Fall social notes and gatherings in Cheyenne society
A busy Cheyenne social scene features bratched bridge luncheon at the Ottman home with Mrs. Freak Ottman hosting and Mrs. Joseph Wasserman winning the prize. Upcoming events include a Rebekah lodge benefit card and dance, and visits by Mrs. Theresa Jenkins and Mrs. Barbara Baird with plans outlined for civic and club activities.
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Ottman
East Seventh
Joseph Wasserman
Rebekah Lodge
C. W. Cole
R W. Rich
Theresa Jenkins
Casper
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Jenkins
Cheyenne
Coes
South Side
Fourth Game Thrown Away Deliberately In World Series
The fourth game at Chicago was also thrown away and the Reds won 2 to 0. Ring pitched for Cincinnati holding the American champions to two hits with two runs in the fifth aided by a wild throw to first by Cicotte and a muffed throw at the plate by Jackson.
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Rath
Groh
Jackson
Chicago
Cops
Felsch
Gandal
Cicotte
Ultimatuly
Cincinnati
Kopf
Neale
Wingo
Ruether
Roth
Daubert
Wilkinson
Reds
Ring
Attell Accused in Crossed Bets and Sox Turmoil
Billy Maharg, Philadelphia fighter, charged Abe Attell with leading a gambling clique and keeping $100,000 from the White Sox as they were double crossed. He said Attell delayed settlements to finance betting while Cicotte and Williams suffered losses in the series, with Cincinnati taking the title 10 to 5 in the final game.
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Billy Maharg
Philadelphia
Cicotte
Abe Attell
Sox
Attell
Maharg
Claude Williams
Reds
Cincinnati
Williams
Eller Sets World Series Strikeout Record in Shutout
Hodg Eller pitched a complete shutout in the fifth game, allowing only three hits and fanning nine to set a world series mark by striking out the side in two innings. Cincinnati built four runs in the sixth as Eller and teammates pushed ahead.
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Hodg Eller
Cincinnati
Eller
Rath
Daubert
Williams
Groh
Roush
Flesch
Duncan
Jackson
Cicotte and Jackson Face Grand Jury In Gambling Probe
Cicotte and Jackson were with the grand jury for hours and later detained briefly by state detectives before release. Cicotte admitted that Maharg’s Philadelphia story was substantially true and said Chick Gandil double crossed them, with Attell holding out $100,000. Investigation continues to cover all aspects of baseball gambling tied to the World Series scandal.
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Cicotte
Jackson
Grand Jury
Maharg
Philadelphia
Chick Gandil
Chick Glapdal
Attell
Investige
Cubs
Death of Lyons Baby in Denver Reaches Cheyenne
Word reached Cheyenne on the day the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lyons died in Denver. The child had been in delicate health for some time and the death was not unexpected. Mrs. Hugh McHugh, aunt of the child, received the notice.
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Verma. McNeil
Harry Travis Davis
Denver
William Rader
Beauvais
Davis
Carey Avenue
Tribune
Cheyenne
Ernest Lyons
Hugh McHugh
President Wilson Joins Presidential Campaign Drive
President Wilson entered the campaign, with Secretary Tumulty drafting the first White House document promoting Governor Cox. The series will address the league of nations and other public questions as part of Cox's candidacy effort.
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Washington
Wilson Tuesaday
League of Nation
White House
Cox
Automobile Stolen While Owner Inside
A. L. Stein had his car Lizzie stolen Tuesday night from in front of the public school gymnasium while he attended a Boy Scouts meeting. The sheriff was notified. Wilfred Stefken dislocated his left arm Tuesday evening while playing with friends.
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A. L. Stein
Scouats
Lizele
Lizzie
Stein
Wilfred Stefken
Battleship Fleet in Pacific Battle Practice At Sea
Pacific fleet battleships returning from the Hawaiian islands engage in battle practice. Admiral Hugh H. Rodman calls the island cruise delightful and says it helped familiarize officers with inland naval utilities. Residents gave a warm reception to the fleet during the voyage.
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New Mexico
Associated Press
Hawaiian Islands
Hugh H. Rodman
Prohibition Agent Koleski Killed by Moonshiners Near Aberdean
Post mortem shows Nicholas Koleski special officer died from five gunshot wounds to head and body. His body was found in a creek near Aberdean, covered by planks and grass. He was last seen days ago and suspected slain by moonshiners amid ongoing gambling scandal chatter.
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Aberdean
Wagh
Nicholas Koleski
Koleski
Adies See eee co
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Hinonde
Wyat Sea
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Atte Federation of Woen
RA. Pattison
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R. H. Pattison
R.A. Hill
Preston Baird
Laura Lee
Hollywood
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L. EB. Dresbach
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Claire Byrd
San Antonio
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Nebraska
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W. T. Dumm
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Big Son
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Mr. Dumm
Kensington
J. C. Hanson
Mra. J. Williams
Abe
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Alfred Wedge
Art Synder
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Gordon
Florence Dradiey
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John Hunter
Thomas Middelmas
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Harvey BE. Lonabaugh
George Duff
Fort Keogh
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John Chatrien Thompson
Captain Duff
Montana Post
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Washville
Albert Hirsig
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Hirsig
John C. Gans
Fred Hirsig
Ernest Wellnitx
Rapidity
Sylvia Adamsky Jacobs
P.O
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place, New York
Wilson
Prohibition
W.w.doumm
Geo. P. Knight
Capitol
Chickering, Haines Bros., Franklin and Famous
Ampico
Reproducing Pianos
Vo8e & Sons
Gulbransen Pianos
Telephone
L. C. Huntoon
Chas. E. Wells Music Go
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H. P. Hynds
Liiggett & Myers “Tobacgo Co
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