Pederson Says Gotch Should Wrestle Him For World Title
Dane Jess Pederson declares he will wrestle Frank Gotch for the world championship if Gotch keeps his word. He plans a waiting game against Turk Yussif Mahmout, aiming to wear him down before finishing him, and demands Gotch sign articles if he is returned. Mahmout’s camp expresses high confidence, claiming the Turk is at his best.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Jess Pedersen
Yussif Mahmout
Pederson
Ebhall
Gotch
Mahmout
Klaus
Giants Fill Hospital At Marlin Exhibition Games
Marlin Texas March 1 Several Giants were in the hospital today from accidents and cold related injuries. Manager McGraw canceled morning practice as players engaged in tennis running and other exercises. Chief Meyers awaited late in the day and may travel to Dallas or Fort Worth for upcoming games. Christy Mathewson's veterans arrive this evening but will not join the young players at the first exhibition.
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Marlin
Texas
Weathers
McGraw
Meyers
Dallas
Fort Worth
Christy Mathewson
Ferns Beats Deshler in Ten Round Fight
Kansas City welterweight Clarence Ferns defeated Dave Leshle of Belive tonight in ten rounds at Kansas City. The bout featured Ferns dominant early with Leshle rallying late but Ferns secured a clear decision.
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Kansas City, Mo
Clarence
Wildcat) Ferns
Kansas City
Dave Leshle
Eaton Rough and Tumble Defeat Cheyenne 30 to 20
In a brisk gymnasium clash Eaton beat Cheyenne 30 to 20. The game stayed physical with a torn jersey and a player ejected. Eaton’s second half surge overturned a Cheyenne first half edge.
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Eaton
Cheyenne
W. Mimmack
Cenne
Dillman
Ginks Triumph In Exciting Match Over Squabs
The Ginks defeated the Squabs 6 to 0 in a lively game noted for hair-dressing skill and fumbling. Della Hilliard led scoring with four tallies, Theresa McTnerny added a stylish basket, and the night ended with a pleasant dance following the excitement.
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Della Hilliard
Theresa McTnerny
Self Made Man Ernest Thalman Dies in New York
News from Cheyenne reports the death in New York last Monday of Ernest Thalman, a key Wyoming investor in the Wyoming Development Company, Wheatland Industrial Company, Pueblo holdings, and Omaha Water. Senior member of Ladenburg Thalman and Company, he helped finance western securities and international banking. Governor Carey mourns his loss as a leading businessman and friend. Edward T. David of Douglas attends a state immigration board meeting and promotes the Good Roads gathering. New incorporations include South Superior Fuel, Polson Spider Petroleum, Two State Irrigation, Aldrich Bowen Company. New notaries J. LePage Sheridan and Grace Curley Cheyenne. Croup warning offers Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Cheyenne
New York
Ernest Thalman
Carey
Wyoming
Thalmann
Wyoming Development Company
Wheatland Industrial Company
Pueblo Property
Omaha Water Company
United States
America
Ladenburg, Thalman and Company
Thalman
Edward T. David
Douglas
Wyoming State Board of Immigration
State House
David
Good Roads
South Superior Fuel Company
Capital
W. S. Smith
Denver
Polson Spider Petroleum Company
Casper
B. R. Shipp
State Irrigation Company
Capital Atock
Dan van Wagnen
Los Angeles
Lee Patrick
Oklahoma
Utah
Green River
Granger
Aldrich Bowen Company
Capital Stock
Mrs Roosevelt Sails for Canal Zone Departure Shocks Reporter
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her daughter Miss Ethel sailed on the Turrialba from New York to the Canal Zone. The former declined to discuss plans, saying she never talks, while a reporter pressed about a potential long stay or Colonel Roosevelt joining the voyage.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Misa Ethel
United Flalt Company
Canal Zone
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Twenty Nine Complaints Filed Against Rail Roads
The Rocky Mountain Traffic Association based in Cheyenne has filed twenty nine formal complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging freight rate discrimination in this territory over the past two years. Claims amount to about $2,000 affecting Laramie Rawlins Wheatland Saratoga Encampment and other towns. Hearings are expected in Cheyenne around May 1.
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Rocky Mountain Traffic Association
Cheyenne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laramie
Rawlins
Wheatland
Saratoga
Gasoline electric tool car transforms railroad work
The Rock Island railroad adopts a gasoline automobile style tool car with a 30 hp engine and a 6.5 kW Crocker Wheeler generator to power two spike screwing machines six drills and an electric rail saw. The setup reduces manual labor on site.
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Rock Island
Electrical News
Electric tools speed repairs on railways improve efficiency
The article explains using screw spikes and electric tools to replace wood spikes, reducing curve troubles and rot. It notes that extra cable and switches allow rapid repairs within a quarter mile, enabling faster maintenance and keeping trains moving smoothly.
Boston Restaurant Opens on Seventeenth Street
George Sliman and Elias open the Boston Restaurant at 17 West Seventeenth Street offering first class cafe service. They promise unusually satisfactory patronage for both ladies and gentlemen and emphasize the proprietors' extensive experience in the business.
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Sliman
George
Elias
Boston
West
Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne
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