Week in the Big Leagues Shows Shifts and Tight Races
Review of last week's action in the National and American Leagues notes Chicago teams slumping while Detroit and Brooklyn gain ground. Ty Cobb leads batting and steals in the American League as New York falters. National race tightens with New York still in pursuit and Brooklyn heating up with five wins in six games.
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New York
Chicago
Nationale
Brooklyn
Chicago Americans
Detroit
Horton
Ty Cobb
Rupa
New York Americans
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelpia
Poston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cubs
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Road Conditions Report From Cheyenne Motor Club
Cheyenne to Laramie and nearby routes show very bad roads with multiple segments listed as rough. Pine Bluffs and Wheatland roads vary from fair to bad while Denver and Torrington directions indicate deteriorating conditions. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and warmer Tuesday.
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Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Rawlins
Greeley
Denver
Fort Collins
Dover
Wheatland
Pine Bluffs
LaGra
Baseball results from yesterday in National and American Leagues
National League games featured Brooklyn losing 10 to 4 to Pittsburgh with Batteries Coomba and McCarty for Brooklyn and Adams and Gibeon for Pittsburgh. Other NL games postponed. American League results included Chicago defeating Detroit 4 to 3 with Faber and Schalk and Wood and Thomas delivering, and New York and Cleveland also posting wins. Continuous box score details list pitchers and batters for each side.
Federal League Viret Game Recap and Batting Details
A brief score rundown shows Baltimore, Brooklyn, and Kansas City games with multiple mentions of batteries and players. The fragment references second game results, batter lines, and Western League scores including St. Joseph versus Sioux City and Des Moines versus Lincoln.
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R. H. B. Baltimore
Smith
Railey
Jack- Stach
Owens
Seaton
Pratt
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Lidcoln
City Clerk Compiling Cheyenne Clippings Archive
City clerk J J Showatter gathers Cheyenne newspaper clippings on the current administration. The collection will document both favorable and critical views and be placed with other City Hall archives.
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City Glerk
J. J. Showatter
Cheyenne
Roy Moody to Visit Cheyenne for Revival Meetings
Word reaches Cheyenne that famed evangelist Roy Moody may tour the area for revival meetings. No definite dates or venue confirmed yet, but Cheyenne appears on his campaign schedule.
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Ommyenne
Ray
Roy. Moody
Cheyenne
Tigerazy
Future War In Air Daniels Tells Annapolis Class
Secretary of the Navy Daniels addressed the Annapolis graduating class stressing air and undersea warfare. He warned that air dreadnoughts will rival sea power and praised submarine advancement as vital to future fleets. Senator Penrose urged a larger navy to preserve national status among nations.
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Annapolae
Daniela
Naval Academy
Daniels
Fiske
Admiral Fiske
Ite Mmbra
Captain Fullam
Academy
Fullam
Bolae Penrose
Board of Visitors
Dolan Receives Prison Term For Theft
Frank Dolan was arraigned before Judge Mentzer on a military theft charge and pled guilty. He was sentenced to not less than 10 months and not more than two years in the state penitentiary. Willam J. Henning and John A. S. were also arraigned, tied to the same case, and bound over to district court after being caught in the act.
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Frank Dolan
W. B. Mentzer
Moathe
Willam J. Henning
John A. Os
Tw . & Cavalry
Harps
Wade
Bellesial Webber Op Hs G
Gold surfeit in U S noted by Henry Clewn & Co
A New York banking house states the United States holds an undesirably large gold supply, totaling 1.99 billion dollars. The letter says export of war materiel continues and warns war effects persist, though railroad activity improves and crop prospects are encouraging. Domestic business is hopeful if not for the wartime disturbance.
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Henry Clewn & Co
New York
United States
Impressive Confirmation Rites At St Marys Cathedral
At St Marys Cathedral, 15 boys and 28 girls received First Holy Communion at an 8 AM Mass amid a packed church. Bishop McGovern delivered an address on Christ's real presence and later presided a 10:30 AM Confirmation with 119 candidates, including 21 adult converts, followed by a brown scapular investiture in the afternoon.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
McGovern
Father Hartman
McGiovern
Widely Known Actor Allan Fawcett Found Dead in San Francisco
Allan Fawcett, a renowned actor and stage manager for Maude Adams, was found dead in his room in San Francisco yesterday. Arrangements were made to ship his body to New York for burial or further services.
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Ban Francisco
New York
Allan Fawcett
Maude Adams
Lambe Club
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women
The article touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for “that trouble back” and other symptoms like headaches nervousness and depression claiming it removes the cause and restores health. It notes forty years of sales and positions the product as an effective household remedy.
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Lydia B. Pinkheam
End of Cheyenne Public School Year Nears
Next Thursday closes the Cheyenne public schools for the current year with examinations wrapping up Thursday. Pupils will receive cards on Friday and have no classes. Some classes may hold closing programs with recitations music and singing as the school year ends.
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Cheyenne
New Fishing Tackle Arrives at Sand S Plate Glass
The Primer Supply Store announces a fresh stock of fishing gear at Sand S Plate Glass. The State Leader remains the Want Ad Medium of Wyoming, promoting this new supply.
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Wyoming
Fear Ends Near for King Constantine
London dispatch reports King Constantine of Greece in extremely critical condition as of midnight with a fever of 103.3 F, pulse 125, respiration 26, and disrupted sleep. An Athens note says physicians stayed at the bedside all night while crowds gathered outside the palace, with temp rise seen as natural after the op, but highly alarming.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Beitter
Athens
Morning Post
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Cheyenne Motor Club
Neational League
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Cssssisoreceuve
Pitsburg
Coomba
McCarty
Adama
Gibeon
R. Yw. W. Philadelphia
Hewteeeee
A. Loule Eet
R. HB
Faber and Schalk
Wood
Thomas
St. Low
Eveeare Wenere
James
Severoid
Shawkey
Davia
Lapp
H. BE
Covaleakie
McKee
Keating
Nanamaker
R. H. B. Creveland
R. Ho. E. Baltimore
Eever Erent i
Snooklyn Euewr Er Ernetee
Bender
Marion
Upham and
Land
Davennport
Hartley
Packard and Wasterly
Showalter
Annapolis
Dolan
Sandy
Wen
U. S
Hoube Paints
Tee Harman Co
Nday State Leager
Kentucky
Nature
Plate Glass
the Suermam Co
Constanting
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