Olaf Henriksen Keeps Red Sox In It With Pinch Hits
Boston reports Olaf Henriksen has 4 safeties 10 walks and 1 sacrifice fly in 35 games as a sub batter this year. His timely pinch hits helped in several comebacks, with a notable bases loaded walk tying a game and later manager Carrigan’s run to victory.
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Boston
Olaf Henriksen
Bill Carrigan
Olaf
Red Sox
Henry
Carrigans
St. Henriksen
George Dausa
Migers
Dick Hoblitzer
Rita Dawes
Bush
Hobby
Cleveland
Henriksen
Scott
Coveleskle
Indians
Detroit
Bill James
Michael Joseph McNally
Howard Blimke
Olof
Carrigan
Young Heavyweight Rans Away From Home
Lloyd Harbour of Eaton, 17, 210 pounds, 6 feet 7 or 8 inches tall, brown eyes and heavy light brown hair, ran away from Eaton and may be in Cheyenne. Sheriff McAfee of Weld County Colorado supplied the description to Chief Embery, who doubts Harbour is in Cheyenne due to no street blockade reported. He is the son of W. E. L. Harbour of Eaton.
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Lloyd Harbour
Eaton
Cheyenne
Embery
Sheriff McAfee
Weld County
Colorado
Young Harbour
W. E. L. Harbour
Dress-Up Weeks Promised In Cheyenne Street Boost
Business houses plan a two week Dress-Up Weeks festival to boost local interest in better clothing. The event follows last year’s success and encourages residents to wear Sunday clothes every day in the interval after next Saturday September 31.
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Cheyenne
Irrigation the Wests Big Job in El Paso Meeting
Governor Arthur Capper urges large scale irrigation to revive semi arid plains of the west and southwest. The Irrigation Congress opens October 14 at Elephant Butte dam with delegates from states cities chambers of commerce and districts to discuss rural credits land settlement markets irrigation legislation and engineering. The event coincides with the International Farm Congress and soil products exposition.
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Paso
Tex
West
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Arthur Capper
Kansas
James G. McNary
Board of Control of the Irrigation Congress
Elephant Butte
Irrigation Congress
Chambers of Commerce
el Paso
Building Underway in Thermopolis by Denver Firm
A new $60,000 structure is being erected in Thermopolis by Fred Klink of Denver, marking a notable local construction project.
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Thermopolis
Fred Klink
Denver
Plan for Electric Diamond at Douglas Opera House
A plan is on foot to install an electric diamond at the Douglas Opera House to record the results of each play as it is made in the World Series baseball games to be called in a few weeks.
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Douglas Opera House
Jewish High Holiday Services At Congregation Emanu El
Congregation Emanuel a Reform Jewish group will hold Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur services at the Masonic hall with Rabbi Barnett N. Brickner as pulpit speaker. Services begin 8 p.m. Wednesday September 27 and 10 a.m. Thursday September 28. A choir and organ will enhance the rites and the public is invited.
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Congregation
Emanuel
Masonic Hall
Israel
Barnett N. Brickner
Columbia University of New York City
Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati
Department of Synagog and School Extension
Cincinnati
Emanu el
Arthur Spaulding
Sam Thompson
Laura Richardson
D. L. Evans
Lawrence McGuire
Laura Lee
Grover Relse
Julius Allenstein
Port Russell ships winter clothing for Texas troops
Following orders received late Monday, Capt. 8 A Smoke at Port D A Russell will ship a quantity of heavy clothing by express to Texas troops on the border. The move aims to aid soldiers in northern Texas who may be suffering from the cold.
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8. A. Smoke
Port D. A. Russell
Express
Texas
Greece May Go to War Continues on Several Fronts
German and Austrian forces claim success at Zollern redoubt while heavy casualties are reported on the German side. Berlin and Vienna report two Russian offensives repulsed in Galicia Volhynia and the Carpathians. Vulcan and Schurduk evacuated to avoid encirclement on the Romanian front. Teutonic air raids since Saturday killed 149 people in England and Bucharest.
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Eral Waig
Zollern
Berlin
Vienna
Galicia
Volhynia
Carpathians
Vulcan
Schurduk
Teutonic
England
Bucharest
Guard Units Prepare for Parade and Departure
The Capitol City and Cheyenne Cadet bands will lead a parade down Capitol avenue to the railroad station. Schools dismiss for the event and interested participants should contact Dr. H. L. Goff or the Industrial club. Adjutant General Andersen will join San Antonio duties as major of a battalion. Captain Arthur Parker will act adjutant general and head to Ville for national rifle team duties with the Wyoming National Guard. The rifle team travels to the border with companies before a Florida trip by boat from Galveston to Tampa next month.
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Capitol City
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
H. L. Goff
Industrial Club
Andersen
San Antonio
Wyoming
Arthur Parker
Arrest of James Ramsey for short changing on trains
James Ramsey was arrested by Policemen Clancy and Rodin at the Union Pacific depot at the request of Station Master William Scanlan. Ramsey, caught on Union Pacific train No. 104, tried to swap a $20 bill for $20 in small bills before departure. He had previously worked trains at the Colorado and Southern station. Ramsey had a pocketful of change at police HQ.
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Union Pacific
James Ramsey
Clancy and
Rodin
William Scanlan
Scanlan
Ramsey
Flamsey
Colorado & Southern
Ford Car Wrecked in Crash With Train
A Ford car owned by John Git ness, a Greek barber, crashed into a Colorado and Southern freight train at Reed street while racing at speed yesterday morning. All occupants escaped serious injury. Also mentioned are plans for a Jackson Hole hospital association with low dues and free hospital benefits, and The Lovell Chronicle moving to new quarters with power presses replacing the old Washington hand press.
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John Gitness
Colorado and Southern
Reed Street
Jackson's Hole
Lovell Chronicle
Washington
Drink Hot Water For Rosy Complexion Health Claim
An old health-advice snippet recommends a daily morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to flush waste and toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises clearer skin, fewer headaches and bilious spells within one to two weeks, comparing digestion to cleansing with soap and water.
Labor Shortage Delays State Capitol Additions
Contractor John Howard struggles to hire sufficient workers for the capitol expansion. Despite higher wages and a growing crew, demand outstrips supply, threatening completion before the legislature’s next session. Work continues daily with focus on the legislative chambers, while holidays and Sundays limit hours.
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John Howard
State House
Capitol
Howard
Pershing Is Made Major General
Brigadier General John J. Pershing, son in law of Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming, has been promoted to major general to fill the vacancy caused by General Mills death, a telegram to Senator Warren confirms.
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John J. Pershing
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
General Mills
F. Warren
Effective Laxative for Growing Children Featured
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for children and families. It praises gentle action, pleasant taste, and claims savings on doctor bills. It advises buying from drug stores and avoiding imitations with Dr Caldwell's signature on the carton. A trial bottle is offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Indiana.
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Leo Weigand
Central Ave
N. 3
Pittsburg
Frank
Joseph
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Impia
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