Indians Fail 10 Win Tournament In New Mexico
The Cheyenne Indians lost to Roswell in Albuquerque New Mexico today after earlier defeating Trinidad. Linck pitched effectively in multiple games while the Cheyenne squad, popular with locals, avoided using Western and Southern players to boost its lineup.
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Indians Fall to Santa Fe in Tournament Action
In Albuquerque on October 8 Trinidad defeated Albuquerque 10 to 3 while Santa Fe beat the Cheyenne Indians 3 to 2 in tournament play.
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Football results from early college games from archives
Princeton defeated New York University 12 to 0 and Harvard beat Williams 21 to 0. Indiana edged Chicago 6 to 0, Michigan won 3 to 2 over Cage, Minnesota dominated Ames 49 to 6, Nebraska won 2 to 9 over South Dakota, Drake shut out Minots 29 to 0, Cornell beat Oberlin 6 to 0, Amherst defeated Wealeyan 9 to 0, Creighton University beat South Dakota Mines 5 to 0, Lawrence 6, Wisconsin blanked (unspecified).
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First Game for Fine Silver Cup Opens Season at Fort Russell
In the opening football match at Fort D. A. Russell Company M Engineers defeated Company A Hospital Corps 11 to 6. The contest starts a series for a silver cup donated by Harry Bright of Cheyenne with lineups featuring Wagsheers Saunders Kean Voehringer Hughes Votehe Anderson Britt Fontaine Ervers Caveny Smith and Capt Dugdale alongside Hospital players Schroit Caste Payne Tappin Schwein Weituel Vandusen Hanwe.
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Engineers Plan Match With Cheyenne High Team
The Engineers will endeavor to arrange a game with the Cheyenne high cool team for next Saturday afternoon.
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Denver Defeats Wyoming in Season Opener
The University of Denver defeated the University of Wyoming team in a fast and well played football game in Denver this afternoon. The final score was 12 to 4 as Denver dominated much of the four quarters while Wyoming fought hard.
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Wood urges compulsory military training to out-German Germans
General Leonard Wood calls for nationwide mandatory rifle training for all boys over 13 and an increase of the standing army from 80 000 to 140 000. He asks Congress to fund the National Guard at 5 to 6 million dollars for officers and enlisted men and to place it on the salary list. The plan, supported by the War Department, aims to field a larger ready force and strengthen national defense.
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Father Gives Up as Dietz Siege Ends in Bloodshed
Winter Wisconsin October 5. Sheriff Madden and deputies close in on the Dietz cabin ending a six year siege sparked by arrest attempts over a dispute with lumber interests. Oscar Harp deputy sheriff was killed. a deputy and three others wounded. Dietz wounded but surrenders after his young daughter Helen pleads for mercy. The case spans years from a disputed arrest for a shooting to fights with authorities and a clash over logs.
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Mike “Madden
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State Affairs Flashback and City Violence Recap
A lengthy report recalls Judge Carey’s speech on state mismanagement and strong insurgent Republican support in the north, with Mormon voters backing Carey. It also describes a spate of violent incidents in the city, including shootings and arson by or against Black and white residents, culminating in a fatal domestic shooting and subsequent police activity.
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Multen
Clark
Earl Whedon
Rawlins
Weather data brief for today
Maximum temperature 80 degrees. Minimum temperature 45 degrees. Precipitation none.
Woman shot three times by her cousin during struggle
A woman was shot three times by her cousin in an attack that left her with a burned waist and tear in her left arm. She fought to keep the revolver from him as he fired a fifth shot, then fled toward the city’s business district while police and officials searched for the assailant.
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St. John's Hospital
Mamie
Sears
Dean
O'Neill
Rigdon
Ralmeegi
Beale
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