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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
2
The senate ratified a five year extension of the arbitration treaty between the United States and Par quay, set to expire next October, extending the existing accord and signaling continued diplomatic alignment between the two nations.
County officers listed for Kemmerer include Commissioner Thomas D. O’Neil Democratic and others with party affiliations. The county clerk treasurer sheriff attorney and coroner are named. a commissioner's meeting occurs on the first Tuesday of each month to transact county business with bills and documents due in advance.
A massive sea surge from the Sea of Azov inundated the Kuban region affecting Achtyrskaya Temryuk and surrounding towns. Over 1000 people perished and 169 drowned in Kala floods as a dam collapsed at Temryuk. The province houses about 2 million people with two fifths Cossacks. fertile lands support grain and cattle farming.
A severe earthquake in Akita prefecture on Hondo island killed several in Akita city and devastated Kawakubi village. Dozens died along the Gmono river basin as 320 hogees were destroyed, Kitamene burned, and a copper mine at Temmedato collapsed with 400 workers unaccounted. Simultaneous volcanic explosions from Asanw Yama and massive waves battered Normandy and Brittany, destroying coastal fortifications and villages.
Manuel Gutierrez once allied with Maximo Caetillo and a marauder who has harried Mormon colonists in western Chihuahua signals willingness to surrender with about twenty soldiers. Maj. Primo Salcido at Casas Grandes will not meet Gutierrez yet as reports circulate from Juarez military HQ.
State Engineer A E Parshall criticizes the North Platte water right grant to the United States Reclamation Service, arguing it damaged Wyoming taxable property and hindered Pathfinder Reservoir plans while expending over two million dollars in surveys and construction. In Cheyenne, William Harris and Carrie Burris face federal questions for transporting a woman across state lines, leading to a 30 day jail term for petty larceny after a break in at a Colorado homestead near Chugwater.
In Cheyenne County Attorney Anderson filed a new information in district court charging murder in the first degree against Newell. Newell’s attorney, Ebytor, moved to quash the information as he is held in county jail pending settlement of the case. Separate notes report Wyoming Consistory officers installed and dates announced for the next reunion, plus a fatal self-inflicted gunshot in Buffalo and a Sheridan wedding between Judge Robinson and Alma Freibel. A long hike plan for Boy Scouts from Wheatland to Laramie Peak was outlined under Scout leadership.
A message from Governor J M Carey to Cheyonna Charles D Carey notes that the governor and Mrs Robert D Caray will sail from Liverpool to New York on March 21. The document records the planned voyage and confirms the passengers.
Dr Wergeland a University of Wyoming faculty member died after an illness that had grown gradually for some time. The end had been expected for several days.
A scattered roundup shows a new creamery planned at Upton, bridge work near Ripley, a Sweetwater county farmers institute, and a rush of building from Douglas to Worland. Fort Laramie eyeing a wagon factory, a high school debate in Douglas, and a bold building boom in Cheyenne. Plans for a Lander Idaho Northwestern extension, railroad reorganizations, and a $100,000 federal eradication grant are noted alongside local incidents from Riverton and Albany counties.
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