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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

6

Ault Fails to Make Good on Indoor Baseball Challenge

A bold challenge from Ault Colorado to Cheyenne indoor baseball teams met with no reply. Paul Turgeon led the Cheyenne Indians to form an indoor squad named the Cheyenne Didane Fire, vowing to host or travel for competition. The Cheyenne group trained hard, but Ault did not respond, risking disbandment as the locals hoped for a match against Ault.

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

Winter Named Judge for Sixth Wyoming District in Casper

Governor Carey appointed Hon. Charles B. Winter of Casper to the sixth judicial district bench. Winter, born 1870 in Muscatine Iowa, trained at Nebraska Wesleyan and Creighton law, practiced in Omaha, came to Wyoming in 1902, and recently opened a Casper office after moving from Encampment. The appointment, unsolicited, gains broad county bar and public support. first term court convenes 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 Etiquette and Social Center Legislation Aligned

In natural law dogs show a code of etiquette with the bone rule and defense of possessions. The piece notes canine behavior and the social move led by Miss Margaret Wilson urging social center legislation with Russell Sage Foundation cooperation from Federated Women's Clubs.

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

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