Mondell Soundly Presses States Rights Amid National Road Drive
The article notes Mondell of Wyoming opposing federal road building and rail consolidation arguing for states’ rights. It cites fears of federal control over lands mines and water power and warns of crown land policies limiting Western development. It frames a debate between federal authority and state sovereignty with Hamiltonian federalist echoes.
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Meddladlers
Canada
Congress
Mondetl
Wyoming
Miesander Hamilton
Mir
Tam
Will You Vote Today in Cheyenne Civic Duty Appeal
An urging article stresses that every qualified citizen must vote, arguing government legitimacy rests on turnout. It highlights that both husbands and wives have two votes and urges full participation by households to influence Cheyenne's municipal election outcomes.
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Cheyenne
President Wilson’s stand on conservation urged by leader
The article quotes Wilson’s conservation pledge urging use of natural resources by the people and warns against monopoly power. It stresses forest growth, settlement of lands, development of water power and mines with public ownership over private control, to keep government aligned with the public.
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Wilson
Im Sunday
Apa Clear
Jose Sowlon
Alaska
United States
Access of Authority to the People’s Lives
Fragmentary quotation discusses government responsiveness to the whole American public. It questions whether the people can be granted access to authority and considers how authority should serve lives under a government led by Woodrow Wilson era rhetoric.
Wool price turmoil noted by Denver Times editorial
A Denver Times opinion cites tariff impacts on wool, showing price swings from 15 to 18 cents and production costs. The piece highlights market volatility and calls for cautious analysis amid rising concerns about wool industry health.
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The
Denver Times
National League doubleheader ends split for Superbas and Giants
New York and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 4 2 in ten innings and the Giants taking the nightcap 5 1. Ragan and Fromme pitched the opener as Doyle homered to tie late. Curtis and Yingling held the Brooklyn lineup in the second game while Mathewson shut out the locals.
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New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Ragan
Fromme
Doyle
Crandall
Stengel
Wheat
R. H. F. Brooklyn
Miller
Myers
Sciences
F & Wew
Quakers Bat James All Over The Field
Philadelphia bats tear into James delivery as they rout Boston 8 to 3. Cravath pounds two doubles a home run and a single in five at bats, with Luderus Lobert and Maranyville contributing heavy hitting for the visitors. Boston’s small infield and Paskett highlight fielding.
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Boston
Philadelphia
James
Cravath
Luderus
Lobert
Maranyvillé
Paskett
Howton
Brennan
Kiullifer
Whaling
Reds Rally Past Pirates in Fast Finish 7-6
Cincinnati overcame a 6-2 deficit to defeat Pittsburgh 7-6. Tinker singles to start the rally, Groh adds a hit, Marsadhe and Berghammer reach on errors, Avella drives in runs, and the winning run comes in the eighth as Reds bullpen and spot hitters contribute.
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Reds
The
Pirates
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Tinker
Ife
Manning
Dershammer
Dodge
Groh V
Berghammer
Marsadhe
Alvella
Starter
Dome
Picseorgh Csisssrascse
Cimetamath
Cooper
Camutis
Robinosa
Coleman
Benton
Johnson
Harter
Clarke
Western League results show Lincoln defeat Dee Moines in clash
In the Western League lineup Lincoln beat Dee Moines 12 to 8 while Denver edged Topeka 19 to 1 and St Louis defeated Wichita 2 to - Omaha standings unclear from fragmented report.
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Lincoln
Dee Moines
Denver
Topeka
Stous City
Wichita
Omaha
White Sox Win First Then Lose In Twin Bill
Chicago and St. Louis split a doubleheader after a 12 inning pitchers duel between Trussell and Hamton. In the opener Shotten walked and Stowell singled to start a rally. Johnson drove in the decisive run. In the nightcap Berger delivered a key hit in the 12th after a bunt by Lord, giving Chicago the win as Weav er and Berger had tied the ninth.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Trussell
Hamton
Shotten
Stowell
Jratt
Johnso
Weaver
Berger
Lord
Chase
Collins
R. HE
Boal
Baumgardner
Agnew
Cicotte
Russell
White
Annd
Schalk
R. H. E. Chigaso
Nets
Heavy Stick Work Wins For Athletics
Philadelphia defeats Boston 13 to 4 as hard hitting leads the Athletics. Houck relieves Brown in the second inning and receives perfect support. A standout double play Schang Barry Melonis Carrigan turns a bunted ball, while Colling misplays a bunt on the plate.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Houck
Brown
Schang
Barry
Melonis
Carrigan
Colling
Mosclay
Foster
R. HH. E
BEC
Moseley
Foston
Cady
Washington New York game postponed by rain
In Wastington DC on June 23 a scheduled Washington versus New York game was postponed due to rain. No rescheduled time announced.
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Wastington
New York
Sotional League Scores From Cincinnati and St Louis
At Cincinnati Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4. At St Louis Chicago won 6 to 2. The summaries list scores and competing teams in two city games.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Louis
Baseball scores from Chicago and Cleveland twin bills
In the American League Chicago hosted St Louis with scores 2 to 6 in the first game and Detroit 6 Chicago 2 in the second. At Cleveland Detroit won 6 to 3 in the first game and 2 to 1 in the second.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Loula
Cleveland
Detroi
Detroit
Rheumatism Relief Claim From Mapleton Reader
Lee I. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa recounts two years of rheumatism that left his hand unable to reach his mouth. He credits Chamberlains ointment with restoring health after one month of use and reports no further rheumatic pain. For sale by all druggists.
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Lee I. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
All Drugpieta
Striking Operators in St Louis to be Paid Picket Fees
In St Louis on June 23 several thousand dollars were sued by the telephone night from other unions in the city, or the striking operators will receive five dollars and their expenses for picket duty during the week.
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Louis
Floor finishing and decorating item unclear
The readable text is fragmented and obscure with references to floor finishing and decorating but lacks coherent names, places, or dates to establish a concrete news item or event.
Pelkey Cleared of Manslaughter in McCarty Death
Artha Pelkey, the pugilist, was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Luther McCarty after a May 24 bout in Calgary. The jury ruled the contest a prize fight and said the blow was not intended to cause fatal results, amid a large crowd outside the prisoners box.
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Calgary
Artha Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Burns Arena
Saat
McCarty
Pelkey
Harvey
Justice Harvey
Plains Hotel Clinches Fourth Win Over Cavalry
Plains Hotel wins their fourth straight game by defeating the Twelfth Cavalry 11 to 4 at Fort Russell. Smith pitched well with a home run, Sam Colby at second and Tilford Ashford in center standout, Ashford making a dramatic bases loaded catch in the ninth.
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Plains Hotel
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Smith
Sam Colby
Tilford Ashford
Plains
Ashford
Ballard
Palmer
Allen
Reinke
Rowland
Hefferman
Homestead Consolidated Notice for Final Proof
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces that settlers have filed for final three-year proofs. Entries include Arthur K. Klopfer serial 0025 for 84 Rec 20 T15N R65W and others: Delbert J. Hudson serial 0985, Charles Child serial 04976, George Walter serial 86080, and more with various lot, section, and township details. Witnesses are named from Cheyenne and Durham, Wyoming. Public notice dated June 12 1914.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wis
Arthur KE. Klopfer
Byron D. van Zandt
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudson
Ell B. Hudson
E. B. Hudson
P. M. Witnessea
Arthur KE. Knopfer
H. E. Goodman
Wyo
Glen Marble
Charles Child
Durham
Lotsa
Ernest T. Goodman
Arthur BE
Klopfer
F. B. Hudson
Charlies T. Child
Eli B. Hudson
Klapfter
George Walter
Wee G. Chinn
J. C. Long
Charles T Child
Kili B. Hudson
Wyo Arnest H. Goodman, on homestead entry, Serial No.@4617 for the W
Arthur E. Klopfer
Big B. Hudson
Charlea
Dug —_ e
Cllaplan Inter
Notice of Intention to make final proof Cheyenne land claim
United States Land Office announces Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof on land described as NE% Sec 24 T13N R67W 6th P M. Hearing set before register and receiver July 28 191%. Witnesses listed: David Merna John J Astle Frank A Roedel J D Blamey all of Cheyenne Wyoming. W B E Chaplin Register.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ervin Clarke
Wyo
David Merna
John J. Astle
Frank A. Roedel
J. D. Blamey
W. BE. Chaplin
Register
Francis L. Schenefelt
John G. Lins
J. W. Wagner
Maude Shenefelt
Samuel A. Wilson
Divide
Francis L. Shenefelt
Maude
Shenefelt
August Siefken
John Neddeau
Homer Neddeau
Walter J. Leith
Fad Crossman
Renko H. Siefken
Henry Siefken
H.l Crossman
W. E. Chaplin
United States
Dana
Ion Cheyenne
Jiame
Charles B. Hyatt
Cheye
Yi' Ming
Lota
Gay
Roy
Lan Yy
Mamer HH Wii
Samuel Dd. Schuetz
KR. A
Monretatay
A. L
Crown Wyoming
Chaplin
Regisiter
Peay
Notice of First Meeting in George Sell Bankruptcy
In the matter of George Sell bankrupt at Cheyenne Wyoming in the district of Laramie. On June 16 1913 George Sell was adjudged a bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be July 8 1913 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at room 501 First National Bank Building Cheyenne. Creditor claims must be proven and a trustee appointed. Clyde M Watts Referee in Bankruptcy.
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George
Cheyenne
Laramie
Stovergry
Sell
First National Bank
Wyning
Wyoming
Jane 16Th
Clyde M. Watts
Bankrute
Notice of Public Land Claim by Harry H Stanton
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wy May 31 1913 notice states Harry H Stanton of Cheyenne filed intent to prove up land under Hopstead and additional entries in Section 6 Township 12 N Range 63 W Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof due July 8 1918 before the Cheyenne land office with witnesses Herbert B Sherman Wilfred Coffitt George Reader Wm Warren all of Carpenter Wy. W E Chaplin Register July 4
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Department of the Interior
States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry H. Stanton
Hopstead
Gerial
Sixth Prince Meridian
United States Land Office
Herbert B. Sherman
Wilfred (Onfitt
George Reader
Wm. Warren
Carpenter
W. E. Chaplin
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