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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
8
In a dense sports page summary, reports detail Western League and National League baseball actions with New York versus Philadelphia results, doubleheaders, and player lineups. The piece also notes special officer Keyser arresting a 15 year old boy named Clifford Garron for carrying a pistol, to be arraigned.
Rusty starts for the Indians against Ferry of Sidney in a key baseball game at Pioneer Park at 3 pm. Sidney, boosted after recent games, aims to split a three game series with the Indians. The teams meet today Sunday and Monday with bids for a decisive outcome.
James A Ten Eyck and James Hy Riley, former rowing rivals aged 58 and 64, raced three miles on Lake Lonely near Saratoga. Ten Eyck won in 28 minutes 13 seconds, proving the veterans still show speed and aggression in distant backstories.
Jacek Doesther, suspended Brooklyn pitcher, is managing an independent team at Hudson Falls Wyoming. Pittsburg club buys Pitcher Brown from New Britain Connecticut League. Fred Clarke doubts Cubs have an edge over the Giants. St. Louis club purchases Pitcher Roy Golden from the New Britain unit.
The report covers Pittsburg’s strong showing in the New York series as eight wins and four losses noted. Club owner Barney Dreyfus tours the American association circuit while discussing the value of veteran players. hopes a Giants tryout for John Quinn and potential interest in Wurff. Keefe may join the Reds, Cy Barger shifts to pinch hitting for Brooklyn as Datlen adapts pitchers.
Personal mention records list of visitors and travelers in Cheyenne. Chief Ed Smalley unable to leave home due to injured leg from a stairway slip Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Cy L Coadh of Ta Grange visiting Cheyenne. Louise Moran back home in Fort Randall after months with Marie Crowley of 2104 Eddy street. Bucknum Natrona flockmaster arrives from Los Angeles and heads to Casper. L Peatty Pine Bluffs banker conducting business in Cheyenne. J F Kingsbury Burns taking a few days in the city. Mamie Cronin secretary of State's office returns from Rawlins vacation. N B Miller of Casper on business in Cheyenne. Judge J M Carey returns from Denver. M J Shively of Nananee Indiana visiting Clyde Early.
Mexico City marks the 100th anniversary of independence with events across the nation. Visitors from many regions and the United States arrive daily as the month long celebration begins.
The boy named Garr from Portland was recognized by an officer during a court visit when a pistol was found hidden among his clothing. The weapon described as a .22 caliber Liberty seven shooter, single action, with an oversized hammer, led to his arrest.
A man identified as Butler faces a city court for disturbance after allegedly asking to borrow a gun to kill someone at Sam Burgman’s store. Burgman notified police, leading to Butler’s arrest. The notice also mentions Mr and Mrs J Zal Hogan of Freeport visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Geo LePash.
A mysterious man brandished a knife near Highteenth Street and Capitol Avenue last night. Several bystanders, including residents described as Chinese, were frightened. police arrived as the suspect attempted to threaten Officer Smith at the station, where he gave the name Ed Mcintyre.
A passenger train was held up as an extortion attempt unfolded in a lonely location. Passengers were kept aboard while authorities and the assailant negotiated, with one man attempting to crawl beneath a railcar in a bid to force compliance.
In a dark confrontation the first robber fired at a fireman but missed. Stewart hurled a rock, striking the fleeing assailant as a pistol discharged, hitting the injured thief in the leg above the knee. The fireman barely steadied himself from the blow.
The piece argues young men often save and bankers welcome small deposits that grow into larger balances. It notes that banks like Citizens National invite the loyalty and cooperation of young savers.
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