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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

14

Ault Fails to Make Good on Indoor Baseball Challenge

The State Leader published a note from Ault Colorado manager challenging Cheyenne to an indoor baseball duel. Cheyenne organizers under Paul Turgeon formed the Cheyenne Indians and prepared to host, but Ault failed to respond, risking disbandment. Turgeon and star players like Turgeon and Baughman were poised to prove themselves against Colorado.

Noo Ault Colo Cheyenne Ira Bidwell Indians Paul Turgeon Indianas Chevermie Didane Colorado Taree#h Turgeon Baughman Swift

Appointment of Charles B. Winter as Sixth District Judge

Governor Carey named Charles B. Winter of Casper to the newly created sixth judicial district bench. The Natrona county bar, across Natrona Converse and Fremont counties, approves the unsolicited appointment. Winter, born 1870 in Muscatine Iowa, studied at Nebraska Wesleyan and Creighton, and has practiced in Omaha and Wyoming since 1902. First term court opens in April.

Casper, Wye Carey Charles B. Winter Sixth Judicial District Natrona County Winter Muscatine Iowa Nebraska Wesleyan University Nebraska Churchill, Covell Casper Natrona Converse Fremont

Canine Code and Etiquette Among Dogs

An essay on canine etiquette describes how dogs respect possession of a bone, with the first to claim owning it and the rest observing social rules. It notes a few hooligan dogs who break the code, and mentions Miss Margaret Wilson leading a movement to involve women’s clubs in social center legislation, with the Russell Sage Foundation aiding Federated Women's clubs.

Miss Margaret Wilson The Russell Sage Foundation Miss Wilson Federated Women's Clubs

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