Baseball Scores From a Rainy Day Schedule
National League and American League results listed for games including Philadelphia, Cleveland, and New York. Eleven innings featured St. Louis at New York with late runs. Chicago and Brooklyn extended games. Pittsburgh beat Boston in a 9 to 8/11-inning affair. Other matches included Cincinnati and Philadelphia with no further games scheduled due to rain delays.
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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 Merges Post Office and Phone Exchange
Egbert Wyoming July 15 details show post office moved to Ward store and the telephone exchange now operated there. Various local notes include illnesses, visits, a car accident minor damage, school work starting with furnace plan, and a meeting to select a commissioner with McFarland among the candidates.
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Egbert
Wyo
Ward
Lucille Klughert
Lelia Bledsoe
Jessie Guernsey
Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws at Lyric Theater
United States Marshal Bill Tightman presents a feature film at the Lyric detailing the lawman versus outlaw era. The documentary shows real captures and killings of famed criminals, with Tightman appearing in person to lecture on the film.
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United States
Bill” Tightman
Tightman
Law and Order
Editor of State Tribune returns from east trip
William C. Deming, editor of the State Tribune, came back to Cheyenne from several weeks in the east. He attended the Republican national convention in Chicago and noted radical groups pressing a third party. Deming visited Warren Ohio and scouted other Ohio cities, reporting cautious optimism about party candidates. He observed wheat harvest underway across Ohio and the middle west amid variable weather and minor freight congestion.
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William C. Deming
State Tribune
Cheyenne
East
Mr. Deming
Chicago
Warren
Ohio
Middle Western States
Deming
Texas mounds reveal cannibal prehistoric people
University of Texas anthropologist James H. Pearce reports Edwards Plateau sites show nomadic early Texans using flint weapons, cooking at central fires, and practicing cannibalism as evidenced by bone fragments in burned rock middens. Smithsonian assistance supports the findings. The UT collection will form a museum nucleus while East Texas funeral mounds await study.
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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 Grui sers Soon To Guard US Air Service
Boeing to build ten armored tri planes for United States government starting immediately. First delivery planned for November with rapid follow up by year end. dubbed flying tanks these planes feature 0.25 inch armor on fuselage and nacelles and carry a 37 mm gun plus multiple machine guns. Crew of three or four per craft. Wing span 67 feet total weight about 3.5 tons with one ton armor. First model developed at McCook Field Ohio.
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Shuttle
United States
Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
McCook Field
Ohio
Hod laments loss of effectiveness after pitching change
Sallee contends roughly half of Hod’s pitching “hokum” is erased by the abolition of the free pitching style, suggesting a diminished performance impact from the rule change.
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Hod
Sallee
Is Future Oil Supply of the United States Secure
Walter Teagle, head of Standard Oil of New Jersey, warns oil is strategic and must be secured domestically. He argues the United States should cooperate with industry, expand own fields, and resist ceding control to British interests, urging equal access to global oil resources for national security.
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United States
New York
Admiral Fisher
Harl Curzon
Walter Hume Long
Admiralty
London
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard Oil Companies
Teagle
America
Congress
Circus cancels July Fourth parade over safety fears
The Des Moines circus owner cited risk to animals and cages after noting that a parade planned for the Fourth of July was called off. He warned that children might throw crackers that could cause damage in the lions’ den.
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Des Moines
Wild Cattle Offer Hunting Chance in Forest District
C J Albrecht a taxidermist at the State Museum Seattle plans a hunting outing on the Ozette Indian reservation. A herd of cattle long turned loose over 26 years ago has become wild and aggressive. Horns are large and the animals have reverted to primeval wildness, making hunting perilous in rough country.
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Ozette Indian Reservation
C. J. Albrecht
State Museum
University of Washington At Seattle
Two Oil Companies Form In Wyoming
Two oil firms filed incorporation papers in the Wyoming secretary of state. Clayspur Oil Company of Up ton seeks $600000 capital with 1 dollar shares and directors John Histernd P J Nacey K M Kellogg L B Hanson and H C Nedrud. Emporia Drilling and Developing Company of Lusk seeks $200000 capital with 1 dollar shares and directors Albert Bruch Geo Jones N L Tipton J W Clark and J M 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 Caught in Wyoming After Stolen Car Case
Casper Wyoming July 16 J B Stone faces desertion and grand larceny charges after being arrested with a motor car full of stolen accessories. He told a Los Angeles film story but failed to explain the car’s possession and sheep camp thefts. Deputies expect Fort D A Russell officials to claim him for cavalry service while two women traveling with him are released.
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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 install a poleless lighting system on the Kensico dam crossing to preserve the bridge’s architecture, cut operating costs, and reduce glare for drivers. The 220 foot long roadway features lamps set 26 inches above the surface with uniform, diffused illumination for safety. Hod Bller and Slim Sallee are mentioned as in open rebellion against authorities.
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Kensico
New York City
Hod Bller
Slim Sallee
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Tilghem Himiself
Tribune
Lone Star State
Ingle Sam
Great Britain
England
Mexico
South America
Rumania
Seach
American Petroleum Institute
Battle Creek
Mich
Wyoming Oil
Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Heshock Growers National Bank Venne
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