Cheyenne High Cancels Football Game After Player's Loss
Cheyenne High School football forfeits today's game at Pioneer Park against Fort Russell's Army Engineers team after the death of George Barrett's father. Engineer manager Blanchard plans to arrange a game with Sunrise team next Saturday, pending details.
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George Barrett
Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
Army Engineers
Fort PD
A. Russell
Blanchard
Enxine Ers
F W. Knable
Sunrise
Fort Russel
Will Beavor
Eleventh Infantry Seeks Games For Football Season
The Eleventh Infantry football team has been organized for the season and seeks matches with other eleven squads. Manager Eleventh Infantry football team invites potential opponents to schedule contests.
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Eleventh Infantry
Baseball Post Season at Washington Rh A F Philadelphia
Batters Morgan Dygert and Livingstone for the Philadelphia team with Johnson Street. New York Nationals versus New York Americans matchup featuring Wilise Meyers Wathop and Mitchell in a battery rotation.
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Rh. A. F
Philadelphia
Aisa Gee Sek
Morgan, Dygert and Livingstone
Johnson and Street
R. Hw
New York Nationals
New York
Braggs Seeks Fight With Heinsberg At Fort Russell
Billy Braggs of Troop M Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell challenges Joe Heinsberg to a bout through the State Leader sporting editor. He proposes a preliminary match with Muggy Schoel.
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Billy Braggs
Heinsberg
Billy Bragegs
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Joe Heinsberg
State Leader
Muggy Schoel
Four Fire Victims Recovered in Rainy River Forest Fires
Rescue teams today recovered four more bodies in the forest fires near Spoovner and Baudette. Weather conditions were rainy as searchers combed the burned areas and identified victims from the Sun Proof Paint Shermin Co incident.
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Rainy River
Spoovner
Baudette
Shermin Co
Moody and Broad draw in six at Broadway A C
Philadelphia report notes Willie Moody Port Richmond light weight and "Young Kid" Broad Ghetto champ fought six rounds to a draw at the Broadway A C venue.
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Philadelphia
Willie Moody
Port Richmond
Broad
Broadway A. C
Elk herd loots grain at Laramie-Poudre tunnel camp
Watchers at the Kingsbury camp near the west portal of the Laramie Poudre tunnel observed eleven elk led by a large buck devouring oats and other grains, explaining a series of grain thefts reported last night in Greeley Colo on October 14.
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Greeley
Colo
Kingsbury
Laramie-Poudre Tunnel
Army Engineer Ends Life in Philadelphia Gas Room
Army engineer Robert E. Lindsey, 37, found dead in a gas-filled South Bright Street apartment, leaving a note to his wife and a photo with the message Goodbye sweetheart. He faced financial ruin after spending a fortune, including $20,000 government pay for a dredging device, and left a room filled with travel mementos and a gold watch for his son Alfred.
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Philadelphia
Robert E. Lindsey
United States
South Bight Street
Far East
New Jersey
Passdle Park
N. J
Lindsey
Gg Company
Burlington
Old Bridge School
Pretty Indian bride of mining town moves to new life
The article notes the wedding of Mary Lillian Beatrice Goode, granddaughter of a prominent Oklahoma Indian chief, in Ababa on a spring day. It highlights the blend of heritage and modern marriage customs involving mining town society.
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Ababa
Ask
Miey Lillian Beatrice Goode
Bride of Mr Gallagher Seen as American Girl in Southwest Mining Circles
The bride of H M Gallagher, a prominent figure in mining circles, resembles an American girl despite Indian features. She wore serge. Both mothers traveled from Oklahoma and Arizona to attend. Census data also lists city population changes, including Wilmington, Hamilton, Lorain, and Madison with notable increases.
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H. M. Gallagher
Southwest
Miss Goode
Mr. Gallagher
Oklahoma
Arizona
Washington
D. C
Census Bureau
Wilmington
N. C
Hamilton
Lorain
Madison, Wis
Penny Postage for Letters May Soon Be Charged
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock says the post office will soon be self sustaining and penny postage for first class letters is likely within a year or two. He notes no service cuts and cites Treasury appropriations as the fiscal year starts July 1.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hitehoorck
Treasury Department
Office Department
Hitchcock
Window She and Sherman Co. Anticipate 80 Result Controversy
A fragmentary text describes a dispute involving a group linked to Polos Ind. and a Li ya Hes with other clal. Ostracism and fines in Cran occur as women organize a charity drive. Lagu and Lagne are named in the effort to toe Chicagoans and collect funds. A dropped-out statement ends the item.
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Cran
Mtv
TieBay Committee
Lagu
Lagne
Thud Mook
Irrigation Regulation Update Reaches Federal Review
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Interior Department action on irrigation policy and regulatory operations. A June 1910 reference hints at acts affecting settlement and government projects, with officials cited in the debate over regulatory measures and compliance.
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NTO
Washington
Interior
Piste Cnt
Man Hangs Himself Near Wall River
Unclear OCR reads that a man named Brady, a cloth broker with ties to a company, faced health issues and a rope incident at a door. Details are fragmentary and uncertain due to damaged text. Local authorities proceed with caution.
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Wall River
Nia
Thoman T. Brady
Dea Company
Heady
Pour Health
Longevity Advice From 90 Year Old Mrs. Satterlee
Chicago tale recounts Mrs. M. D. Satterlee celebrating her 90th birthday by sharing a life plan. She endorses daily vigorous exercise, simple living, social ties, early bed, and avoiding rich foods, tobacco, alcohol, hobble skirts, tight corsets, and stressed games. She criticizes the hobble skirt while noting a Cape Cod trip and ongoing swimming habit.
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Mrs. Satterlee
Corrupt houses unite against the people in Saratoga era
A speaker condemned the alliance of business and politics likening Wall Street to the Democratic ticket and taunted the Saratoga nominees. He offered no concrete issues beyond denouncing elite influence and claiming the public faced a Wall Street–Tamany bloc hostile to ordinary citizens.
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Jesus
Wall Street
Tamamay
Saratoga
Citizens urged to register today at local centers
Citizens are urged to register now at the Industrial Club on Seventeenth Street and Warren Avenue and at the Third Ward Court House annex on Nineteenth Street near Eddy and Carey Avenues. Registration books reopen October 27 and 28, with expected crowding on the last two days.
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Industrial Club
Seventeenth Street
Warren Avenue
Third Ward
Court House
Nineteenth Street
Eddy Street
Carey Avenue
Reading Circle Books for 1911 to be included in November Exam
The State Board of Examiners announces Read ing Circle Books for 1911 will be included in the November Examination. Mamie E. Hefferon, Co Superintendent.
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State Board of Examiners
Eagles Home Remodeling Contract Awarded
A remodeling contract for the Eagles home at Sixteenth and Thames streets was let yesterday to R. M. Roland for 4500 dollars. Work will begin promptly with plans described as travisive.
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EAGLE
Eagles
Sixteenth and
Thames Streets
R. M. Roland
Onda
Two Brokerage Runs Fail in New York Stock Exchange
Two brokerage houses failed today in New York as creditors seek payments. Charlie Mindesheimer and Co. and the firm of Thomas G. Gaylord, Colton and Book brokers faced assignments for the benefit of creditors, signaling strained markets and creditor actions.
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New York
Charlie Mindesheimer and Company
The
Stock Exchange
Thomas G. Gaylord, Colton and
Book Brokers
Roosevelt Opens Campaign Amid Tammany and Wall Street Noise
In New York on October 14 Col. Roosevelt launched his campaign for Mr. Stinson amid broadside attacks on Tammany and Wall Street. His speeches linked Wall Street and Tammany to the opposition, drawing notable supporters, while critics claimed the crowd was swayed by the alliance of money and power.
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New York
W. Ke Vanderbilt
France
Teddy
Tammany
Knka
Wall Street
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Stinson
Handa
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