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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1916

Page

5

Woman Denies Charges in Gatlin Killing Case

Hilton pleads not guilty and is held for District Court trial in May. Coroner's jury says Gatlin died from a gunshot fired by Hilton. Mrs Hilton asserts no intimacy with Gatlin while her brother testifies they were traced to a private garage. Laura Hilton shifts stance after her testimony was barred. she now backs Hilton as she visits him in jail.

Union News Service Cheyenne R. T. Hilton Wilbur A. Gatlin Denver Gatlin Hilton Mr. Gatlin

Meldrum believed safe in Mexico after failed bond jump

A letter from C K Williams of Oklahoma City says Bob Meldrum the ex marshal of Telluride Cole and Baggs failed to appear for his third murder trial in Baggs and is said to be in Mexico. Williams reports Meldrum told him he was cleared and would work for a big cat company.

Bob” Meldrum Mexico Rawlins Bobs Meldrum Telluride Cole Baggs Wyo Chick” Bowen Charles Kelley C. KE. Williams Oklahoma City Okla Meldrum Cat Williams

Cattle Scabies Spreads to Wild Elk in Wyoming

State Veterinarian A W French reports in Cheyenne that cattle scabies now affects about 10 000 wild elk in northwestern Wyoming. A dip is the only control, but dipping wild elk is impractical, so the outbreak will likely run its course with many deaths.

Cheyenne Wyoming A. W. French Jackson Hole Tys

Wool Growers Secretary Resigns at Wyoming Convention

Casper report: The Wyoming Wool Growers Association adjourned after electing new officers. President is Dr. J. M. Wilson of Douglas and vice president is Fred Bragg. George S. Walker, founder of the group twelve years ago, submitted his resignation and no successor was named before adjournment with Thermopolis to host in 1917.

Wool Growers Casper Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association Thermopolis J. M. Wilson Douglas Fred Bragg George 8. Walker

Bomb Plot Fears Guard Cheyenne Post Office

Cheyenne guards its $400,000 post office building amid fears of a bomb plot. Local authorities increase protection to deter potential damage to Wyoming’s finest federal building.

Cheyenne Post Office Wyoming

Wyoming Militia Inspection Dates Released

Federal inspection for the Wyoming National Guard will be led by Lieutenant James. Inspections occur at multiple locations including Cheyenne and Newcastle on dates in March, covering companies A D G H X and others with various city sites and a central headquarters.

Wyoming Cheyenne Wyoming National Guard James Lale

Tuberculin Test of Cattle in Wyoming Plan

Wyoming contemplates a state plan to certify tuberculin tested cattle as Class A herds. The proposal, led by Commissioner Norgord, seeks interstate recognition, annual testing, and a price premium for certified herds, with cooperative support from state agencies and Wisconsin breeders.

P. Norgord Agriculture Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders’ Association Waukesha County Waukesha Norgord Wisconsin Department of Agriculture College of Agriculture of University of Wisconsin United States Department of Agriculture Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders’ Association Breeders and Livestock Sanitary Board Department of Agriculture The Livestock Sanitary Board

Spring fashion shifts toward Jersey cloth and brown accents

The piece notes jersey cloth as a spring substitute for serge, with brown and gray tones gaining favor. It discusses fur trimming ideas inspired by Poirot and signals fashion moves toward casual wear, hats, and peltry use in modern outfits.

Jersey New Jersey Poirot Brittany McClure

Revival of quilting shows in fashion and craft

The article notes quilting is back in style for bed quilts and decorative items. Applique designs feature flowers and berries reminiscent of historic motifs, with soft cream backgrounds, tapestries, pillows, and children's outfits enhanced by worsted embroidery and cross stitch.

Spring Hats Show Rich Color and Varied Shapes

Fashion notes describe spring hats using satin and straw in varied shapes and trims. High luster straws in rich dark colors contrast with light pastel felts and hemp materials. New knitted silk or cotton fabrics appear, with bold trims like novelty ribbons, embroidery, beaded flowers, and ostrich accents.

Bangkok Milan

Coats for Girls feature velour skating style designs

Girls wear sport coats in soft thick velour with green and white checks and white ball buttons. Outfits include a matching muffler with black tassels and a black velour hat with a rolling brim.

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