Six Convicted of High-Grade Plots and War Registration Pact
Six convictions and four acquittals emerged from the interstate stolen gold conspiracy trial in Cheyenne. Defendants McLeod Heber Daniels and High along with Cochrane Sullivan and others were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government and to commit offenses against it. In separate action, Acting Governor Houx proclaimed July 17 as Wyoming women’s Registration Day to support war service, with an estimated 25,000 to 39,000 women expected to register under the Wyoming Council of Defense.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Daniel McLeod
George Heber
Charles Daniels
William High
Cripple Creek
Cole
Dennis Sullivan
Denver
Frank Cochrane
Victor, Colo
Cochrane
Sullivan
Heber
Daniels
United States
Benjamin Fuller
Victor Peterson
Rudy Weisgerber
Oro Chrane
Victor
Frank L. Houx
Wyoming
Women's Department of the
Wyoming Council of Defense
Wyoming Exemption Boards Formed In Ventyne Counties
In Cheyenne and Casper reports sheriffs county clerks and absent officials in the Ventyne counties of Wyoming serve on county exemption boards under Major R. Anderson adjutant general of the state National Guard. Fred Klink wool sale sets Wyoming record with 120000 Yemans in new lamb feed run.
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Cheyenne
Ventyne
Wyoming
R. Anderson
National Guard
Casper
Fred Klink
Mir. Klink
Monument marking boundary site near Fort Collins-Laramie
Fragmentary report notes a monument at the Wyoming Colorado boundary near the Fort Collins Laramie road. It references coach Laramie and Greeley lines and a stage route used between 1862 and 1808, with unclear dates and names due to OCR gaps.
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DA. R
Laramie
Ee Overland Monument
Laramie, Greeley and Co
Wyoming
Colorado
Fort Collins-Laramie
Tad
Smeared fragment headline at Spear Ranch crowns boy
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a boy crowned in a local event at Spear Ranch, with incomplete names and details about a crowd and possible celebration.
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Ted Lara
Spear Ranch
Crumpe
Unclear OCR Brief on Casper Oil Operators Protests
Fragmentary text references Casper Oil operators and protests, with garbled phrases about resources and legality. No clear events, dates, or organizations are discernible beyond those items.
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Casper Oil
Belew
Wyoming State News Highlights Regional Events
Wyoming reports schedule reminders for Cheyenne meetings and fairs, oil and gas developments in Laramie, Wheatland, and the Big Muddy field, and local crimes and weather impacts. Notable items include the Wyoming Press Association meetings in Cheyenne July 21 to 23, Burns becoming a third class post office, oil drilling at Wheatland, a funeral in Douglas, and a typhoid outbreak connected to Powell water.
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Union News Service
Wyoming Press Associaton
Cheyenne
Douglas
Laramie
Burns
Tingle Goshen
Bert Elder
Buffalo
Riverton
Wyoming Press Association
Wm. H. Hayes
Guy A. Shoemaker
Wheatland
Wyoming
Wyoming Regiment
J. F. Sperry
Pyramid Syndicate
la Barge
Shoshoni
Asa Hebdon
Thayne
Jobe
Meeteetse
Toltec
Albany County
Toltec Oil and Gas Company
Gramm
Helen Fitzgerald
Bertha Green
Tyndad-Wyoming Oil and Gas Company
Ite
Lander
Powder River Junction
Ohio Oil Company
M. C. Brewer
Pathfinder
Platte River
United States Reclamation Service
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Powder River
Taking a Message Home The Carrier Pigeon in War
A wartime report notes carrier pigeons remain useful for delivering messages despite advances in new communications. The piece highlights their reliability, endurance, and role in difficult conditions behind lines.
Cheating incident ends in clubroom assault
A man was caught cheating in a clubroom and was kicked from stairs by a group. He limped to the president’s home to complain of the treatment, asking, What would you do to my place. The president did not respond to the insult.
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Tmngnant
The
Clod
Sansa Sewan Bee
Hezekiah Prays as Sennacherib Loses to Divine Deliverance
The lesson explains Hezekiah’s prayerful defense of Jerusalem against Sennacherib’s siege. It cites Hezekiah’s reliance on God, Isaiah’s counsel, and the belief that prayer aligns with God’s glory. It notes the Assyrian threat, the angelic strike, and the city’s imagined protection by human strength vs divine intervention.
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Hezekiah
Assyria
Judea
Sennacheri
Nineveh
British Museum
Sargon
Hezetiah
Sennacherib
Jerusalem
Egypt
House of God
Isaiah
Hozekiah
Gedl
Ruie
Bey Laved
Ses Oacherib
Morehan
Gea
David
Luce Gines
Anoth
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George E. Parisoe
Larach Alley
American Red Cross
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Afton
Arvada
Enne Kane
Oan
Kayeee
Burlington
Foyer
Toa
Aetecs
Chugwater
Clearmont
Cody
Sepace & Cokeville
Mamdersom
Cumberland
Mamwille
Dayton
Uae
Dubois
Egbert
Evanston
Elka
Freedom
Lew Frontier
Sass Garrett
Gillette
Smoke River
Glenrock
Guernsey
Hulett
Wyoming State News
Winnie Jones
Corbin
F. King
Wix Oiden
Happy Jack Road
Powell
Episcopal Church
Mile
Rock Springs
BB. W. Hatt
King Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Counmins
White House
Hubert Lyautey
France
General Pershing
Hotel Des Invalies
Paris
Coast Artillery
Fort Andrews
Boston
Lampblack
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YALE
Aero Corps
Huntington Beach
Long Island
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