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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
13
A letter from William A. Walsh of Los Angeles to Congressman William W. Kent urges radical Wilson support. Walsh praises Secretary Daniels for navy progress, notes desertions drop and reinlistments rise, and views Daniels as a foe to enemies of democracy.
Denver soccer enthusiasts and J R Taylor of the Colorado Association Football League plan new games among Sacred Heart College of Denver and Fort Logan army men. The region already hosts Sunday matches and expects more intersectional games this season following contests in Colorado Springs and Albuquerque.
Crowds along the coast followed a dramatic series as Brooklyn’s late ninth inning rally and a strong second game sparked debate. Robins win in game three kept interest high, though Boston’s latest victory seemed to seal the outcome for many observers.
An advertisement touts TM Salts as a cure to flush kidneys and relieve pain from kidney and bladder issues. It urges four ounces in water before breakfast for a few days and promises clear urine, fewer nocturnal trips, and lasting kidney health. The copy extols the product as inexpensive and widely used.
In a frank interview Coach Dobie of Washington states he expects a disastrous season with no star players, citing the freshman rule and lack of pep. He says he would prefer California defeat Washington to preserve dignity and notes fans may call him a liar. He pledges the team will not quit.
In Wheatland on October 26, Leath Blose and Edward Richards wed in a Denver ceremony after secretly eloping last Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Ma Rosina Dose and formerly worked as stenographer and collector for the Wheatland Times. The couple plans to reside in Wheatland.
The article questions who truly led Cheyenne High in the Saturday game against Laramie. It argues the loss came from players who avoided joining the team and failing to answer the call. It ends hopeful that the next Cheyenne-Laramie match next month will reverse the result.
The new Triangle picture stars Mae Marsh and Robert Harron and is hailed as one of the truest depictions of Irish life on screen. The village setting at Rock is crafted by a staff with deep Irish experience. The tale echoes Cinderella with Molly in poverty and Sir Lawrence O Dea as her knight.
An article advocates an inside bath regimen using hot water and limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved health and appearance, offering a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at drug stores as a test.
A review of 2016 major league play shows clubs stacking unconventional records in at bats runs and hits. The American and National leagues feature standout performances from New York Chicago St. Louis Boston Detroit and Cincinnati with striking single-game numbers in at bats runs hits and stolen bases.
George Bowles, longtime Chicago newspaper and theater personality, is held by the British government in Australia. Born in Canada and raised in Chicago, he recently learned from a trip to Sidney that he is a British subject and cannot return with his wife, who has died, leaving him unable to bring her home.
A policeman testifies that after being ejecting from the cinema a man was found on the back entrance doorstep with a large bouquet awaiting Mary Pickford at home. The magistrate questions the reason for the odd conduct and the officer notes the suspect spoke unclearly.
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