Red Sox Take Second World Series Game in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Boston pitcher George Foster held the Phillies to three hits as the Red Sox won 2 0 before 20 806 fans. President Wilson and Mrs. Galt attended, cheering as Hooper and Speaker contributed sharp fielding and Foster earned the win with a ninth inning run.
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Boston
Moston
Wilson
Mra
Norman Galt
George Foster
Red Sox
Phillies
Gardner
Foster
Galt
Hooper
Mayer
Mies
Simter
Philadelphia
General Castelnau Promoted Amid French Army Reorganization
Paris October 9 General Castelnau has been promoted to a rank previously held only by Generals Foch and Pétain. The move follows his leadership at the Champagne offensive and his decisive stand near Amblecourt which allowed Joffre to retreat successfully to the Marne.
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Paris
Clever forger nabbed after cashing forged check
Police arrested Walter Williamson suspected of a nationwide confidence scheme. A cashier Spotter and officer traced the forged $21.75 check to a clothing store, with Williamson detained after a Denver ticket and a letter about payment for an operation found on him.
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Walter Williamson
George Daltter
Williamson
Lawrence Bakes
Datther’s
5. P. Stevenson
Stevenson
Williameon
Willlameon
Baggs
Jack McFarland
Denver
Eleven Beats Greeley In Fast Cheyenne Football Game
Cheyenne High School defeated Vic Colorado State Teachers College 1% to 7 at Pioneer Park in a hard fought interscholastic game. Large crowd attended as Cheyenne leveraged its strong offense while weather favored the home team. The opening kickoff sent the ball to Greeley’s 10 yard line with a seven yard return. Continued on Page Five.
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Emmett Stapleton
Cheyenne
Vic
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Pioneer Park
Doyle
Greeley
Greely
Monster Torch Light Parade and Fraternity Ball Oct 21
A Cheyenne event features a downtown parade by Maccabees Woodmen Modern Brotherhood and other fraternities on October 21. Mayor LaVontaine and Chief Taylor will lead in a pageant with a red elite float and Kopald’s eight piece orchestra.
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Maccabees
Preterns Aid Union
Rede
Seanvenba
Cheyvolen
R. N. LaVontaine
Cheyenne Five
Taylor
Red
Mae
Kopald
Villa Warns Of War If Carranza Is Recognized
In El Paso General Francisco Villa declares the war just beginning after learning Carranza may be recognized by Pan American powers. He proposes a coalition government and says Carranza will not represent the Mexican poor. In Washington, Alberto Garcia Granados, Huerta interior minister, is reported executed for complicity in President Madero’s death.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Villa
Carranga
Mexico
Washington
Alberto Garcia Granados
Interior
Huerta
State Department
Madero
Oil Well Struck Again in Greybull Wyoming
Greybull Wyoming October 9 report states another producing oil well was struck in the town’s heart, showing better indications than the well struck three wells ago, suggesting improving prospects for OW’ oil field.
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Greybull
Ow' Pere
Vast grave holds 1460 Russians on Piotrokow battlefield
In Piotrokow Poland a massive grave near the Hilite Hissign cemetery holds 1460 Russians slain last November. The burial mound spans the battlefield corner and is marked by over twenty crosses bearing the fallen soldiers' names.
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Piotrokow
Poland
Hiltie Hissign
Anderson Sets A New World Speed Record At Astor Cup
New York October reports Gil Anderson set a world speed record of 102.2 mph in the 240 mile Astor Cup race at the New Rochesterahead Hay Speedway winning the event and $50,000. Anderson’s time was 24.4 seconds faster than the previous mark, with Tom Roapeytine finishing second.
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New York
Gil Anderson
New Rhoeepahead Hay Speedway
Anderson
Tom Roapeytine
U and Woman Arrested by German Police in Geneva
Geneva reports Mier Merriet Hildebrandt of Louisville Kentucky, editor of a woman's magazine, was arrested on arrival and confined in Lorrach prison then Lindow before being moved to Munich. The German officer reportedly decided on the transfer after questioning.
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Geneva
Switserland
Get
Mier
Merriet Hildebrandt
Louléville
Woman's Magscine
Lorrach
Lindow
Munich
Greek Worker Dead After Train Collision at Kemmerer Yard
John Mithras a 36 year old Greek worker employed by Oregon Short Line was struck and killed by a mail train at Kemmerer Wyoming on October 9. He attempted to cross in front of an oncoming freight and the engine struck him severing his head. Coroner Embree ordered the body moved to the morgue.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
John Midras
Oregon Short Line
Birock
Kemmerer Yards
Oller
Ywaln
Exain
Dupatese
Mileras
Embree
Mithras
Carranza Receives Recognition Backing at Conference
The Pan-American conference in Washington endorses the Carranza government as the Mexico de facto authority after review. Secretary Lansing says the US will await other republics’ replies before formal recognition and embargo plans. Rumors of Villa establishing a separate regime are dismissed.
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Carransa
Meslo
Frican
Lanning
Carranza Party
Mexico
Lansing
United States
Anne
Villa Agency
Villa
Menxtco
Nethon
Huerta
Carranza
Rockefeller Jr Returns From Colorado Trip
John D. Rockefeller Jr began the return to New York from Colorado after a three week stay. He traveled with secretary Charles G. Heydt. Rockefeller sociological expert W. L. MeivtenSie King stayed in Denver likely to California for vacation, after chec gis Colorado. He met with Colorado Fuel and Iron Company officers amid coal camp suspicions.
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Penver
Colo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Colorado
Charles G. Heydt
W. L. Meivtensie King
Rockefeller
Denver
California
Fieen
Colorado Fuel & Transpompany
Wyoming
Utah Slams Wyoming 70 to 7 in Lake City
In East Lake City Utah on October 6 the University of Utah football team routed Wyoming University by 70 to 7. The game featured strong Utah offense and a dominant defensive effort with the Cowboys unable to mount a comeback.
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Utah Wallops
Cowboys
East Lake City
Utah
The
View University
Wyoming University
Bulgarian consul general telegram to Bulgarian premier
Bulgarian consul general in London reports to the Bulgarian premier about an alleged alliance with enemies and prosecutors. The telegram questions the motives and hints at ongoing diplomatic tension.
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London
Hpstans
Joaseph Angeloff
Bulgaria
Strike conference tightens grip on Arizona mines
Governor Hunt and Western Federation leaders meet to end a month long wage dispute in the Clifton Morenel district. Arizona National Guard Company L is ordered to move as tensions rise with mine managers accusing Hunt of inflammatory rhetoric and seeking to curb federation influence before resuming operations.
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Pitownin
Arta
Ouro
Itinat
Charles J. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Guy Miller
Federation
Jen, Howell
Arizona
Chifton-Morenel
Hunt
Arizona National Guard
Yura
EL Paso
Federation of Minera
Wool markets show gains in crossbred wools and footwear
London reports a wool case with crossbreds in short supply causing a 4s4d advance per pound while greasy wool prices rise. American buyers see higher shoes values and export payments loosened enabling more wool shipments to America.
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London
America
Two British Steamers Sunk by German U Boats
London October 9 British steamers Silverash of 2753 tons gross and Stanby of 3658 tons have been sunk. The Silverash was built in 1904 and owned in Sunderland. The Stanby, built in 1911, was owned in Stockton.
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London
Sunderland
Stockton
Trains Collision Injures Nine In Lincoln
Nine persons were injured, four seriously, when two Rock Island passenger trains collided in Lincoln Nebraska tonight. The eastbound train was struck by the westbound train, tipping a chair car. Passengers crawled through windows.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ort
Belgrade Falls as German Drive Advances into Serbia
London reports Belgrade, the Serbian capital, fallen to Austro German forces as they cross the Save and Danube on a major push into Serbia. Allied fleets and troops accelerate to assist Sofia, Pirot, and Varna while battles intensify in Loos and Artois amid shifting fronts.
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Helerate
Save
Danube
Serbioy
Ajst
von Mackensen Fa Rushiog
Hulea
Turkey
Varna
Dardanelles
Cresce
Loox
Artois
Gien
von Hindenture
Itank
Altho
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Clouds and Cooler Temperatures
Wyoming forecasts show cloudy conditions Sunday and Monday with a cooler day in the south on Sunday. Temperature dips are expected Monday at higher elevations and in southern areas.
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Wyoming
Victory Would Influence Nations to Join the Allies
The war office released a statement quoting General Joffre who said the western front attack aimed to drive Germans from French soil and could prompt neutral nations to enter the war with the Entente. He outlined favorable conditions for assault and noted British troops and Kitchener’s army support.
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Kerlin
War Office
Tus Re
France
Elglum
Western
Jottin
Iiy
Entente Panere
Kitchener
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