Welsh Quits Training Before Labor Day Title Bout
Champion Freddie Welsh will wind up training this Saturday for the Labor Day fight with White. He says he is satisfied with condition and may take a light run Sunday. Odds have been bet widely with Smiley Corbett and others showing interest in the bout.
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Doyle refuses Chicago terms over salary raise
Holmton Chicago September 1 Larry Doyle former New York Giants captain who helped trigger the Heinie Zimmerman trade has declined to play for the Cubs without a higher salary. Dorie Jacobson and Hunter arrived in the Zimmerman deal as part of the swap.
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U Hoats Torpedo Two Russian Steamers
London Sept 1 The Russian steamers Wellamo and Sten TI torpedoed in the Gulf of Bothnia. A Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company reports the attack. The narrative mentions Hughle Uwlghs batting this season and Bill Donovan managing the team, but details are unclear.
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Sten TI
Gulf of Bothnia
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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Bill Donovan
Back-to-School Preparations Urged as Supplies Run Low
The notice urges families to check supplies and ready children for the upcoming school term. It emphasizes preparedness and service availability for the community.
Baseball Patchwork Scores From Past Day Across Leagues
A scattered recap covers NL games at Boel and Philadephia with varied batteries and lineups. It notes injuries and roster shakeups including Moyer recovering from appendicitis, Haley sidelined with a split finger, and Schang hospitalized. The piece also recalls the 1914 Giants streaks and the Yankees White Sox series as context for current form.
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Moyer
Haley
Schang
Lyric Theatre Premiere Delights President Spoor
At the Lyric Theatre today Mr. Walthall presents a feature that surpasses his prior efforts in President George K. Spoor’s considered opinion. Spoor believes the performance is superior and marks a standout achievement.
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Walthall
George K. Spoor
The Sting of Vie Traction Exhibition Praise
Exhibitor Mr. Walthall lauds the traction exhibit as one of his greatest film efforts. He expresses enthusiasm for the production and its reception among audiences.
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Traction
Walthall Iimeel
The Passing of the Pioneers
A memorial-poem mourns the city’s early builders as pioneers pass away one by one. It honors Mac Jamilion Grainger and others who influenced growth, urging new generations to follow and forge paths for futuro. The verse praises the West loving community and calls for continuing the pioneering spirit.
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Funny Sighting Of A Republican Candidate In The Country
A republican candidate travels the country railing at President Wilson’s diplomatic appointments. Ambassador Herrick, mocked for lacking diplomacy, had been a savings bank president and an Ohio politician. He followed Henry White, who knew France from education and long experience. Elmer Smith’s Washington debut featured eight put outs in left field.
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Ohio
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France
Elmer Smith
Three Presidents Lead Rail Negotiations Over Eight-Hour Day
The leaders of Bow railroads coordinate with President Wilson on an eight-hour day for workers of 225 systems. The U.S. may face its largest strike if terms aren’t agreed.
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Labor Day Race from Cheyenne to Laramie and Back
The Capitol City Motorcycle club plans a Labor day road race from Cheyenne to Laramie and back starting at 1:00 PM in front of the Lyric theatre. Riders include Dave Slarke Lyan Harason Wayne Daniela Bill Shaffer Stanley Coon and others from Laramie Excelsior Kid Casper Fort Russell and Cheyenne. Prizes totaling about 200 in cash and merchandise will be donated by Cheyenne and Laramie merchants.
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Woman to Coach Football Team in Arkansas
Mrs Earl Brannon wife of the state agricultural school coach will tutor the second football team this fall due to staffing limits. She previously studied at the University of Nebraska and is described as a keen football enthusiast who knows the game well.
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Aia
University of Nebraska
Skinney Girls Are Winter Queens in Paris Trends
New York Sept 1 Fashion forecaster Charles Kureman importer from Twenty fifth street and Fifth Ave reports Paris has decreed this winter’s rage in women’s styles. He cites narrow skirts and a general trend toward slender silhouettes as the key look after his return from Paris where the "elie silugutte" is noted as part of the season.
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Kochambesu
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German General Staff Shakeup Signals War Time Shifts
Washington reports a major realignment of Allied and German high command during wartime. Falkenhayn is replaced by Hindenberg as chief of the German general staff, with concurrent changes in Russia and Britain. The move suggests dissatisfaction with Falkenhayn, contrasting views on strategy amid hopes of pressuring Russia or sustaining Verdun.
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