Two Trainmen Killed In Westbound Union Pacific Wreck
Union Pacific No 7 Los Angeles Limited wrecks near Bushnell Nebraska after colliding with a toppled freight car. Fireman John W Crawford and brakeman W A Moore, both of Cheyenne, die. Engineer John Ulrich is seriously burned. Passengers shaken but uninjured beyond shock. a special train crews in Julesburg and LaSalle to assist.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Los Angeles Limited
Bushnell
Neb
John W. Crawford
W. A. Moore
John Ulrich
Julesburg
LaSalle
Colo
New Copper Vein Discovered at Rambler Mine
Laramie reports another strong native copper strike at the Rambler mine with ore running up to 40 percent native copper. The deposit also contains platinum palladium silver and gold. A daily concentration plant ships high grade ore eastward with concentrates sent to Baltimore for treatment of rare metals.
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Rambler Mine
Laramie
Baltimore
Shipbuilder Buys Jackson Hole Ranch in Montana Deal
Elk-David Skinner of Seattle buys the Otto E Kushey ranch, 320 acres near Jackson, for 14000 dollars. He stocks the property with 500 Hereford cattle, 100 from Otto Kushey and 400 from the Hatchet outfit formerly owned by Trexler and Mosser.
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Jackson Hole Ranch
Elk—David ©. Skinner
Seattle
Wash
Otto E. Kushey
Otto Kushey
Trexler and Mosser
Jackson
Sheridan Seeks Convict Labor for County Roads
At a county board meeting Sheridan plans to hire twenty convict road laborers and a cook for next year to work on the Dayton Mountain road and potentially improve the Red Grade on the Dome Lake road, plus arrange a bridge across Powder River at Arvada.
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Sheridan
Powder River
Arvada
Dayton Mountain
Dome Lake
Kemmerer Laboring Men Organize
A mass meeting in Kemmerer led by Harry W. Fox of the State Federation of Labor discussed organizing unrepresented labor groups. Attendees included butchers, meat cutters, carpenters, teamsters, auto drivers, and several other classes.
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Kemmerer
Harry W. Fox
State Federation of Labor
Miner Found Dead in Home in Hudson
Coroner's jury could not determine if miner Misar died by his own hand or by another's. Lander hospital report confirms a gunshot wound and death after admission following discovery at his home.
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Miner
Lander
Gabel Misar
Hudson
Misar
Oscar White Executed at Rawlins
Oscar White was hanged at the Rawlins penitentiary for the 1913 murder of Anderson Coffee near Casper. The killing arose from a quarrel over a 15 cent gambling debt. White walked to the gallows singing as death was pronounced eleven minutes after the trap sprung.
Trapper Claims Eighty Coyotes In New Territory
Rove reportedly killed over eighty coyotes near Arvada as he moves wolfing operations from the Powder River to the Missouri Buttes area. Sundance Perry Ross is said to have shifted his activities to the same Missouri Buttes region.
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Sundance
Perry Ross
Powder River
Missouri Buttes
Rove
Arvada
Big Piney Roundup to Ship 7000 Cattle This Year
The Big Piney Roundup Association reports the first beef drive is nearly finished with about 5,600 head. The second drive will match that, totaling roughly 7,000 cattle shipped this year, representing over 500000 dollars in value.
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Big Piney
Big Piney Roundup Association
Slayers Russell Father Sentenced for Second Degree Murder
Sundance George C. Russell and his father John D. Russell pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the killing of L. H. Hampton. Judge B. C. Raymond sentenced them to life imprisonment and warned he would oppose any pardon or commutation.
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Sundance
George C. Russell
John D. Russell
L. H. Hampton
B. C. Raymond
Huseela
State Board of Pardons
Wyoming State News Highlights and Local Incidents
Burns votes to incorporate amid broader Wyoming updates including oil activity near Greybull, sugar factory joy at Lovell, and snow coverage across two thirds of the state. Notable events include a murder acquittal in Cheyenne, a state refinery proposal, and the Wyoming National Guard pistol team securing third in a national rifle event in Jacksonville.
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Burns
Greybull
Powder River
Arvada
Kemmerer
Claude F. Palmer
Harry O’hair
Sunrise
Lovell
Juan Hernandez
Theodore Valencia
Cheyenne
Bessemer Oil Company
Capital Stock
Casper
Whiteley
Glenrock
Edward L. Patrick
Patrick
Wyoming
Clarkson
Omaha
Maurice Groshan
I. C. Newlin
Sheridan
Embery
Grace Gorton
John C. Collins
Chermopolis
Collins
Thermopolis
Orren C. Babbitt
W. C. Mentecr
Moody
Wyoming National Guard
Jacksonville
Fla
A. Garland Fay
United States Marine Corps
Fashion notes by Julia Bottomley for Little Miss wardrobes
Julia Bottomley, a leading U S fashion writer, reviews coats for small girls and teen trends in the current season. She notes fabrics from wool velours to fur and plush, mentions matching hats and muffs, and describes coats, trims, and fashionable hairdos with ornamental pins and new coiffures.
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Julia Bottomley
United States
Aresa
Colorado
Bolivia
Baby Bunting
Jersey fashions and coats praised for all seasons
A fragment describes Silk Jersey as versatile for winter wear and summer use. It notes its protection in coated belt dresses as stylish and practical, suitable for various outfits and daily use. The tone reflects a fashion column praising the material's adaptability.
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Paris
America
Wilson told of Western landslide as he visits Chicago
President Wilson learned from Western campaign managers of a sweeping Democratic victory in the West. Senators Walsh Saulsbury and Hastings, Rep Ferris and Mrs Bass reported a strong drive in states west of the Alleghenies with Utah Oregon and Washington now shown for Democrats. He greeted cheering railway workers upon arrival.
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Wilson
Chicago
Omaha
West
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Middle West
Thomas J. Walsh
Saulsbury and
Hasting
Ferris
George Bass
Woman's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Allegheny Mountains
Woody
Walsh
Taft
Pearl Leaves Progressive Fold to Back Wilson in Maryland
Former Maryland congressman George A Pearl abandons Progressive support for Hughes and declares hearty backing for Wilson. He accuses 1912 and 1916 Republican leaders of unchanged conduct, cites Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 stance, and notes Loriner’s near miss in Illinois for a congressional nomination.
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George A. Pearr
Maryland
Hughes
Wilson
Pearr
Mr. Pearl
Legiance
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Joe Cannon
Penrose
Roosevelt
Illinois
Loriner
Lunding
Indiana Column Predicts Democratic Victory in Indiana
Senator Thomas Taggart of Taulana warns Democrats will carry Indiana by about 60 000 votes. He claims a reaction against Republican challenger Blarkson and asserts strength in Marion County and Indianapolis. The column notes Taggart’s past prophecies and cites early election results supporting his forecast.
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Thomas Taggart
Taulana
Ike
Blarkson
Marion County
Indianapolis
Taggart
A Wilson Advantage in Admi rative Demeanor
In response to vitriolic abuse aimed at his late relative, Mr Wilson maintains dignity and restraint. His calm, self assured manner adds weight to his words beyond mere logic.
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Mr. Wilson
President Elliott’s Testimony and Democratic Achievements
A garbled 19th century style piece praises President Emeritus Biot of Marvard and the Democratic Party. It credits the party and its leader with surpassing Republican administrations since 1918 and touts Eliot’s Atlantic Monthly article as a prime campaign document on the party’s achievements since March 4, 1917.
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Elliot
Biot
Marvard
Eliot
the Athantic Monthly
Democratic Party
Does Nation Desire War President Wilson Speaks in New Jersey
President Wilson addressed the Young Men's Democratic Clubs at Shadow Lawn Long Branch on September 40 urging a national choice on November 7 between peace and war. He argued Republicans push toward war and warned against foreign entanglements tied to Mexican policy and vested interests. The speech stressed a fundamental vote on foreign policy.
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Wilson
Young Men's League of Democratic
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
Ned
Hieldes
Ameren
United States
Mexico
Taeen
Democrats hold Kentucky for Wilson as election nears
The Birmingham Age Herald notes Hughes campaign chairman William Willcox listed Democratic states but Kentucky stayed firmly Democratic. It argues Wilson can win key states and secure enough electoral votes. labor supports Wilson for workers’ rights while Hughes lacks public speaking appeal and a New York governorship record seen unfavorably. The piece suggests re election of the president is increasingly likely.
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Hughes
New York
Republicans warned of urgent effort ahead
The Terre Haute Star urges the Republican Party to intensify efforts in the current campaign. It warns against underestimating the job, notes mixed feelings toward Wilson, and stresses persuading progressive reformers toward democracy and liberty while condemning greed and oppression in rising prices.
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Terre Haute
Star
Cotter
Wilson
Dia
Which Policy Do Voters Prefer
Voters face a choice in the United States on policy direction for the coming years. The Merrill Herald notes public debate over how to secure peace and prosperity and who should lead the nation’s administration.
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Merrill
Wha
Henn
Ale Wilson
Fotor
United States
Thomas Government
Secret of Hughes Philosophy Reveals Hidden Teacher Network
Fragmentary text hints at a philosophical scheme led by Aldrich Cuonan Tat Sincur Gale Bolliger Crone and Penrose under the GI OP banner. The passage suggests past actions were judged harshly and reinterpreted as valid under this group’s oversight.
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Hughes
Aldrich
Cuonan
Tat
Sincur Galelinger
Bolliger
Crone
Penrose
Voice Troubles Highlight Mr Ulughes Case
Unclear passage notes voice trouble connected to Mr Ulughes and a discussion of a gun and savling phrases, suggesting a dispute or personal trouble. No clear events or sources specified to confirm concrete details or outcomes.
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Mr. Ulughes
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