Leader Sports Field Meet At Fort Russell
Reports from Fort Russell cover results of the regular quarterly field meet. Winners include Ninth Cavalry in the relay with 1 39 2 5, Eleventh Cavalry in tug of war, and Private Gray and Private Dunlap sharing top spots in the running high jump. Other event victors include Corporal Causewell in shot put, Private Taylor in 100-yard dash, Private Davis in the running broad jump, Sergeant Jefferson in hammer throw, Trumpeter Fredericks in musicians contest, Corporal White in pole vault, Private Washington in the 220-yard dash, and Private Ephriam leading standing broad jump with top mark.
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Fort Russell
Ninth Cavalry
Fourth
Field Artillery
Eleventh Cavalry
Hospital Corps
Gray
Cavalry
Dunlap
Taylor
Eleventh Infantry
Causewell
Lindley
Heritage
Company A
Washington
Myers
Davis
Holmes
Raggett
Jefferson
Thomas
Company D
Fredericks
H Troop
Saunders
Ballenger
E Troop
Corporal White
Troop L
Company B
Maginnis
MacAvaney
Nuss
Battery A
Ephriam
Troop K
Corporal Deminion
Battery .D
Big Football Game Between Army Teams At Pioneer Park
The first real game of the season features the Eleventh Infantry team opposing the Army Engineers at Pioneer Park. A series for the trophy cup, offered by Harry Bright, follows among infantry artillery hospital corps and engineers. Kickoff is at 8 o clock.
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Pioneer Park
Eleventh Infantry
Army Egineers
Infantry
Artillery
Hospital Corps
Engineers
Harry Bright
Cheyenne Boys Face Eaton In Colorado Showdown
Cheyenne High School football trips to Eaton Colorado for an afternoon game against the local team, which faces a heavier, unbeaten opponent touted as the 1919 champion of Colorado high school football. A large Cheyenne contingent travels and returns tonight.
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Cheyenne
Eaton
Colo
Colorado
Longmont
Pitcher Coy Oleship Released to Chattanooga
Cincinnati reports pitcher Coy Oleship has been released to the Chattanooga team in Tennessee. Tacoma reports Jack Lester of Cle Blum and Jack Tippets of Peoria fought ten rounds to a draw in Washington. Abe Attell defeated Ble Mackey in six rounds in New York, adding to his featherweight reign.
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Cincinnati
Coyoleship
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Chattanooga, Tenn
Tacoma
Wash
Jack Lester
Cle Blum
Jack Tippets
Peoria
New York
Abe' Attell
Ble Mackey
Cleveland
Abe
Widow secretly weds step-son in Chicago secret ceremony
Mrs. Mary Reed widow of Topeka lawyer Joseph Reed Sr secretly married her stepson Joseph Reed Jr a railroad worker in Chicago. The wedding occurred recently and was kept quiet until Mrs Reed traveled to Topeka to prepare for shipment to a new home. The pair had been sweethearts twenty five years earlier before Reed Sr married her mother and later died.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Mary Reed
Joseph Reed
Chicago
Rousing South Side Democratic Rally Draws Crowd
A South Cheyenne rally at the South Side Democrats club drew about 150 attendees. Will Dernall opened the meeting introducing speakers including C. L. Rigdon D. J. Howell R. S. Gray and General J. C. Thompson.
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South Cheyenne
South Side
Democratics Club
Will Dernall
C. L. Rigdon
D. J. Howell
R.S. Gray
J. C. Thompson
Pretty Girl Held for Bigamy
A 14 year old girl in Junction City was married to Charles Shaffery, then 45, without her parents’ knowledge. After desertion and a later mistaken belief of divorce, she wed James McCoy and faced further legal trouble. the case outlines the entangled marriages and alleged imprisonments.
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Tury
Mark
Charles Shaffery
Junction
City
Shaffery
James McCoy
Digwing
Aras
Plain case of mistaken by ignorance sparks arrest
The accused young woman, distressed by the disgrace on her family, left her home city for a new part of the state after arrest and release. She claims had an officer delayed a moment she would have boarded a Junction City ticket. She does not blame local officers, saying she knew days earlier a request for arrest would come. McCoy, husband No. 2, reached Cheyenne, having learned that her bondsman had requested her arrest.
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Union, Pacific Ticket Office
Junction City
Cheyenne
McCoy
Kansas
Ketchel Slayer Held Without Bond
Walter A. Dipley the slayer of Stanley Ketchel and Goldie Smith were bound over to the district court in Marchfield Missouri. Dipley is held without bond. Emmett Newton a newspaperman testified Ketchel said Dipley and the woman robbed him after the shooting. Ranch owner R P Dickerson corroborated saying Ketchel had $500 two days before the incident.
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Marchfield
Walter A. Dipley
Stanley Ketchel
Goldie Smith
Dipley
Emmett Newton
Ketchel
R. P. Dickerson
Morace Jenkins Sees Cubs Championship Outlook
Morace Jenkins of Sixt Street Shop shares a boosted view from friend Jack Davie about the World Series outcome. He cites the Cubs using a Sheckard machine and pairing with Chance and Tinker to tackle the final games, signaling strong faith in a Cubs victory.
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Morace Jenkins
Sixt Street
Jack Davie
Ahoe
Dnd
Hitmack
Ieries
Avera
Cubs
Unclear fragment hints at betting on names and outcomes
Fragmentary text mentions Steinfelt Ruhled bach Brown Cole Zimmer maning Hoff pfiester Mack-and-fire, suggesting betting or wagering discussion but lacking coherent context or complete facts to confirm an event or outcome.
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Ing
Steinfelt
Ruhledbach
Brown
Cole
Zimmermaning
Hoffman
Pfiester
Fire
Millionaire Brewer's Auto Kills Plumber
St Louis reports a fatal accident as Harry Dittmar a 22 year old plumber was struck and killed by a car carrying August Busch the millionaire brewer and his chauffeur George Thorpe who was arrested. Dittmar was en route to his new bride after a theatre outing.
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St.Louis
Harry Dittmar
August Busch
Dentist shoots man in his office in Hill City
In Hill City Kansas Dr C H Howe a dentist shot and fatally wounded C A Yerges in Howe s office. Yerges had entered the office seeking the man he said had caused domestic unhappiness and a fight followed with Yerges attacking with a chair. Howe fired and Yerges was shot below the heart.
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Hill City
Kan
C. H. Howe
C. A. Yerges
Howe
Yerkes
SWPLL Bungalow At Practically Your Own Price and Terms
J. M. Newman advertises a SPILL or SPLL bungalow sale offering practical terms and a low price. Prospective buyers are urged to act quickly to secure possession under favorable financing.
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J. M. Newman
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