Week in the Major Leagues Review
Review of the past week shows tight races across National and American leagues. Ty Cobb leads in batting and steals for Detroit, while Brooklyn gains with five wins. New York Americans slump, and Chicago teams falter as Washington St Louis and Philadelphia drift. In the National race New York trails with Brooklyn rising. the Federal loop stays tight with six of eight teams in contention.
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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
Cheyenne Motor Club Road Report for June 1915
Bulletin from Cheyenne Motor Club lists road conditions from Cheyenne to nearby towns. Cheyenne to Laramie and to Rawlins and to Greeley and to Fort Collins and to Wheatland show roads described as bad. Pine Bluffs fair. LaGrange to Torrington bad. Weather forecast: fair tonight and Tuesday, warmer tonight.
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Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Rawlins
Greeley
Denver
Fort Collins
Dover
Wheatland
Pine Bluffs
LaGra
Baseball Scores and Battery Matchups From Yesterday
American and National League results with multiple batteries listed for each game. Teams include Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, and Washington. Postponed games noted. detailed line scores reflect pitcher and catcher pairings.
Federal League Viret Game Summary
In the Federal League games the Baltimore team lost to Brooklyn with scores 3 to 5 while batteries were Smith Railey and Jack Stach Owens Seaton Pratt. The second game had Brooklyn again beating Baltimore with a score of 8 to 2 with Bender Owens Marion Upham Land as battery. Western League results show St Joseph losing to Sioux City 0 to 1 while Topeka beat Omaha 8 to 1 and Des Moines defeated Lincoln 11 to 4.
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R. H. B. Baltimore
Smith
Railey
Jack- Stach
Owens
Seaton
Pratt
R. Ho. E. Baltimore
Eever Erent i
Snooklyn Euewr Er Ernetee
Bender
Marion
Upham and
Land
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Lidcoln
City Clerk Collecting Cheyenne Press Clippings Archive
J. J. Showatter is compiling a book of clippings from Cheyenne newspapers about the present administration. It will be a handy reference and join the other archives on City hall shelves.
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City Glerk
J. J. Showatter
Cheyenne
Notable evangelist Roy Moody may visit Cheyenne for revival
Word reaches Cheyenne that famed evangelist Roy Moody plans a revival campaign here though no definite dates or details have been received. The note indicates Cheyenne is included in his tour itinerary.
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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 Naval Academy graduates on air and sea warfare. He forecast air power and submarines becoming dominant and noted plans for 26 new submarines. Senator Bolae Penrose urged a larger navy to maintain the nation's standing among world powers.
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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 in district court and pled guilty to theft. 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. Os letters from the Twelfth Cavalry were arraigned as accomplices and bound over to district court after being caught at the act by an officer. The report notes alleged attempted pockets rifling and related conduct on a street corner.
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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
Large U S gold supply deemed undesirable in Clews letter
A letter from Henry Clews & Co New York calls the current U S gold stock undesirably large amounting to 1 990 000 000. It notes war disruptions on Europe and urges caution on exporting munitions while predicting improving rail and farm conditions and encouraging crop prospects despite global conflict.
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Henry Clewn & Co
New York
United States
Impressive Confirmation Rites at St Marys Cathedral
At St Marys Cathedral the eight oclock mass saw 15 boys and 28 girls take their first Holy Communion. Bishop McGovern led ceremonies stressing the real presence and authority of the Church. Later the 10:30 mass confirmed 119 candidates, including 21 adult converts, with 87 children. Afternoon rite saw children invest in the brown scapular.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
McGovern
Father Hartman
McGiovern
Widely Known Actor Allan Fawcett Found Dead in Bed
Allan Fawcett, a renowned actor and stage manager for Maude Adams, was found dead in his San Francisco room yesterday. Arrangements were made to ship the body to New York, as he had been ill for a week and had complained of feeling unwell.
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Ban Francisco
New York
Allan Fawcett
Maude Adams
Lambe Club
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women's Health
An old ad style note touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female disorders and related symptoms such as headaches nervousness and depression claiming it removes underlying causes and restores health. The message references a long history of use and a claim of effectiveness for many cases.
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Lydia B. Pinkheam
End of Cheyenne Public Schools Nears
Next Thursday marks the close of Cheyenne public schools for the year. Examinations finish Thursday. Friday will be official closing day with students collecting cards. Some classes may stage closing programs with recitations music and singing.
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Cheyenne
New Fishing Tackle Supply From Sand S Plate Glass
Just received new stock of fishing gear from the Suerman Co and The Lmadex LEDs. The State Leader serves as Wyoming’s Want Ad Medium. Try it.
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Plate Glass
the Suerman Co
Wyoming
Fear End Near For King Constantine
London reports a midnight bulletin from Athens describing King Constantine of Greece as extremely critical. The monarch's temperature reached 103.3, pulse 125, and respiration 26 with restless sleep overnight. Doctors and crowds stood vigil as physicians stayed at the bedside through the night.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Beitter
Athens
Morning Post
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Showalter
Annapolis
Dolan
Sandy
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U. S
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Hérman Co
Nday State Leager
Kentucky
Nature
Constanting
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