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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
16
New York dispatch reports 44ck Johnson made his first Las Vegas appearance since the fight here today claiming the bout was fair and honest. Photographs and crowd scenes surrounded the event as a mob attacked a ticket booth after discovering the advertised moving pictures were not displayed.
Trinidad, Colo July 11 The Trinidad team defeated the Cheyenne Indians 18 to 0 in a one sided game. Rusty started on the mound for Cheyenne but his arm troubled him. Fiebert relieved and walked four batters. Galena and Gott pitched for Cheyenne as the Indians search for form before July 16 to 18 games at Cheyenne. Batters listed: Trinidad Lockard Dennison Brierly Cheyenne Ruaty Fiebert Galena Goult Gibson.
Company M of the Engineering Corps defeated Troop M Ninth Cavalry 7 innings in a key game at Polo Mountain. Wheaton pitched for Ninth Cavalry striking out eight. Vennings led the Ninth with two doubles and a single in three at bats. A rematch is set for next Sunday with refreshments as a side bet. Also, sixteen race horses for Cheyenne races arriving from Kansas City, with more expected from Oklahoma and California.
The San Francisco municipal board of censors adopted a resolution directing the police chief to prevent exhibition of the Reno fight pictures. The action was taken on July 1 as part of the city’s enforcement of film screening rules.
In sixty counties a statewide census reports a 4.3 percent population rise over the past year. Denver adds 1,445 students, bringing total enrollment to 56,225.
The south canal of the Gunnison tunnel project failed last night in Dry Cedar Basin. It caused floodwaters to wash out bridges and several roads in the Montrose region.
Philadelphia routed Mittsbure 18 to 0 in the first game as batter after batter struck hit after hit. Crandall and Myers teamed as battery for Philadelphia with strong hitting support, while Cleveland and Beattie excelled for Boston in the second game.
Fragmentary notes list workers and pairs such as Spade with Ray and Killian with Stroud, alongside organizations and places like Philadelphia and Detroit. The text reads as an unfinished ledger of batteries or crews with several surnames and scattered locations.
Fragmentary OCR note lists several city names and numbers with unclear context. It appears to reference voting or civic data for Omaha Des Moines Lincoln and other locations, but specifics are unreadable. No clear event, outcome, or dates can be established from the legible text.
Chautauqua crowds filled every seat at a large tent for Sunday and last night events. Out-of-town attendees swarmed hotels, which struggled to accommodate performers and guests. W. Colburn opened, Paul Weiss Egery Concert Company performed, Donna Bell Elder readings, and Willow Rainey Bonagh spoke in the evening.
Burton Thatcher and Alton Packard were celebrated by a large audience for their election wins in New York. The day’s events included lectures by Avis Talcott and Harold Morton Kramer, a concert by Nell Bunnell, and a recount grant in Pittsburg where Dr. R J Black sought to review June primary ballots against Congressman Dalsell, with seven votes added after eight boxes were reexamined under an injunction.
Chicago July 11 an unidentified bandit was shot and killed by Elmer Cooper a motorcycle salesman at 362 West Sixtieth street. Cooper had just left his fiancée Miss Katherine Ronn when two men held him up he drew a revolver and fired hitting one bandit in the forehead.
The article reports Roosevelt expected to guide New York independent voters, with care to study the new law before committing. It notes his insurgent tariff views shaped by Beveridge Bristow Lakastte and others who have visited Sagamore Hill, aiming to align with the administration view.
A new restaurant named Chop Stey and Short Orders opens at 1607 Eddy Street led by Leo Tim, offering evening service. The ad invites patrons to try the simple clean eatery and promises a pleasing experience.
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