Two Murderers Shot by Police in Idaho and Merna Tragedies
Reports detail the death of Mrs. Lillian Beck of Merna after a long illness and a stroke, with family survivors named. The piece also covers two Wyoming murderers killed by officers near Montpelier after a Jan 31 double murder of S Suzurki and his wife in Oakley, Idaho, including a $500 reward offer to Japanese residents.
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Wyoming
Montpelier
Idaho
S. Suzurki
Oakley
S. Suzuiki
Obituary Notice Delayed for Next Issue
A funeral was held at Daniel on Saturday morning with interment in Daniel cemetery. The obituary could not be completed for this issue and will be printed in full in the next issue.
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Daniel
Government Inspector to Visit Kemmerer Sunday
James P. Jensen announced an inspector from Washington, D C, will tour the Kemmerer and Opal roads to report on their condition for year round travel to Piney and the upper country. The Postmaster General will decide contract awards after the report, with details in next week’s Examiner.
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James P. Jensen
Kemmerer
Washington, D. C
General Post Office Department
National Capitol
Opal
Washington
Piney
Community Church School Trims Town Team
Budd Hall hosts a double feature as the High School nose outs the town team sixteen to fourteen and Blues defeat Whites nine to five. Notable players were Sellon Budd and George Moffat. refereeing by A P Newcomb and Reverend Kimmel. Evening dances follow, with Piney orchestra. Publics invited to upcoming services and Triangle Club event at Gray Son.
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Budd Hall
Blues
Sellon Budd
George Moffat
A. P. Newcomb
Reverend Kimmel
Piney Orchestra
H C Kimmel
Local Camp Commissary Chief Heads East On Business
Frank Munro manager of the Cottonwood tie camp commissary arrived in town Tuesday and left for Evanston to handle Standard Timber Co district affairs in New York City. Foreman Bror Edin assumes control in Munro’s absence as Abraham Lincoln’s birthday prompts a bank holiday. A schoolhouse program wowed locals Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer Rathbun returned from Kemmerer on business and Mrs. Lawrence Bess is expected back from Kemmerer soon.
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Frank Munro
Cottonwood
Evanston
Standard Timber Co
New York City
Munyo
Bror Edin
Abraham Lincoln
Becks Home After Six Weeks Trip
Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck returned to Piney today from a six weeks visit through Cheyenne Omaha and Iowa Much time was spent in Cheyenne where Mr Beck attended the annual meeting of the State Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming He is an active member and plans to attend another Board meeting on April 3rd.
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Lillian Beck
Merna
C. C. Beck
A. A. David
Green River Valley
A. H. Huston
California
Hand
New York
Robert Huston
Chicago
Marbieton
Oscar Beck
Piney
Cheyenne
Omaha
Iowa
Beck
State Board of Livestock Commissioners of
Wyoming
Lincoln sermon to open patriotic Sunday service
Rev Kim Mel will present a Sunday night sermon on Abraham Lincoln. The service is described as patriotically themed at the Church of a Hearty Welcome.
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Kimmel
Negro timberman found dead in snow at Tie Camp
Wm Brown a black tie hack for Standard Timber Co at Cottonwood was found dead outside his cabin last Sunday morning, clad only in underclothes. The 15 year employee, described as quiet and sober, may have wandered in terror and froze. An inquest was ordered. body to Riverton and Opal via L. D. Tanner, with wife and brother awaiting transport. Interment planned in Riverton, Wyoming.
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Wm. Brown
Standard Timber Co
Cottonwood
Brown
Wyoming
Riverton
Wyo
Opal
L. D. Tanner
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Merwa
Valentines
Just
Big Piney Merc. Co
Triangle Club
High School
Moffat
Budd
Sims
Trittipo
Hill
Bertram
Morton
Bond
Ray
MacGlashan
Sion
Big Piney
Gray Inn
Lena Gray
Capital
Saurnhis
State Bank of
Total
Wyomin
Neo
Ms I
Albert Larson
Bank
Albert Langon
J.P. Fouar
Qurary
Davidson
Fields
Whitman
Whites
Fielda
Jenkins
Elmer Rathbun
Lawrence Bess
Kemmerer Tiis
Becks Home
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