Cheyenne Motor Club road conditions report fragments
Weather and road status notes from Cheyenne area routes including Laramie Rawlins Rock Springs Denver and Crow Creek bridge. Describes road conditions fair to rough with segments on Pine Diwits Dover Cready Well ington Fort Collins and Yellowstone Highway sections.
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Cheyenne
Lincoln _ghway
Laramie
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Fort Collins
Lincoln Highway
Kimball
Sidney
Dig Springs
Pine Diwits
Crow Creek
Hereford Ranch
Denver
Dover
Cready
Wellington
Crouse
Cheyenne North
Yellowstone Highway
Wheatland
Douglas
Casper
Chagwater
Yellowstone Pur Sons
la CT
Torrington
Tha la Grange
Pole Mountain
Notable 19th Century Auction Oddities Highlight Philadelphia Visit
Report from Philadelphia notes a dramatic scene as a New York visitor bids on nine boxes at a world fair event. Percy Rockefeller, nephew of John J. Rockefeller, purchased seats with a large roll of bills causing a raucous scene. George W. Drexel, prominent Philadelphia financier, was seen contributing generously to the spectacle.
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Philadelphia
New York
Percy Rockefeller
John J. Rockefeller
Hine Bo
George W. Childe Drexel
Two Gents Arrested for Conducting Lotteries
Philadelphia police held Gustlav Moppert and Alfred Mertz for carrying on lotteries tied to World Series games. Each man was held in 500 dollars bond by Magistrate Heaton Moppert. James T. Corteirou, chief postal inspector, wired New York post office to close the Gouevrn in New York.
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Philadelphia
Guslav Moppert
Alfred Mertz
Heaton Moppert
Baseball News Company
New York
James T. Corteirou
New York Post Office
Elowe
Balloon race start faults in Wichita air bar
Four of five contestants began a long distance balloon race from Wichita yesterday. The craft drifted southeast after starting just after noon. Warren Razo in Twyton 1 withdrew after attempts to weigh off. John Watts led until the bags fed out of sight.
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Withita
Wichite
Warren Razo
John Watts
Phillies Win First World Series Game In Rain
Philadelphia defeats Boston 3 to 1 as Alexander and Cravath power the win. Hooper and Niehoff spark two Philadelphia runs while Boston manages a lone score in the ninth. Official attendance 19,348 with a rain-soaked night giving way to a clear morning over Fenway Park.
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Tod
Howton Hooper
Scott
Alexander
Laden
Hooper
Speaker
Hobliteel
Pancroft
Niehoff
Pailadelphia
Mancroft Mmles
Parry Paskett
Boston
Philadelphia
Orton
Lewis
Gardner
Laderds
Barry
Stock
Bead Lewin
Bancroft
Harry
Cady
Cravath
Loader
Luderus
Luderis
Whitted
Shore
Bowten
Durns
Beott Alexander
Hoblitze
Bodton
Hoblitzer
Luderms
Paskert
Hobluxel
Stow
Whirled
Boore
Hoston
Spoon
Hancroft
Burne
Furry
Laderus
Byrne
Darry
Pretty
Beere
Burns
Boxton
Noblitzer
Seo
Firet
Errora
Philadelpha
al Plate
Kiem
O'Loughlin
Evans
Tleid
Rigler
New York Teams End Even in Wins and Losses
New York squads finish the baseball season tied in wins and losses with 69 victories and 69 defeats. The Giants sit as NL tailenders while the Yankees hold fifth in the AL, yet both share a similar come percentage of .454 and equal run of fortunes.
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York
New York
Yankees
Giants
James
Rain Coat Wins St Leger at Churchill Downs
Rain coat a year-old gelding ridden by Marye won the St Leger handicap at two miles and a quarter at Churchill Downs. Hoodgy was second Water Witch third. Time 5 53 clipping 45 4 seconds from track record. Two dollar bets on the winner paid 46 20.
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Raincoat
Auisville
Crant Dies After Astor Cup Trial Fire
New York October 6 noted auto racer Harry Crant died last night after injuries from a fire in his racing car during the Astor cup race trial ten days earlier. He succumbed at Comey hospital.
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MVR
Corant
DiPa
New York
Harry Crant
Chicago National manager Breenahan likely out of city championship
Chicago National manager Roger Breenahan probably cannot play in the city baseball championship after a serious left knee injury worsened by a Wednesday incident. Physicians advised him to refrain from resuming play as of yesterday.
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Chicago
Roger Breenhan
Chicago Nationals
Breenahan
Taft Scion Elected Yale Basketball Captain
Charles P. Taft II, son of former President William J. Taft, was elected captain of Yale University basketball last night. Taft was a guard on the previous championship five.
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New Haven
Conn
Charles P. Taft II
William J. Taft
Yale University
Taft
Train Robbery Aboard Baltimore and Ohio Express
Bandits robbed a Baltimore and Ohio express train at Central Station near Clarksburg West Virginia seizing registered mail and unsigned bank notes. The loot included an estimated $500000 in currency with rumors of two million in gold on the express car. Over 100 men hunted the thieves as the train crew continued toward Parkesburg after the heist.
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Ohio River
Division
Parkesburg
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Clarksbaurg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohie
Central Station
Washington
Middle West
Cheyenne Club Rewards Arrest for Litter Throwers
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a five dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone throwing garbage or pails onto a public highway.
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Cheyenne Motor Club
Berlin Protest Over U S Boat Chaser Construction
Germany protested to the U S State Department against American built high speed motor boats believed to be intended as anti submarine chasers. The neutrality board found no intent to arm the boats and said shipments would not make the U S a base of operations during the war. The issue mirrors a prior dispute over submarine construction for Great Britain.
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Washington
Germany
State Department
Secret Service
Long Island
Philadelphia
Planta
Foreign Office
United States
Neutrality Board
Fore River
Great Britain
Bryan
Charles Schwab
Schwab
Marines supplied submarines for bel ieerents from U S
A report describes eleven U S Marines shipped from Foreiver Smp yards to McVicker's plant in Montreal for assembly. Counsel advised that supplying submarines to bel ieerents was allowed if vessels were not fully combat ready when leaving the United States. Submarine hull plates were bent to fit upon arrival in Montreal.
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Foreiver Smp
McVicker
Montreal
Schwab Wee
John Bansett Moore
United States
John B Sloan Seeks City Commissioner Nomination in Goshen Valley
Political notice announces John B Sloan as candidate for city commissioner in the October 19 1915 primary. He thanks supporters and asks Goshen Valley homestead investors to contact him at the Inter Ocean hotel Std and 6th or write at once. F Palmer listed as govt lands locator.
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Goshen Valley
Inter Ocean
F. Palmer
Kindergarten and Dancing Class Opens Soon
Miss Burdick and Miss Brooks announce a private kindergarten and children’s folk and social dancing class. Apply immediately by phone 630 to The State Leader for details and the wanted item of Wyoming Trytt.
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Burdick
Miss Brooks
Clannon
Melinm
Wyoming
Trytt
Magazine Circulating Co Advertisement Offer
A scammy solicitation promises to mail dozens of magazines and papers for 10 cents. It urges readers to send a dime to Box 5240 Boston and promises their name will be circulated to hundreds of publishers for a year, with assurances of satisfaction and surprise.
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Circulating Co
Boston
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Yours Truly, John B. Sloan
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