Aggies Set to Challenge C A C in Upcoming Game
The Champion C A C basketball camp prepares for a tough home game against Colorado Agricultural College on Thursday January 4 4 30 pm 60 cents for men 25 cents for women. Local optimism clashes with belief that the Aggies will push the C A C to a hard fought contest despite recent wins by the Aggies over Baton All Stars and School of Mines.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Wy Collins
Cheyenne
A. C
Augiee
Baton All Stars
School of Mines
C. AC
Merory
Paris Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
Paris Jan 10 Killie Glover of Boston fought a ten round draw with English boxer Mathison Bere tonight. The bout ended with neither man gaining a decisive edge as both pressed for returns.
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Paris
France
Killie Glover
Boston
Mathison Bere
Chicago May Drop Baseball If Big Eight Lifts Summer Play
May Drop Game Chicago January 20 Intercollegiate baseball at the University of Chicago may be dropped if the Big Eight conference rules allow summer play Coach A A Bragge proposed the idea in letters to the athletic board of control and will have freedom to act Students expect interclass games to replace conference contests this spring if summer play is not approved Wisconsin and Purdue are ready to follow Chicago’s lead.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
A. A. Bragge
Athletic Board of Control
Tiis
Ttie
Wisconsin
Purdue
Chicageo
Bobby Gibson Leaves Cheyenne for Michigan State League
Bobby Gibson, star catcher for the Cheyenne Indians last year, is visiting Cheyenne and plans to depart soon for Battle Creek Michigan to rejoin the Michigan State League team there. Once a Mother club star, his return is noted by Michigan papers and prompts talk of forming an independent team locally this year.
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Bobby Gibson
Cheyenne Indians
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan State Ague
Bobby
Michigan
Anios
Eaton High Loses Opening Game to Greeley in Cheyenne
Cheyenne high school basketball started with a loss as Greeley High defeated Eaton High 87 to 21 in a well fought contest. Greeley showed better team play and odd fouls were rare. Eaton, short on practice, trailed after an early lead.
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Cheyenne
Oponing
Greeley High School
Greeley Boys
Leonboys
Littlemere
Woman Struck by Auto in City Street
A 26 year old woman, Dijee le, was hit by a street sprinkler vehicle on January 20. She died shortly afterward at the hospital. Police report the incident remains under investigation.
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Dijeele
Trust Law Protects The Outlaws In Baseball League
John T Powers, president of the Columbian outlaw league, says the Sherman anti trust law grants it a right to exist and compete with the baseball trust. He claims the league will use the act if challenged and that most players are lined up for spring play.
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St. Louis
Jan
John T. Powers
Billy Nelson
Gunther
Chicago
Powers
Baseball Trust
Milwaukee shortstop fined for assaulting umpire
Phi Lewis of Milwaukee was fined 100 by American Association president Chivington for assaulting umpire Edinger in a September 3 game with St Paul. Edinger was dropped from the association umpire staff for inability to keep order and later signed by the Three-I league. Edinger claims the fine stemmed from a lack of backing by the president.
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Chicago
Phi Lewis
Milwaukee
Chivington
American Association
Eddinger
St. Paul
Edinger
Hogan Starts Training Ahead of Murphy Fight
Hogan moves his camp to San Rafael for two weeks of full training before facing Tommy Murphy in San Francisco January 31. He plans gym work and road trotting with Murphy having just arrived from New York last Wednesday.
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Hogan
San Francisco
Cal
San Rafael
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
New York
O'Rourke Plans Palzer Flynn Fight Despite Johnson Ultimatum
Tom O'Rourke manager of Al Palzer said arrangements are being made for a February 15 bout with Jim Flynn in New York. He believes the match will occur even though Jack Johnson warned he would not fight Flynn if Flynn faced Palzer.
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Johnson
New York
Tom O'Rourke
al Palzer
Jim Flynn
Jack Johnson
Flynn
Palzer
Castle Rock Falls to Denver University Quintet
In Castle Rock Colorado on January 20 the Castle Rock high school boys basketball team lost to Denver University 44 to 28 after leading until the final four minutes. The visitors pulled away on fouls in a hard fought contest.
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D. U
Castle Rock
Colo
Denver University
Russell Wells Named Denver Captain for 1912 Basketball Squad
Russell Wells was elected captain of the Denver University basketball team for the 1912 season as the squad traveled to Cast Rock. The team defeated the five of Cast Rock last night. Wells previously starred for Mast Denver High School teams in 1909 and 1910.
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Russell Wells
Denver University
Cast Rock
Wells
Mast Denver
Alexander to receive largest salary for second MLB season
Philadelphia reports Grover Alexander, star pitcher, will again play for the local National League club. He secured the biggest raise in league history for a second season, after outstanding performance last year.
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Philadelphia
Grover Alexander
Flo
Arrest of a suspect in a Cheyenne disturbance
A man described as a Bohemian who threw a window on Seventeenth Street was captured by Officer Jin after a chase. The incident occurred weeks ago and the suspect, about eight feet tall, fled town before officers could apprehend him, with police making an easy arrest by midnight.
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P, McLeavshlis
Seventeenth Street
Jin
Bin
Furnished rooms available near Caprio Avenue theater
Brief notice describes furnished rooms for rent in a late twenties era area near Caprio Avenue and a local theater. Details are sparse but indicate available lodging space within walking distance of entertainment venues.
Germany and Morocco policy analyzed in Outlook piece
The article by Count von Bernstorff surveys the Moroccan question from its height to its aftermath. It discusses the 1904 Anglo French accord, the Algeciras Conference, German aims to protect economic interests, the 1909 Morocco agreement with France, and German gains including access to the Congo and Ubanghi with guaranteed open door protections.
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New York
Germany
France
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
England
Morocco
Tangier
Algeciras
Spain
Ajda
Casablanca
Mulay Hafid
Algeriras
Coul
Looe
M. Pichon
M. Crupps
Fez
Fex
Chagja
Paleisiet
Agadir
Wilhelmshaven
British Isles
Paris
French Congo
Africa
Congo
Germany’s Negotiations Achieve What Could Be Attained
The text notes that negotiations under moral pressure and spending constraints produced a satisfactory result for Germany. It suggests Germany avoided drastic changes to phantoma and aimed for a reachable objective.
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Goer
Panther
Agadir
Germany
Chaning Phantoma
Vinci advertised remedy helps sleep in Brooklyn girl
A Brooklyn girl named Misa Van Steenburg reports sleeplessness due to poor circulation. She credits Vinci cod liver oil preparation with restoring strength, improving sleep and appetite, and says she is now well. The dealer A HB Roedel of Cheyenne Wyoming offers a money back guarantee if Vinci fails.
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Misa van Steenburg
Brooklyn
Vinci
Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Boy Thought Lost Returns to City
Mrs. Carson of No. 1 Lillian Terrace sought police and humane officer help after her 16 year old son John vanished for three days. He was last seen drinking and believed in danger. Police found him in a city eating house and he has returned home.
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Carson
Lillian Terrace
State Humane
John
Turkeys Scarce Amid Holiday Demand
The Christmas and Thanksgiving demand for turkey has depleted local stocks. J. T. Bell, a butcher, traveled the countryside from here to Greeley seeking birds but could only obtain one. Farmers reported none available for sale at any price.
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J. T. Bell
Here
Greeley
Will Speak On Heraldry At Public Library
Denver audience will hear Professor William H. Pease of the University of Colorado law school discuss heraldry as part of the public library free lecture series. The illustrated address is the third installment in the course at the public library building.
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Denver
Colorado
William H. Pease
Law School
University of Colorado
Pwblic Library
Postum touted as coffee substitute by student letter
A New York college student reports severe headaches and lethargy from coffee and tea, credits quitting caffeine and using Postum with improved health and study vigor. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, ends noting ongoing endorsements and the slogan There’s a reason.
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Nature
New York
Mausfer
Postum Co
Batthe Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ples
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