Cardinals Sell Jimmy Whelan to Indianapolis
Jimmy Whelan, captain of the 1516-11 Cheyenne Indians, was sold yesterday from the St. Louis Cardinals to Indianapolis as overstock at shortstop due to Hauser injury recovery. Whelan had played well with Ogden and Minneapolis before joining the Cardinals after Altizer’s injury, and Cheyenne fans regret not keeping him in major league baseball.
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Whelan
American Amveinon
Jimmy
Indisnapolis
Miller Huggine
Deanager
Bt. Louis Cardinals
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Tan
Cardinals
Arnold Maueer
Huggins
Rescht
Indians
Minneapolis
American Association
Dave Altixer
Ehoew
Altizer
Ogden
Endon
St. Louie
Hauser
Cheyenne
Indianapolis
Motor Attempts to Buck a Train
Transportation Inspector F. H. Garner and Signalman William Thutts were riding a gaso line speeder behind passenger train No. 10 near Robbins crossing in a dark cut. The speeding motor car struck the rear of the halted train after a pile of burning ties stopped No. 10, entangling the men in debris. Thutts suffered serious injuries while Garner escaped with minor bruises. They were taken to Laramie for treatment.
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Laramie
Wyo
F. H. Garner
Union Pacific Railroad
Wamsutter
Garner
William Thutts
Robinson's Crossing
William Butts
No. 10
Wronged Husband Draws Revolver
Vallejo California May 17 J R Rainey an electrician of the receiving ship Cleveland was shot dead today by Joseph Hoversby an employee at Mare Island navy yard Following the shooting Mrs Hoversby committed death by own action by swallowing poison Hoversby returned home from work unexpectedly this morning and surprised his wife with Rainey He drew a revolver and fired Rainey was 26 years old and enlisted at New Orleans in 1806
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Vallejo
Cal
J R. Rainey
Cleveland
Joseph Hoversby
Mare Island Navy Yard
Lawyer Anhut Convicted in Matteawan Bribery Case
New York May 17. John W. Anhut, lawyer, was convicted of attempting bribery to free Harry K. Thaw by illegal means. He was on trial before a jury and faces sentencing Monday.
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New York
John WN. Achut
Harry KK. Thaw
Matteawan
Honest Poultry Dealers Profit From Fair Trade
Honest poultry dealers maximize earnings by fair dealing and quality fowl. The report highlights standards in the poultry market and the value of trust between sellers and buyers.
Burning Oil on Engines Proves a Money Saver
Casper Wyoming May 17 North western officials report four major savings from oil burning engines. A Norfolk to Chadron run of 227 miles uses under 3 000 gallons of oil. Oil burners allow continuous operation without fuel stops versus coal burners needing five stops and time loss. Oil is heated to produce gas burned with steam to make a blue flame. Cleanup is minimal, with sand used to scour flues every 300 miles.
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Casper
Wyo
Northwestern
Nebraska
Wyoming
Norfolk
Obadron
Chadron
Oil Portrait of Bishop Randall Donated to Hospital
In Lander Wyoming on May 17 a Boston artist presented the Bishop Randall hospital with a wife sized oil portrait of Bishop Randall. The painting, a fine reproduction valued at 1000 dollars, was executed as a gift from the artist to honor the hospital named for the prelate. Longtime residents recall the pioneer clergyman’s journeys and his spiritual care in Wyoming’s early days.
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Lander
Wyo
Bishop Randall Hospital
Boston
Bishop Randall
Wyoming
Roggen breeder sells herd bull to Jay Em Cattle Co
John O E Painter of Roggen Colorado reports the sale of his renowned herd bull Paladin to Jay Em Cattle Co of Jay Em Wyoming. The bull has produced many prize winning offspring over four years and is expected to be an excellent addition for the buyer.
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Denver
John OE. Painter
Roggen
Colo
Jay Em Cattle Co
Jay Em
Wye
Painter
Jay Em Company
Roosevelt clan adds seventeenth child in Evanston
Evinston May 17. Born May 15 to Mr and Mrs Frank Gamble an eight pound daughter all doing nicely This is their seventeenth child with fifteen boys and two girls among the siblings The report notes the child as part of a Roosevelt family in the area.
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Evanston
Wye
Frank Gamble
Roosevelt
Isadora Duncan Reported Critically Ill in Paris
May 17 Isadora Duncan the dancer is reported critically ill at Corfu after her children died in a recent automobile crash. A telegram received here today notes she has been near nervous collapse since the tragedy and dependence on care seems ongoing.
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Paris
Isadora Duncan
Corfue
Mme. Duncan
Local Business Ad Draws Notice at Eddy Street
An unnamed ad from the Standard Puny Shing Co. invites readers to call for details about a par ticular offering at 817 Eddy Street Ma. The message stresses attracting attention and curiosity.
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Standard
Treasury to Accept Temporary City Bonds as Bank Deposit Security
Secretary McAdoo announces a shift in policy to accept temporarily issued municipal bonds as security for national bank deposits in New York City. Temporary certificates will be allowed for 40 percent of government deposits until new definite bonds are engraved. The change follows several inquiries seeking such acceptance.
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U. S
Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Department
New York City
Wifes Ride on Cycle Not Divorce Grounds
Colorado Springs May 17 A county court jury ruled that Elsie Odom’s actions including dancing riding with a man on a motorcycle and writing a letter did not justify a divorce for Paul Odom. The verdict granted the decree to Elsie on cruelty charges.
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Colorado Springs
Elsie
Paul Odom
Court hearing ends with a collapse in corridor
A woman collapsed in the corridor outside the courtroom after a hearing involving two children and five years of married life but quickly recovered.
New Rector of St Mark's to Arrive in City Soon
Rev. S. A. Huston, appointed rector of St. Mark's church, is due to arrive May 29. He has led at St. Paul's Cathedral in Detroit for several years and seeks service in this region. Huston graduated in 1900, became deacon in 1903, priest in 1904, and assistant at St. Paul's in 1907.
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ST. Mark's
City
S. A. Huston
St. Mark's Church
St. Paul's Cathedral
Detroit
Huston
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