Standing of the Clubs National League and American League updates
National League standings show Philadelphia at Pittsburg with other games unscheduled. In the American League several outdoor games were postponed due to rain including New York vs Pittsburg and Brooklyn vs St Louis. Philadelphia saw Chicago and Cincinnati games called off while Horton hosted Boston BC Fame also affected by rain. No further AL games scheduled.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Pittsbure
Brooklyn
Horton
Pittsboro Nee
Lewis
Petta
Boston Einkmenne
Louis
Moines
Omaha
Joseph
Aux City
Wichita
Io Airy
Western League Scores Pitcher Denver Victory
In Denver the Western League game results show Denver 4 over Wichita 0. Des Moines 11 defeated Oroaha 2. Lincoln drew 2 with Topeka 6. St. Joseph 6 beat Sioux City 2.
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Denver
Wichita
Dee Moines
Oroaha
Lincoln
Topeka
Bi Joseph
Sioux City
Miss Baxter Moves to Salt Lake Telephone Post
Miss Baxter, after two years at the Bee Hive and Toggers, departs next Monday for Salt Lake City to join Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph. She will work under C. C. Campbell, former manager of Cheyenne exchange, for the company.
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Mixes Mertle Bascer
Bee Hive
Toggers
Salt Lake Cig
Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. C. Campbell
Navy secretary urges ballots for all voters by mail
Secretary Daniels told a Long Beach luncheon that state laws should compel citizens to vote and allow mail voting for military personnel students away from home and other mobile groups. He argued elections often fail to reflect the will of a majority and urged safeguards.
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Long’ Weach
Cal
Daniels
Navy Department
Army
Navy
Lights in Beckett on Head Life Saved
Santee fe Kansas July 24 A lighting head first in a water bucket hung near a well bottom likely saved Lloyd Church son of a rancher in West Haskell county near the Colorado line He fell into the fifty foot well and was rescued after half a year in winter His left arm and shoulder blade were broken by the fall
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Santeefe
Kansas
Lloyd Church
Riot and Fire Strike Sing Sing Prison Clothing Shop
Convicts at Sing Sing riot as a second blaze in a week breaks out in the clothing shop. Prison fire brigade fights the flames without outside help, amid security doublings after a $15 000 loss two years earlier. Warden declines to assign blame, though officials suspect inmates.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Common Ground Not Reached in Rail Labor Talks
New York July 24 The rail road dispute involving a threatened strike by trainmen and conductors against eastern roads remained largely unchanged after a day of talks. Federal mediators pressed for arbitration under the Newlands act while noting unresolved points.
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New York
Federal Board of Mediators
Torreon Is Taken Celebrations Sweep Sonora
Celebrations marked the reported fall of Torreon as insurgent officials in Sonora learned the Coahuila capital had fallen. The telegraphic report came from Governor and commander in chief of the region.
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Nogales
Aria
Torreon
Sonora
Coahuila
Wyoming Man Captured After Robbing a Bank
RANDOLPH Utah July 24 A Wyoming man named Robert McGregor robbed the Randolph bank to raise a wedding stake. He bound the cashier and escaped on horseback with 1500 in cash, then surrendered four hours later after a posse surrounded him. He confessed to the crime.
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Randolph
Utah
Robert McGregor
McGregor
Wyoming
Locusts as Food in Arabia Describe Dishes and Habits
The Youth's Companion notes locusts are eaten in Arabia like in biblical times. They are boiled and eaten with wings removed and salt dipped on a wing rod. Flavor is described as green wheat with red locust preferred. sexes debated. They are collected at dawn, clustered under desert bushes, then dried by sun. In flight they resemble May flies and are devoured by animals. camels, greyhounds, and Bedouins feed on them.
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Arabia
Arch in Columbia Chapel Narrowness Aimed to Comfort Fat Visitors
A New York Globe report describes a fat visitor who squeezed through a chapel gallery arch at Columbia University and described the wide arch as being altered to avoid restricting bulky guests. Builders sacrificed symmetry to maintain width, creating a safer passage.
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Columbia University
Ftor
Hepler
New York Globe
Yucatan Grammar Lesson Sparks Confusion in Class
In a World section vignette, a student named Philip struggles to parse a sentence about proper nouns and person forms. The teacher guides him through first and second person references while noting mispronunciations and misunderstandings.
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Philip
Pullip
Icatan
Yucatan
New York World
Elusive Lake Marjelen Vanishes In Sudden Floods
The Journal des Voyages reports a strange phenomenon at Lake Marjelen where the lake empties on the last day of August every few years. Water drains through rock into the Rhone, causing rapid floods and valley inundation, then the basin refills over winter and spring.
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Marjelen
Journal Des Voyages
Lake Marjelen
Rhone
Firet Pemeant
Concentration and the straight line to clarity
The piece argues true concentration comes from focusing on one task at a time and ignoring distractions. It compares strict attention in teaching and law to keep to the relevant facts, the shortest path from point to point, and reject irrelevant details.
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Philadelphian Ledger
Prescription Errors Highlight Diligence of Drug Clerks
A veteran clerk notes the common risk of prescriptions being redone due to miscalculations in compounding. Even the most careful pharmacists may mismeasure or overpour powders, but a conscientious worker discards the flawed mixture and starts anew to avoid harming patients.
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Ilatukes
New York Times
Seeing the World at Home Brings Finer Sight
A passage from Booklovers' Magazine argues travel alone cannot cure provincialism. True insight comes from using one’s eyes to observe one’s own neighborhood, for those who can truly see Alps and rocks can behold landscape and glory nearby.
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Alps
Rockles
Incongruent patriot and funds steer political runs
The Washington Star quotes a debate on money in politics. Senator Sorghum notes that wealth can free a man from pecuniary concerns, yet those funds still influence who may run for office.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Profane Golf Remarks Spark Letter Controversy
A reader letters question mocks women in golf and laments a man who uses a club as a weapon while wandering a feud. The note contrasts adversity and prosperity with a quote from E. Carlyle.
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Fvennie Carlyle
Only Three Of Fire's Victims Are Identified
In Binghamton New York investigators probe the Dinghamton Clothing Co fire after at least 10 people die or are missing. Of 28 bodies recovered only three identified. many victims burned beyond recognition and to be buried in a city plot for the unidentified. Four in hospital are not expected to survive. Fifty four survivors accounted for.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Dinghamton Clothing Company
Rome
Iowa City Car Crash Claims Two Lives In July Wreck
Miss Mary Heinsman sixteen of Mattimora Illinois was killed when a car overturned near Malcolm Iowa en route from Iowa City to Des Moines Dr C B Heineman her father was seriously injured and Mrs Heineman had an arm broken also injured were Mrs Ed Schlitz of Grinnell and another party member with the vehicle reported to be en route from Iowa City to Des Moines in the afternoon hours of July twenty fourth authorities said.
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Iowa City
Mary Heinsman
Mattimora
C. B. Heineman
Heineman
Peor Malcom
Des Moines
Ed Schlitz
Grinnell
Notice for Public Land Claim in Wyoming
Public land record announces John E. Rinehart of Durham Wyoming filing intent for final three year proof on homestead entry Serial 05421 in Township 14 North Range 65 West. The hearing before the Cheyenne Land Office is set for August 7 1913 with witnesses C T Childs Ernest H Goodman Delbert J Hudson and Byron D Van Zandt all of Cheyenne.
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U. 8 Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John E. Rinehart
Durham
Winhay Phaery
Boetor
Curtis Oy
Kidward
F Burns
Joly
Dwight B Curtiss
Riuktaschel
Dwight EH
Curtis
Thoggs
John Nedde
W. B. Chapsie Bieter
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Railway Employes Building and Loan Assoc
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Railway Emploees Building and Loan Association of Cheyenne Wyoming will be held at the county courthouse at 5 pm on Friday July 25 1913. Trustees to be elected seven for the ensuing year. Unpledged stock must be represented or a 10 cent per share fine applies. Permanent proxies held for pledged stock and will vote if unrepresented. J L Murray president and A C Kingsford secretary. 25
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Railway Employes’ Building and Loan Association
Court House
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
Cheyenne Railway
Stock Growers National Bank
J. . Murray
A. C. Kingsford
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Carbon County Wyoming
The Board of School Trustees of District No. 27 Carbon County Wyoming announces sale bids for eight $500 bonds dated July 1 1918. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable each January 1 and mature 20 years from issue. Proceeds fund a new school building and furnishings. Bids due August 1 1913 at 1 PM. bids marked Bealed Proposals to Leonard Harris Dixon Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Board of School Trustees
County of
Carbon
Gcarbon
Rawlins
Leonard Harris
Charles B Hyatt Seeks Final Land Proof in Wyoming
United States Land Office Cheyenne announces Charles B Hyatt of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for parcels in Bee Township 14 North Range 67 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof set for July 50 1913 before the Cheyenne register and receiver with witnesses Samuel D Schuetz EB Moorehouse A L Biddle and KB Garber of Silver Crown Wyoming.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles B. Hyatt
Samuel D. Schuetz
EB. A. Moorehouse
A. L. Biddle
Wyo
KB. Garber
Silver Crown
Department of the Interior
Layala Swaney
S. N
Township
Range
Sixth Prince Meridian
Register and Receiver
Bertha Britton
Rose L. Bard
Jas. Fitzgerald
Isaac N. Bard
Little Bear
W. EB. Chaplin
Register
U. S. Land Office
Peter Lauritsen
Auust
Martin Bryther
Offie Downs
John James
Andrew Weltz
Wyom
Chaplin
U. & Land Office
John C. Smith
J. W. Waddill
Ada Waddill
Clara Brown
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claims in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices dated 1913 announce Layala Swaney of Cheyenne seeking final five year proof on a homestead entry in Township 17 North Range 67 West and Arthur Russell Carpenter of Cheyenne filing for final three year proof for land in Section 30. Names of witnesses and dates for the filings are listed. The notices emphasize public land claims and legal proceedings at the Cheyenne Land Office.
Nevada Homestake Copper Development Company incorporates
Notice states Wyoming based Nevada Homestake Copper Development Company formed under Wyoming law with capital stock of 250000 dollars, 50000 shares at 5 dollars par, term 50 years, five directors led by John A Hassell. Principal business in Nevada and Utah with offices in Evanston Wyoming and Currie Nevada, agent John W Arnold. Dated July 17, 19.
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Wyroming
Nevada
John A. Hassell F. B. Wibore
Schroeder
W. R. Evans Mitchell
B.O0
Lee
John A Hassell
Wyoming
Evanston
County of Pintain
New York City
John W. Arnold
Main Street
John H. Arnold
Nevada Homestake Copper Deveopment Company
A. E. Schroeder
Sourstar
Wyoming Legal Notice Hearing On Estate Sale
In Laymine county Wyoming the petition of brace l Hadsall executrix to sell the southwest quarter of section five township ten north range sixty seven Platte county is set for September 8 1918 in the county court. All persons interested must appear and show cause why the order to sell should not be granted. Done in open court this date. WILLIAM C MENTALK judge.
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Laymine County
Wyoming
Joseph C. Hadsall
Bracel
Hadsall
Township Ten
Ranke
Platte County
Notice to Bidders for City Water Works Sale
City of Cheyenne docket announces July 17 1910 bidding on water and sewerage assets. Five wells to be publicly opened and read at the council meeting for approval and sale terms. Public bids to be reserved or rejected as provided by law.
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Cheyen
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