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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

6

Belgrade Ready for War as Powers Move on Turkey

In Belgrade political circles foresee war as Malgaria, Servia, and Groove mobilize. Russia and Britain discuss reforms in Macedonia while France's stance remains cautious. The Berlin Treaty Article 2 could mandate self government in a Turkish province under external oversight.

St. Petersburg Malgaria Servi Maemy Turkey Obo Fee M. Saconoff London Ttie Rusia Dow Derlin Ruoela Me de Glerm Austria Hungary Macedonia France Due Flnahoe

Woman's body found. Pueblo man charged with murder

The body of Beenie Forte lies beside two sable blankets in a grave prepared in advance after she vanished September 1. Peter Forte, her husband of 2525 North Main Street, was arrested and faced murder charges at the morgue while declaring his innocence and sorrow. Two brothers, scouring the home, uncovered the grim scene and triggered the investigation.

Pueblo Atreet Peter Fort Forte Chef

5500 Men Strike in Protest in Haverhill

Five thousand five hundred workers including I W W shop and granary laborers walked off or stayed away as a 24 hour layoff began to protest the imprisonment of Kiter Giovanniti and Caruso, leaders of the Lawrence strike. About 1,600 yet remained away from their jobs.

Haverhill Mass Kiter Giovanniti Caruso Lawrence Pully

Western League Standings Reported After Adjustments

Denver led the Western League with 99 wins and 63 losses while Chicago trailed as standings were announced by league president Tip O’Neil after adjustments to all disputes.

Chicago Tip” O'Neil

Early Marriage Advice From Harvard President Sparks Debate

Cambridge reports President Charles Biot urged freshmen to wed early in a controversial address. The piece notes fallout from the speech amid campus chatter and mentions a fatal shooting of George Britingham by J B Carley, plus a post office transport mishap and a clubbing incident near mill gates with witness accounts. police involvement noted in Boston.

Dr. Biot Cambridge Ameriines Charles Biot Harvard Alltec Boston Lawremee

Milling Appeal Hearing Held for Albert Hopes Case

A district court heard the appeal of Joke eal Booed in a billing case for Albert Hopes. The panel of three judges reviewed evidence and arguments as the court weighed its next steps.

Worth Tess Joke Amartllo Albert Hopes Crimea Goert Apo Mastin Oe Oaeoes Gheed Servas Bekstog

Western News Items Mixed From Across the Nation

A fragmented wire of stories mentions a Denver woman possibly fatally injured in a runaway near Pittsburgh Kansas. Other reports note a police car crash in Salt Lake City killing one and injuring three. A Wellington Kansas man, Otto McKielly, is arrested for alleged parricide. Reports from Santa Fe and California touch revolutionary activity and legal cases, while Missouri and San Francisco note anniversary celebrations and university shifts. The city news round includes deaths, trials, and local incidents across multiple states.

Mra A. W. Miller Denver Pitteburg Kan Salt Lake Otto McKielly Wellington Chicago University of Missouri San Francisen Mary de Sales Gerraghty St. Catherine's Hospital Omaha Alderhood John Beal Sneed Amarillo Albert G. Dover AB. Chapman Redlands Cal Fyless Evelyn Neebit Thaw Harry Thaw California United States Land Office Los Angelon Wallace W. M. Conley Madera Clarence Darrow Los Angeles McNa Mara Moreno Sonora Cloes Vueson Tad Wid Tapla Ranch

Mysterious Mexican murder and peace moves swirl in Washington

Reported killing of George Retomwan a Wichita blacksmith appears in elite department files as taking place at Casiberiachi Mexico. President Madero moves to grant amnesty to Pascual Onowen followers while U S forces prepare to reopen border houses amid tensions.

George Retomwan Wichita Kan Casiberiachi Mexico Wade Madero Pascual Onowen Wile New York Congress of Hygiene and Demography F. J. Mesas Philadelphia San Docilaga Naylion Revo

Widespread War News and Global Incidents Outline

Reports from London indicate Lord Kitchener faced warnings en route to Paris. An American citizen named Tite shot a barmaid in London and wounded three others. Baron Walter Von Haderk of London wed Mire Hiren, formerly Marguerite Furton of Mullingham New Jersey. A typhoon hit Japan around September 22 causing extensive damage. Rebels ambushed Captain Kecobedo and thirty divers near Ojo de Agua, killing seven. Actress Sofia Monendia, lover of the doomed Kinser, killed herself in Mexico City. The Dry Farming Congress opens in Lethbridge October 21 to 25 with the Farm Women Congress meeting there.

London Paris Baypt Kitchener Aimean Alving Tite Walter von Haderk Mire Hiren Marguerite Vivienne Furton Mullingham N. J Japan Ojo de Agua Kecobedo Mexico City Benant Sofia Monendia Rerobedo Lethbridge Canada Farm Women

World Championship Baseball May Begin in New York Polo Grounds

A garbled sports summary notes events from varied sports including baseball, boxing, aviation, and fencing. It mentions a world championship baseball start in New York, a Colo colt with a strong season, Welker Cochran in Chicago, and multiple aviation incidents, with other scattered items from Denver to Philadelphia and political notes. The text mixes sports results and human interest pieces without clear coherence.

New York Interitieto Piraden Direct Welker Cochran Til Hordiat Chicago Golden Colo Crawford Owens Morltorious John Longstaff Hempstead N. Y. Wie Pierre Chevellier John D. Cooper Trinidad Wallington Philadelphia Fortier Toulon France Denver Denver Temmie Minneapolis

Market prices for cattle hogs and feed in Denver region

The page lists bid prices for cows, heifers, feeders and stockers, steers and calves, with corn fed and grass finished grades. It also shows wool and hay values, eggs and grain prices, and regional commodities in Colorado and Nebraska per ton and per 100 pounds, reflecting market quotes from Denver.

Cattie Denver Colorado Upland Netraska Colorado South Park Cholce San Laie Valley Gunnison Valley Colo Nebraska IBM

Flan market prices quoted for Duluth linseed

Prices listed for Duluth linseed futures in track and feature markets show on track and future bids for several months including September October November December January and January posted at values ranging from 1.00 to 1.60 dollars.

Duluth

Supply of Cotton Washington Census Bureau Report

The census bureau report for the cotton year ending August 21 shows total supply at 17,073,004 running bales. Details include 16,064,087 ginnings, 229,276 consumption, 6,367,671 in cotton growing states, 2,719,022 in all other data, exports 10y GHL Th8 socks 1029606.

Washington Census Bureau

Hay and Grain Market Notes From Chicago and Minneapolis

The clipping lists grain and seed prices for rye barley timothy clover and wheat with December and other futures cited. It includes Chicago rye No 3 at 86 and various seed prices, plus Minneapolis wheat and cash grain classifications with several grade labels and bids.

Chicago

Weel In t. Loula Gt Loule Weel Medium Grades Item

Weel in the loom details a medium grade textile with combing and clothing notes. 33g ite and 94Ptic described as rather fine. Reavy fine, L96 ibe, tub washed, 119 ibe noted.

T. Loula

Price of Coffees. New Yorkefoffte-Bio No 1

The fragment notes a coffee price topic titled New Yorkefoffte-Bio No 1, with uncertain context and limited readable details.

New

Wide Range of Wyoming News Highlights and Tragedies

The Little Wyoming items report a string of events including deaths of Burt Fieber and Harold Stapleton, deaths near Rock River, and a Casper sheep purchase. It notes enrollments at Cheyenne High, aging residents, a university move, and notable weather and farming updates. Also covered: court actions, land and railroad tax rulings, mam moth bones found, and local public notices.

Hunter Killed Near Gasper in Wyoming Hunt Accident

Casper reports Frank Smith, once employed by former Governor B B Brooks, was accidentally shot while hunting near the Bille. He died from blood poisoning after leg amputation following the injury. The incident occurs amid a series of regional events and meetings noted in Wyoming News of the Week.

Hunter Gasper Casper Frank Smith B. B. Brooks

Wyoming Board Orders Sheep Dipping Under Sweep

The State Board of Sheep Commissioners orders all Wyoming sheep to be dipped to prevent scab disease. Between four million and five million sheep are slated for dipping under this precaution.

Cheyenne State Board of Sheep Commixeonors Wyoming

Demurrer Heard in Ranch Damage Cases in Cheyenne

District Judge Craig heard a demurrer by the city of Cheyenne in two cases filed by ranchmen on Crow Creek west of Cheyenne seeking 150 0 damages. They allege the city diverts Crow Creek into the water works, depriving ranches of irrigation.

Cheyenne Craig Crow Creek Yetem

Army Corporal Arrested for Mutilating Currency

Corporal M. C. Joiner of Fort Mackenzie was arrested here on charges of mutilating money. He confessed to clipping off the opposite side of $20 notes and inserting parts from $10 bills to create counterfeit $20 bills.

Sheridan M. C. Joiner Fort Mackencie Joiner

Wealthy Rancher Aicunt Wurl Found Dead In Studio Bed

Coroner's jury in Laramie reports Aicunt Wurl a retired rancher died from a self inflicted pistol shot. He covered himself with a feather bed and fired into his heart the shot muffled by the mattress. Sheridan: G W Holdredge of Omaha snowbound at summer cabin on Dome Lake with four feet of snow. He remains snowbound with provisions as repair crews work on Big Horn area access.

Laramie Aicunt Wurl Railway Sheridan G. W. Holdredge Omaha Burlington Railway Dome Lake Big Horn Mr. Holdredge Bai Oon He & Sel Cowcher Edward Evans, Jr Uleide Lincoln Hang Og Hantley Anna Geddes Traod Taland

Sheepman Held for Killing Near Laramie

W P Campbell, a sheep herder from Rock River, is held on murder charges in the shooting of Adolph Vigil, a Mexican sheep herder. Campbell, wounded in the head, claims four men were involved and says he pursued them after the hunting incident.

Laramie W. P. Campbell Rock River Broughet Adolph Campbell

Plea for Lower Coal Rates Heard Before I C C Agent

Sheridan Chamber of Commerce urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower coal rates. The hearing, held in Sheridan, examined proposed adjustments to Marlington and connecting lines alleging unjust and discriminatory pricing that hinders Sheridan’s competition with routes to Wyoming, Illinois, and Michigan.

Sheridan Opera Interstate Commerce Commission Sheridan Cramer of Commerce Sheridan Cou Canot Wyoming Miinois Michigas

Wyoming Baptists Elect Cheyenne Pastor President

The eighteenth annual Wyoming Baptists Association elected Rev George Van Wickle of Cheyenne as president. Other officers include Vice President Rev A L Jones, corresponding secretary Rev Hal P Pudge, recording secretary Rev John Pearson, and board members Frank Wiggins Powell O K Wagens Casper and N Eby Laramie.

Wyoming Baptists Cheyenne George van Wickle Wyoming Baptists’ Association Hey. A. L Jones Hal, P. Pudge John Pearson Evans ‘On Young People's Work Hal P. Pudge Prank Wiggins Powell

Woman Guards Home After Burglar Alarm in Cheyenne

Mrs. A. J. Kerr of Cheyenne and former Denver resident confronted a drunken intruder with a revolver after her son reported a second break in at their residence. Police found the man intoxicated wandering in the Kerr yard on arrival.

Cheyenne A. J. Kerr Denver Kerr Yard

Child Scalded by Water In Household Incident

A child sustained a scalding incident after stumbling into a bucket of hot water as the mother tended to a wash. Emergency care was sought and investigators will review the scene for safety precautions.

Max

Rock Springs Bike Meet Hosts Cheyenne Wain Lodge Delegation

A Rock Springs gathering saw 136 members of the Cheyenne tribe lodge at the state convention of coPros. The event centered on a Rock Seal convention with participation from the Cheyenne Wain lodge and local biking groups.

Bike Cheyenne Chuyenks

Fragmented quotation on jokes and discipline in a disrupted dialogue

A garbled exchange features a speaker vowing to quit jokes about mothers in law and other targets, with another character insisting on handling the matter and requesting permission to rehearse. The fragment mentions a name Vortok Mamum and a threat to whip a child.

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