Wyoming News in Brief: Accidents, Politics and Population
Reports from across Wyoming cover power lines and highway safety, airport funding, and wildlife concerns. Obituaries note the death of Patrick Quealy in Kemmerer, while census data show Wyoming's 1929 population at 225,565 with 16 percent growth since 1920.
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Mandersot
Mountain States
Cupatomy
Worland
Wyoming
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Biological Survey Department
William Mackenzie
Department of Commerce
Aubrey Hobbs
North Powder
Ore
Laramie
M. A. Fulis
Sibylee
Wyo
Nobbs
Wilburt Lalonde
Lincoln Highwy
Here
Cody
George Gugvemos
Charles Hahn
Charles
Cers
George
Slitte
Tokil
Miser
Charles I Stary
Story
Tie
Africa
William Richards
Cady
Richards
Katherme Aa. Morton
State Penitentiary
Etta D. Campbell
Albany County
Wyoming Supreme Court
Campbell
Albany Goenty District Court
Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Taramia
St. Patrick’s
Kemmerer
Patrick Joseph Quealy
Death of Sitting Bull Recalled in Biography Plans
The 40th anniversary of Sitting Bull’s death prompts a biography project by Stanley Vestal, with Houghton Mifflin funding, led by biographer Gregenlim. Sitting Bull died December 15, 1890 near Grand River, North Dakota, after surrender and arrest on Standing Rock.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Sitting Bull
Pram
Houghton Mifflin Company
Gregenlim
Stanley Vestal
Kit Carson
Hiz
Tatanka Yotanika
Teton Sint
Sitting Pot
Grand River
North Tatkota
Tadian Pr
Philip
Wampanoags
Pantine
Standing Rock
Yves
Marshal Fock
Maria
Kumania
White House
Hoover
Ted Tomehawk
Fioner
Sitting Ball
Chase
Atlantic Seaboard
Fle
George A. Custer
Mand
Litte Big Horn
Montana
Til
Gall
Crazy Horse
Custer
Sirciug Bull
Little Gig Horn
Nelson A. Mites
Sitting Bell
Canuike
Fort Buford
Fort Randall
Nevada
Toneus
Wart Bufo
Junes Meloangttin
World War Yarns recounts heroism of Private George Dilboy
The One Hundred and Third Infantry, Twenty six division, gathers tales of George Dilboy, a Greek immigrant who charged through wheat fields near Belteau on July 18 1918. He silenced a machine gun nest, crawled wounded toward enemy lines, and inspired his platoon with a daring, fatal sacrifice.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
George Dilboy
OD Company
Dilboy
Concord
Bunker Hill
One Hundred and Third
Belteau
Oilboy
Hagymet
Domme
YY Company
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Pine Ridge
Lea McLaughlin
Orton
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Red Somatiawk
Gull Head
Shave Heal
Siting Bull
Cray Poot
Gull Heal
Charles A Eastman
Buil
Bull Head
Stunen
Crow Foot
Major McLaughty
Haughton Maffin Company
Jtory
Crow Toot
Catch the
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Shave Mead
Bull
Red ‘Tomahawk
Uaton
FOF FA Sa
ODF BarRy Gif Bull
FFAS
Red Rutahawe
Lieut
Frank E. Hagan
Almerican
Vyelernt
Uch Ritter
Scingboy
Fied
Yoblenz
Stee Cross
America
Lttle
Union
Eben