Peace terms debated as Balkans near accord and war
The Balkans scene shows Albania proclaiming independence at Durazzo while Austria and Servia press for a settlement. Turkish and Bulgarian talks near Tehatalja fort complex are in flux with Adrianople a key sticking point as hostilities threaten a resumption. Refugees flee toward Durazzo and Mustapha Pacha reports indicate ongoing fighting around besieged areas.
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London
Tehatalia Forta
Turkey
Nazin Pasha
Savoff
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Iines
Mustapha Pacha
King Kelley Wins Boxing Bout at Fort athletic Carnival
King Kelley of Cheyenne retained his title with a eleventh round knockout of Darshevski the Battling Pole of the Artillery at Fort Athletic Carnival. The card opened strong with Cielinsky defeating Armstrong in four rounds and Jacobson edging Booth by narrow margin. Summers and Clark fought to a close six rounds with Summers earning a draw declared by Roterea Wilson. About five hundred fans attended and praised the program as a solid start to the year.
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King Kelley
Cheyenne
Fort Athletic
Darshevski
Pole
Kelley
Wilson
Gladiator
Algan
Klley
Polo
Mopcy
Denly
Cielinsky
Armstrong
Hil Tonquerer
Booth
Jacobson
Jacobso
Summers
Clark
Roterea Wilson
Suminera
Dornshevakt
Hawk Creek Springs irrigation project eyed for Cheyenne
A committee report to the Industrial Club evaluates an irrigation plan for 15 000 acres along Hawk Creek Springs near Horns Creek, about sixty miles northeast of Cheyenne. The $30 000 project would create a reservoir 45 feet high and half a mile long, enable near full cultivation, attract a railroad, colonists, schools, and local revenue.
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Industrial Club
Messrs. Hoffman
McKimbree
Henderson
Hawk Creek
Horns Creek
Cheyenne
Welington
Denver
Horse Creek
Ritchie Wins Heavyweight Title Over Wolgast in Sixteenth
William Ritchie of San Francisco defeats Ad Wolgast in the sixteenth round at Daly City arena. Wolgast fouled Ritchie twice and was floored once while Ritchie fought with one eye nearly shut. Referee Jim Griffin awarded the decision to Ritchie as Wolgast persisted with fouls into the final round.
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Daly City
Calif
Willia Ritchie
San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Ritchie
Jim Griffin
Wolgast
Cross Beats Nelson In Ten Round Rainy Fight
Leach Crosse and Battling Nelson battled ten rounds in Nelson’s New York bout. Nelson took heavy punishment yet kept pressuring, enduring uppercuts as the crowd cheered him after the decision. Nelson told fans he was glad to show his supposed frailty was unfounded.
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New York
Leach Crosse
Nelson
Cross
Rivers Defeats Mandot in Twenty Round Fight
In Los Angeles on November 28 Joe Rivers won a twenty round decision over Joe Mandot. Rivers pressed the pace from the start and drove Mandot to a one sided display, Mandot enduring punishment and fighting gamely but unable to match Rivers after the fifteenth round.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Joe Mandot
Mandot
Rivera
Rivers
Colorado Aggles Bests Wyoming in Second Half
In Laramie on November 28, Colorado Aggies outplayed Wyoming in the second half after the Cowboys held them to all points in the first half. The game lacked notable features as a strong wind handicapped the players.
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Laramie
Otirndo Agios
Wyoming
Leader Force Thankful Only Four Pages Today
The Cheyenne State leader honors the US proclamation and Wyoming governor by resting from work, lauding the day’s purpose. The paper notes four pages for today, praising the loyal, efficient force that produces the weekly issue.
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Cheyenne
Willian A. Tit
United States
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Election Returns About All About All
Official election returns are now in from all but Lincoln county. Republican central committeemen claim knowledge of the missing precinct vote but will not disclose it. The initiative and referendum constitutional amendment is believed to have a large majority of votes cast, but whether enough voters signed their choice may be settled in court. Many people did not vote on the amendment.
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Lincoln County
Republican Central
Football Scores From The Week Across Regions
North Platte 114 over Cheyenne 9. Colorado 14 over Oklahoma 12. Utah 7 over Agricultural 0. Notre Dame 69 over Marquette 0. Pennsylvania 7 over Cornell 2. Brown 0 over Carlisle 32. Mines 23 over D. School of Mines 8. Brook ing Aggies 1 over Idaho 13. Whitman 7 over Arizona 2. New Mexico 9 over Arizona 2. South Dakota 68 over Creighton 0.
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North Platte
Cheyenne
Colorado
Oklahoma
Utah
U Agricultural
T. Cole Agri
Idaho
Whitman
Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Creighton
Cheyenne Beaten Handily by North Platte in Big Score
North Platte High School routed Cheyenne High 114 to 9 in North Platte Nebraska. The locals scored 17 touchdowns to Cheyenne’s one touchdown and a field goal as Cheyenne struggled from the opening whistle.
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North Platte
Neb
North Platte High School
Cheyenne High
West
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Teu
Infantry and Artillery Post Championship Scrappy Game
A post championship football match between Battery B, 4th Field Artillery and the 11th Infantry ended in a row and was ruled no game after a disputed Battery touchdown. The score stood 10 to 6 for Battery when play halted. Both sides agreed to resume Sunday afternoon at Pioneer Park with two games scheduled, including an artillery soccer match preceding.
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4Th Field Artillery
11Yth Infantry
Battery
Pioneer Park
Battery EE
Battery Foot
Artillery
Chio
Wilson to consult Bryan on return from Bermuda
President elect Wilson has written Bryan inviting him to a conference after returning from Bermuda. He aims to consult with Bryan as a party leader, though others will be consulted too. After Thanksgiving dinner the couple went driving and attended an amateur performance of Our Mutual Friend.
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Hamilton
Wilson
Bryan
Bermuda
Two Wilson Girls Have Close Call
Governor Wilson and his daughters narrowly escaped a dunk during a Wednesday motor boat ride in Bermuda bay. The boat rocked violently as the passengers boarded, but the governor and colonial secretary Colonel Lobb steadied the launch and the Misses Wilson remained safely aboard.
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Wilson
Hamilton
Bermuda
Navy
Wilsons
Bay of
United States
Governor Wilson
Colonel Lobb
Auspicious Thanksgiving Service at Presbyterian Church
Seven ministers from five churches led the union Thanksgiving service under auspicious conditions. The gathering featured Methodist Baptist Congregational and Presbyterian representation with readings of proclamations, a strong choir, and an appeal for a world wide Christian mission. The offering of twenty seven dollars was set aside to feed the needy during winter.
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Presbyterian
W. D. B. Gray
L. H. Forde
Hal Fudge
F. l L. Moore
W. M. Nelson
George C. Stull
L. C. Hills
Llaudia Taylor
Richline
Schwiering
Blackburn
White
Dr. Gray
Bradford
Nelson
Charleston
Forde
Moore
Stull
Great
Federation of Churches
America
Methodiat Baptist
Presbyterian Church
Spetial
Herbert White
William F A. Geay
L. W. Ford
F. L. Moore
Mexican Band Invaded from Border Territory
A large mounted Mexican band invaded New Mexico from Albuqueque on November 28 and threatens raids on Montreslo Palrvton and Cuehillon Siaten country about a hundred miles from the border. A home of fifty men formed at Tilleboro has gone to meet the invaders. the Mexicans are described as rebels and crowds feel excited.
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Albuqupaque
New Mexico
Montresllo
Palrvton
Cuehillon Siaten
Tilleboro
Pardoned Albert T Patrick a Most Strange Murder Case
Albert T Patrick, formerly sentenced to death and then commuted to life, was pardoned and released from Sing Sing as authorities doubted his guilt. Governor Dix cited a fair trial and pleas for clemency, noting Patrick's innocence claim and long pursuit of freedom despite four years in prison.
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Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
N. Yo
Higeina
Lyin
Douth
Albany
Ovyernor Dix
Albert T. Pattlck
Capitol
Court of Appenla
Patrick
Denver
St. Louis
John T. Millihen
New York
Milliken
Will Akelet
Spen
Hauke
Odell
Higgins
Wigeine
Rice
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Texas
Deth
Figgins
Cheyenne Churches Hold Thanksgiving Services
Cheyenne churches held Thanksgiving services yesterday with large congregations attending at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral Catholic facilities and various denominations. Bishop McGovern led a high mass sermon while choirs provided special music, and a lengthy chaplain address at Ft. Russell noted prosperity and unity under liberty and humanitarian efforts.
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St. Mark's
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dean Davidson
McGovern
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