Ninth Cavalry vs Twelfth Cavalry Baseball Clash Ends in Loss
Fort Russell team opened with a homer by Caldwell but Fort Robinson’s Twelfth Cavalry pulled away to win 9 to 4. Puntap pitched well but defensive errors marred the Ninth. The clubs plan a doubleheader today with both sides eager to settle the series.
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Cavalry
Fort Russell
Whalerloo
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Robingon
Caldwell
Puntap
Hatterias
Dunlap
Butler
Briles
Bord
Wright Breaks World Pole Vault Record
Cambridge athlete Mark A. Wright of Dartsmouth sets a new world pole vault record with a mark of thirteen feet two and a quarter inches during the Olympic trials in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Wright
Cambridge
Mass
Mark A. Wright
Dartsmouth
Goring
Olympic Mines
Windy City judges ordered to stop baseball games
Chicago judges in a confidential letter from Chief Justice Harry Olwen are told to cease "jokey playing" and other amusements. They must hold court daily until 420 pm, except Saturdays, to clear a crowded docket amid daily new cases from strikes and mid day adjournments.
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Chicago
Municipal Court
Harry Olwen
Jowkey
For Rent Two Rooms Left Housekeeping Wyoming Ad
Two rooms for rent with housekeeping offered in a shared setup. Located at 113 West 20th. The State Leader promotes the Want Ad medium of Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Baseball results yesterday in National and American leagues
National League scores show St Louis and Pittsburgh winning with strong pitching and key hits. Cincinnati and Philadelphia suffered losses. Batteries included Alexander, Broin, Tyler, Gowdy, Bareer, and Miller. American League highlights feature Washington and Philadelphia winning, with Works, Stanace, and Mayer sparking offense. Western League games include Omaha over Sioux City and Wichita triumphs amid rain.
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Deaver
Sioux City
Wichita
Omaha
St. Joseph
A. Topeka
T. Lincoln-Des Moines
Pet
New York
Etawedas Sau
Chicago
Cincinnatis
Ah EU
Pitteburg
Eubewe
St. Lolooo
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Clube
Ipanenaes
Ah Horton
von Washington
Cleveland
St. Luis
Clabes
Bt. Joseph
Die Moines
Ars Rioux
SM Lonver
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Log
Fragmented OCR shows scattered city pairings and scores including Columbus and Minneapolis with no clear game context. Notable entries include Indianapolis and Milwaukee with varied results and a final line listing Louisville, Kansas City, and other cities.
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Wauhkwee
Tadlanapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Purge Bout Ends Early As McParland Fight Stopped
Packey McParland of Chicago planned a European tour after returning home to fight on June 15. He defeated Jack Brennan in four rounds in a bout meant for ten. the match was halted by police in the fourth round amid the crowd's disturbance. Ligier's Beauty Parlors advertised at 411 W 29th St with phone number 17-W.
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Muskegon
Mich
Packty McParland
Chicago
Europe
Jack Brennab
Oleht McFadland
Viatt Mes Ligier
29Th St
Indians Boost At Fort Soldiers In Debut Of New Team
Cheyenne faces the 11th Infantry in a 9 20 PM game behind the hospital grounds. Five new players join the Indians including Hall Callahan Cooper Crosby Ream and two pitchers to form a strong lineup. Admission 15 and 25 cents with the Army band providing music and strong spectator support needed.
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Cheyenne
Juff
Iediane
Cooper
Halla
Crosby
Denver
Frame
Ream
South Dakota
11Th Infantry
Indians
Scouts Defeat South Siders 37 to 4 in Street League
The North End Scouts extended their win streak to seven with a lopsided 37 to 4 victory over the South Side. Shilling pitched steadily, dominating Milazzo while Smith supported the effort as the Scouts piled up runs and strengthened their lead among the city’s younger teams.
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Scouts
South Siders
North End
Milazzo
Shilling
Smith
South Bide
Menson
Jack White Beats Harry Thomas in Ten Round Victory
Chicago's Jack White earned a decision over England's Harry Thomas after twenty fast rounds at Vernon Areas. Frederick W. Whiteridge elected president of the Automobile Club of America by its board, while serving as head of Third Avenue Railway and previously named special ambassador to Madrid for King Alfonso's wedding.
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Los Angeles
Jack Whitt
Chicago
Harry Thomas
England
Vernon
Whiteingr
New York
Frederick W. Whiteridge
Automobile Club of America
Mr. Whiteridge
Third Avenue Railway Company
Madrid
Alfonso
Actress May Yoho Missing From Weet Forty-third Street Home
Police issued a confidential alarm for actress May Yoho formerly Lady Jope who has been missing from a rooming house on Weet Forty-third Street since Thursday morning. The alert was requested by her colored maid Josephine Beott.
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May Yore
Pollce
New York
May Yoho
Lady Jope
Weet Forty-third Street
Josephine Beott
Woman 15 Cremated In Turpentine Fire
Mrs Charles Bollep died hours after setting fire to her house while boiling a turpentine mixture. The blaze burned her clothes and neighbors could not save her.
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Charles Bollep
Dixon Charges Murder of Republic Party
Dixon accuses Taft followers of planning a crooked, brutal drive in the Roosevelt fight. He reports Taft supporters are stacking votes and planning to threaten Taft loyalists with Roosevelt opposition as leaders confer to avert a party reckoning over the temporary chairman election.
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Dixon
Alabama
Jost
Lowden
Milneis
Rosewater
Omaha
Roosevelt
Lyon
Texas
Rogers
Wisconsin
Taft
Congress
Borah
Park
Perkins
Winckstone
Mr. Taft
T. R
Root
Bryan Denounces Candidacy and GOP Split Prospects
In Denver William Jennings Bryan states he is not a candidate and doubts the GOP will split this campaign. He notes past silver faction defections but says today’s division roots are national. He predicts Democrats may unite to harness Republican discontent and influence the convention.
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Camp
White
Butler
Republic
Republican Party
Bolt
Wicely
Teller
Bryan
Clark
Wilson
Chicago
Brother kills chauffeur after invite to fight
John George, a Denver chauffeur, was killed by his brother Oscar tonight after an invitation to go outside Ovcor's home. John was with a young woman disliked by Oscar's family when she called at Oscar's residence. The report notes a ground corn reference but it is not central to the fatal event.
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Denver
Cole
John George
Oscar
Ovcor
Jobn
Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities List
Metropolitan guests include George Grant Kearney Neb John McGill Laramie Robert Winslow F J Thorton Grand Island Neb J W Falemer Phillips Oscar Marks W L Scott Phillips Mrs Sadie Dempsey Miss Lillian Miller Miss Rose Nelson J McPherson and wife Horse Creek Allen Watson Ottawa Pa J M Aldrich Walden Cole B R Keefe Kayceeohn Herrick Chugwater Walter Masters Matamora Ind Mrs C Co Meyers Carpenter J M Purcell and wife Leavenworth Kas Miss Athel Kinny Fremont Neb Geo H Mitch ell KE W Valentine and wife Denver Mrs McClements Neb Grace Underhill Atlantic George Rowler Albany N Y
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Chugwater
Walter Masters
Matamora
Ind
C. Co. Meyers
Carpenter
J. M. Purcell
Leavenworth
Kas
Miss &Thel Kinny
Fremont
Neb
Geo. H. Mitchell
Names of Residents Listed Across Multiple Cities
A long list of individuals and family names linked to various places from Arapthon to Omaha appears, naming Mavis Smith Mrs and others alongside spouses, cities, and towns. The fragment reads like a directory notice or social register snippet with many scattered locales including Hereford Princeton St. Paul Ogden Denver and Scranton.
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Mavis Smith
Arapthon
Perf
Sidney
C. R. Breternett
North Platte
Neb
Local Names in Legal Notice Listed
Co. F. Ray of Washington D C George Wales of Loveland Colorado C Ellsworth of Lone Rock Wisconsin and F C Smith and wife of Laramie are named in the notice.
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F. Ray
Washington, D. C
George Wales
Loveland
Colo
C. Ellsworth
Lone Rock
Wis
F. C. Smith
Laramie
Local Names List From Longmont and Denver Area
A clipped ledger style entry lists individuals and towns including John Comstock Longmont Colo M B Rhodes Lander J A Baxter and wife W 2% Dale Ogden Frank White and wife Chicago Harlan Humphrey Grover M E Warner S W Everman Denver John Hil bert Omaha Tom Beach R A Russell Ft Collins.
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John Comstock
Longmont
Colo
M. B. Rhodes
Lander
J. A. Baxter
Dale
Ogden
Frank White
Chicago
Harlan Humphrey
Grover
M. E. Warner
S. W. Everman
Denver
John Hilbert
Omaha
Tom Beach
R. A. Russell
Ft. Collins
Chicago cafes and hotels raise prices for convention crowds
Chicago cafe owners plan higher prices as convention crowds arrive. Downtown cafe menus show 10 to 15 percent increases on most dishes. Hotels also raise room rates from 2.50 to 4 dollars a day and from 4 to 6 or 10 dollars to match demand.
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Chicago
Sanitary Ice Price Listing Update
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred. Cook Bros. Co. lists price and contact via Phone 197 for orders and inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Collins Man Killed by Train in Fort Collins
RB 0 Johnson, a field man for the local sugar factory, died two hours after a collision with a freight train on the Colorado & Southern Wellington branch. H H Griffin, agricultural superintendent, was seriously injured when the auto was demolished as they left sugar factory grounds.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Johnson
H. H. Griffin
Wellington
Colorado & Southern
Griffin
Lacy's $35,000 Bridge Washed Out by Flood
A new state bridge at Lacy over the Grand River costing 35000 was washed out by high water. Other nearby bridges show signs of weakening as Glenwood Springs reports the flood impact yesterday.
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Lacy
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Grand River
Weather code meanings for displays and their combinations
Interpretation of multiple weather display numbers explains forecast signals. It lists No 1 through No 8 with relations to fair or rainy conditions, warmer or colder temperatures, and local snow or rain, noting combinations like No 1 with No 4 to indicate fair weather warmer or colder variants.
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Cates
Arcowsky
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Fort Robinson
Windy City
Rockwell Far
Goodrich
Atone
National League
Rk. H. E
Jans Esces
Cincinnati
Marchard and Meyers
Kenton
Fromme
Mclean
Phildedathlila
St. Jouis
Alexander and
Broin
Wille, Geyer
Sollee
Wingo
Foston
Brrogmirt
Bareer
Miller
Cheney
Archer
R. H. EB. Botrecht
Gregor Ss
Chigsros
Mayer, Johnson and Annamith
Ank
Ars
S.c
Hatteries
Towell and Stephens
Morgan
Lapp
Eris
Kahler
Warhop
Sweeney
American Association
Colulmbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Mis
Packey
Jack White
Mary Bryan
Colorado
Henry J. Arnold
Spaulding, Victor and
Spaulding
The
James Bros
17Th
Eddy Streets
Becker
Henry Bryant
J. Jackson
H. W. Lewis
Lee W. le Clair
F. C. Fohlin
Atron Edmunds
Melrose Edmunda
J. Rebstock
J. Sorensen
G. Gullton
J. Leman
John Green
Scranton
Jack Woods
Albany
Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Collins
Culyvyenne
Wyo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
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