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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
16
Chinn Indians Fall to Spuds at Greeley In Rough Game
The Cheyenne Indians lost 2 to 9 to the Spuds at Greeley in a ragged Sunday contest. New faces filled in for absent regulars as Mantion and Luther debuted at third and second bases, with Gertz pitching well for the Indians but costly errors. Cassidy led the Spuds in right field while Bugs Cummings and Gertz fanned many batters. The Indians returned home after the loss, having traveled after a curtain-raiser between Gilcrest and Gill teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Cheyenne Indians
Spuds
Mantion
Ricks
Luther
Slendershot
Im Teft
Crowland
Orville Brown
Gerts
Indiana
Rick Manion
Warlaumont
Napier
Schmidt
Gertz
Fleet
Cassidy
Denver Western Teacue Club
Indians
Gilcrest
Gill
Cheyenne
Bugs’ Cummings
Weather report for Cheyenne Wyoming June twenty fourth
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau local Cheyenne Wyoming report for 24 hours ending 6 pm June 25 shows clear skies, high 78 at 4 pm, low 54 at 5 50 am, normal mean 66, precipitation 8.32 inches since January 1, normal 7.45 inches, wind east 24 mph, last 24 hours rain. Generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler in the southern portion Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Local
Cheyenne
Wyo
Até
Wyoming
Canadian solons discharged in graft case
Sir Rodmond Roblin former premier of Manitoba and cabinet members G M Coldwell and J H Howden were discharged in Winnipeg on motion by crown counsel. They faced indictment for alleged conspiracy to defraud the government in the erection of parliament buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipeg
Rodmond Rublin
G. M. Coldwell
J. H. Howden
Assize Court
Frontier boosters promote Cheyenne event to Greeley crowds
About 400 Frontier boosters traveled from Cheyenne to Greeley in eighty autos to publicize the upcoming Frontier Days festival. They visited northern Colorado towns, distributing advertising material and urging support. Greeley now has two active bands, sparking rivalry over performing during Cheyenne’s Frontier show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Cheyenne
Greeley
Colorado
Frontier Committee
Army of Boosters
Frontier Show
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Hoston 3 Brooklyn 2 with Rudolph Gowdy Marquard Meyers. Hoston 4 Brooklyn 2 with Tyler Gowdy Cheney Miller. New York 2 Philadelphia 0 with Anderson Rariden Kixey Killifer. New York 5 Philadelphia 0 with Seidbold Meyer Mogridge Nunamaker. Washington 4 Boston 0 with Harper Gable Almsmith Foster Bader Agnew Thomas. Washington 4 Boston 2 with Dumont Henry Pennock Thomas. St Louis 9 Cleveland 6 with Davenport Beveried Caveleskie O Neill. Detroit Chicago rained out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hoston
Rudolph
Gowdy
Marquard
Meyers
Tyler
Cheney
Miller
Philadelphia
New York
Anderson
Rariden
Kixey
Killifer
Seidbold
Meyer
Mogridge
Nunamaker
Schauer
Shocker
Washington
Boston
Harper
Gable
Almsamith
Foster
Bader
Agnew
Thomas
Dumont
Henry
Pennock
Clevelas
St. Louis
Cleveland
Davenport
Beveried
Ca Veleskie
O'Neill
Detroit
Chicago
Rain
Provost Guards Start Wearing Arm Bands in Cheyenne
Arm bands bearing the letters PA denote military police. A provost guard of thirty men patrol Cheyenne streets each night keeping order among fort visitors. Lieut Howe is provost marshal. Twenty seven MPs guard the business district and three patrol the segregated district. The same thirty troopers stay on MP duty in town and return to Fort Russell at midnight. All soldiers off duty must leave the city by 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevenne
Lieut
Howeh
Femaln
Provost Guard
Fort Russell
French Will Improve Marine Fleet Under Unified Department
Paris June 25. The chamber of deputies adopted a resolution to place work increasing the French merchant marine under one department. Louis Nail said the fleet was 2 500 000 tons at the war’s start, with 660 000 tons lost and 469 000 by war acts, while 680 000 tons were built or bought and 140 000 tons stocked, leaving the fleet larger than before. Germany’s losses were 2 600 000 tons. Pershing ordered an amalgamation of the American clearing house with the Red Cross, to be in Red Cross control by Sept. 1 as part of broader war coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Nail
Nail
Germany
Ribout
American Clearing House
American Red Cross
John Pershing
Clearing House
Red Cross
Pershing
France
Reardon House Raid by Cheyenne Police
Belle Reardon, called the era’s most notorious madam, and five other women were arrested during a raid on her 616 West Eighteenth Street house. Four men were detained. evidence included four bar rels and beer bottles. Officers Christensen Clancy Chief Embery and H Robitaille led the raid. The women are jailed. Belle faces charges of running a house of ill fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Reardon
Madame
Belle
West Eighteenth Street
Cheyenne
Christensen
Clancy
Embery
H. Robitaille
Sheriff's Office
Jair
Wyoming Red Cross quota plan exceeds expectations
Laramie county faced a threefold allotment as Platte and Goshen counties merged. The finance committee reported strong drive results with volunteers selling tags at a loitering saloon. The Franco Wyoming Oil firm boosted its gift to 5000 dollars while Pullman contributed 1000 dollars to the Wyoming Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Thompson
Laramie County
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
J. C. Thompson, Jr
Red Cross
Franco-Wyoming Oil Company
Pullman Company
Wyoming Red Cross
House and Well Where Baby Keet Was Found
The body of four teen-months-old Baby Keet, son of Springfield banker J Holland Keet, was found in an abandoned well at the Crenshaw house outside Springfield. Claud Piersol, suspected kidnapper leader, was seized by a mob and later returned to jail after claiming innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keet
Baby Keet
J. Holland Keet
Springfield, Mo
Crenshaw House
Springfield
Claud Piersol
Mann Act hinted in Miss Lusk wife murder case
Dr. David Roberts faced a private hearing as federal and county authorities seek possible Mann Act implications in the Grace Lusk case. A confidential document held by District Attorney Morris Tullar may illuminate what he knows. Miss Lusk’s condition improved as the inquiry continues ahead of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Frame
Roberts
Dr. Blott
Henry Lockney
Mias Lusk
Government
Secret Service
Miss Lusk
German Crop Prospects Bright in Southern and Western Germany
A German government report dated June 25 states that heavy rainfall has produced brilliant crop prospects in southern and western Germany and thoroughly satisfactory outlooks in the middle and eastern provinces. Private AP reports to mid June suggest 1917 prospects are not brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Germany
Associated Press
Charges of Highgrading Withdrawn by Rigdon
At six o clock last night after a second panel was drawn earlier in the day, Rigdon withdrew charges of highgrading. Neither side used all peremptory challenges. Jurors listed include A. W. Hopkins of Saratoga, David C. Harned of Granite Canon, and John Franson a clerk at Union Pacific railroad office in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hopkins
Saratoga
David C. Harned
Granite Canon
John Franson
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Legal Talent Retained in Cheyenne Trial Jury Instructions
A list of professionals includes J H Arbuckle and others from Cheyenne and Newcastle as legal figures. Judge Riner emphasizes jury secrecy and strict adherence to court rules, inviting daily checks on communication during the trial. Attorneys W B Ross and Gen John Charles Thompson represent multiple clients from Denver and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Arbuckle
Cooper, Angel
Newcastle
H. Uteinger, Jr
Rock Springs
Emil Kreuger
Rawlins
George H. Kingham
Cheyenne
John J. McInerney
William
Hainesworth
Edward Bartley
J. A.” Kirkpatrick
John A. Riner
Jude Riner
John Charles Thompson
Victor Peterson
Denver
Thomaso Ward
Dennis F. Sullivan
B. G. Vannata
Thomas Ward
Frank Cochrane
George Heber
Edward Boughton
Charlies Daniels
Daniel McLeod
Cochrane
Hilliard
Ridgely
Wyoming Oil Rapid Progress in New Merritt Gusher
Report says drilling in perfect shale at the Merritt gusher formation shows rapid progress with excitement building for upcoming weeks. Investors are urged to act quickly on 1 000 shares at 9 06 to capitalize on potential gains, with a large speculative opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Menauaite Baibaieg
Deaver
Colo
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California
Greeley StuUps
Ghutz
Miron Gane Wada
Weather Report
CHIAN
Reardon
Rigdon
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Wyoming Oil
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