Pioneer Lincoln county air voyage ends in crash
The first airplane to reach Lincoln county, a Lincoln Standard flown by W. B. Thorn with Fred Hollingsworth aboard, struck a tree on landing near Kemmerer Wyoming. Both occupants were uninjured. the craft will be shipped for repairs. The journey marked Wyoming’s central cross state flight from Newcastle to Riverton and beyond.
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Operator and Pseudo Wife Arrest Reported
A Western Union telegraph office case reports an operator and a female clerk described as a pseudo wife being arrested. The pair were connected to activities at the same office where the clerk worked.
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Leading Democrats greet party nominee in Cheyenne visit
Leading Democrats from Cheyenne and other cities greet the party nominee on arrival. The Democratic candidate for vice president is to speak that evening in Cheyenne and depart for the east the following morning.
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Swimmer Drowns at Bonneville Reservoir
Special to The Tribune Morris Cottier, 25, of Burlington round house, drowned while swimming at the company reservoir three miles north of Bonneville Wyoming. A raft to the bank maneuver failed and onlookers did not realize the tragedy until after attempts to locate him began. It is believed he was attacked with cramps during the swim.
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Canyon cliff fall leaves two men injured near Thermpolis
In Thermpolis Wyoming on August 16 a 30 foot cliff collapse and a 60 foot slide left WH Newby unconscious and badly injured with a fractured pelvis. His son William Newby escaped with minor injuries. Rescuers required 24 hours before help arrived and four hours to bring WH Newby down the mountain by stretcher assisted by six men.
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Chas Boyce Quits Livestock Board
Cheyenne Wyoming reports Charles Boyce resigns from the state livestock board amid August developments. details are sparse but the action reflects a leadership change affecting animal industry oversight.
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Resignation of Wyoming Livestock Commission Secretary
Charles B. Boyes secretary of the Wyoming State Livestock Commission resigns effective September 1st. He cites private business demands on his time. Boyes has served as secretary since February 24, 1919.
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