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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1913

Page

3

Panama Canal nears completion as dike destruction planned

Reports from Colon Panama say the Gatun lake waterway is nearly complete with four 26 inch pipes opened to flow water into the Culobran cut. Dike destruction via dynamite set for October 10 will weaken the dike and allow water to carry debris away.

Colon Panama Gatum Lake Galvan Lake Ie Gambom Jeg di Moultien Count de Lessepe Panama Canal Beebh Culebra Col D D. Gaillard Contra Col. Galland Hie Seauletagte Engraeers Elidos Cleam Whovela Tony Atun Lake Catue Umtin Chagres Henea Thie Amattean Gatus Gatun Ty Hemmeelvee

Fragmented historical text on Bath and duchess encounter

A damaged OCR fragment describes a bath scene and a duchess, with unfamiliar names and hazy sequence. The excerpt mentions bathing, a beech baked event, a water figure, and a knife rubbed action, concluding mid-sentence with an ordinary table setup.

Benied Peers France

Guilty Plea Expected in Wyoming Ranch Murder Case

A murder case at a Green River valley ranch in western Wyoming culminates in a coroner’s verdict of deliberate premeditation. The elder victim, an about 70 year old, sought money from his nephew over cattle allegedly sold without accounting. The suspect threatened officers and surrendered to Sheriff Johnson without resistance.

Tivorge Fittie Hitler Mie Dinele John Blithe Green Miver Valley Minnell Merent Johnson George Huthe Ta

Relsey Girl Freed Again Held Cheyenne

A Cheyenne case recounts Margaret Kelsey a fourterm entombed Platte county ranch girl whose guardianship and custody faced Supreme Court orders. The District Court argues the child’s welfare involves reform and parental ties while Jokeyh Darrell serves a penitentiary term.

Relsey Cheyenne Margaret Kelsey Babeas Corpum Supreme Court District Court Jokeyh Darrell Darrell Fiteon Yen

Elks Elect New Official Roster at State Convention

At the fourth state convention of Elks officers were elected for the coming year. William Daley as president, Marie Kennedy as vice president, Meteor Simart as second vice president, Foos Davin as third vice president, I S Ridley as fourth vice president, Ed. Kelly as secretary, John Trom as treasurer, J J Joyce as marshal, A D Kelly as outer guard, Wilim Red as three year trustees. The meeting was noted as one of the best in the state with a grand ball and banquet. No site for next year is chosen due to the grand lodge meeting in Denver in 194?

Grand Lodge Denver

U S Mine Rescuer Killed In No 1 Coal Workings

A seven member rescue team from the federal board of… suffered fatal injuries during an excursion into the No 1 workings of the Union Arctic Coal Company. Details on helmet failure or heart condition remain unclear as officials investigate the incident.

Wyoming State Fair History Document Reveals Local Ties

A garbled report discusses the Wyoming State Fair history, noting a link between Cheyenne and central southern Wyoming. It mentions a recent infrastructure completion and a community exposition at Dougie with dates and names obscured.

Cheyenne Wyoming

Woman and Mille Fight Over Snakes and Rocks

A confused report describes a confrontation involving a woman, Mille, and others over a rock and a four foot snake. The event mentions a belt made from a shin and a snake carrying fifteen rats, with unclear sequence and outcomes.

Leah

Boy Accident Ends With Father Shooting Son in Accident

A boy named Jaretiole Richard living near Villmore was accidentally shot in the abdomen by his father while loading a pistol. He is in serious condition. The incident occurred as the father loaded the weapon and became momentarily distracted.

Jaretiole Richard Lark Villmore Hte Tyrearel Boyte Meta

Retired Locomotive Engineer Killed at Hock Springs Ranch

Reported shooting near Hock Springs involves George Thule who allegedly shot and killed veteran rail worker Millle of the seventh district Ulon Pacific railway. The sequence occurred after an altercation at a hotel where another man named Wonshaw allegedly seized a revolver.

Hewken John F. Millle Uelon Pacific Railway Hock Bprings By & Brother George Thule

Queer Fifty and Hundred Dollar Bills Create Confusion

Reporters questioned eight people about a yellow-back note marked 50 on one side and 100 on the other. Joseph Ralph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing explained the error: the upper plate prints 100 and the lower prints 60, the paper swapped for the second impression, and the two bills circulated briefly before the mix-up was realized.

Reat Joseph ©. Ralph Bureau of Engraving and Printing BH. O. Granberg Colorado Detroit Ralph

Mahan Balances City Mayor and Congress Seat

Connecticut representative Bryan F. Mahan, serving his first term in the House, continues as mayor of New London on weekends while spending most of the year in Washington. His dual role raises questions about federal local office conflicts and political strategy.

Ashington Bryan F. Mahan Connecticut Congress Mahan New London Conn New London Maban Washington Bia Ccslendar

Remarkable Ornament on an Old Trophy Cannon

Visitors at the state war and navy building gaze at bronze trophy guns. The east gun, nicknamed Le Farouche, bears a lion face on the breech base and a thorned club mouth. Cast in 1748 at Douy France the cannon was taken by Americans from a fort at Santiago harbor in 1898 and mounted in Washington in 1899.

Navy Department Jean Mariz Douy France Theo House of Bourbon Pallas Morro Sacopa Santiago Harbor Washington

Senator Blone Clarifies Indian Bill Discussion

The Senate debated the Indian bill as Senator Gallinger pressed for clarity. Chair Blone suggested Missouri’s senator explain while Bone mispronounced Peyote, a drink Indians used to make cadive, stirring mild amusement among the chamber.

Bennator Gallinger New Mexico Cam Blone Miscouri Fall Warke Westland Geentor Gallinger Massachusetts

Odd Miscellany Of London Golf And Ancient Tales

A garbled extract mentions a well known professional golfer in London calling a bright Irish terrier a perfect caddie. It shifts to a discussion of an ancient Mausolus tale involving Artemisia and Mausolus, with disjointed notes on an Asia Minor voyage and a garden shelf image.

London Beeon

California Syrup of Figs Labeled Cure for Sick Children

A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels and notes a 50 cent bottle with dosing directions on the label. It also includes a short aside about ragtime composers and money.

California Babica Adv

Judge Miller Reports Kidney Pills Cure Heart Trouble

A Gray County probate judge from Cimarron Kansas credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing years of heart trouble and dizziness. He notes relief after about a year of use and invites correspondence and free household hints and recipes from Dodds Medicine Co of Buffalo New York.

Gray Co Philip Miller Cimarron Kan Miller Dodds Kidney Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Adv

Well, Wildad Car Cooperative Mentioned by Jimsonberry

Jimsonberry notes Wildad now shares a car with neighbors in the countryside. Wildad confirms a cooperative arrangement using a plain Trolley. The exchange highlights communal vehicle use in a rural setting.

Wildad Jimsonberry

Cascarets Promoted For Liver Bowels And Cleanse

An advertisement extols Cascarets as a tonic to cleanse and regulate the stomach remove sour fermenting food and foul gases and carry waste from the system. It claims they work overnight cause no gripe and cost 10 cents per box with broad claims of widespread use.

Cancarota

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