Baseball scores and delays from a rain affected slate
National and American League results show postponements and delayed games. Key performances include Harris Keefe and Perkins for Philadelphia and strong innings by Mays Thormahlin Collins and Ruel Sotheron for New York. Eleven innings tied St. Louis and Brooklyn 0-0, with Pittsburgh rallying to edge Boston.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Harris
Keefe
Perkins
Bagby
O'Neil
New York
St. Louis
Mays
Thormahlin
Collins
Ruel
Sotheron
Bur
National League
R. Chicago
Perel
Brooklyn
Vaughn
Bailey
Killifer
Marquard
Smith
Elliott
R. H
Pittsburgh
Boston
Ponder
Meadows
Blake
Carleton
Schmidt
McQuillan
Fillingim
Watson
Gowdy
Egbert Combines Post Office and Phone Exchange
Egbert Wyoming July 15 Mr Ward oversees the post office now moved to his store and the telephone exchange is there too. Several residents mentioned including Lucille Klughert with chickenpox and Mrs Middleton who was ill. A schoolhouse furnace project began and a meeting chose a commissioner with Mr McFarland among those suggested.
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Egbert
Wyo
Ward
Lucille Klughert
Lelia Bledsoe
Jessie Guernsey
Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws at the Lyric
United States Marshal Bill Tightman presents a special screening of Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws at the Lyric. The feature claims to show the real lawmen versus outlaws with authentic captures and killings, followed by Tightman’s personal appearance and lecture.
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United States
Bill” Tightman
Tightman
Law and Order
Editor Deming Returns From East and Chicago Visit
William C. Deming, editor of the State Tribune, returns to Cheyenne after weeks east. He attended the republican national convention in Chicago and noted radical groups seeking a third party. Deming visited Warren Ohio and scouted other cities, reporting moderate enthusiasm for candidates. He also observed wheat harvests and improved crops in Ohio and the Midwest amid freight congestion.
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William C. Deming
State Tribune
Cheyenne
East
Mr. Deming
Chicago
Warren
Ohio
Middle Western States
Deming
Texans Unearth Prehistoric Cannibal Culture on Edwards Plateau
University of Texas anthropologist James H. Pearce reports finds from Edwards Plateau sites showing nomadic early Texans used flint tools, cooked with limestone slabs, and practiced cannibalism. Smithsonian collaboration aids excavation. UT to house the collection for a future anthropology museum.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Plains
James H. Pearce
University of Texas
Smithsonian Institute Bureau of Ethnology
Pearce
Edwards Plateau
New Mexico
America
Smithsonian Institute
Museum
Anthropology
Armored Air Grui sers Progress For U S Government
Boeing awarded contract to build ten armored tri planes for the United States government. Construction starts now with first delivery in November and rapid follow ups by year end. Planes feature quarter inch armor, a 37 mm gun, four floor guns, two rear, two top wing guns. Crew of 3-4, 67 foot wingspan, about 3.5 tons weight, armor about one ton. Initial model designed at McCook Field Ohio.
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Shuttle
United States
Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
McCook Field
Ohio
Hod and Sallee Clash Over Abolition of Free Hand Pitching
Hod claims all his effectiveness is gone while Sallee argues half of his hokum as a pitcher is destroyed by the abolition of free pitching. The debate centers on how new rules alter pitching style and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hod
Sallee
Oil as the new world power and U S supply
Walter Teagle of Standard Oil of New Jersey argues oil drives modern industry and war, and urges U S government support to secure equal access to world oil resources. He counters British dominance claims and calls for open, national backing to develop American oil overseas.
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New York
Admiral Fisher
Harl Curzon
Walter Hume Long
Admiralty
United States
London
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard Oil Companies
Teagle
America
Congress
Great Britain
England
Mexico
South America
Rumania
Seach
American Petroleum Institute
Circus cancels July Fourth parade over firecracker danger
In Des Moines a circus owner halted the planned big free street parade for July Fourth citing safety fears. He warned that children may throw crackers, risking damage in the lion’s enclosure and other cages.
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Des Moines
Wild Cattle Provide Chance for Hunting In Forest District
C J Albrecht, taxidermist at the State Museum University of Washington Seattle, plans a hunting outing on the Ozette Indian reservation to pursue a herd of wild cattle descended from long abandoned stock. The herd, thriving for more than 26 years, has grown large and fiercely wild with unusually long horns and a tendency to charge humans, making the hunt perilous in the rugged timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozette Indian Reservation
C. J. Albrecht
State Museum
University of Washington At Seattle
TwoOil Companies Seek Wyoming Incorporation
Two oil firms filed articles of incorporation in Wyoming. Clayspur Oil Company of Upton with $600000 capital and directors Histernd Nacey Kellogg Hanson Nedrud. Emporia Drilling and Developing Company of Lusk with $200000 capital and directors Bruch Jones Tipton Clark Toad.
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Wyoming
Clayspur Oil Company of
Upton
Capital Stock
John Histernd
P. J. Nacey
K. M. Kellogg
L.B. Hanson
H. C. Nedrud
Emporia Drilling and Developing Company of
Lusk
Albert Bruch
Geo. Jones
N. L. Tipton
J. W. Clark
J. M. Toad
Deserter J B Stone Arrested After Desertion and Larceny
Casper Wyoming July 16 J B Stone arrested early this week sought a California movie career after leaving the army He could not account for stealing car accessories and the possession of the vehicle He faced questions about relations with two traveling women and may be charged with desertion and grand larceny authorities expect to return him to cavalry service and recover a missing machine search ongoing for the car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
J. B. Stone
California
Department
Fort D. A. Russell
Cavalry
Kyte
Los Angeles
Stone
Thermopolis
Lighting Without Poles on Kensico Dam Bridge
Engineers adopt a poleless lighting system for Kensico dam bridge to preserve arch design, reduce operating costs and glare. The 220 foot long 26 foot wide crossing has a sidewalk and four foot parapets with 26 inch high lamps evenly spaced for uniform, low level illumination enhancing traffic safety. Hod Bller and Slim Sallee are in open rebellion against the pow ers that be.
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Kensico
New York City
Hod Bller
Slim Sallee
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Tribune
Lone Star State
Ingle Sam
Battle Creek
Mich
Wyoming Oil
Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Heshock Growers National Bank Venne
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