Revolution in China Queer People Fight for Change
A dramatic account discusses a secret Chinese revolutionary movement Gee Hing and its alleged impact on China's Manchu dynasty. It claims half a million members in America and Canada, financing the revolt and shaping a future republic, with praise for Chinese intelligence and global exposure. J H Montgomery notes China’s potential rise as a world republic in twenty years. The piece also covers Wyoming and New York showings of westward industry, including alfalfa displays and regional agricultural prowess.
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Tigray
Fuchow
Hong Kong
Tein Sing
America
China
Japan
Gee Hing
British Columbia
San Francisco
District Court in Douglas Case on Trial This Week
Judge Matson presides in the state v. M. R. Douglas in Piret Judicial district. Key witness Deputy Cusack failed to appear, prompting continuances until subpoena service. Prosecution urged delay. defense awaits proceedings. Trial set for Thursday afternoon. sheriff accompanied by Cusack later explained absence. Proceedings ongoing with E E Enterline and R B West for prosecution and H S Ridgely for defense.
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Roderick N. Matson
Piret
M. R. Douglas
Ed Cusack
West
Cusack
Cody
Matson
E. E. Enterline
Sheridan County
R. B. West
H.S. Ridgely
John Cunduff
Taken To Hospital Mr Tolen Former Janitor At Wee
Mr Tolen formerly janitor at the Wee was taken to the Basip hospital last week and is reported as considerably improved.
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Tolen
Rancher Threatens Bank, Obliterates Note Then Leaves
Asher Knepper entered the State Bank of Hulet Wyoming and leveled a rifle at cashier Storm, forcing return of a promissory note. He tore up the note outside, handed the rifle to bystanders, and went home. Knepper was arrested, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, released on bond. He says the note was given to his mother-in-law for a worthless $500 check and later deposited for collection.
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Belle Fourche
State Bank
Hulet
Wyo
Asher Knepper
Knepper
Lumber Yard Sold To Denver Investor
J A Berry of Denver bought Jenkins Lumber Company and will form a new firm to take over the business with Berry taking immediate possession. Jenking plans to stay in Basin with interests in Worland. A demented barefoot man wandered Basin streets, failed to explain his actions, visited the newspaper office and Dr. Carter before being jailed and later showing rationality, unsure how he arrived or where his shoes and clothing are.
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Jenkins Lumber Company
Denver
J. A. Berry
Berry
Basin
Nell- Welty
Jenking
Worland
Carter
Jack Halon
Dr. Carter
Demented man found wandering, frozen extremities care begun
Ellis Loughrey, believed resident of Clark's Fork country, was brought to Basin hospital after wandering from Burlington to Worland and Greybull. He has severely frozen hands and feet with toes to be amputated. He claims Portland, Oregon as home and says sunstroke in the Philippines impaired his sanity. Local efforts seek to contact his relatives.
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Ellis Lougrey
Clark's Fork
Basin Hospital
Loughrey
Burlington
Worland
Greybull
George Kinnaman
Carter
Billings
Portland
Oregon
Philippines
Shooting at Sheridan Leaves Two Miners Wounded
In Sheridan on November 13 two coal miners George Moerah and John Suto were shot by three hoboes after riding a box car from Helena. The assailants ordered them to surrender, opened fire as they fled, wounding both men who were hospitalized with one likely to die. authorities pursue the suspects.
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Sheridan
George Moerah
John Suto
Helena
Mont
Exhibit Car Tours Northwest Settled Lands Display
Burlington exhibit car led by immigration agent D. Clem Deaver visits Hale on November 1 to showcase grains grasses fruits and vegetables from the Big Horn Basin and Yellowstone valley. The display aims to attract settlers to irrigated lands along new railroad lines in Wyoming and Montana and to interest tenants toward farm proprietorship opportunities.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Northern Pacific
Big Hot Basin
Lovell
Buffum
Worland
New York
Grea Northwest
Burlington
D. Clem Deaver
Hale
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
Northwest
Laclede
Blade
Approaches to Antelope Creek Bridge Finished
Tom Hunter and his hired men completed the Antelope creek bridge approaches allowing traffic. Despite farmers promising aid, most did not arrive, so Hunter led the project himself. The road improvement had been needed for some time and is welcomed by the community.
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Antelope Creek
Tom Hunter
Work Retarded at Power Plant by Snow Storm
Owing to cold weather and a snow storm the work at the power plant is greatly retarded. A canvas covering is used at the settling basin to allow continuation. Contractors are making every effort to finish the work as soon as possible.
Morrison and Doggett To Perform Lyceum at Fra ternity Hall
Bess Gearhart Morrison returns to Basin audiences November 21 with harpist Florence Doggett as the second Lyceum course act. Doggett trained at three conservatories and studied under Mrs. Mabel Messinger Wells, bringing strong recommendations from Britt Lyceum bureau. Local press praised Morrison for stage presence and voice, while Doggett reportedly moves audiences with melodic expressiveness.
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Bess Gearhart Morrison
Fraternity Hall
Lyceum
Morrison
Florence Doggett
Mabel Messinger Wells
Chicago
Britt Lyceum Bureau
Menepeper
Guthrie
Okla
Quiet Cheyenne Wedding Unites Peckham and Captain Lawrence
Captain C. G. Lawrence of the Eleventh United States Infantry and Misa Clarissa Peckham of Cheyenne wed at First Presbyterian with only the bride and groom’s parents present. Peckham is a noted Wyoming figure linked to state banking examiner duties. Lawrence has a distinguished military history from enlistment in 1893 through service in the Spanish American War.
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Fromasin
C. G. Lawrence
Eleventh United States Infantry
Fort D. A. Russell
Misa Clarissa Peckham
Cheyenne
First Presbyterian Church
Leon C. Hills
Edward J. Peckham
Wyoming
Preas
Big Horn
State Bank Examiner
Lawrence
Sixth Artillery
Philippines
Fillte theaters set week program with songs
Manager Carl Harmon presents a fine film list for the Fillte picture shows this week. The illustrated songs by Kathleen O Neill add greatly to the entertainment and have been a hit with Basin residents. A strong program is planned for tomorrow night and all patrons can expect a very enjoyable evening.
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Carl Harmon
Miks Kathleen O'Neill
Operation For Appendicitis in Worland
W. H. Holman, a well known barber of Worland, arrived yesterday with appendicitis and is to undergo surgery this morning at Basin hospital performed by Dr. Carter. His many friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
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W. H. Holman
Worland
Basin Hospital
Carter
Holman
Unknown man brought to Basin hospital with typhoid fever
An unnamed man from Crosby was brought to Basin hospital from Thermopolis this morning suffering from typhoid fever. He is described as a county charge and his identity could not be learned at the time.
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Thermopolis
Basin Hospital
Thermopol
Crosby
Mann's New Gutter Co A Mano Sailboat in Basin Sport
Mann's New Gutter Co A Mano sports a fine new cutter, hailed as one of Basin's best. The craft showcases clean lines, sturdy rigging, and bright varnish, drawing attention from local readers and nautical enthusiasts alike.
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Mann's
Co. A. Mano Ie
Basin
Progress Dinner Notes and Wool and Alfalfa Matters
At the Progress Dinner with W. 8. Collins presiding, attendance was light. Visitors included Chas. McDonald Worland Frank Musselman Manderson and Frank Gapen Hyattville. The group urged Congress to oppose the parcels post bill. A wool exhibit report and mill prospect were discussed with committee referrals. Alfalfa day and hay pricing concerns dominated debate as Basin area supply was estimated at 3000 tons within ten miles. Meeting adjourned after routine business and remarks on freight rates and market pricing.
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Ridgely
Collins
Chas. McDonald
Worland
Frank Musselman
Manderson
Frank Gapen
Hyattville
Business Men's Association
Congress
J. B. Thompson
Chosenburg
D. Clem Deaver
J. D. Johnson
Wool Committee
Seedom
Gapen
R. H. Ahrens
A. W. Coons
W. A. Gizer
N. P
Burlington
Missouri River
Tom Hunter
Basin
Cook Knoll William D Cook Marries Mil Me Knol in Basin
William D Cook left Wednesday for Billings where it is understood he will marry Miss Mil Me Knol today. The groom is a valued employee of Josiah Cook and has been in the Basin country for years. The bride is handsome and accomplished and well known to many residents. The young couple will return to Basin to begin housekeeping with many friends wishing them a happy married life.
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Basin
Republican
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J. H. Montgomery
Bronx City
Basin Country
Robi, Stalcup
Butte, Mont
Mrs. Cooley
Butte
Douglas
Demented Man
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