El Paso Defeats Cheyenne Indians In Tight Football Style
El Paso big league defeats Cheyenne Indians 7 to 6 in a hard hitting game. Harris of Denver Western league pitched for Cheyenne. Canet pitched for El Paso. Second Cheyenne-Douglas game called 1 to 1. Yale downs Colgate 19 to 0 boosting optimism for upcoming slug of three games. South Atlantic league directors reelect Joyner as president with Charleston and Albany added to eight clubs. Amateur Athletic Union indoor championships begin at Madison Square Garden with entrants from Canada and U S cities. Roller and Demetral prep for Coliseum mat show main event with final training sessions ahead.
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el Paso
Texas
Cheyenne Indians
Hite
Canet
Cheyenne
Douglas
Harris
Denver
Indians
Indiana
Columbus
South Atlantic League
W. R. Joyner
N. P. Cornish
Savannah
Charleston
Albany
Browk
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
Canada
Chicago
New Orleans
Hoston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rags Wanted at State Leader Office
The State Leader office requests large clean rags immediately from readers.
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State Leader
Fort Russell Grid Rivalry Game Scheduled on Parade Ground
Announcement states a football game will be played at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon on the parade ground by the Ninth Cavalry and Company A Hospital Corps teams. The match is highly anticipated after weeks of practice and a notable rivalry between the teams.
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Ninth Cavalry
Company A
Hospital Corps
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens with 24 Riders Representing 12 Teams
Boston reports twenty four riders from twelve teams take part in the season opener of the six day bicycle race. The event runs this forenoon with world famous distance specialists expected to feature across the grueling week. Chicago notes Cub barnstormers conclude the baseball year by winning two games yesterday.
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Boston
Chicago
Cub Barnstormers
Fights Tonight Across Cities Feature Seven Bouts
Al Kaufman faces Jim Stewart in New York City for ten rounds. Leach Cross battles Jack Dorman. Jimmy Gardner fights Frank Klaus for twelve rounds in Boston. Jack Dillon meets Jack Morgan in ten rounds in Muncie Indiana.
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al Kaufman
Jim Stewart
New York City
Leach Cross
Jack Dorman
Jimmy Gardner
Frank Klaus
Boston
Jack Dillon
Jack Morgan
Im Muncie
Ind
Clever Vaudeville Acts At Atlas Delighting City Audiences
The Atlas bills the Lilliputian Wonders a new imported mechanical act that amuses crowds with tiny dancers on a miniature stage. The Laywells entertain with energetic dancing, witty repartee, and fresh songs, while Tom Calloway the blackface comic guarantees strong laughs. John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain are advertised as late week attractions.
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Atlas
Laywells
Tom Calloway
Agawred
John L.sullivan
Pugilsts
Jake Kilrain
King of Gladiators
Traction
Witnesses Testify Gas Escape Suspected in Times Building Blast
In Los Angeles on October 31 witnesses James Harley and William G Purman telegraph operators at the Times office testified before a coroner s jury that free gas was present in large volume the night of the explosion that killed twenty one people A score of Times employees told a special grand jury there was no gun The linotype operator noted gas easing would not have spared machines in common operation
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TIMES
Los Angeles
James Harley
William G. Purman
Times Office
Perceny
Death notices and brief obituaries across several cities
The day’s dead report lists Duke of Voragua in Madrid, Emma Wing of Weld County, Marend Crawford of Princeton, E Sterling Gunn Jr. of Natchez, Major Edward Beaumont near Albuquerque, Mrs Ethel Greybrook Greaves in Philadelphia, plus an owner offering a six room home for sale at $1 900 with full details.
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Ault, Colo
Emma Wing
Weld County
George Randalph
Albuquerque
N. M
Edward Beaumont
Philadelphia
Ethel Greybrook Greaves
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Tragic October Day Across Several States
Reports from multiple cities recount drownings and fatal wrecks on October 31. In Minnesota, Stanley Wella and Charles Shiep drowned when their boat capsized on Lake Washington during a hunt. Chicago saw insurance man Guy Williams shot by a burglar at his home as the intruder fled. Derby and Montevideo, along with Melena, and Montevideo again, report deaths from accidents, train wrecks, and suicides, including a stock train collision near Montevideo and the Milwaukee road passenger wreck near St Paul to Miles City.
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Litchfield, Minn
Stanley Wella
Charles Shiep
Lake Washington
Chicago
Guy Willams
Williams
Melena
Mont
Miles City
Montand
Tom Hill
Milwaukee Railroad
St. Paul
Montevideo
Minn
Montana
South Dakota
Butte
Here
Will Sell Good Paying Restaurant in Cheyenne
Classified notice announces sale of a well performing restaurant business in Cheyenne. Buyer must act quickly as a snap sale is offered by J. M. Newman.
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Cheyenne
SNAP
J. M. Newman
Father Sees Son Climb 30 Foot Ladder Rescue
Grinwold Iowa October 31 A two and a half year old boy named Glendon climbed to the top rung of a thirty foot ladder on the fire department roof. Firemen George Ae holla Millbolin and Jic Adams acted quickly pulling him to safety. The boy cried out but was unharmed after the tense moment above the edge of the roof.
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Grinwold
Glendon
Georee
Aeholla
Nominations Filed for State and Local Offices in Wyoming
The County Clerk of Laramie County announces nominations certified for the November 8 1910 general election. The list includes candidates for Governor Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction Justice of the Supreme Court Representative in Congress and various state and county offices along with a constitutional amendment.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie County
Mullen
William F
Carey
Joseph M
Paterson
William
Schnitner
William R
Houx
Frank L
Payne
Lyman
Forsyth
Robert B
Forsythe
George C
Johnson
Joseph A
Baird
John L
Whedon
Earl
Slifvast
Gabriel
Cook
Archibald D
Bird
Rose A
Democratic Bode
Lucy D
Supreme Court
Potter
Charles N
Gibson
Thomas H
Groesbeck
Herman V
Mondell
Frank W
Ross
William B
Morgan
James
Heaney
Thomas
Sage
Birney H
Carpenter
J. Ross
Snow
T. J
House, of Representatives
Draper
Claude L
Gilland
George N
Kline
M. A
Macfarlane
Peter
Miller
Sumner
Riper
Wim A
Ralston
W. H
Sibley
Stephen H
Amehler
A. M
Williams
C. W
Catlin
Crouter
Mra. C. W
Democratic
Frederick
Charles
Henke
R. WB
Howell
D. J
Jacobson
Jordan
J. L
Lee
Ray FE
Lyon
Nugent
T. 3
Taylor
Robert G
Dillman
Wm. H
Dildine
Manewal
Louis
Thompson
J. C. Jr
Glaseke
Reid
W. Ho
Castle
Thomas A
Schele
Milton Democratic
Martin
J. M
Rutledge
John T
Church
W. L
Sinon
F. FP
Gutch
Ward
M. C
Gurney
Donahue
Clint
Burker
William Republican
Sheldon
W. J
Brisbane
W. C
Bollin
William Democratic
Woods
Vickery
L. A
W. A
J. G
Beall
Scott
Bellows
Joe E
A. A
Joe
Brooks
J. H
Curry
State Board of Equalization
Laramie
I. C. Edward Artist
Cheyenne
C. Edward Artist
Work Against Park Plan
New York tale outlines opposition to a park plan aimed at profitable crowding into catch penny amusements in vacant city lots, describing owners of cheap entertainment businesses leveraging holiday savings to attract patrons.
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New York
Park Tract Battle Grows as Election Nears
Citizens debate the West Shore Hud son River park project with propositions on the ballot. Brewery and liquor interests allegedly back opposition to Proposition One while excursionists prepare for statewide support. Eldetora Dance Club posts a weekly dance at Keefe Hall with Buchanan Orchestra performing next Wednesday.
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Great Park
Hudson River
Eldetora Dance Club
Keefe Hall
Buchanan Orchestra
Carpenters Union 469 Dance Planned at A.O.U.W. Hall
Carpenters Union No. 469 schedules a dance for Tuesday evening November 1 1910 at the A. O. U. W. hall with Buchannan's Orchestra to play.
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Carpenters Union
A. O. U. W. Hall
Buchanan
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Fick
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Colgate
Howe
Dr. Roller
William Demetral
Coliseum
Roller
Westergaard
Demetral
Tofales
Fort Russell
Sport Dope
I'N Bond
AON
Bond
A. Gackeshilner & Bros, Distillers
Madrid
Duke of Voragua
Christopher Columbus
Wrd
Princeton
N. J
Marend Crawford
Franklin
Princeton University
University Infirmary
Natchez, Miss
E. Sterling Gunn, Jr
BE. Sterling Gunn
Trinity Episcopal Church
G. S. Oliver
Derby
John Shea
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. J. Sanford
Symmna
Mike McGovern
Nashville
Rank B. Allen
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Pittsburg
Frank Gims
Frank
Ke, Harris
Ft Renc
Michelod
W. 16Th Street
Kelley
Capitol Ave
Collier
Sherman
Henry Becker
Schlitz
Fremont
West 17Th Street
Black
E.R. Tarny
Carey Avenue
16Th
Bart McGrath
Luxus
Reformer
Gralior
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