Wyoming Solons Quit After Long Session adjourns sine die
The Thirteenth Wyoming Legislature adjourned Sunday morning after a 40 day session. A Senate deadlock delayed adjournment over a $24 000 immigration commission item. Key measures passed include workmen s compensation and public utilities regulation acts, farm loans and a constitutional amendment enabling broader state act application. Senate File 70 moved to submit the Initiative and Referendum.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Senate
State Immigration Commission
Kendrick
House
State Department of Labor
Supreme Court weighs rehearing in Rock Creek treasure case
The Wyoming Supreme Court considers a petition for rehearing from Heuben Stockwell and J W White, ranch hands who found about $10 000 in gold in a rock creek Rock Creek store cellar on July 18 1909. They claimed the treasure after it was found, but the case previously saw a reversal of lower court rulings recognizing them as rightful owners.
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Cheyenne
State Supreme Court
Heuben Stockwell
J. W. White
William Taylor
Rock Creek
Taylor
Blackwell
White
Supreme Court
Waa
Stockwell and
Gill Prevents Heritage by Slayers
In Cheyenne the Senate and House conferees approve an amendment to House bill 22 preventing a murderer from inheriting, and the measure is set to become law after a misunderstanding that lasted days.
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Cheyenne
Senate
House
Big rabbit hunt leaves region with fewer than last week
A major rabbit drive reduces the local rabbit population by 1 152 in the Lovell area. Officials report over 1 100 rabbits killed in the big hunt, aiming to protect spring crops and young orchards.
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Lovell
Goy Drowned in Tongue River Camp Near Sheridan
Jerry Anler two year old son of Laula Anler of Carneyville drowned while playing on ice at a camping camp near Sheridan. Other children were present in the Tongue River area when the accident occurred.
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Sheridan
Jerry
Laula Anler
Carneyville
Here
Tunsueiver
Well Known Gheepman Dies in Wyoming
Chas Hathbun, a well known pioneer and sheepman of western Wyoming, died of heart failure at his home. Kommerer reports the death of Gheepman, a notable local figure, in the western state.
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Kommerer
Chas, Hathbun
Heepman
Wyoming
Bure
Midwest Refining Reports First Year Earnings
The Midwest Refining Company operating in Wyoming oil fields reports wet earnings of about 1.252 million dollars for the year ending December 1, 1914. After a depreciation charge of 403,760.86, net surplus equals 198,386.19. The company purchased crude from local fields valued at 11 dollars (in error context).
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Midwest
Cheyenne
Midwest Refining Company
Wyoming
Wyoming News Highlights From Across the State
April events include Wyoming Stock Growers Association meeting in Dowglaa and a revival in Lander. Worland beat Lasin in basketball. Thermopolis and Basin pursue a Carnegie library and town advertising funds. Sheridan reports $2,000 fire damage to greenhouses. Powell eyes cash business. Caspers federal building work resumes. typhoid cases noted near Sheridan. a boy injured by a washing machine incident in Hulett. several political and criminal updates across the state.
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Lasin
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Rawling
Senate
Col
Wm. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Douglas
Thermopolis
Pioneers
Big Horn County
Basin
Red Hill
Jnn Park County
Goshen County
Powell
Casper
Powder River
Dietz
Polots
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Hulett
Wrigley Spearmen Book Ad Promotes Child Friendly Tales
An old advertisement promotes a children's book titled V r vei' s Mother Goose with 28 color pages. It features whimsical verses and characters like Spear tm a and a shoe tale. The pitch links dental brand Wrigley’s to keeping children happy and in trim at a low cost and invites readers to request the book from WM. Wrigley Jr. Co. in Chicago.
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Whigley
Solitary Mutterings in a Distant Club Tale
The Club Fellow portrays a wife resisting the idea of a stepfather for their child. A husband asks how she would cope if he died, prompting her plea against such a suggestion. The fragment hints at marital strain and future guardianship concerns within a club setting.
Back Hurts Cleared by Salts for Kidney Relief
An old remedy promotes four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast to flush kidneys after meat consumption. It claims to neutralize acids, clear cloudy urine, ease night trips, and stop bladder irritation with Jad Salts made from grape and lemon acids with Lithia.
Curious remark on vanity at a mask ball
A humorous line notes that the more knock-kneed a man is the more he desires to appear as a Scottish Highlander at a mask ball, reflecting social vanity and disguise in playful fashion.
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Van- 7
Try This Easy Way To Heal Skin Fast Ad
A short cure ad promotes resinol soap and resinol ointment for eczema ringworm and itching. It claims quick relief, clears a wickening skin, and reduces blemishes at low cost with products sold by druggists.
Gentie Hunt Mastery Question Split in House
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes a quoted exchange where Gentie Hunt asks who is master in the house and a reply suggests tearing God out for happiness.
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Gentie Hunt
God
Philadelphia Ledger
No Chance To Win Glory In A Drummer Boy Anecdote
An irreverent speaker recalls a Spanish American War tale as a boy who sought to enlist as a drummer boy. He explains he was denied entry because he had no ear for music, leaving listeners amused and impressed by the memory.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertising Claim
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a solution for gray hair. The copy claims natural darkening and dandruff relief, with simple application using a comb or brush and results by morning. It notes a 60 cent bottle and broad consumer use.
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Wyeth
Invention of Spirit Level Packed Lamp Claims New Dry-Cell Lamps
A damaged clipping notes a newly invented spirit level integrated into dry cell framed incandescent lamps. The item highlights portable lighting innovation and practical measurement aid combined in a single device.
German Students Teach Safety Cane Demag Dowalene
A fragment notes German school children learn safety cane techniques related to Demag Dowalene and staying out of the water. The text is unclear but suggests instructional content for youth safety conducted by a school.
Mortgage and mechanics' liens survive German bombardment
Maude reports to the duke about a castle attacked by German forces. The line notes only the mortgage and mechanics' liens remain standing after the bombardment, while the rest lies in ruins. The tone is wry and theatrical, with a satirical edge.
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Maude
Circumstances Alter Cases in Guilty Plea Negotiation
In a tense exchange a lawyer tells a client the evidence against him makes acquittal impossible. The client admits guilt, insisting he is not innocent, while the lawyer concedes that knowing this could help secure his release.
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Clent
Castoria Ad Claims Safe Remedy for Infants and Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature of use for over 30 years. It notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and emphasizes safety for infants and kids.
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Fletcher
Since the War Women Fill Roles Amid Recalling Paris Graft
Witty exchanges reflect wartime gender shifts. The speaker notes women taking roles as men are scarce, while contrasting attitudes in Paris and a local town about who stands up and takes action during wartime.
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Paris Street
Feminine Charity and Social Observations
A fragmented column discusses gender roles with lines about Miss Angular and a maid, contrasting bachelor understandings of women. It shifts to a fleeting reference to cough drops and a home remedy using lemon juice and hot water as a manicure acid.
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Miss Angular
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