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18 Oct 1912
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Basin Republican in Basin, Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
1
Escape And Manhunt After Penitentiary Break
Reports describe a prison breakout causing a chaotic street chase. Convicts and guards exchanged fire, several prisoners fled into rocky country, with a lone guard and townsfolk pursuing them. A barber shot a convict, others wounded. one ringleader and two others captured later. Local press notes rapid coverage and praises The Republican for timely updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megro
Mat
Ccnviets
Bern
Es ‘Prieter
Han
John Childs
Im Persome
Progress association meeting at Antlers discusses Worland vote
Members of the Progress Association met at the Antlers Hotel for a dinner last Wednesday. Secretary Smith was absent with H. T. Nowell presiding. J. B. Thompson reported on talks with the mayor about the industrial institution. A. Higby stated the first ballot tied Worland and Basin, with 6 to 4 in favor of Worland, and the assembly approved recognizing Worland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
B. J. Sullivan Dresikiing
Smith H. T. Nowell
J. B. Thomepson
A. Higby
Workand
Worland
Besta
Basin
Higby
H. B. Cates
Fire at Basin store destroys stock and building
A Basin fire largely gutted the Mapeetias Seawinrs store owned by McIntosh and Whit as Mr Whitmore and family, and McIntosh were visiting Basin during the blaze. Building damage was less than stock loss, with insurance expected to cover both building and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapeetias Seawinrs
Mclntosh
Warren to Op Rak M ere Generor Francie BE
Warren will peak here next Monday eight on the ghlivian leaves of the day to Fret city bed. After all that has been paid again at the senator in this part of the state by the kept democratic Clark will peak in Cowley and 00 Wednesday night will be in Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generor Francie BE. Warren
Clark
Cowley
Lovell
Roosevelt Shot Near Milwaukee Hotel While Leaving Speech
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was struck by an 88 calibre revolver as he exited a Milwaukee hotel for a scheduled speech. The assassin’s package of manuscript was in the breast pocket. the bullet hit the fourth rib, and Roosevelt was moved to care where doctors removed the bullet. No serious consequences were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Chicago
Man Arrested on Check Fraud Charge Near Billings
C J Reynolds, a dormer resident of the Mo word country, was arrested Wednesday after an $80 check dispute led to his capture near Billings. He had previously served time for other crimes and was implicated in a pursuit that spanned Birdriden and surrounding areas. Sheriff Widwire praised the quick work that secured his arrest, noting Reynolds’ past as a skilled but troublesome figure among stockmen and his notoriety with a pen.
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C. J. Reynolds
Ob & Gerry
Ami
Basin
Birdriden
Firet
Billings
Widwire
Fong
Shere
Reynakis
Roosevelt Seeing
O J Robertson returned from a Missouri and Kansas visit saying support in both states is waning. He notes well informed middle westerners doubt Roosevelt will win any state's electoral vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Robertson
iMesouri
Kanstrength
Weat
Roosevelt
McCracken Trio and Hale Seek Deer Allotment Monday
J. R. McCracken Bert and Nelson McCracken Roy Hale and C. N. Mc Cracken head to Gig Horns on Monday to secure their full deer allotment in a local game season move. The group aims to maximize their harvest as part of a regulated hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McCracken
Bert
Nelson McCracken
Roy Hale
C. N. McCracken
Democrats Rally Behind Taft in Campaign Tone
A newspaper piece notes Democrats expressing support for Taft, arguing Wilson’s election would threaten the protective system and trigger business uncertainty. It asserts Taft offers continued prosperity, contrasting with the prior Democratic administration’s distressful period.
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Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Pax
Ten 16
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