Cheyenne Prepares For Big Intercity Dual Meet
Cheyenne hosts its first interscholastic dual meet with Laramie on May 31 at Frontier Park. Enthusiasm runs high as many athletes sign up for 11 events. practice includes track leveling, new half mile trials, and prep by the athletic association.
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Chossenne
Lafamle
Valecleoo
Cherenne
Colorado
Manny Ow
Jones
Clewery
Dietaioce Rhiier
Sovepl New Halfmilore
Frontier Mark
Grandstand
Frontier Park
Aeverd
Union Depot
Precotior Park
University City
Athletic Association of
E Hpot
Tata
de Elven
Clerks Triumph Over K C U in Sunday Contest
Union Pacific clerks won 2 to 1 against the Knights of Columbus on their grounds. Sullivan started for KC, while Ashenbiner pitched for the clerks before Wallinger finished. next Sunday KC meets Woodmen of the World at Pioneer Park in what promises to be a thriller.
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Union Paettle
Knights of Columwhis
Union Pacific
Sullivan
Lick
Ashenbiner
Wallinger
Knieits
K. C
Woodmen of the World
Pioneer Park
Philadelphia and New York Battery Lineup Report
Yesterday results list battery pairings and pitcher names across Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Boston. Names include Fromme Packard Alexander Kim Dreyfus Harmon Wingos Mathewson Wiltse Myers Hartley Robinson Simon Allen Stack Miller Beane Archer Redolph Whaling and others in varied matchups.
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New York
BEE
Ite Ee
hHiarmon
Wingos Mathewson
Wiltse
Myers, Hartley
Brooklyn
R. H. B. Pitteburegh
Robinson
Simon
Allen, Stack and
Miller
Baseball scores and game notes from Detroit and Cleveland
In a baseball update the Amptic an League reports Detroit beating Philadelphia 2 0 in ten innings with Houck Brown and Lapp among the batters. Cleveland defeated by Washington 18 18 with Mullin Hughes Williams and Henrys leading the offense as the Rostern game is postponed.
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Detroit
R. H. B. Philadelphia
Cawnsveas
Houck, Brown and
Lapp
Kinwitter
Lake
Stanage
Cleveland
Khe
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Frree
York
St. Lowe
Pittebureh
Chicago Wevrewe
St. Louis
Heaton
Eeeas
New York
Standing of the Clubs Western League No game played
The Western League standings update notes no games were played this period. Teams retain positions with no changes to win loss records and points.
Brilliant Young Star Shafer Quits Giants to Help Friend
Arthur Shafer known as Artig to Giants fans quits baseball at age 21 to free up a roster spot for his close friend Fred Snodgrass. Once at shortstop, Shafer's 29 percent batting average and erratic fielding are noted as factors. his move to center field blocked Snodgrass’s playing time and now Shafer retires to pursue other work.
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Arthur Shafer
Artig
New York Giants
Udlders
Fred Snodgrass
Shafe
Los Angeles
Snodgrass
McGraw
Shafer
Snodarnes
Bruce Shafer
Stodgrass
Lipton Accepts Cup Challenge for September Races
London May 20 The New York Yacht Club cabled the Royal Ulster Yacht Club accepting Sir Thomas Lipton challenge for the America's Cup. Races are planned for September under the present New York Yacht Club rules.
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London
New York Yacht Club
Royal Uperer Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Convicted: BendA of threat letters to Wilson case
Newark May 26. Geecley Davenport and Jacob Dunn were found guilty by a federal jury of sending threatening letters to President-elect Woodrow Wilson. Davenport’s verdict carried a mercy recommendation. The letter demanded $6000 under threat of harm to Wilson and to Tumulty.
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Newark
N. J
Geecley Davenport
Jacob Dunn
Woodrow Wilson
Davenport
Wilwon
Joseph Tumulty
Jenkins Tigers smash two more victims in Saturday routs
The Jenkins Tigers overwhelmed the Papooses 25 to 5 and then routed the K. O. K. A. in a second game. Schiling showed solid slap work while Vavra and others contributed key hits as the team’s hitting and base running secured easy wins.
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Jenkins
Tigers
K. O
Vavra
Schiling
Ty Cobb
Portola Festival Names Stenographer Emma Develasco prettiest girl
Miss Emma Develasco of San Francisco has been named the prettiest girl in California by the Portola festival committee. She will receive a 100 prize and serve as the festival poster girl for October 22 and 25, marking the 40th anniversary of Balboa’s ocean discovery. Develasco, 25, born in Los Angeles, is described as graceful, musical, and educated in San Francisco.
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Emma Develasco
San Francisco
California
Placer
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Devolasco
Los Angeles
San Franciscoja
Santa Monica
$100,000-4-YEAK MAN DIES
Horace Greeley Burt former president of the Union Pacific and longtime longtime fiscal leader of Chicago Committees died in Chicago at 64. Known as one of the $100,000-a-year men, he was born in Terre Haute in 1840.
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Chicago
Horace Greeley Burt
Union Pacific Railroad System
Chicago Association of Commgree
Burt
Terre Haute
Peter to Quit Servia’s Throne After Balkan Peace
Geneva May 18 King Peter of Serbia plans to abdicate as soon as peace is signed between the Balkan states and Turkey. He will return to Geneva where he lived for years before becoming king in 1909 after the murders of King Alexander and Queen Draga.
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Geneva
Peter of Servia
Balkan States
Turkey
Alexander
Droga
Two Feneral Sons In Montana Award Washington Nomination
The president sent to the senate today nominations for the Lewistown Montana land office and public money receiver. Marry J. Kelly is named Register and Abraham Hogeland as Receiver at Lewistown.
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Montana
Washington
Senate
Lewistown
Mont
J. Kelly
Abraham Hogeland
Forcible feeding of suffragette halted after outcry in England
The article notes that forcible feeding of militant suffragette Mrs. Peakhurst was abandoned after public protest and a botched attempt. Peakhurst, jailed amid arson and bombing campaigns, grew weak from hunger before being freed by Home Secretary Reginald McKenna. The image shown to the United States depicts a physician administering liquid nourishment orally.
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England
Peakhurst
Reginald McKenna
Ers
United States
Head of Steel Trust Under Lawyers Grill
James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, testifies as defense witness in the federal suit against the steel trust in Trenton New Jersey. He traces his rise from a Connecticut laborer to top earnings and notes foreign sales growth from 40 million to over 90 million a year, then faces cross examination by General Dickinson.
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James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
United States Court
Trenton
N. J
Connecticut
Pittsburg
Dickinson
Union Pacific Employees Baseball Team Tops Hanna 5 to 4
The Union Pacific Employees Baseball club, made up of Habpee railroad workers, won their fourth straight game by defeating the Hanna amateur team 5 to 4 in Wyoming. They have not lost this season and challenge any other railroad squad in the state.
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Hanna
Wyo
Union Pacific Employees Baseball Club
Habpee
Fritzi Scheff Divorces Novelist John Fox Jr
Fritzi Scheff the prima donna files for divorce from novelist John Fox Jr in New York, freeing both to remarry. Detectives gathered evidence at the Gerard hotel to support the divorce decree, while rumors of an actor suitor faded as Scheff says she is too busy with her present position.
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Errof
Fritzi Scheff
John Fox, Jr
George Anderson
Miss Scheff
Gerard Hotel
New York City
Poisoned banker saves relatives after apparent suicide bid
Macon Georgia May 20 B Sanders Walker the local banker swallowed corrosive sublimate last Wednesday night and survived to greet friends after doctors warned he could not live. He rose from bed and held a reception for friends as physicians reported a possible recovery this afternoon.
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Macon
B. Sanders Walker
Earnings of University Students Reach 184906 in Ithaca
University students in Ithaca New York earned a total of 184906 dollars for the year while 1079 working students averaged 173 dollars each. The report notes substantial spending by these earnings and highlights the impact on campus life and local economy.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Dressmaker Refuses Black Dresses Over Mourning Feelings
A fashionable dressmaker, cited by Good Housekeeping, declines to sew black gowns saying they depress workers and wearers. She even refused a mourning gown for a valued client after the client’s young daughter died, arguing that black outfits sorrow all involved.
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Good Housekeeping
Wide versus narrow tires and a wedding transcript
In discussing zonal improvement, King's Physics of Agriculture notes wide tires draft less than narrow on various surfaces: 26 percent on macadam, 24.1 on gravel, 20.8 on dirt, 52 to 61 on mud, and 17 to 10 on meadow to plowed ground. A related dialogue shows a breakup over marriage.
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King’s “Physics of Agriculture
Graduation of Nurbel Proves Brilliant Event
Dr Conway praises St John’s Hospital evolution and the nurses efforts. The ceremony awarded diplomas to graduates as the Hospital Aid society received thanks. An informal reception followed with flowers and treats, celebrating dedication and service in nursing.
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Nurbel
Conway
St. John’s
Hurees
Hosplal Aid Society
Maeve
Charles Bristol
Mentanes Fox
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