Peace Talks and Balkan Tensions Reach New Crest
Amid Albanian independence rumors and Austro Serb strain, Allies and Turks clash over terms near Tehatalia. Bulgarian delegation faces 48 hour ultimatum after Turkish rejection, with Adrianople as a central bargaining point. Refugees flee as fighting persists around Durazzo and Durazzo governor's palace.
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Sceutart
Turkey
Bulgaria
Durazzo
St. Petersburg
Russia
Adriatic
London
Tehatalia Forta
Nazin Pasha
Savoff
Iines
Mustapha Pacha
King Kelley Triumphs In Fort Athletic Boxing Bout
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 crowd roared as Kelley landed a final left hook and referee Wilson counted out the Pole. The day also featured Armstrong vs Cielinsky a six round clash Summers vs Clark a lively six rounds and a draw between Roterea Wilson called the bout fair. Attendees estimated around five hundred boxing fans cheered through the card.
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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 for 15000 acres planned near Cheyenne
A Industrial Club meeting heard Hoffman McKimbree and Henderson report on Hawk Creek Springs irrigation. The proposed dam would form a reservoir to irrigate about 15000 acres on Horns Creek, with only 1000 acres uncultivable. Total cost around 30000 dollars, with potential railroad access boosting Cheyenne revenue and colonist education facilities.
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Industrial Club
Messrs. Hoffman
McKimbree
Henderson
Hawk Creek
Horns Creek
Cheyenne
Welington
Denver
Horse Creek
Ritchie Captures Heavyweight Title In Daly City Bout
William Ritchie of San Francisco won the heavyweight championship from Ad Wolgast in the sixteenth round at the arena in Daly City California. Wolgast fouled Ritchie twice and was floored once while Ritchie fought with one eye closed, yet earned the decision from referee Jim Griffin after Wolgast's repeated low blows. Wolgast showed moments of offense late but was groggy through 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 Grudge Match
Leach Cross battled Battling Nelson in a ten round bout in New York. Nelson took heavy punishment but kept driving the action to the finish. Despite being outpointed the crowd cheered Nelson, who declared he was glad to show fans his feeble condition is not his real limit.
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New York
Leach Crosse
Nelson
Cross
Rivers Beats Mandot In Twenty Round Bout In LA
Joe Rivers defeated Joe Mandot in a twenty round decision at Los Angeles arena. Mandot was outclassed throughout and faded after the fifteenth round as Rivers fought fast and hard, showing clear improvement since Labor Day.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Joe Mandot
Mandot
Rivera
Rivers
Colorado Aggies Top Wyoming Despite Windy Second Half
In Laramie on November 28 the Colorado Aggies outplayed Wyoming in the second half after being held to zero in the first half. The game lacked features as a strong wind handicapped the players and reduced scoring.
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Laramie
Otirndo Agios
Wyoming
Leader Force Thankful Only Four Pages Today
The Cheyenne State Leader notes workers rested from duties in honor of a national proclamation by President Wilson and Wyoming Governor Carey. The staff praises the paper’s four page edition and celebrates the loyalty and efficiency of the people who assemble and publish the weekly newspaper.
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Cheyenne
Willian A. Tit
United States
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Election Returns In From All But Lincoln County
Official returns are in from all counties except Lincoln. Republicans claim knowledge of the missing precinct vote but withheld details. The initiative amendment likely passed, but final outcome hinges on whether a majority of all voters favored it. Many voters did not participate.
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Lincoln County
Republican Central
Football Scores From Various Games Worldwide
North Platte defeat Cheyenne 114 to 9 while Colorado edged Oklahoma 14 to 12 and Utah beat Agricultural 7 to 0. Notre Dame crushed Marquette 69 to 0. Pennsylvania led Cornell 7 to 2. Carlisle topped the School of Mines 32 to 23. Brook ing Aggies lost 1 to Idaho 13 to 7. South Dakota routed Creighton 68 to 0.
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North Platte
Cheyenne
Colorado
Oklahoma
Utah
U Agricultural
T. Cole Agri
Cheyenne Badly Beaten by North Platte in Huskers Clash
North Platte high school routed Cheyenne High 114 to 9 at North Platte. The locals crossed Cheyenne Coal seventeen times for touchdowns while Cheyenne managed only one touchdown and a field goal. The Cheyenne team was hampered by injuries and a weakened lineup, with no standouts emerging as the West champions rolled to a one sided victory.
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North Platte
Neb
North Platte High School
Cheyenne High
West
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Teu
Infantry and Artillery Battle Ends In No Game
Yesterday morning at Pioneer Park a post championship match between Battery B of the 4th Field Artillery and the 11th Infantry ended in a fight after a disputed touchdown kept the score 10 to 6 for the artillery. Referee declared no game, with plans for a Sunday rematch and a second soccer game between Battery EE and Battery Foot Artillery on the program.
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4Th Field Artillery
11Yth Infantry
Battery
Pioneer Park
Battery EE
Battery Foot
Artillery
Chio
Wilson to consult Bryan after return from Bermuda
President elect Wilson invites Bryan to a conference upon his Bermuda return to discuss party leadership. He will also consult with others. After Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson drove 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 were motor-boating in Bermuda when the boat lurched and nearly capsized. The crew steadied the craft and the Misses Wilson landed safely in cushioned seats, ending a tense moment before a pleasant bay excursion.
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Wilson
Hamilton
Bermuda
Navy
Wilsons
Bay of
United States
Governor Wilson
Colonel Lobb
Auspicious Service Attended by Seven Ministers
A union Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian church brought together seven ministers from five major churches including Dr. W. D. B. Gray and Chaplain George C. Stull. The service featured an the anthem by a volunteer choir, organist Miss Blackburn, and proclamations read by Gray Nelson Forde Moore. The Chaplain urged a united Christian effort for evangelization and a world mission, with a twenty seven dollar offering designated to feed the needy this 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
Mexican Band Invades New Mexico Outpost
A large armed Mexicana band crossed into New Mexico from Mexico and threatened raids on Montreslo Palmerton and Cuehillon stations about a hundred miles from the border. Fifty volunteers gathered at Tilleboro to oppose the invaders amid widespread fear and rumors of rebellion.
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Albuqupaque
New Mexico
Montresllo
Palrvton
Cuehillon Siaten
Tilleboro
Pardoned Albert T. Patrick in a strange murder case
Albert T. Patrick, who faced three death sentences, was pardoned and freed at Sing Sing after Governor Dix found grounds for clemency. The case hinged on testimony by Charles F. Jones who confessed to murder at Patrick's urging, and Jones eluded punishment. Patrick planned to travel to Denver and later seek innocence verification.
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Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
N. Yo
Higeina
Lyin
Douth
Denver
St. Louis
John T. Millihen
New York
Milliken
Patrick
Will Akelet
Spen
Hauke
Odell
Higgins
Wigeine
Rice
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Texas
Deth
Figgins
Cheyenne Churches Hold Thanksgiving Services
Multiple Cheyenne denominations held Thanksgiving services yesterday with large congregations. St Mark's Episcopal Church featured Dean Davison and a full choir. Catholic Cathedral offered High Mass and a bishop sermon. Christian Science, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Congregational churches hosted services with choirs and special music. The chaplain’s address praised prosperity, liberty, and Christian brotherhood amid national events.
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St. Mark's
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dean Davidson
McGovern
Christian Science Servict
Christian Science Church of
Cheyenne
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