann of Hayt! born, in France, completed a new record by flying ten passengers in his Paraman biplane from Mourmelon to Mourmelon and back, about forty miles. He has made numerous notable flights including a Mourmelon to Paris run of 105 miles last September.
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Rheims
France
Henry Weymann
Hayt
Parman
Mourmelon
Ejaeogad
Pasenger
Weymann
Paris
Greeley Arrows to Meet Cheyenne Five in February
Greeley sport rovers prepare for the February 4 basketball game against Cheyenne Athletic Club, formerly Cheyenne Business College, a strong Wyoming team known for home-floor dominance. Manager Lloyd cites a cost iron contract guaranteeing their appearance.
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Greeley Arrows
Cheyenne
Greeley
Colo
Greeley Sport Rovers
Arrows
Wyoming
Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne Athletic Club
Lloyd
The
Kid Ross and Battling Dane Set to Battle at Leadville
An agreement was reached for a twenty round fight on February 16 in Leadville between Peter Jensen the Battling Dane and Kid Ross of New York. Weigh in at 198 pounds is set for 3 PM. Ross and his manager have left for Leadville for training as the altitude in the mining camp is high and will require adjustment.
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Denver
Colo
Leadville
Peter Jensen
Kid Ross
New York
Ross
Wie
Wool Men 10 Make War for Schedule XK
The American Wool association plans a February 1 dinner at the New Willard Hotel in Washington to press Schedule K reform. Col. John T. Woods and Joseph R. Grundy lead the effort, aiming to persuade Democrats, including Speaker candidates, that wool tariffs need further change. They cite costs of agitation and urge preserving protective duties while challenging the Democratic plan to revise wool duties. The piece also notes Wyoming political shifts and county division talks, with a meeting set for the next evening to pursue office-seeker placement and county structuring.
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Washington
American Wool Association
New Willard Hotel
Champ Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
New Ways and Means
House
John T. Woods
Philadephia
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
Wool Association
Mr. Grugdy
United States
Union Pacific
Ott
People of
Wyoming
W. BL
Ile Fe
Tammany
Clarence D. Clark Renominated by Wyoming Legislature
Senator Clarence D. Clark was renominated and reelected by a joint session of the Wyoming legislature on Wednesday amid the Third House proceedings. The article notes the renomination and reflects sympathy for Clark despite no responsibility for the action.
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Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Clark
Governor Carey on Launching of the Wyoming Warship
Governor Carey discusses the naming and launching of the battleship Wyoming, recalling the Kearsarge and the original Wyoming, and noting efforts by state women to fund a memorial. He recounts the naming history and the proposed memorial deposit of $1,145, unsettled by the name change.
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Kearsarge
Wyoming
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
Japan
Congression
Shmon Cameron
United States
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Russia
Wyoming Valley
Congress
Cheyenne
Wyoming Memorials For Cheyenne Warship Debated
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming writes from Cheyenne on January 25, 1911, detailing memorial proposals to christen a great warship. The legislature considers whether to directly appropriate funds or form committees across the state to solicit money for the christening ceremony.
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Wyoming
Francia W. Warren
United States
Navy Department
Joseph M. Carey
Clarence D. Davis Triumphs in Wyoming Legislature Race
The article recalls the 29 year old Clarence Davis winning the Wyoming legislature seat over Republican Hodges. Davis, a bookkeeper at Western Alkali, was nominated by Democrats of Sweetwater County while Hodges faced him as the GOP candidate. After election, Hodges conceded and Davis began his term.
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Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Davies
Western Alkali Company
W. 5. Hodgen
Davis
Arma
Hodges
Althei
Kla
Foreclosure Notice on Cheyenne Property Mortgagees
Bernard J Bradley and Mary Bradley default on a 1909 mortgage to Railway Employees Building and Loan Association on Lot 1 2 Block 324 Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming. Amounts due total 2842.20 with additional charges including taxes water attorney fees. Public sale set at County Court Cheyenne Wyoming at 10:00 AM on a to be announced date.
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Bernard J. Bradley
Mary Bradley
Building and Loan Association
Laramie County
State of
Wyoming
Pie
Cheyenne
Eaid
Charles B. McGarvey
Legislators and editor enjoy brief Capitol visit scenes
A Casper Tribune editor A. J. Mohler spent a day at the Wyoming capitol reviewing both legislative chambers and renewing old acquaintances. He arrived in Cheyenne after attending a Republican editors’ banquet and then traveled to Denver for a short stay, noting editor Mokler’s fondness for brief vacations between busy periods.
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Lees
A. J. Mohler
Casper Tribune
Capitol Building
Cheyenne
Denver
Mokler
Handsome Legislator Vote Sparks Interest in Session
The Eleventh legislative session may vote on the handsomest member as several lawmakers compete for the distinction. The senate is full of distinguished looks, while the house offers greater variety. The winner's name will be announced later.
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Senate
Speaker Davis Not Rugged Under Fire in House
Speaker Davis faces criticism amid rising tensions in the house as party members question leadership and the administration’s handling of key votes. Supporters defend him noting steady stewardship during a volatile period.
Crook County veteran weakens in Cheyenne climate
The veteran representative from Crook county has not felt well since arriving in Cheyenne, despite the area’s favorable climate. For over a week Speaker Tom Hunter has chaired the house, allowing Mrs. Davis time to rest, while the speaker remains active when present and ready to counter any opposition.
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Cheyenne
Crook County
Tom Hunter
Davis
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