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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1911

Page

8

Rol ler asserts Hackenschmidt could beat Gotch in wrestling

Dr. B F Roller of Seattle states his opinion that George Hackenschmidt’s weight and strength would beat Frank Gotch, while praising Gotch as a skilled American champion. He denies saying Gotch retired to avoid Hack and says Hackenschmidt has never lost a fall, a claim supported by many he has met.

Chicago B. F. Roller Seattle Wash Portland Frank Gotch George Hackenschmidt Gotch Hackenschmid Hackenschmidt Gotech George Hackenaghmidt Goteh

Freshmen Eligible for Athletics at University of Colorado

Boulder Jan 23 With the end of the college year period the ban on first year men competing for varsity places is raised. The freshmen class is filled with capable athletes and their eligibility will expand the pool for basketball track and baseball, boosting coaches chances of forming winning teams.

Boulder Telo University of Colorado Teumea

Promoter plans bout for Mortis after Hart win

Oklaoma sports pages report promoters in Tules, Okla on Jan 23 plan a match for Carl Mortis, the 235 pound fighter who recently stopped Marvin Hart in three rounds, testing if he remains a real pugilist.

Oklatoma Sports Tules Okla Carl Mortis Marvin Hart Real Pugiliat

Tulea Athletic association eyes Morrie fight for big purse

The Tulea Athletic association negotiates with Morrie and manager Bill Btone to set a high stakes bout. Matchmaker H. C. Ponder hopes to pair Morrie with Tony Ross Jim Barry Al Kubiak Jim Flynn or Al Kaufman. A 616000 purse is touted if a top opponent is secured.

Pot Tulen Athletic Association Morris Bill Btone H. C. Ponder Tulea Athletic Association Morrie Tony Ross Jim Barry al Kubiak Jim Flynn al Kaufman Snys

Harrigan Captures El Paso Handicap At Terrazas Park

Juaren Mex Jan 29 Marvigan carrying 122 pounds set a new mile track record in the El Paso handicap, finishing two:37 5, ahead by a half length from the favorite polls. Helmet led early before Harrigan surged to the wire for the win at Terrazas park, beating Mietance.

Juaren Mex Marvigan EL Paso Terrazas Park Knight Deck Helmet Harrigan

Wilcox Sets Five Mile Auto Speed Record at Motordrome

Howard Wilcox breaks the American five mile speedway record at the Motordrome with 5 minutes 21 seconds. J Nikpent sets a new 600 cubic inch displacement record in 4 minutes 39 seconds. De Palma wins the ten mile free for all in 6 64 and Wilcox takes the five mile free for all in 3 42 4 5 plus Wilcox wins the fifty mile class C race in 40 29 4 6.

Los Angeles Howard Wilcox J. Nikpent de Palma Wilcox

Abe Attel Beats Billy Allen For Featherweight Title

Abe Attel the featherweight world champion outpointed Billy Allen of Canada in ten lively rounds at Syracuse New York on January 23 attends. Allen held the Canadian featherweight crown. The nationally known bout saw Attel secure the decision despite a tough challenge from Allen.

Brown Pugiliot Tommy” Murphy New York City Attra Billy Allen Canada Syracuse N. Y Abe Attel

Blind man to wed for fourth time in Brooklyn

John D Sam, 63, blind inmate of the Industrial Home for the Blind at 512 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, and Miss Sarah J Newbold, 63, of 163 Willoughby Street, obtained a marriage license at Borough Hall. Sam is totally blind while Newbold has sight. They met three years ago at a reception at the home. The wedding date was not announced.

New York John D. Sammis Industrial Home For the Blind Gates Avenue Brooklyn Sarah J. Newbold Willoughby Street Borough Hall Beally Saman Samelle

Public Safety Tackles Railroads Automatic Stop Issues

Chicago officials renew focus on automatic stop devices after two eastern road wrecks. Batavia New York and Nevada Ohio disasters blamed on ignored or obscured signals. Inter state Commerce Commission studies signal problems amid fog, distance, and night reading difficulties.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Railway Estern Road Batavia New York New York Central Nevada Ohio Pennsylvania A. M. Sehoyer Pittsburg League For Publice Safety Testa George M. Stratton John Hopkins University Prof. Stratton

Rebels Gunaboat Frized by United States

Celba Honduras January 23. Excitement as the US cruiser Tacoma arrests the revolutionary gunboat Stornet at Puxtilo. Bonilla’s forces mobilize near Nueva Armenia while 30 American sailors and 20 English seamen help build barricades for noncombatant protection. An American consulate area is guarded and a neutral zone set aside.

Celba Honduras United States Tacoma Stornet

Sir Algernon West Sues for Damages in Royal Court Case

London report states a jury awarded Mrs Horace West £1000 in damages plus £25 for hospitality withdrawal after Sir Algernon West testified his separation from his wife stemmed from her extravagance. The verdict reflected belief that the Lady Grove hospitality was withdrawn following that narrative.

London Algernon West Horace Weat Algernon

Republican Editors Hold a Pow Wow in Wyoming

Eleven strong editors from Wyoming met at Kabls Cafe for a GOP revival dinner. They protested post office retrenchment, sent a telegram to President Taft backing San Francisco for the 1916 Panama Exposition, and toasted amid a lively gathering with editors from multiple towns.

Kabls Wyoming Deming The Tribune Post Office Department Pres

Democrats Name D. J. Hendrick in Caucus Fight

In the California caucus scene Democrats name D. J. Hendrick as a candidate against a strong rival. Republicans meanwhile back Kendrick who recently finished a lavish residence in Sheridan and push for Senator. Senate and House vote at noon to decide Clark’s successor with a joint session tomorrow.

Kendrick Neilsen Hiegtts Sheridan United States Senate House Joinses Senator Clark

Car Backed Over Dying Man in Muskegon

In Muskegon Michigan on January 29 John Howard a 35 year old railroad employee was run over after his foot became caught in a frog and he could not free it as an interurban car moved back over him twice. He cannot survive his injuries.

Muskegon Mich John Howard Howard Henee

Study of Fatal Accidents in Coal Mines

Washington D C January 23 The bureau of labor department of commerce and labor publishes Bulletin No 90 a study of fatal accidents in coal mining by Frederick L Hoffman. It uses state mine inspector reports and research noting wide variation in methods and reporting. The 20 year period ending 1908 recorded 20 293 fatalities and a rate of 3 11 per 1000. The East Central 2 26 Western 6 4 and Pacific Coast 7 per 1000 show regional differences. In 1907 deaths exceeded 2800 with a rate of 4 15. Coal mine accidents total 2728 or 2 82 per 1000 employed in 1908. Roof and filled coal accounted for 46 6 of fatalities, explosions 25 2 and mine cars 12. Seventy percent of losses occurred among new or short–tenured workers. average age at death 21 8. Estimates suggest total year‑losses could reach 84 000. Crude mining methods and lax safety and child labor laws contribute. Calls for better education and training for miners foremen supervisors and examiners.

Washington, D. C Bureau of Labor Department of Commerce and Labor Frederick L. Hoffman North America United Kingdom Austria France Prussia East Central Kentucky Ilinois Indiana Colorado New Mexico Utah Pacific Coast Washington British Columbia West Virginia Milne United States

Deferred officers meeting announced for this evening

The Recorder notes a scheduled gathering tonight for the officers, with the deferment of certain duties or actions. Details are limited due to fragmented text but imply a postponement or delay in official proceedings.

Errencee K P Wee Yon

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