Ranchester Shooting Endangers Home Fire After Fatal Shot
Ranchester railroad agent B C Reed shot rancher Ed Hughey at Reed’s home near Sheridan after returning from the East. Hughey died soon after though he tried to douse a fire caused by a dropped lamp. Mrs Reed, seen as central to the motive, testified to an alleged affair and separation request. Reed surrendered to the sheriff following the incident.
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Charles Epply
Laramie
United States Geological Survey
Wyoming
Tle
Wind River Timber Company
Big
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Mra
Denver
Cheyenne
Fannie Brice Houx
F. L. Houx
San Diego
Cal
William Bruce
Hix
Woodviver
Nebr
Itme
Ed Hugh
Douglas
Ottawa
John Rex Weaver
Wyoming Ushers Modified Live Stock Quarantine
Governor John B Kendrick issues proclamation easing the foot and mouth disease quarantine. Cattle sheep and swine may be imported from Montana Colorado New Mexico Texas Arizona Utah Idaho Washington Oregon Nevada and California without question. Restricted imports allowed from North Dakota and South Dakota with special permits.
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Cheyenne
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John B. Kendrick
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Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
California
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming lambs fetch record prices at major western feeders
Cheyenne Colorado Nebraska and Iowa buyers pay top rates for Wyoming lambs with contracts valued up to six cents a pound and over 60 000 lambs contracted in Natrona County plus many more expected this season feeders report strong returns and early purchases ahead of supply season.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Natrona County
Iva Thomas Irish Appointed Secretary of Water Control
Mrs Iva Thomas Irish of Evanston, former Democratic candidate for state superintendent, has been named secretary of the State Board of Water Control. She will assume the post May 15 and will have offices in the capitol above her rival Edith K O Clark.
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Cheyenne
Iva
Thomas Irish
Evanston
Orchardiat Sues Oldest State Senator
Kad Young sues Wyoming State Senator Robert H. Hall claiming Hall fraudulently deprived Young of a $200 state fair premium. The suit targets the oldest member of the Wyoming Legislature and seeks damages.
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Orchardiat
Lander
Robert H. Hall
Servie
Wyoming
Kad Young
Young
Child Dies From Scalding Bath Accident
Casper reports three year old Jeasie Y Hyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmar Myer of Ball Creek died from burns after falling into a bath of scrub water. The body was shipped to Buffalo for burial.
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Casper
Jeasie Y. Hyer
Jearold
Delmar Myer
Ball Creek
Buffalo
Midwest Employee Killed in Industrial Accident
A worker employed by a Midwest firm died in an on site accident while moving a machine part. Officials reported the incident occurred at the company plant and investigators are examining the scene.
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Midwest
Ag Fen
Midwest Ol Company
Settlers Reclaim 12000 Acres Near Riverton
A local syndicate completed the Riverton Ditch No 3 irrigation project reclaiming 12 000 acres of land without external labor costs. The effort aims to transform the area into highly fertile farmland, with Wromley Contractors credited for the work.
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Riverton
Shlore
Riverton Diteh No 3
Wromley
Wyoming News Highlights From Across the State
A roundup of Wyoming events includes fairs in Natrona and Horn counties, Cheyenne high school commencement set for June 11, and new lodge in Cheyenne. The Shoshone dam nearing completion, a sugar factory spur to be built in Sheridan, and Wool industry activity in Rawlins are noted alongside tick fever cases in Basin and a fire loss in Cody. Weather, aviation, and civil notices mix with local business tours and a Wyoming peat fence of public works.
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Sheridan Street Railway Company
F. D. McFaddin
Rock Springs
Cheyenne High School
Knights of the Maccabees Lodge
Cheyenne
Bishop Mc.Govern
Diocese of
Wyoming
Sheridan
Fremont County
Cody
Income tax hits many baseball stars
Professional players face income tax on earnings in a season. About 300 players in the three major leagues earn over $3,000, with roughly 200 over $4,000 and 50 between $6,000 and $10,000. Notables include Eddie Collins, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Walter Johnson, and McKan. The new contract wording raises tax questions about option payments and reported salaries.
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Internal Revenue Department
Eddie Collins
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Walter Johnson
McKan
Frank Baker
Eddie Colling
Uncle Sam
Baseball Gossip and Manager Moves Hit Looming Season
The message shops moves across majors and minors with Fish Meusel sent to Washington and others released to Pittsfield. Connie Mack shifts Rube Oldring to third, while Frank Baker is replaced. Rumors mention Wahle and Bresnahan ideas and trainer Tuthill joining West Point. Harry Zeimer joins Newport News. many players tested by National League clubs in recent seasons.
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Connie Mack
Rube Oldring
Frank Baker
Cozy Dolan and the Cardinals' aggressive baserunning
The Cardinals outfielder Cosy Dolan excites manager Huggins with relentless baserunning. He contests pitches early, often stealing bases and even attempting to steal home to rattle opponents, though success varies.
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Dolan
Cosy
Huggins
Joe Boebling’s balk motion dazzles Senators fans
Joe Boebling of the Senators showcases a balk motion after winter rehearsals and mirror practice. With steady talent and improved control, he is hailed as a potential big win for the Senators this season.
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Joe Boebling
Senators
Ed Walsh
Midnight Learns Cleanliness From Snowball's Lesson
Snowball teaches Midnight the first duty of a cat is cleanliness and honesty. He guides the kitten through rough barn-tic helps and face washing with paw and tongue, emphasizing brushing, coat care, and avoiding mud before breakfast.
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Snowball
Master’s
Kit
Puff
Midnight
Erthel
Midnight Learns Kitchen Etiquette From Snowball
Snowball praises Midnight for progress and assigns a bathless breakfast rule while guiding the kitten to the kitchen to begin a grooming day. The cat is told that only a first-class coat will qualify for meals, underscoring the grooming lesson.
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Wadea
Snowball
How many animals exist in the world
The article surveys estimates of world animal diversity, noting historic lists in 1830 and 1881 and suggesting about 600000 animal kinds. It highlights that insects vastly outnumber animals, citing a 1906 list of 250000 insects and claiming at least 2500000 insect kinds overall. It also includes a snail speed anecdote from Boy's Life.
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Gunther
Roosevelt
Brazil
Sharper
Indiana man invents durable toy castle blocks
An Indiana inventor designed a set of grooved and dovetailed building blocks that interlock top pieces base panels to form a sturdy toy castle. The assembled structure stands under ordinary use and can be moved around a nursery while a child can crawl inside to play safely.
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Indiana
Doverall
Poor boy needs money to pursue opportunity this view denied
The Ohio State Journal rebuts a Socialist call for families to provide 1400 to 1600 dollars annually to aid children. It argues money spoils boys, who should seek true manhood by facing obstacles rather than floating through life.
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Ohio State Journal
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