Standings and Weather Sours Early Baseball Schedule
National League rankings show Philadelphia versus Pittsburg with others not scheduled. American League games in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Horton Cincinnati Boston were postponed due to rain. No games scheduled elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Pittsbure
Brooklyn
Horton
Western League Scores Report
Denver defeats Wichita 4 to 0 and Des Moines 11 to 2. Omaha 2 to 6 Topeka. St Joseph 6 to Sioux City 2.
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Denver
Wichita
Dee Moines
Oroaha
Lincoln
Topeka
Bi Joseph
Sioux City
Miss Baxter Heads to New Post in Salt Lake Lane
Miss Baxter, two years with the Bee Hive and Toggers, leaves Monday for Salt Lake City to join Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph company. C C Campbell, formerly manager of Cheyenne exchange, is connected with the company.
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Baxter Goers
Salt Lane
Mixes Mertle Bascer
Bee Hive
Toggers
Salt Lake Cig
Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. C. Campbell
Navy Secretary proposes compulsory voting by mail
Secretary Daniels of the Navy urged state laws to compel citizens to vote. He called for easier voter access and a mail voting system for officers abroad, public officials away from home, college students of age, and mobile workers to safeguard the right to vote.
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Long’ Weach
Cal
Daniels
Navy Department
Army
Navy
Lights in Becket on Head Save Life in Kansas Well
SANTEEFE Kansas July 24 A lighting head in a water bucket suspended near the bottom of a fifty foot well probably saved the life of Lloyd Church son of a rancher in West Haskell County near the Colorado line He fell into the well and was rescued after half a year off winter His left arm and shoulder blade were broken due to the fall
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Santeefe
Kansas
Lloyd Church
Riots Rise As Sing Sing Prison Fire Rages Again
Ossining N Y July 24 another fire at Sing Sing prison gives mutinous convicts a chance for riotous demonstrations. The blaze began in the clothing shop and was put out by the prison fire brigade after a hard fight without outside help. It is the second blaze in the prison this week and guards are doubled after a $15000 loss two years ago. The warden cannot assign blame though most believe convicts started the fire.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Common Ground Still Not Reached in Rail Labor Talks
New York July 24 The railroad strike threat by trainmen and conductors against eastern roads remains largely unchanged after a day of mediation sessions. The federal board of mediators seeks arbitration under the Newlands act and reports indicate unresolved dispute points between employee and management panels.
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New York
Federal Board of Mediators
Torreon Falls Reported In Rebel Victory Celebrations
Celebrations swept Sonora today as reports said Torreon was taken by insurgent forces. Governor and rebel officials broadcast that the Coahuila capital had fallen, cheering in towns across the state.
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Nogales
Aria
Torreon
Sonora
Coahuila
Wyoming Man Captured After Robbing a Bank
RANDOLPH Utah July 24 A Wyoming man identified as Robert McGregor robbed the Randolph bank taking 1500 in cash and fled on horseback. After a four hour pursuit by a posse he surrendered dropping his gun and admitting he sought a wedding stake.
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Randolph
Utah
Robert McGregor
McGregor
Wyoming
Locusts as Food in Arabia and Their Manner of Eating
The article notes that locusts are eaten in Arabia by locals and foreigners as a diet staple. It describes catching locusts at dawn, dipping red or green specimens in salt, and compares flavor to green wheat. It mentions predation by animals and use as camel fodder.
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Arabia
Symmetry Adjusted Arch in Columbia Chapel Narrowed
The New York Globe notes a widening arch in Columbia University chapel due to a notably fat visitor who wedged through and strained the arch. Builders then sacrificed symmetry to preserve width on one side, preventing further losses.
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Columbia University
Ftor
Hepler
New York Globe
Parsers and Pronunciations In a New York World Snippet
A classroom exchange features a student named Philip attempting to parse a sentence about proper nouns and pronouns. The teacher questions the reasoning as the dialogue riffs on forms like Yucatan and Hecatan with quirky mispronunciations.
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Philip
Pullip
Icatan
Yucatan
New York World
Elusive Lake Lake Marjelen Vanishes Sparks Floods
The Journal des Voyages reports Lake Marjelen periodically vanishes on the last day of August. Water drains through rock, raising the Rhone and flooding the valley within hours. Scientific views vary, citing glacier influence and eventual porous erosion releasing the waters.
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Marjelen
Journal Des Voyages
Lake Marjelen
Rhone
Firet Pemeant
Concentration and the straight path to clear thinking
The piece compares focus to a great lawyer's discipline in court. It argues that mastery lies in blocking distractions and pursuing the essential facts with unwavering attention, even amid fatigue or noise, to teach pupils and read a busy day clearly.
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Philadelphian Ledger
Prescription Errors Raise Alarm Among Drug Clerks
An experienced druggist notes that even the most careful clerks occasionally err when recreating prescriptions. Mistakes like over pouring or wrong powders happen, but conscientious staff discard the batch and remake the medicine to avoid harming patients, a practice highlighted by the New York Times.
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Ilatukes
New York Times
Travel vs. Provincialism Aims of Seeing Right Here
A critique argues travel alone cannot cure provincialism. Real insight comes from deliberately using one’s own eyes to see the world around, noting that distant wonders like the Alps matter less than perceiving local landscape and glory.
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Alps
Rockles
Incongruent Viewpoints Echo in a Senator dialogue
A Washington Star exchange features Senator Sorghum arguing about independence from money in politics. The reply suggests wealth can shield a person from concern over pecuniary compensation and political campaigns.
Profane Golf Comment Sparks Debate on Women Players
A reader-letter fragment criticizes women in golf and mocks the game's femininity. The text contrasts adversity and prosperity, noting a public feud and idle walking with a club. The quote names values attributed to golf and a reference to Eveur is unclear.
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Eveur
Buffalo Cepress
Only Three Of Fire's Victims Are Identified
Fire at the Dinghamton Clothing Company killed at least 10 and left 21 missing. Of 28 bodies recovered, only three were identified. most are burned beyond recognition and to be buried as unidentified. Four in hospital are not expected to recover. 54 survivors have been accounted for.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Dinghamton Clothing Company
Rome
Tragedy in Iowa City Car Crash Claims Teen
Miss Mary Heinsman sixteen from Mattimora Illinois was killed when a car overturned near Malcolm en route from Iowa City to Des Moines. Her father Dr C B Heineman suffered serious injuries and her mother Mrs Heineman broke an arm. Mrs Ed Schlitz of Grinnell also injured as the party traveled together.
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Iowa City
Mary Heinsman
Mattimora
C. B. Heineman
Heineman
Peor Malcom
Des Moines
Ed Schlitz
Grinnell
Rinehart Files Final Proof on Wyoming Homestead
Notice shows John E. Rinehart of Durham Wyoming, holder of a 1909 homestead entry, seeks final three year proof to claim NW N E Y SWYNEI-4 in Section 4 T14N R65W, before the Cheyenne Land Office on August 7, 1913. Witnesses C T Childs Ernest H Goodman Delbert J Hudson Byron D Van Zandt all of Cheyenne Wyoming. W E B Chaplin, Register.
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U. 8 Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John E. Rinehart
Durham
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Rail Way Employes'
The Railway Employes Building and Loan Association schedules its annual stockholders meeting for Friday July 25 1913 at 5 pm in the Cheyenne Wyoming courthouse. Seven trustees will be elected for the ensuing year and unpledged stock must be represented or incur a 10 cent per share fine. The secretary holds proxies for pledged stock and will vote if owners are absent.
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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
Notice is given under Chapter 140 that School District No. 4 Carbon County Wyoming will receive bids for eight five hundred dollar bonds for District No. 27. Bonds dated July 1 1918 mature 20 years from issue bear 6 percent interest payable January first. Proceeds to build a school and furnish it. Bids due August 1 1913 by 1 PM sealed to Leonard Harris Dixon Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Board of School Trustees
County of
Carbon
Gcarbon
Rawlins
Leonard Harris
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Hyatt Cheyenne Wy
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Charles B Hyatt of Cheyenne who filed a homestead entry on July 5 1910 Serial No 06310 for Lot 4 6 6 7 Bee O T 14 N R 67 W 6th P M has used notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim before the register and receiver on the 50th day of July 1913 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Witnesses Samuel D Schuetz EB Moorehouse AL Biddle and KB Garber of Silver Crown Wyoming. W B CHAPLIN
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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
Arthur Russell Carpenter
Wylie W. Busselle
Alex Hastie
Ffanuel D.scheutz
Paul Pearson
W. E. Chaplin
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
Department of the Ty
William C. Arnold
Serry
Entablia
Cheyenne Whaming
Edward J. Cashman
July Clark
William Merney
Cheyenne Wyoming
William Delaney
Campstool
W.E Chaplin
Notice for Public Land Claims Cheyenne Wyoming 1913
Department of the Interior not coal land nor public water reserve district land office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Layala Swaney of Cheyenne and Arthur Russell Carpenter of Cheyenne with homestead entries seeking final proof in 1918 and 1913 respectively. The notice lists serial numbers locations township ranges and witness names. It includes a closing editorial remark about the value of silence and truth.
Nevada Homestake Copper Development Company Incorporation
Notice of incorporation for Nevada Homestake Copper Development Company formed under Wyoming law with capital stock of 250000 dollars divided into 50000 shares of 5 dollars each. Directors named John A Hassell F B Wibore 48 Schroeder W R Evans Mitchell and B O Lee with John A Hassell as president. Principal offices listed in Evanston Wyoming and corporate actions outside Wyoming including New York City Salt Lake City Currie Nevada. Dated July 17 19 Nevada Homestake Copper Development Company By A E Schroeder Sourtrust
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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 of Estate Sale Hearing
In Laymine county Wyoming a district court action by executrix brace l Hadsall seeks authority to sell a parcel in Platte county. A hearing is set for September 8 1918 in the court room to show cause why the order to sell should be granted.
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Laymine County
Wyoming
Joseph C. Hadsall
Bracel
Hadsall
Township Ten
Ranke
Platte County
Cheyenne City Clerk Seeks Bids On City Water Works
Notice to bidders from the Cheyenne city clerk dated July 17 1910 invites bids for the sale and disposal of city water and sewerage properties. Bids will be publicly opened and read at the council chambers at five oclock. details and reserve terms to be announced.
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Cheyen
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