Miners Die After Birthday Party at Rambler Mine
Sheriff and coroner return from New Rambler mine with the ashes of Austrian workers Mike Coller and Lazo Jareg. The men perished in a birthday celebration fire in a cabin while a French Canadian companion slept. Jareg left $400 in a bank and $150 wages owed. fund transfers blocked by war.
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Eatern
Union News Service
Laramie
Wyo
Jackson
Miller
Rambler
Mike Coller
Lazo Jareg
Rambler Mine
Galepus
Sreuae
Coller
Sareg
Jareg
Austria
Workmen's Compensation Awards Net Over 3000 in Sheridan
Checks totaling more than 3000 were paid by the state treasurer to George Nottingham, clerk of the District Court, for claims under the workmen's compensation act. Andrew Cleslar received 339 for a leg loss in Carneyville. Armenia Menigas widow got 1000 with two minors at 500 each. M R Peters 122 for a finger loss at the sugar factory. James McNally 54.85 for an arm injury at Carney Coal Company. Several smaller claims were allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Peters
James McNally
Carney Coal Company
Lovell Gas and Electric Company Chartered
Lovell Gas and Electric Company filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Frank L. Houx. The firm with capital stock of 100000 plans to pipe natural gas from the Big Horn Basin to Lovell and to supply Lovell, plus other towns in Big Horn and Park counties as established or future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn
Park Counties
Lovell Gas and Electric Company
Frank L. Houx
Lovell
Denver figures in sale of Wyoming herd and ranch
Husted of Denver bought the Wyoming Hereford Association herd of registered breeding Hereford cattle and the Hereford ranch of 18,968 acres southeast of Cheyenne. Price reportedly 400000 dollars with 10000 paid down. Possession on payment of 150000 next year and the balance in installments over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Raymond
Husted
Denver
Wyoming Hereford Association
Miner Rescued After Snowslide at Sam's Creek Canon
Miner B G Briggs was buried twelve feet deep by a snowslide in Sam's Creek Canon. His ski pole stood upright, allowing him to twist a hole for air until W M Harpster, his companion, dug him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Sam’s Creek
Canon
B. G. Briggs
Briggs
W. M. Harpster
Hendricks Dies While Removing Barn Roof at Ranch
Harvey F. Hendricks, 74, was found dead after attempting to remove a barn roof at his ranch near this place. Authorities doubt whether death came from heart failure or a fall, and an employee who checked on him after supper discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Harvey F. Hendricks
Hendricks
Wyoming Bar Fight Leaves Man Dead and Another Dying
Evanston Wyoming Cal Hinkle a bartender is dead and Clem Morrison an elderly operator remains dying from bullet wounds inflicted during a saloon scuffle after a dispute in a local bar authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Evanston
Wyo
Cal Hinkle
Clem Morrison
Meldrum Bondmen Seek Officers To Locate Fugitive
Bondmen for Robert Meldrum request police watch for the fugitive who failed to appear for his third trial in Baggs Wyoming regarding the 1912 case of “Chick” Bowen. A hearing on April 17 is set to show why Meldrum’s $18 000 bond should not be forfeited.
Wyoming News Roundup From Casper to Cheyenne
Western Newspaper Union notes March events across Wyoming including a Mys tie Shriners ceremony in Casper, plans for a Cheyenne race meeting, and a new law school in Casper. Postmaster F E Godfry named at Lander as elk feeds near Jackson Hole rise to 12 000.
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Union News Service
Mystie Shriners
Casper
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
F. E. Godfry
Lander
Jackson Hole
Wheatland
Carnegie
Wyoming Flockmasters
Cody Opera House
Temple Theater
Cody
Converse County
Amateurs in name only in early 20th century sports
A. A. U. rules class Jerry Travers Francis Ouimet Eddie Mahan as tainted amateurs making them professionals. George Brickley’s pro status at Trinity taints entire teams and colleges, spreading professionalism through games against such teams. Many 1915 players risk broader taint in spring sports.
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Frank G. Menke
United States
Jerry Travers
Francis Ouimet
Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Princeton
Syracuse
Amherst
Trinity
Dartmouth
Michigan
Michigan Aggies
Colgate
Carlisle
Williams
Tufts
Wesleyan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Francis Oulmet
Travers
Oulmet Et al
Ouimet
George Brickley
Connie Mack
Athletica
Brickley
Athletics
Mack
Trinity College
Ihs
Norwich
Brown
Bates
Tufte
Burnouge
Tate
Clas
Gunner Smith defends backhand rip as goat getter punch
Gunner Smith dismisses criticism of his backhand clinch move during Pelkey bout. He describes a glove heel flick under the nose as a legal, aggravating punch he calls the goat getter, saying it unsettles bigger opponents without real damage.
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Gunboat Smith
Pelkey
Noth
Quincy NL to Host Central States Rowing Races
Little pickups of sport note Quincy Newfoundland and Labrador will hold this year’s central states rowing races. The column also wittily comments on Joe Stecher’s scissors hold in the mat game and remarks on amateur divisions in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Joe Stecher
Nurse Winifred and the Morally Wounded Father
In a children's ward nurse Winifred fights to keep Muriel Clauson with her father, a reclusive stained glass maker. As she assists and observes, the bond between father and child deepens, and the nurse learns a hidden past reveals the mother’s absence and the father’s care. When Winifred falls ill, he stays at the hospital, and she awakens to his quiet devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Muriel
Nurse Winifred
Muriel Clauson
Cid
Clauson
West
Mr. Clauson
W. G. Chapman
Skylight Rain Forces Shelter at MSG Fight
A sudden heavy rain drove spectators to shelter from an open skylight above the Madison Square Garden ring. Hilly Gibson, Garden matchmaker, closed the skylight and the fight continued. A heckler in the gallery shouted for the skylight to be reopened.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Hilly Gibson
the Garden
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Rambler Camp
Meldrum
Wyoming State News
Greybull
Basin
Kemmerer
King Sheep Company
Charlies Skinner
Glenrock
Rawlins
Glenn R. Bush
U. P
Pheonix Camp No
W. O.W
William Percy
Scotty
Douglas
Frank Gentile
Burlington
Robertson Ranch
Margaret McGinley
Celia Walsh
Omaha
Marshal Gore
Rock Springs
United States District Court
Henry Littaker
Mill Creek
Standard Timber Company
Major Ormsby of
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
A. W. French
B. R. Naylor
Nate P. Wilson
Jackson's Hole
Ruth Camp
Medicine Bow
John Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Wilson
Paul Lariver
Citizens’ National Bank of
Lariver
J. A. River
Steve Papkes
Steve Balkenas
Goodon
Lddie Staharr
Gunner
John Philip Sousa
Amsateur Trapshooters’ Association
Beaton
Braves
Haughton Tote
Hottentots
Johnny Evers
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