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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
14
The article profiles Fred Bohnstedt a Cheyenne carpenter born in Germany who arrived in 1880 and helped build key city structures. He is the Democratic nominee for justice of the peace in the second precinct and is praised for his fairness if elected.
Cheyenne High meets Sheridan High in a pivotal western showdown for the state title. Cheyenne, after beating Laramie and Wheatland, seeks the southern crown while Sheridan holds the northern championship and a strong 4 to 0 win over Billings Polytechnic.
Sheridan announces a home game against Cheyenne High on Saturday with a $300 guarantee after Cheyenne accepted the offer. Cheyenne initially asked $400 to travel. the sides settled for a smaller sum. The trip costs exceed $400, Sheridan guarantees $200, and Cheyenne covers the rest.
A local amateur team of Indiana Indian and Terrors players plans to face Pine Bluff Sunday afternoon if weather allows. Pine Bluff enters strong form after a 4 to 3 ten inning win over Egbert. The article notes the fragile snowstorm, hopes for clear skies, and a tense matchup with wagering chatter surrounding Benson era play.
The death of Yale right guard Theodore W. York from pneumonia after his injury in the Yale game with West Point prompts coaches to suspend practice until after York’s funeral. The Colgate game next Saturday is canceled. York starred in a hard hitting performance against the opponents.
Reports to the Comptroller of the Currency show record deposits and the greatest number of depositors in history. On June 14 there were 1,925 savings banks with deposits of $4,450,822,522 for 10,009,804 depositors. The average account was $444.64 and per capita savings banks accounts reached $46.52, the highest on record.
Senator La Pollette notes that examining every critical vote on measures to restore and safeguard public rights reveals Warren casting his vote against the plutocracy, highlighting a clash with entrenched interests in public policy debates.
Berlin October 31 France wins the Gordon Bennett International balloon trophy despite performances of the Dusseldorf and the Tie de France not yet reported. The Dusseldorf has been disqualified and the Tie de France fate unclear.
Divers in Havana recover the forward turret of the battleship Maine still intact as removal work proceeds to restore harbor depth after the ship’s destruction.
New Yorks state signals no delay for the Rosenthal murder case. A motion before the supreme court seeks a special panel of talesmen. The trial is expected to begin November 13.
Clara A. Ligler at 411 W. 19th St offers telephone 817 to make arrangements for scientific facial and scalp treatments.
Local trade mention notes the Sherman Company involved with varnishes in connection to wall coverings. No clear event date or outcome is provided in the readable text. The item reads as a brief brand or product mention rather than a full report.
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