Thompson Good Drawing Card in Denver
Denver reports describe a boxing card where Willie Canole outpointed Mike Malone in a cautious bout. Charly Veterson versus Thompson drew the best action with Thompson showing potential after recent post and city bouts. A Wyoming case in Laramie tests legality of bowing exhibitions under state law.
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Thompson
Denver
Mike Malone
Willie Canole
Canola
Malone
Fane
Charly Veterson
Oh Cavalry
Tate
Laramie
Jennings 13" Now Manager Signs Contract
Buffalo dated dispatch reports Hughey Jennings named manager of the Detroit team after Frank J. Navin, Detroit president and Providence club owner, sealed the first written contract in club history. Navin indicated no salary increase and that the agreement was formalized after discussions.
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Jennings
Buffalo
N. Y
Hub
Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Frank J. Navin
Providence
Navin
Hughey
Rug
Gpring Gyken Washington Market Paice 16 horpe
The fragment lists Gpring Gyken at a Washington market with a price or score noted as 16 horpe, but the text is incomplete and unclear about context or event. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary or identify entities.
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Gpring
Warner defeats Cooper in four rounds in London
In London on January 18 a ten round bout between backhand Ka-O champion Warner and American Richard Cooper was stopped in the fourth round. Cooper was nearly down and unable to continue as the referee halted the action.
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London
Warner
Richard Cooper
Eferee Cooper
Curley Declines Pater Bout. Flynn to Train for Johnson Fight
Jack Curley announced he will not sign articles for a Pater bout as he adheres to Jack Johnson’s demands. Flynn and Curley head to Liddhinville where Flynn performs next week while several Buffalo bouts are off. Ryan signs to train Flynn three months before the Johnson match.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jack Curley
Jim Flynn
Tom O'Rourke
Curley
O'Rourke
Johnson
Jack Johnson
New York
Flynn
Lddhinville
Buffalo
Chicago
Salt Lake
Tommy Ryan
C A C Beats Colorado School Of Mines In Lopsided Win
The C A C basketball team defeated the Colorado School of Mines 61 to 28 in a well played game last night. The State LeaderWi best results. Try a a t iade vias.
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C. A.C
Colorado School of Mines
Catchers Described as Key Yet Underappreciated in Baseball
The piece argues that while third base and shortstop are tough, the catcher is the most difficult position to fill. It notes that star pitchers often rely on a skilled catcher whose quick thinking, strong arm, and precise eye influence game outcomes. Catching prowess highly shapes team strength and is heavily discussed before big series.
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Alh
In The Ring Sportographs Preview Heavyweight Prowess
A New York mass meet ing plans protest against the Frawley law repeal. Al Palzer will fight all summer if engagements hold. Heavyweights seek a crack at Kaufman floored by Palzer. Joe Jeanette trains Jack Denning for Goth am bout with Mike Gibbons on January 23. Clarence Forbes aims a comeback against Young Taylor in Kenosha next Monday.
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New York
al Palzer
al Kaufman
Joe Jeanette
Jack Denning
Mike Gibbons
Gotham
Jeanette
Denning
Gibbons
Clarence Forbes
Young Taylor
Kenosha Wis
Missouri to Consider Boxing Bill Similar to Frawley Measure
A Missouri measure patterned after the Frawley bill to allow boxing is to be introduced at the next legislative meeting. Governor Hadley is expected to sign the measure into law pending passage.
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Missouri
Hadley
Supreme court takes case on Wyoming school lands leasing
The Wyoming Supreme Court, meeting yesterday, took under advisement the case State of Wyoming ex rel Huckfeldt v. leasing of school lands argued the day before. The court set today for Adelaide Weaver vs Annie Richardson ejectment case from Albany County. N. E. Corter of Laramie represents the plaintiff and F. E. Anderson the defense. The court admitted Geo. S. Downer and R. R. G. Defender to practice before Wyoming courts.
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Supreme Court
State of
Wyoming
John Huckfeldt
Adelaide Weaver
Annie P.iichardson
Albany County
N. £. Corter
Laramie
F. EB. Anderson
Geo. S. Downer
R&r. G. Defender
Courts of
Wyoming Map Request From Pittsburg Citations
Wyoming State Immigration Commissioner Schenck is preparing a smaller map of Wyoming after receiving a request from Pittsburg for reference. He will forward the map once completed. Stock Commissioner Wedemeyer and assistants are busy checking stock brand registrations and crosschecking filed records.
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Wyoming
Schenck
Pittsburg
Wedemeyer
Notary Commissions Granted to Crouse and Crawford
Frank H. Crouse of Kool and J. F. Crawford of Saratoga were granted notary commissions today at the Secretary of State office.
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Frank H. Crouse
Kool
J. F. Crawford
Saratoga
Secretary of State
Houx Sidelined By Severe La Grippe Attack
Secretary of State Hon. F. L. Houx is confined to home with a severe La Grippe. His deputy C C. P. MacGleason returned from Denver where he sought medical treatment.
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F. L. Houx
Cc. P. MacGleason
Houx
Denver
Platinum Mining and Milling Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation were filed today by O. C. Redick of Omaha for the Platinum Mining and Milling company, headquarters at Laramie, with Capitol stock of $200,000. W. T. Alden filed for The Buffalo Canal and Reservoir Company capital $1,200,000 and the Wyoming Town site Company capital $500,000, both of Buffalo, Wyoming.
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O. C. Redick
Omaha
Platinum Mining and Milling Company
Laramie
Capitol
W. T. Alden
Buffalo Canal and Reservoir Company
Capital
Wyoming Townsite Company
Buffalo
Wyoming
State Examiner Begins Capitol Office Audit
The State Examiner's office is currently auditing the yarlong state offices at the capitol building. After this phase, the examiner will proceed to inspect state institutions outside Cheyenne.
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Capitol
Cheyenne
Miss Maude Didine Sees Official Commission Inquiry
A fragment notes Miss Maude Didine of Commission Schenck's office being involved in an official inquiry. The text is incomplete, with unclear scope, participants, or outcomes mentioned.
Visitors at the Denver Stock Show and State House
Out of town visitors at the stock show and state house included J. T. Dodge and Thomas Dodge of McGill Wyoming and J. W. Seymour and William von Almade of Denver. They arrived yesterday after a daytime event and returned home by late evening via the auto route.
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Aighis
Denver
Statehouse
J. T. Dodge
Thomas Dodge
McGill
Wyoming
J. W. Seymour
William von Almade
Rail pay day reflects strike impact on city commerce
Yesterday brought paydays to railroad workers though sums were smaller. Strikebreakers at Harriman system shops spent most checks downtown for the first time since the strike began. Riley Roy became night depot master at the U P station replacing O N Lewis who left earlier with a traveler’s ticket. Special Agent Henderson had filled in briefly.
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Harriman
Riley Roy
U. P
O. N. Lewis
Henderson
Roy
Officials Return From Field Trips Across Division
Otis Thayer and Engineer C R Markle were in Laramie on official business. Supervisor Claussen and Foremen Melquist Lane returned from the east end of the division. Road Master Corliss departed for Hermosa. Assistant Superintendent Lette and Claim Agent Snyder proceeded to Laramie on official business.
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Otis Thayer
C. R. Markle
Laramie
Bridges Claussen
Noelse Melquist
Lane
Corliss
Hermosa
F. ©. Letts
R. P. Snyder
Kansari Okuda in Laramie on official business
Kansari Okuda a Japanese interpreter and section foreman of Laramie visited the city for several days on official business. H O Smythe sanitary inspector of the U P also stopped here briefly during the same period.
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Kansari Okuda
Laramie
H. O. Smythe
U. P
Transportation on Ga ramle trip tied to department business
En route to Garamle on official business, a public servant travels to fulfill departmental duties and complete assigned tasks. The report notes the journey as part of routine departmental operations.
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Garamle
Freight Surges On UP With Coal And Other Shipments
Freight is moving steadily on the Union Pacific with coal and other goods. The week saw thirty seven train loads en route east handled by local yards as traffic conditions improve. Western Union offices begin a new money transmission arrangement February 1 relieving clerks of much telegraph remittance work. Laramie will handle money order remittances.
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U. P
Western Union
Poth
Laramie
Inspector cites box cars for U P. over a hundred tagged
The Interstate Commerce official in Washington has chalked more than a hundred U P box cars in this city as unfit for service. They are ordered out of service and will be repaired locally.
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Inter State Commerce Department
Washington
U. P. Company
Stock stranded on Hahna Peak line shipped to Denver show
Thirty five car loads of marooned stock on the Hahna Peak line in North Park were moved to Denver for sale at the stock show after heavy snow storms and the bridge across Spring Creek being burned.
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Hahna Peak
North Park
Spring Creek
Denver
Vacation departures from the U P line at Blue Springs and Grand Island
Brakeman H. 5 Able of the U P reports a 20 day vacation in Blue Springs Nebraska. Henry Pavolok a bridge and building department stenographer leaves for the East. J B Blesdsoe baggage man and wife depart from the U P depot for Grand Island Nebraska.
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U. P
Blue Springs
Henry Pavolok
Bridge and Building Department
J. B. Blesdsoe
Grand Island
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