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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1913

Page

9

Athletics Win 1913 World Series Clinch at Polo Grounds

Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1 in game five at the Polo Grounds to take the 1913 World Series. Eddie Plank pitched superbly for the A's while Christy Mathewson struggled after two days rest, and the Mackmen broke through with timely hitting and fielding to clinch the title.

New York Philadelphia Athletics Polo Grounds New York Giants Connie Meek Eddie Plank Southpaw John McGraw Christy Mathewson Athletics Preak Ohile Giants Mathewson Thetandard Plank Tddie Murphy Philadelphia Fletcher Murphy

King Chased by Suffragettes at London Command Performance

King George and Queen Mary escaped a suffragette mob at a London music hall after the royal carriage arrived. Police shielded the couple as women shouted votes for women and were driven back. Jewish suffragists interrupted a Bayswater synagogue service with anti torture salvos, then disturbers left with escorts. Suffragettes disrupted Lloyd George gathering with a chemical causing an early finish.

London George Queen Mary Igtay West End Bayswater Herbert Samuel Sir Rufus Isaacs Sir Rufus Tanace Lloyd George Bedford

Demands for Proof in Riot and Murder Case

Harry Spencer, accused killer, is taken by Chicago detectives to the Ingram flats ruins and the scene of a fatal hammer beating to confirm his admissions. He claims arson and murder in the Rexroat and Wight cases as officers push to verify crimes he says he committed.

Chicago Harry Spencer Mildred Allison Rexroat Haplin Detective Bureau Spencer Ingram Dad” Benham Annabel Wight

Wreck Wrong House Suit Filed In Hartford

$20,000 damages sought against the New York to Wrecking Company by the estate of Marilo Flynn after workers damaged a wrong Prospect Avenue residence in Hartford before the mistake was found. The firm reportedly ripped verandahs removed a kitchen annex and damaged the roof of the unoccupied Rockwell property.

Hartford Conn New York Marilo Flynn Prospect Avenue Rockwell

Huerta Defends Arrest of Mexican Deputies

President Huerta defends the arrest of 110 members of the chamber of deputies as revolutionary actions. He accuses them of threatening to dissolve sessions and seek rebel protection, while officials seek restraint amid protests. Nelson O Shaughnessy, the American chargé, was urged to secure safe release for the imprisoned deputies.

Mexico City Huerta Chamber of Deputies Chamber Nelson O'Shaughnessy Muerta

Busch Death Reported From German Estate Details

Dispatches from Adolfus Busch’s oldest son Appust A. Busch describe the death on his German estate. He died at his desk after dictating replies to letters and collapsing. Funeral planned in St Louis with body kept at his home for employees. Busch estate valued at about 60 million.

B.A Faust Pather Ninse Cecilie Busch

Eighteen Candidates for May Vote

The notice lists eighteen candidates running for commissioners including J. W. Benson Thomas Heaney Sr Fred Hofmann Leopold Kabis LaFontaine and others such as Barksdale Ell Beckdall Grainger Laughlin McKay McGregor Rahn Metd Pollard Seals and Treastle for May voting.

Mayvot J. CO. Argesheimer John W. Benson Thomas Heaney Fred Hofmann Leopold Kabis KR. ON LaFontaine Barksdale J. T. Ell A. B. Beckdall J. J. Grainger Enos Laughlin Kd. McKay A. G. McGregor William Rahn T. Th. Metd J. Th. Pollard Patrick Seals G. H. Treastle

Candidates File in Cheyenne Mayoral, Commission Race

On the last day of petitions Cheyenne filed for mayor and war commissioner. Mayoral candidates include J C Arg eb neimer Col Thomas Heaney Fred Hofmann and others. War commissioner hopefuls include J I Grainger J T Hell D G C Barksdale and several named contenders.

J. C. Argesheimer Thomas Heaney Cheyenne Clark Fred Hofmann Thomas Heaner Robert N. Lalentiine Leopold Kable J. C. Argoeheimer John W. Benson J. I. Grainger J. T. Hell D. GC. Barksdale J. B Pollard Patrick Stala Enos Lanehlin A. B Bekdall William Kuln T .R. Reid Edward McKay Treastie A. G. McGregor

Clayton Quits Race for Toga

Congressman Kenry D. Clayton resigns as senator appointee for the late Johnston term and writes Wilson to withdraw from the Alabama race while remaining in the House to back the anti trust drive. The resignations trigger a broader fight over gubernatorial appointment and a direct election amendment.

Washington Kenry DD. Clayton Judiciary Wilson Alabama House Clayton Johnston O'Neal Vive Marshall W. D. Jelks Senate Committee I and Laie Ifone Governe

Russian Arctic Claim Of New Continent Reported

St Michael Alaska October 11 The Russian steamers Taimyr and Waygatch under Commander Wilitsky report discovering land mass as large as Greenland extending north beyond latitude 80 and longitude 10 east The claim echoes earlier Arctic theories of a vast polar continent while Stefansson Stefansson expedition is frozen near Harrow Alaska and Karluk leans toward the north seeking the unknown lands

ST. Michael Alaska Waygatch Wilitsky Siberia Greendand Admiral Perry Peary Stefansson Vilhjalmur Stefansson Frott Harrow Mackensie Siefan Seon Point Barrow

Martin Sheridan Undergoes Surgery After Injury

Martin Sheridan the Giimple athletic underwent a late day operation for a growth on the spline. Aberidan was kicked by Borne while on duty with the New York police force leaving a detective sergeant and others suffering injuries. the illness is believed linked to the incident. Sheridan rests comfortably tonight.

New York Martin Sheridan Giimple Athletic Aberidan New York Police Eherifan

New Haven Engineers Threaten Strike Over Revised Miles

New Haven railroad tension rises as engineers and men oppose General Manager Floids revised mileage plan. Officials warn a strike could begin at any moment, signaling possible service disruption if demands are not met.

New Haven Floids

Pankers Angered by Conspiracy Charges

Illinois bankers protested conspiracy charges against them at a congressional committee hearing. H Warrin of Champaign defended the bankers stance from the Chicago conference and Boston Convention while B Montgomery of Quincy outlined objections from smaller country banks.

Pankers Washington Illinois H. Warrin Champaign Chicago Boston B. Montgomery Quincy

Liner Volturno Fire in Atlantic. Two Dead, Many Rescued

An Atlantic disaster report details the Volturno sailing from Mattersdam for New York with 22 first cabin, 525 steerage, and 4 crew. A fierce blaze and heavy seas forced abandonment. rescuers from the Carmanta and others aided survivors while two are confirmed dead and many saved.

Volturno Matterdam New York Caplin Tneh Ple Reece Disister Volturna Carmanta Liverpool Hart Barr Co Company Folloew Fongiate

Episcopal Group Seeks Two Thirds Vote on Denominational Name Change

At the New York triennial convention, a high church faction proposed a constitutional amendment requiring a two thirds vote to change the church name or title page to Holy Catholic Church. The measure, offered by Dr. W. T. Manning, is sent to the constitutional amendments committee and may resurface next week, signaling heavy deliberation over church identity.

New York High Protestant Episcopal Church House of Deputies W. T. Manning Trinity Church Thin City Chirh Church Alexander Maui Boston Mann Manning Book of Common Prayer Holy Cathololic Church Rome Dr. Manning

Lawyers Hide Sulzer Story in Albany

A chaotic Albany dispatch reports lawyers hiding a “verneational stor” linked to Governor Sulzer as a high court impeachment verdict nears. The manuscript was taken from Herrick and will be returned to the governor, with Sulzer poised to decide publication timing.

Albany Det Suleer High Court Cady Herrick Herrick Sulzer Ani Reapoto Billie Tim

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