Post's Fake Writer Exposed in Local Eagle Report
The Lander Eagle notes a Denver Post hoax claiming N B Kinnear is dead amid a shooting by Joe Baker. It reports Kinnear recovering, Baker awaiting preliminary hearing, and public reaction including denials from Kinnear and questions about the Post’s widow and Denver daughter fabrications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
J. G. Coggewell
N.B. Kinnear
Wind River
Joe Baker
Kinnear
Joseph Baker
Kinoear
Joe
Kinnea
Denver Post
Hastings
Neb
Denver
John D
Bucky
the Eagle
Nebraska
Lander Eagle
Accident Injures Laborer On Bucknum Ranch Ride
John Yokeley, a laborer starting work for Caleb John son, was shot Friday afternoon while riding to the Johnson ranch north of Bucknum. An Austrian in the wagon box fired at a rabbit. the team jolted, the weapon discharged, striking Yokeley in the back and exit under the arm. They took him to the Stone ranch then to Casper for medical aid. prognosis hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lang
Casper
Chicago
Young Lang
New York
Paul Woschinsky
Barritt Bros
Paul
Lang
Wyoming
Tealdes
Mrs. Place
Fritz Place
Lee Likes
Keith
W. J. King
Charles Willett
Angus McPiarson
Father Bryant
John Yokeley
Caleb Johnson
Bucknum
Johnson
Yokeley
Johnson Ranch
Stone Ranch
Yakeley
the &cci
Dent
Lew Barker
Cssper
Gunplay roils town as Starr faces peace bonds and arrests
A week of gun incidents erupts in town. Sheep herder William Starr fights with W A Lester, Starr draws a knife and is restrained by Lester with a rod. Marshal Jones secures Starr, who is jailed after a gun is drawn at the bank. A separate clash ends with a rifle snap but no harm. Schutt receives reprimand for assaultive behavior.
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William Starr
W. A. Lester
Lester's
Starr
Mr. Lester
Lester
Marshal Jones
Ter
Stockman's MN Bank
Sal
Schult
Schali
Marabel Jones
Schutt
Death notice seeks missing parents of Mr Coleman
A message from Mr Coleman requests locating his parents whose German address is known to the haaf sister. Local authorities seek the parents and have information that the remains were shipped to Chicago yesterday for internment.
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Coleman
Haaf
Germany
Chicago
Governor Carey’s Appointments Across Wyoming Government
A full list of Governor Carey’s appointees across state departments is published. The selections span attorney general, land and tax officials, game warden, mine inspector, veterinarians, librarians, water and fish hatchery superintendents, adjutant general, health board, and others with names and home towns including Casper, Rock Springs, Laramie, Newcastle, Douglas, Sheridan, Buffalo, and more.
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Carey
Natrona County
Lewis Barker
Casper
D. A Preston
Rock Springs
A. J. Parshall
S. G. Hopkins
Wheatland
D. F. Hudson
Geo. Blacker
Cumberland
W. E. Jones
Sheridan
John McGill
Rock River
G. Ralph Hoover
Basin
C. E. Howell
Farson
John Bailey
Laramie
R. O. Schleicher
Barkwell
Cheyenne
State Board
Louis Barker
John
M. Gosheon
Fort Bridger
Springs
Lyman Brooks
F .B. Hanter
State Board of Examining Engineers
William Newbro
Evanston
Harry A. Patten
Etste Hoard.of
E. ©. Harris
Park County
W. A. Wyman
EP. Rohrbough
Board of Trustees of
Wyoming Historical Society
B. B. Brooks
Jasper
Elias W. Whitcomb
Weston County
Perry
L. Smith
Sweetwater
B. M. Meyer
Buffalo
State Fair Commission
Russell Thorpe
Lusk
Otto H. Bolln
Dougion
J. Kh. Mason
Luther Freeman
Douglas
Fred G. Fin J. OG. Underwood
Cinderwood
Thomas Sell
Cua Horticultural Ment Gi
Worland
Mra
Ste Leerae Des Farthing
Asbestos Finds Improve at Smith Creek Mill
The Consolidated company reports a large cross fiber asbestos body found 150 feet into the vein, praised by workers. H. E. Poucher returns from Wyoming to Kansas City for a final audit, with a company statement to follow. Freight rates on asbestos fiber to Chicago and Omaha are announced, and work on a tramway from the North American mill toward Garden Creek falls is planned, costing about twenty-two to twenty-six thousand dollars.
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Smith Creek
Consolidated Company
H. E. Poucher
Wyoming Consolidated and
Northamerican
Kansas City
Jas. Bury
Caldwell
Idaho
A. E. Minium
International Asbestos Company
Chicago
Casper
Omaha
Garden Creek Falls
Northwestern Millis & Power Company
Tom Burke Opens Lavish Edelweiss Hotel Bar
Tom Burke launches a new bar at the Edelweiss hotel promising one of the state’s finest rooms. Rich mahogany and oak fixtures, marble bases, and art glass partitions highlight the unfinished yet grand setup. Electric lighting and decorative touches await completion as work continues.
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Tom Burke
Edelweiss
Joe Darrin
Ahi
Jamed Ryan
Pioneer Gone Ford Family Remembers John Slichter
Mr and Mrs W A Ford were summoned to Ines by a phone notice of John Slichter dies pneumonia in recent night Ines in Wyoming. Slichter along with Ford settled in 1848 built a notable ranch on sage land and irrigation ditch produced alfalfa and grain. He gained fame for raising fine horses his brand noted as among the best in Wyoming. He leaves a wife a daughter two sons and an adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ford
Ines
John Slichter
Ford
Mr. Slichter
Mr. Ford
Wyoming
New Owl Lodge Books 300th Member After Meet
The Owls held a meeting Tuesday admitting over forty new members, closing with a charter. Membership now exceeds 300 as the lodge begins under strong prospects. Regular meeting nights are to be announced, and plans include securing club rooms for exclusive use.
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Order of Owls
Directory forms close for new telephone directory
The forms for the new Telephone Directory will close at 10 o clock A M March 13. Persons ordering a telephone or moving should call at the telephone office before the date to insure proper listing for the next directory period. Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co Rolbaugh Building BBL Engelke Manager.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Rolbaugh
BBL
Western Union Updates Day Lettergram Service Details
The Western Union Telegraph Company announces a March 1 shift in priority between day letters and night letters. Day letter transmission will be deferred if volume requires, giving priority to night letters in high demand periods.
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Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tate
Walton Man Sees Sheep Health Boost Amid High Wool Prospects
J A Delfelder of Walton reported to a Pumas reporter from Douglas that in twenty years of sheep farming he has never seen sheep at this time of year look so well. He noted no disease, strong health, and heavy fleece as wool prices approach normal. farm profitability hinges on feed costs and wool quality.
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J. A. Delfelder
Walton
Douglas Yeserday
Denver
Delfelder
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Natrona County Public Library
Clarey
Alex . Butler
J. B. Barnes
John Ve
Holmberg
J. B. Bradley
California
Yasmie
Wheeler & Skinner Company
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