Cheyenne Fans Back Rising Wrestler Toliver in Training
Promising lightweight Toliver trains daily at Eagle hall ahead of his match with local Frank Brown. Crowds fill the gym as Toliver, popular in Colorado and Denver, prepares to face Brown next Friday. Toliver, in a year as pro, won the Rocky Mountain lightweight title from Rey O’Connor and defeated welterweight champ Yokel in recent bouts. Manager McDonald brought Sailor Young and Orville Grace to Cheyenne to spar with Toliver.
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Roy Toliver
Frank Brown
Tolivér
Eagle Hall
Brown
Mag Et Eagle Hall
Jane
Toliver
Colorado
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Rey O'Conner
Edward L. McDonald
Sailor Young
United States Navy
Yung
Orville Grace
How to Cure a Cold in One Day Ad
An old ad claims to cure a cold in one day using laxative quinine tablets. It promises a refund if it fails and carries Grove's signature on each box.
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Drugelete
Grove
Gossip of the Railroads in Dur Viginiey
Payday arrived for rail workers with smaller checks due to busier past month. Union Pacific staff changes include Kelsey resigning and Pilcher leaving Buford station. Burlington expands track ballast and gravel pits prep for spring roadbed work. Trains 7 and 8 restored after washouts. timings unchanged.
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Union Pacific
Sherman
Buford
Front of Archway at U P Depot Aids Travel to Town
The article notes improved front archway at the U P depot boosting access to town and travel convenience while workers and officials move between depot and town. Ed Morris visited town for pay and repairs on his geso line motor car. Immigrant travel remains brisk through Cheyenne station with daily travelers heading west. Claim Agent R P Snyder returns from Laramie after investigating a fatal cinder pile fire. A E L Rust, succeeding the late Charles Wilsock, as sanitary inspector, has been touring the west. Harry Thompson of Beatrice Nebraska arrives in the city seeking work with the MU P company in the operating department.
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Kelsey
Buford
Cheyenne
U. P
Idaho
Hite
Ed Morris
A. EL. Rust
Chas. Wilsock
Harry Thompson
Beatrice, Neb
Jain
MU. P. Company
Notice to Teachers Examination in Cheyenne and Wheatland
Notice announces teachers certificates exams in Cheyenne Wheatland and Torrington high school buildings starting 8 30 a m on March 91 April 1 1911 with a detailed session program including penmanship arithmetic literature psychology geography biology and more led by Prof Kemp Kemp and Kemp listed among session topics. Dated March 4 2025 Mami Hefferon County Superintendent of Schools.
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Cheyenne
Wheatland
Torrington
Kemp
Diaz Unable to Control Rebellion
The report describes insurrectos seizing goods as Americans seek safety in Durango. Federals, outnumbered during a staged engagement, respond with limited fire before withdrawing. Authorities bolster garrisons in Coahuila Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas to deter uprisings by miners and ranchers.
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Guerrera
Durango
Insurrectos
Federals
Insurrectoe
Republic
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
Mexicans Are Drafting Soldiers
Contained fragment notes continued discussion on military drafts in Mexico. The text indicates officials claim the draft is insignificant and merely part of higher authority actions, with further context on the page one continuation.
Mexican government faces pacification task amid rebel threat
In Mexico City on March 20 Limantour warned Mexicans that rebel activity risks international complications. He dismissed a peace condition claim from Madero as absurd and vowed the government will not negotiate with armed individuals. Meanwhile in Trinidad Colorado reports show Japanese mine camp workers leaving for California or El Paso.
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Mexico City
Mar
Ding
Cay
Pinance
Limantour
Madero
New York
Trinidad
Colo
California
el Paso
Tex
Cheyenne Feels First Real Taste Of Spring
Cheyenne enjoys spring warmth with temperatures around sixty degrees. Residents flock outdoors, parks resemble picnics, and city outskirts see heavy traffic as auto parties fill the countryside.
Springtime bustle returns as cars exit garages and hats bloom
Was pressed into service early in the day and they were at a premium shortly after noon. Many an auto that had not been out of its private garage since Thanksgiving was brought out for its first run of the year while trains carried fishing parties to nearby towns. Lake Minnehaha was the favorite gathering spot for those not encumbered with the joy wagon, and Pioneer Park drew sun seekers. Whitaker remains weeks off, yet Spring hats and outfits appeared as ladies dressed in spring garb everywhere.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Ite
Fiest
Fowne Pear White
Lake Minnehaha
Pioneer Park
Adea
Scalding Accident Injures 3-Year-Old at Home
In Lovell on March 20 Bert Allred's three year old daughter fell into a tub of hot suds at her home. She was scalded from head to feet but not fatally. Doctors say she has a fighting chance to recover.
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Lovell
Bert Allred
Ranchman Reports Asphaltum Mine Discovery
J. E. Dow, a Kirby area ranchman, reports a bed of asphaltum discovered fourteen miles south of Basin. The deposit covers about 160 acres and appears to be of high quality.
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Basin
Mar
J. E. Dow
Kirby
Reporter jailed again for contempt over police tip in murder story
In Atlanta, T. J. Hamilton of the Augusta Herald must resume a five day jail term or pay $60 fine after refusing to name the policeman who gave a tip on a murder tale. The supreme court affirmed the contempt sentence.
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Atlanta, Ga
T. J. Hamilton
Augusta Herald
Story
Supreme Court
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