Boston Wins Game One of World Series Over Giants
The Boston Americans beat the New York Nationals four to three in the opening game. Smoky Joe Wood struck out eleven and allowed two walks while Tesreau held Boston hitless until the sixth. Crowd crowds filled Connecticut Park with 46 000 paid admissions and over 75 000 receipts.
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New York
Boston Americans
New York Nationals
Smoky Joe
Wood
Merkle
Heraey
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 urges end to monopolies in Denver campaign speech
Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed 15 000 supporters in Denver praising conservation while warning against monopolies seizing forest mineral and water resources. He urged Democratic regulation to open West resources to settlers and criticized the Bull Moose approach as harmful to national development.
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Denver
Colo
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington
Wilson
Arbitration Board Rules Masel Damages for Tree Loss
The board appointed by Councilman Shingle and William Mass ruled Masel is owed 4501 for trees cut by city workers on land near a reservoir during water line work. Masel had claimed 900 and the council previously allowed 100. The report awaits read aloud at the next council meeting. Mirani is identified as a Cheyenne figure living near Fort P. Russell.
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Shingle
William Mass
Tim
Weaterday
Masel
Uline
John K. Gill
Massel
George van Gandt
H. A. Blanchard
Mirani
Cheyenne
Fort P. A. Russell
Labor Legislation Push Faces Republican Resistance
Casper political figure Pat Sullivan leads a Republican effort opposing key labor measures. He previously opposed creating a department of labor and mine safety bills, steering mine inspector qualifications and coal mine safety through committee defeats, and now holds a prominent role as chairman of the state central committee.
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Pat Sullivan
Casper
Corporation
Department of Labor
Republican Machine
Fts
State Central Committee
Balkan War Sparks Global Fear of European Spread
Montenegro declares war on Turkey triggering widespread alarms as Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, and Austro Russian authorities race to prevent continental escalation. Reports indicate heavy fighting along frontiers and mobilizations surge across Balkan states amid diplomatic maneuvers in Paris London and Constantinople.
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Paris
Balkan States
Montenegro
Turkey
Balkan
Greece
Bulgaria
Europe
Austria
London
Cettinje
Constantinople
Seattli
Tuset
Tust
Algo
Allent
Sovernmount
Softa
Cabi
Great Britain
Poincare
Sofia
Aged Coloradoan Ends Life After Ill Health
George Rutledge a 70 year old pioneer near Timnath Colorado killed himself after a sequence of failed self harm. He had previously survived severe injuries from a bull goring and a runaway accident and had been treated by physicians for illness.
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Port Collins
Colo
George Rutledge
Timnath
California Democratic Woman's League Opens in Crispo
The first annual convention of the California Democratic Woman's League opened in Crispo, San Luis Obispo, Cal, with delegates gathering to discuss party priorities and women’s involvement in state politics.
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San Luis
Crispo
Cal
California
Democratic Woman's League
Divorce Granted for Beasle Lafores Wife of Noted Thief
Mrs Beasle M Lafores was granted a divorce from Joseph Lafores in district court with custody of three children awarded to the mother. The judge noted the lack of alimony and the couple’s long history in cattle and railroad work, including Lafores’s connection to Tow Horn's conviction.
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Joe Lefores
Gatcher
Geis
Tom Horn
Joseph Lafores
Jim
Mra Lafores
Mra. Lafores
Mr. Lafores
On Aterney
Lafores Fe
al- Mont «Ery
Wyoming
Montana
Tea Country
Dt Jo
Lafores
Horn
Nichols
Bounty
Whisperta
Ami
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John McGraw
Larry Doyle
U. S
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Berana
Djutiabala
Neta
Rat
Belgrade
Servia
Russian Red Cross Society
Woman's League
Mre. Beasle M. Lafores
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