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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
2
A Wyoming man named Tony English was shot inside his home while a resident’s wife pulled a blind as a man fired through a window at an Italian’s residence. The incident prompted police to investigate possible motives and identify suspects.
Tony Englinh of Montrom, Colo, was shot through his home window and killed. Dan English, his cousin, is charged with the shooting after a quarrel over a $1,000 loan. Mrs Englinh saw a gunman outside and was wounded, but identifies no one.
Trinidad fire scene at Kurico Vaidentine ranch near Aguilar leaves Vent ora Romero dead and four wounded. Victims include Jim Lesard with a shoulder wound Louis Apoden stabbed and Jesus Garcia critically injured. Suspect Moses Maen of Aguilar fled to the hills after the altercation over a collie dog.
The federal grand jury of six prepared resolutions condemning Attorney General McReynolds in the Western Fuel Company and Digge cases and supporting District Attorney McNab. The panel met again and indicted in both matters. Two boys found dead in Beach ND bed with a rattlesnake between them. Mrs Kiva Diepehard stands trial for murder of her husband Clyde Blanchard in La Junta.
Preparations underway for the national convention and meet of the American Motorcyclists in Denver from July 22 to 26 with about 200 delegates and many visitors. Races on a one mile dirt track at Overland Park will crown amateur and professional champions across multiple distances and classes with substantial prize values.
An appeal renews a trial for Joheses Chirene after a verdict in the Mane case, with Ble Ww and the evotenerd party seeking tigleties of the dent ya atee.
President Wilson addresses Congress urging immediate currency and banking reform to free business by removing protective tariff constraints. He stresses credit, free enterprise, and government role to ensure banks serve public needs and prevent new monopolies. He calls for decisive action now to empower American enterprise.
A garbled report notes Holland’s fishing nets and the herring trade, mentioning centuries of importance and a census indicating a major fishing factory. Names and exact figures are unclear due to text damage.
Prof. M R Kenwood, medical officer for Bedfordshire, urges simpler cleansing and better home design to curb tuberculosis. He condemns clutter and heavy furniture, advocates movable light curtains, damp cleaning, and warns against the parlor as the supposed sanctum of virtue.
The Waterloo field faces threats from rebuilds at La Haye Sainte and Hougoumont with parts of the wall removed. A Belgian English effort to preserve topography echoes Gettysburg, but the cost and risk to strategic positions loom large as tramcars and cheap cafes open nearby.
Instructions describe building a simple frame to train porch vines. Use a wooden strip about eight feet long with screw eyes at each end, attach strings, anchor the frame to the porch, and pin the strings to the ground to guide vine growth.
A garbled OCR passage references Gouda and a vague claim about family dances and children. No clear events or names are readable, leaving an unclear snippet about associations and feelings toward youth activities.
A collage of incidents from the Western Newspaper: a Denver convicted killer hanged, Whitlock killed in Los Angeles, a fire in Denver Rio Grande repair shops, cattleman Milton Estes dies in Los Angeles, chains of sensational crimes including a burglar’s sentence in San Francisco, and numerous political maneuvers. The Senate passes the Indian appropriation bill, talks of a US National Bank, Alaska fisheries protection, and Gettysburg, with multiple foreign and domestic notes.
The report cites floods and heavy rain causing fires in Kathiawar and Montreat while Port De France, Martinique experiences a strong earthquake. It notes deaths of firemen in one incident and multiple casualties from a school attack in Berlin. Legal and royal links are mentioned alongside a Swedish public claim for subsistence funds.
The body of Eddie Quick former Western league pitcher who died at Rocky Ford was transported to Denver for burial. Belmont Park results noted Whinkbroom 1 won the Brooklyn handicap with L L Miller second and Sam Jackson third.
In a Casper district spread, Wesley Edwards shot Oliver Ort during a confrontation over Ort’s wife while Ort and a prisoner were being moved. Ort died after fleeing to a bankhouse. Edwards is jailed, while Mrs. Edwards says Ort aided her. the case follows a prior killing linked to the same woman.
The Shoshone and Arapahoe on the Whad River reservation win permission to stage a sun dance during the celebration. A wild west show will feature the rescue of a beautiful Arapaho maiden from cowboy kidnappers, marking the event.
Cheyenne official John J. Lanihan of Laramie appointed as state Cab commissioner by Governor Carey. The cabinet post is a new creation approved by the last Legislature.
Cheyenne resident Cheyenne Marie Bvane who had been sent to Leavenworth for a year in a white slavery case was paroled and returned to Cheyenne along with Maggie Prange a resort keeper from Douglas. Ball Reardon, the third woman sentenced, was not released on parole.
Wyoming News of the Week compiles a range of items from counties including Albany Laramie Sheridan and Crook. It lists planned events such as fairs mills and celebrations and notes incidents like a fatal lightning strike and court actions. It also mentions civic projects and local governance developments across Cheyenne Cody Newcastle and Evanston.
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