Boston Gains Lead In World Series Opener
Boston Americans beat New York Nationals four to three in the opening game as Smoky Joe Wood fanned eleven and held New York to two walks. Merkle sparked a late rally but fell short with Tesreau yielding three Boston runs in the seventh. Crowd nears 30 000 as officials preside.
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Meyers
Fletcher
Crandall
Tesreau
Boston
Speaker
Fana
Giants
John T. Brush
Klem
Rigler
Evans
O'Loughlin
Stahl
McGraw
Bostons
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Cady
Mathewson
Tesrean
Fitzgerald
Gaynor
Wilson pleads for end of monopolies in Denver speech
Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed 15 000 in the Denver Auditorium urging federal regulation of monopolies and active conservation of national resources. He warned against special interests seizing forests mines and water while pledging Democratic measures to open resources to settlers in Colorado and the West.
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Washington
Arbitration Board Sides With Masel On Damages
Cheyenne council arbitrators report 4501 may be due Masel for damage from city workers cutting trees on Masel land near a reservoir. Masel had claimed 900. earlier offered 100. Board members Gill Van Gandt Blanchard inspected land. report to be read at next council meeting.
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William Mass
Tim
Weaterday
Masel
Uline
John K. Gill
Massel
George van Gandt
H. A. Blanchard
Mirani
Cheyenne
Fort P. A. Russell
Are you interested in labor legislation
Casper businessman Pat Sullivan, a Republican candidate for re election, led the corporation plan in the last legislature and opposed key labor measures. He voted against the department of labor coal weighing mine inspector qualifications safety of coal miners and railroad liability bills, killing two in committee. The Republican Machine named him chairman of the state central committee.
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State Central Committee
Great Powers Brace for Balkan War Spread
In Paris and London reports say Montenegro declared war on Turkey, with heavy fighting along borders and mobilization across the Balkans. Austria and Russia pressured Bulgaria to curb militarization while Britain backs collective intervention in Constantinople.
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Greece
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London
Cettinje
Constantinople
Seattli
Tuset
Tust
Algo
Allent
Sovernmount
Softa
Cabi
Great Britain
Poincare
Sofia
Aged Coloradoan Ends Life After Ill Health
George Rutledge, 70, a pioneer near Timnath, Colo, killed himself after poisoning with Jaidanam and later drinking horse medicine and iodine. He had survived severe past injuries from a bullgoring and a runaway accident, but never recovered.
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Port Collins
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George Rutledge
Timnath
California Democratic Woman's League Opens Convention
The first annual convention of the California Democratic Woman's League opened in San Luis Obispo, Crispo, California, marking the start of a gathering focused on party activities and women's involvement.
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Democratic Woman's League
Wife of Joe Lefores Divorced in District Court
Mrs Beasle M Lafores was granted a divorce from Joseph Lafores, famed cattle detective, by Judge Matson. Custody of three children awarded to the mother. home with Mrs Lafores' mother in Rheidae. No alimony. Divorce followed two months after petition.
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Tea Country
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