Mexican War Nebula Deepens Over Flag Salute Crisis
General Huerta faced Mexican senate as the United States pressed for a formal salute to the flag after Tampico arrests. Washington warned of serious consequences if demands were not met, with U S navy movements ordered to the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of Mexico.
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Washington
General Huerta
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Charles O’shaugnessy
Tampico
the Hague
Wilson
O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
Mexico City
United States
Vera Cruz
Congress
Senate and
Chouse
Republicana
Paraific
Republic
Town Heeds Rumor Of Gusher Line In East Lands
A hoax circulated that a big oil gusher was found east of town causing a rush of autos and a brief stampede. The gag, blamed on Co H Fitzpatrick and Sim Armstrong, drew townwide curiosity but resulted in no real event and a small financial boon for local auto liveries.
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Gub
Co. H. Fitspatrick
Sim Armstrong
Joahera
Fitz
Appointed Delegate to National Drainage Congress
E. J. Sullivan was named by Governor Carey as a delegate to the National Drainage Congress to be held in Savannah Georgia on the 22nd of the month. He may not be able to attend due to business but is keenly interested and likely to attend when the Georgia meeting opens.
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E. J. Sullivan
Carey
National Drainage Congress
Savannah
Sullivan
Georgia
Elks Exhibit Loss and Wyoming Banking Row
Governor Carey vetoes elk mounting for San Francisco fair causing delay and a plan to display the group at the national museum. Representative Mondell notes Wyoming banks face disruption by Kansas City district. High school staged Uncle Josh play at Fraternity ball raising funds for a piano.
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Washington
Carey
Wyoming
San Francisco Fair
National Museum
Europe
Smithsonian Institution
Houx
San Francisco
Will Ricards
Cody
Kansas City
Mondell
Sur Wyoming
Big Muddy
Inesa
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Oil News of the Week Coming in Shortly
The brief item notes that the next oil news update will be released soon detailing market moves, stock levels, and analyst insights for investors and industry readers. It signals forthcoming coverage and commentary from the newsroom.
Wyoming area oil field activity and university outreach
The report covers gospel team visits by the university Y M C A to Rawlins and prison audiences, ongoing extension work, and a six lecture American history series by President Dinay visiting Casper Douglas and Cheyenne. It notes intense interest from convicts in university correspondence courses and details field development in Basin and surrounding areas with capitalists from Denver and Casper inspecting lands, leasing, and planning drilling with multiple rigs and forthcoming activity across Padmore Bonanza and McDermott areas.
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Wyoming
Rawlins
di Inay
Casper
Douglas
Cheyene
C. E. Stubbs
Denver
Roy DL. Tyler
Basin Field
Stubbs
Basin
Thermopolis
Buffalo Basin
Wiley, Cody
Frannie
Byron
Cowley
Bonanza
Manderson
Colorado
Tyler
Co. E. Shoenfelt
Buell & Jones
Padmore
Col. May
Messrs
Hanley
Bird
Casper Field
A. B. Bowen
Republican
McDermott Gulch
Grass Creek
Mesers
Lenix
Mann
W. H. Ingersoll
Egan and
Bel
Will
Engineer Loses Fingers In Brick Plant Accident
Eugene Wilkinson, an engineer at the brick plant, lost the two middle fingers of his left hand after his hand was caught in a cog wheel while dealing with an elevator. He was brought to town, Dr. Smith dressed the injury, and he is recovering well.
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Eugene Wilkinson
Gene
Dr. Smith
Burlington to Run Daily Casper Billings Train Service
Word reaches the Press that Burlington will soon operate a daily passenger train between Casper Wyoming and Billings Montana with baggage mail car smoker chair cars and a Pullman. The schedule has Casper departure around 430 PM arriving Billings 630 PM. returning Billings 7 PM arriving Casper 9 AM for a 14 hour run. The change eases transfers between roads and benefits local riders. Under Sheriff Frank I Rue and My bride returned from Billings last Friday amid a welcome crowd. Rue has rented the Frank Herfort residence and will move in promptly.
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Burlington
Casper
Billings
Mont
Frank I. Rue
Rue
Frank Herfort
Lucas Family Moves to Glendive for New Job
Alex Lucas departed Monday for Glendive Montana where he has secured a lucrative position in an abstract office. Mrs Lucas will follow early next week. Many Basin friends extend best wishes for prosperity in their new location.
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Alex Lucas
Glendive
Mont
S Lucas
Basin
Dancing Club Dance Planned at Fraternity Hall
The 1913 14 dancing club will host a dance at Fraternity Hall next Thursday evening with Smith Bros. full orchestra providing music. All members are urged to attend as D W Rogers returned last Monday from a business trip in Denver.
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Fraternity Hall
Smith Bros
D. W. Rogers
Denver
Taylor Brothers Buy Large Ranch in Meeteeise Country
George and David Taylor purchase the 320 acre Alexander ranch on Spring Creek from T. W. Spratt. Although the price is not disclosed, it is described as a handsome sum for one of the region’s best ranch properties. The Taylors plan to stock the area with sheep.
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George
David Taylor
T. W. Spratt
Spring Creek
Taylor Brothers
Gould Leases Rogers House for Hotel Venture
RK A Gould closed a deal last Tuesday to lease the Rogers House from C A Mano. Gould took possession at once and will conduct the phlaon in the future. Known as affable and well suited for the hotel business, he is expected to achieve success. Alex Sanders of Burlington attended to business in town earlier this week.
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Rogers House
RK. A. Gould
C. A. Mano
Gould
Market letter reports cattle and hog price advances in Kansas City
Kansas City stock yards show strong week with 15 to 25 cent gains across cattle and calves. Receipts total 11,000, with steers steady to lower and hogs rising to a top of 8.80, while sheep and lambs gain 15 to 25 cents amid mixed last week trends.
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Kansas City
Colorado
South Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
High Hits at Fraternity Hall and Prep for May Meet
Last Friday night the high school presented Uncle Josh before a large audience at Fraternity Hall. The piano fund gains fifty dollars as crowd applause remains strong. Plans for the May 15 inter scholastic track meet and declamatory contest advance quickly. New athletic apparatus and a handsome championship cup have been ordered and will arrive soon. Letters were sent to Basin high schools inviting entries and local boys have been training at the fair grounds. The school spirit rises, and Hoover’s music chases draw a morning audience for practice sessions.
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Uncle Josh
Fraternity Hall
Fair Grounds
Hoover
Baptist Church Announces Bible Study Course and Services
Baptist church lists services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday. Highlights a Bible study on the First and Second Covenants begun April 8. An illustrated chart by the pastor accompanies the course and Wednesday evening lectures are open to attendees. Easter morning offered a free flower reed.
Library Opens New Carnegie Move to Al Pease Site
The Carnegie library has moved to the Al Pease building east of Mountain View. Mrs J L Denny the librarian will serve at usual hours including afternoons evenings and Sundays. The library welcomes inquiries and asks the public to inspect the reading tables. It promises more periodicals and magazines than many small libraries and seeks public cooperation for success.
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Carnegie Library
al Pease
Mountain View
J. L. Denny
Advertised Letters List for Basin Post Office
The Basin post office week ending April 16 shows uncalled letters for Emory H O Hilfikeen Otto Kelley Loretta Maybe Emma Mahaffey Thos M Ohara F J Smith J W Smith Mrs J W When calling for these letters please mention advertised Wm Gibson P
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Basin Post Office
Emory
H. O. Hilfikeen
Otto Kelley
Loretta Maybe
Emma Mahaffey
Thos. M. Ohara
F. J. Smith
J. W. Smith
Mra. J. W
New Dentist Booth Opens Pioneer Offices
Dr. F. M. Booth formerly of Lincoln Nebraska has bought a large portion of fixtures from the late Dr. Neill and will open offices in the Pioneer in Neill’s former rooms. His family will join him soon and he is described as a first class dentist from a top Nebraska dental school.
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F. M. Booth
Lincoln
Neb
Dr. Neill
Pioneer
Hyattville Picture Show At Old Timers Dance
Hyattville Hall and Acme Amusement Co arrange a May picture show for the old timers dance with Smith Bros orchestra providing music. Show starts promptly at 7 30 p m and organizers promise a big time in the town’s history with all assured of a good time.
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Hyattville
Woman's Club Day Meeting at Fraternity Hall
The Woman's Club schedules a Wednesday meeting at Fraternity hall led by Mrs E J Sullivan as chairwoman Professor Buffum of Worland will present a letter to members and a musical program will mark the event in club history All members urged to attend
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Woman's Club
Fraternity Hall
E. J. Sullivan
Buffum of
Worland
Presbyterian Sunday School in Pease Building
The Sunday School at the Pease building east of Mountain View will be held at 10 o clock in the morning. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Presbyterian
Pease Building
Mountain View
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Muchardy
Horace English
Erastus
Glen Hartman
Holtman
OIL News OF
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Pleasant View School House
Owen Sweehey
Lucas
Alex Sanders
Wm. Gibson
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