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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
6
A Roosevelt reformer writes to Congressman Kent urging a more radical Wilson backing. He praises Secretary Daniels for discipline in the Navy, notes reduced desertions and better enlistment terms, and declares his own radical, pro democracy stance while denying personal familiarity with Daniels.
Denver supporters push to introduce the English game of association football in the state. J. R. Taylor of the Colorado Association Football League plans intercollegiate matches including Sacred Heart Denver and Fort Logan army men.
Crowds along the coast watch the series with Brooklyn as favorites. The Dodgers’ ninth inning rally in game one sparks talk of what they might do on Boston soil. Robins win game three and momentum shifts amid heated debates about the outcome. Boston’s game four victory dampens early optimism.
An old remedy claims regular meat eaters should “flush” kidneys with four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to relieve pains, cloudy urine, and bladder irritation. It touts TM Salts made from grape acids and lithia as a cheap, pleasant health drink.
San Francisco October 26 Washington coach Dobie explains the coming season will be disastrous with no stars on the team. He predicts a green Washington squad and says he would rather be defeated by California than any other foe, hoping to retire then.
Miss Leath Blose of Wheatland and Edward Richards were secretly married in Denver last Saturday. They plan to reside in Wheatland. Mrs Richards, daughter of Ma Rosina Dose, was a popular Wheatland Times stenographer and collector.
In a reflective piece Cheyenne High questions who led the team in the recent game against Laramie. It criticizes players who did not respond to the call yet urges renewed turnout for the return match next month.
Mae Marsh and Robert Harron star in The Marriage of Molly O at Amuse Sunday The film depicts Irish life with authentic village settings created by a technical staff who have lived in Ireland The tale echoes Cinderella with Molly in poverty finding Sir Lawrence O Dea as a knightly suitor The story’s Cinderella parallels persist across generations
An old health claim promotes an “inside bath” by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive system. The piece urges readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to test improvements in breath, digestion, and overall appearance.
A survey of 1916 major league box scores shows clusters of high at bats runs and stolen bases. Chicago Cubs and St Louis lead times-at-bat while New York Americans and St Louis top runs and hits in one-game marathons.
George Bowles, long a Chicago newspaper and theatrical man, is held by the British government in Australia. A British subject by birth, Bowles believed himself American after living in Chicago most of his life. His father brought him from Canada and he planned to return home with his wife, but she is now ill and Bowles cannot bring her back.
A magistrate hears a police officer testify that a man ejected from a cinema was found on the back entrance doorstep carrying a large bouquet. The officer notes the speaker was hard to understand but indicated the man awaited Mary Pickford’s return home.
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