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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
10
A brief weather note for Mountain Time shows conditions through the six o clock hour. Skies are described as clear with light winds and no precipitation expected. Temperature ranges and specific readings are not provided in the available text.
Weather bulletin from Washington notes Wyoming will see cloudy conditions Friday and Saturday with fall-like air. No precipitation details given.
Railroad timetable fragment lists West Bound Burlington No 160 Going Fast at 7:40 am No 189 From East 4:00 pm Molokbra do Southday No 29 For the north at 7:10 am No 36 From North 7:00 pm No for South 10:40 am No 2 From South 7:10 pm
At the Polo Grounds Philadelphia defeats New York 8 to 2 behind Tesreau who held the Giants to two runs while Baker and Collins led a late Philadelphia surge. Schang homered and Collins scored twice as Murphy Oldring and Baker pace the offense with key hits. Attendance reached 36,888 with strong plate work by Murphy Oldring and Collins in support.
Uhlan the world champion trotter owned by C. K. G. Billings lowered the mile record to 1:54.12 in perfect weather at Lexington. Driven by Charles Tanner with a running mate, Uhlan split :28, :57 1-4, 1:25 1-4, finishing 1:54 1-2 amid ovations. Cheeny won the Transylvania stake for 2:08 trotters, tying her own record with a 2:04 3-4 mile in heat three.
Gunboat Smith of California defeated Carl Morris of Oklahoma in the fifth round of a 10 round bout in New York tonight. Morris was disqualified for fouling. Smith, lighter by 64 pounds, landed cleaner blows and controlled most rounds despite Morris’s weight advantage.
About fifteen thousand dollars is earned annually by the boys in the cooperative industrial source in the high school at Pitchburg Massachusetts.
A satirical column questions the evolving woman and fashion in a city with 210 schoolchildren, noting corset abandonment and girding freedom. It argues for dress liberation as part of broader suffrage and medical inspection of children to reduce curable defects, with cost estimates for school health programs.
Classified notice from The State Leader requests sign painting services in Sherman, Oklahoma territory. Listing seeks bids and contact details for a local job.
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