Cheyenne Welterweight Toliver Prepares for Frank Brown Show
Crowds fill Eagle hall as lightweight Toliver trains daily at 3:30 p m and Brown labors each evening for their upcoming clash next Friday. Toliver, in a year as a pro, won the Rocky Mountain lightweight title from Rey OConnor and beat Yokel, the welterweight champ, in a notable bout. Manager Edward L 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
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
An old remedy promises quick relief from colds using laxative and quinine tablets. The advertisement claims refunds if it fails and features Grove’s signature on each box. It mentions the Sherman Co and references drugstore brands.
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Drugelete
Grove
Gossip of the Railroads in Dur Virginiay
Payday brought modest checks to road crews while Union Pacific and Burlington plans reshape this region. Kelsey resigns for Idaho. Pilcher and Jaeging depart Cheyenne engagements. Track ballast, gravel pits, and washouts affect services. crews restore trains 7 and 8.
Archway Improvements Boost Access to U P Depot
Railroad notes describe new front work at the U P depot aiding travel to and from town while gravel pit work ramps up. Ed Morris of Buford division visited town for his paycheck and repairs on his geso line car. Immigrant travel remains brisk via Cheyenne station with daily travelers to the western country. Claim Agent R P Snyder returns from Laramie after investigating a fatal cinder pile incident. A B E Rust succeeds Chas Wilsock as sanitary inspector and has been westward recently. Harry Thompson of Beatrice Nebron joins MU's operating department in town.
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Buford
Cheyenne
U. P
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Hite
Ed Morris
A. BE. Rust
Chas. Wilsock
Notice to Teachers Examinations in Cheyenne and Wheatland
Notice announces teacher certification examinations at Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington high schools starting 8 30 am on March 91 April 1 1911 with sessions in penmanship arithmetic literature science geography pedagogy and more Dated March 4 2025 Mami B Hefferon County Superintendent of Schools.
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Cheyenne
Wheatland
Torrington
Kemp
Diaz Unable to Control Rebellion Continues
Guerrera describes insurrection concerns as townsfolk report rebels seizing goods and seeking federal aid. A federa l force responds with limited engagement before retreating. The government deploys patrols in Coahuila Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas to deter miners and ranchers from joining the revolt.
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Guerrera
Durango
Insurrectos
Federals
Insurrectoe
Republic
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
Mexicans Drafting Soldiers At High Authority Say No Significance
The article notes that despite statements from authorities that the draft activity among Mexicans is of no significance, it is presented as only part of a larger situation.
Mexico Seeks Pacification Amid Mexican Rebel Tension
In Mexico City on March 20, Finance Minister Limantour announced efforts to pacify the country as rebellion persists. He called on Mexicans to rally to the government and said peace talks with armed individuals are impossible. Meanwhile Trinidad Colorado reports several hundred Japanese workers leaving local coal camps for California or El Paso.
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Mexico City
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Ding
Cay
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Madero
New York
Trinidad
Colo
California
el Paso
Tex
Cheyenne Enjoys Unseasonably Warm Spring Weather
Cheyenne experiences first real taste of spring with temperatures near sixty degrees and sunny skies. Residents flock to parks and suburbs for outdoor picnics as auto parties fill the countryside driving and enjoying the mild conditions.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Early spring rush as autos return and hats spring forth
Pressed into service early in the day, autos priced for use after noon, many kept in private garages since Thanksgiving. Trains carried fishing parties toward outlying towns while Lake Minnehaha and Pioneer Park drew crowds seeking sun and spring fashion as Whaeter looms. Ladies garbed in spring hats and outfits highlight the scene.
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Ite
Fiest
Fowne Pear White
Lake Minnehaha
Pioneer Park
Adea
Desperate Scalding Accident Hits Local Family
In Lovell on March 20 a 3 year old daughter of Bert Allred fell into a tub of hot suds at home. She was scalded from head to feet but is not considered beyond recovery and shows a fighting chance.
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Lovell
Bert Allred
J E Dow Reports New Asphaltum Mine Near Kirby
Basin March 20 J E Dow a ranchman near Kirby reports discovery of an asphaltum bed fourteen miles south of Basin. The deposit covers about 160 acres and appears to be of high class quality.
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Basin
Mar
J. E. Dow
Kirby
Reporter jailed again for contempt over police tip
Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 20. Supreme Court orders T. J. Hamilton of the Augusta Herald back to jail to finish five days or pay a $60 fine for contempt after he refused to name a policeman who supplied a murder tip.
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Atlanta, Ga
T. J. Hamilton
Augusta Herald
Story
Supreme Court
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