Outlaws and Knights Triumph in Doubleheader at Pioneer Park
In two elongated games Sunday at Pioneer Park the Outlaws defeated the Twelfth U.S. Cavalry 16 to 1 while the Knights of Columbus beat the Haymakers 19 to 4. The Outlaws featured strong hitting and improved defense led by Pavelka Lowery Shulty and Dunne. Knights Crowland Wolfe and Haymakers Dopel Hoke excelled in batting and fielding as Columbus and Haymakers struggled to respond.
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Pioneer Park
U. S. Cavalry
Kinehia of
Columbus
Outlaw
Pavelka
Lowery
Shulty
Dunne
Knaights
Knights
Crowland
Wolfe
Dopel
Hoke
Delegates to Casper Meeting on Yellowstone Highway Plans
Secretary of State Frank L. Howk and George W. Hoyt led delegates from Cheyenne to Casper for a good roads meeting. The gathering aims to finalize plans for improving the Yellowstone highway and related roads, with many towns along the route to be represented and to discuss material development of the road.
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Frank L. Howk
George W. Hoyt
Cheyenne
Casper
Wyoming
Allen Wins Open Progressive Pool Tournament at Boyd's
Fred Allen won the open progressive pool tournament at Boyd Pool and Billiard hall last night in front of about one hundred spectators. He drew the first table, won his first game, and endured eight games without a loss while staying at table No. 1 throughout the event.
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Fred Allen
Boyd Pool
Allen
Yable
Guests of Mr and Mrs Bell Visit From Norfolk Nebraska
Mr and Mrs H E Hardy and daughters Lois and Mary of Norfolk Nebraska arrive with Mr Arthur Clark of Poston Massachusetts to visit their cousin Mr Walter Bell in this city. They plan to motor to Lusk on Thursday.
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BRLL
H. BE. Hardy
Lois and
Mary
Norfolk
Neb
Leader's Treat Much Enjoyed Miss Lawler
Miss Annie Virginia Lawler, 12, enjoyed a Saturday guest visit to the Sells-Floto circus as part of a political campaign event. The Leader’s party toured, rode in gifted Hudson and Reo cars, watched acts, and returned to office to report subscriptions and enjoy the day. Rosa Rosalind impressed with training a horse to perform a two step, and all thanked The Leader and Mr. Dinneen for the outing and support.
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Annie Virginia Lawler
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Wbapons
Hudson
W. EB. Dinnecn
Rosa Rosalind
Mr. Dinneen
Embezzler Cundiff Sought in Missouri Case Extradition Issued
Extradition papers were issued by Acting Governor Houx for George Cundiff a Wells Fargo driver in Macon Missouri charged with embezzling 1300 in silver and 5000 in currency he delivered the silver but claimed the cash had not arrived He fled by train reaching Evanston Wyoming before capture and is in sheriff Joseph Holvey s custody in Macon Missouri The note mentions Liberty Bells and Geo P Knight as authorized agents amid wallpaper references The Sherman O o is unclear from the fragment
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Houx
George Cundiff
Macon
Cundiff
Wells-Fargo
Hvanston
Wyo
Joseph Holvey
Armored Auto Train Occupies Cheyenne With Parade of War Cars
Eight armored automobiles designed for war service arrived in Cheyenne as a friendly expedition led by Col. R P Davidson of the Northwestern Military and Naval Academy. Thirty students helped escort the car caravan through the city to San Francisco for practical testing on varied terrain. The convoy features a reconnaissance car with map instruments and a wireless signal car with a 200 mile radius and a 30 caliber automatic gun.
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Europe
Cheyenne
R. P. Davidson
Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
Lake Geneva
San Francisco
Crow
L. B. Army
City Briefs and Local Notes from Cheyenne
Cheyenne reports include Miller's offering correct watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave with moderate prices and high quality. Over 100 tourists passed through on Lincoln Highway. city garages busy with heavy repair work. Deserted Sunday streets due to out-of-town visitors. Coliseum dancing Saturday night with six tickets for 25. Fishing parties report good catches. insurance and housing services available near 19th and Carey. City Commissioners held a regular meeting with little business of note.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
New Hats Display at 116 West 17th Street
Daily millinery additions to stock displayed at 116 West 17th Street. Also brief notes: Ser geant Fred McCall of the Twelfth cavalry had a court case dropped for lack of evidence. Cheyenne Messenger Service offers prompt, round-the-clock service at phone number 8. Charles L Beatty of Pine Bluffs traveled to Cheyenne on business yesterday. Fresh ranch eggs advertised for breakfast at Munewal and MawwWa. The Leader will announce Thursday the winner of the Pony contest.
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West 17Th Street
Fred McCall
Twelfth Cavalry
Bluffs
Charles L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
Past Noble Grands Hostess Event Planned
Live Fish-Davis at 412 W 10th hosts Mrs Schag and Mrs John Schag at 3712 Thomas with the Past Noble Grands gathering set for Wednesday afternoon June 10.
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Davis
Schag
John Schag
Thomas
Bids Opened for New Sewer District
City commissioners met at city hall and opened bids for a new sewer district. Bid amounts were not released. A petition to extend water service to Park Addition was received but no action was taken.
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Park
Nho
Strawberry Party at Parish Hoye Features Music and Treats
Under St. Mark's Guild, a strawberry event on July 1 offers admission 260 with strawberries ice cream and cake. Good music for dancing, vibrant atmosphere, hot coffee and WouaTv mentioned as part of the refreshment list.
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Hoye
A. Ing
St. Mark's Guild
Railway hospital systems aim to extend workers' longevity
Dr C W Hopkins of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway outlined in San Francisco that railroads increasingly adopt hospital organization to keep workers healthy and productive. He cited two models, funded by monthly worker contributions or company-funded care, and warned of high railroad trespass fatalities.
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San Francisco
Cal
C. W. Hopkins
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Academy of Medicine
Hopkins
Ifty
Tremendous problem blamed on tramp class slaughter on railroads
The passage decries a vast loss caused by tramp class abuses as a social burden on families and railroads. It praises a proposed Ilindle legislature statute as well intentioned and urges swift enactment to free railways from blame for unnecessary slaughter and to inspire other states to follow.
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Ilindle
Centennial picnic draws Cheyenne crowds from B of R T
Nearly 800 people joined the Cheyenne excursion to the Centennial picnic sponsored by B of R T 288. The Cheyenne band played on the depot platform before departure, with dancing and fishing as main attractions. Two more cars were added to the train at Laramie, totaling 14 cars. E K Taft G A Holmer and R E Henke led the excursion committee.
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Cheyenne
B. of R. T
Centennial
Laramle
E. K. Taft
G. A. Holmer
R. E. Henke
Return of Cheyenne Postman Seeks Free Exposition Trip
J F Gross, longtime Cheyenne post office worker and first carrier after free delivery began, returned from California yesterday. He recalls Cheyenne’s growth from a small town and praises his daughter in law Mrs Clive Gross who is contending for one of eight free exposition trips.
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J. F. Gross
Cheyenne
California
Gross
Clive Gross
Mrs Mary Fields Dies at Daughter’s Riverside Home Cal
Mrs Mary Fields longtime Cheyenne Wyoming resident dies at her daughter’s Riverside California home early Sunday after brief illness. Her remains will be taken to Cheyenne for interment. services to be announced.
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Mary Fields
Cal
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Riverside
Fielde
U S Reiterates Demand for Direct Talks in Frye Case
The United States released the June 14 note to Germany urging direct diplomatic settlement of the Frye prize claim. Washington rejects Germany’s claim that prize court action is needed and denies Germany’s right to stop ships carrying contraband, citing potential future submarine attacks. The note notes Germany’s liability under the 1886 treaty and seeks indemnity terms.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Civil Service Exams Open for Instrument Maker and Wheelwright
The United States Civil Service Commission invites open competitive exams for instrument maker and wheelwright, both men only. Certifications will fill vacancies in the Bureau of Standards Washington DC at $900 to $1,020 yearly and in the Indian Service Fort Apache Agency Arizona at $720 yearly, with vacancies elsewhere as needed by reinstatement transfer or promotion.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Indian Service
Pat Fort Apache
Arizona
Authorized Agent For Liberty Bells Grou P Knight
A document identifies an authorized agent for Liberty Bells group with P Knight named as the contact or representative. The text specifies agency status and the formal designation within the organization.
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Hoyt
Boyd
Miss Lawler
Port Liberty Bells
Geo. P. Knight
Chy
Cook Bros
Cheyenne Business District
Coliseum
Eopards Orchestra
Mark Chapman
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Pricee
Munewal
MawwWa
The
Sheraen
Atlas Theatre
Mary Fuller
Victor
Salem Town
Murdoch McQuarrie
ATLAS
Ochitlonen, Be
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R. T
William Elliott
Paris
Liberty Bells
Gro, P. Knight
Weekly Leader
Subserti Loos
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