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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
2
Pursuers chase two suspects after a violent clash in Phoenix left a police chief and a patrolman injured. Authorities say assailants used firearms and bladed weapons during the confrontation and fled the scene before officers could detain them. Investigations ongoing.
In Phowns authorities report a violent riot during a Mexico Independence Day event at City Hall. Police Chief Moore and Officer Robert Wik were mortally wounded, bystander Scott Prien killed, another officer wounded. Two attackers arrested. knife attacks incapacitated Moore and Prien. City council ordered curfew and peace patrols as guards pursue suspects.
Anmritio Texas John Heal Soyed faced motives linked to the killing of AL Hoyer, who eloped with Miré Sneed Toa winter. A letter from Hoyer to his young wife, intercepted by the husband, hints at another elopement plan. The Boyes and Snoods gather as tensions rise, while local figures seek a swift resolution.
A report notes action by Rear Admiral WV and officials in Ban Praneisco regarding a plan affecting Paset and Navy Yard. The notice mentions a maritime area including Mariiond in Jaywa and other vessels, with Nicaragua waters and panetteable coordination, signaling formal notification and authoritative review.
A dispute over a prenuptial agreement sparked by the eloping couple Lee Angele The Washbourne Chander led to strong protests among Lac An gelee preachers. The agreement allegedly permits each party to have children with others if desired, provoking a storm and public debate about the marriage.
United States Court of Appeals dismisses the appeal from Judge Baubert and remands the law to the District of Kam as the case moves to distill the bill on the growth. The decision cites lack of equitable jurisdiction and directs further action consistent with the ruling.
A report states Mrs. Stone wife of a mitoleter died in a boreel ig room at 300 South Porty elath airwet after taking poison. A tower in Pasadena, California will decide if a Bunta rotter will mount an observatory tramble at Mount Wilson to determine if growth is rising. An airman plunged into Lake Chicago. Albert J. Bangle of Clove Obie is said to be executed from Lake Oult to Diveltive Merweeter Trust Chicago. Clarence Pynck serves as general manager of the lmfermationa Marves.
A chaotic digest of distant events includes 7000 miners set to strike in Hingham Utah, the death of California’s oldest woman in Richmond at 16, a notorious ax murderer linked to a Cornell area tragedy, Fargo declaring a 61 percent dividend payable March 4 2013, record high beef prices in Chicago markets, Duluth strike disruptions, a Texas accidental death, and multiple Progressive party nominations across Utah Washington and Texas. It also notes Taft electors controversy and a Saint Louis church pastor affair, ending with a historic note on a woman’s presidential candidacy milestone.
Reports detail Charley Young advancing to major in a unit linked to Mevivon and Mevivon border events. Indian affairs chief Valentine sends a realignment to the Interior Department affecting secretaryship and Hawaii. A dispatch to Santo Domingo signals U S action. A 1912 railway clerks pay raise and postmaster general orders. Mrs Lelher relocates to a Virginia hillside estate. Sugar beet and cotton production notes highlight shifts in agriculture and industry policy.
Lieve Owen reports The American team won the Palma trophy as world military rifle champions at Ottawa Ontario. Steve Ketehel of Chicago defeated Addie Clabby of Mammond in a ten round heat at Mammond Ned. Two world records fell at the Overland Park Denver tourney. Crosby broke a 100 birds handicap record. A Celtic park Belfast football grounds fight left 53 hospitalized with 12 serious injuries amid Protestante Catholic clashes. Aviator Howard W. Gill of Baltimore died after a collision with Georges Mestach in a Chicago aviation race. Mestach survived after Shane collapse and was not seriously hurt.
Disjointed dispatch from the era reports a Mexican garrison surrender near Ojiniga to rebels, a Vienna laborer amid a Graz trial, Oaxaca attacked by Ixtejpano Indians, and an Italian fleet bombardment near Smyrna. Cologne funds meat imports to curb living costs while Macedonians seek self government aid. A London opera star dies after an operation. Japan’s late emperor ceremony continues in Tokyo as soldiers die in aviation accidents near Oxford and at sea, and railway transfers prompt a January 1 handover between Yukon and Grand Trunk systems.
The fragmentary clipping references figures across finance crime and disaster, naming Iivectore of the southern railway with a dividend claim, Mire Shavid Terry in New York, Walter Johnson the pitcher as a hero in a hotel rescue, and a Brooklyn case involving two spouses. also notes drowning of thirteen recruits near Lake Michigan, an acquittal in Carroll county murders, a tornado in Onondaga county, and Elsie Ellwood of DeKalb worth over a million.
The Denver market sheet lists prices for cattle hogs and sheep with varieties such as heat steers corn fed and grain fed, cows and heifers, feeders and stockers, and hay and grain components. It shows per hundredweight figures, carload prices paid, and regional uplift values for Colorado and Nebraska upland and other feeds, alongside eggs and oats values.
A flood of items from across southeastern Wyoming notes lighting in Lovell, bumper Eden valley crops, and soaking rains in the region. Convicts escape Rawlins, five thousand trout served at Carbon fair, and Albany County’s limited attendance at a Rawlins roads meeting.
Market listings from du Louis to New York detail varied item categories. Wool, dairy, poultry and creams are noted with multiple grade and weight references, showing regional price states for combing clothing and heavy flings alongside standard additional values.
Market snippets show cattle and calf prices at Omaha with cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, mixed lots, and bulls. Also listed are Chicago cash corn futures with various No. 2 white and yellow grades and multiple grain quotes.
Fragmentary OCR item lists fuel price figures and bids for Duluth with references to September November and different price points. Names and proper nouns are unclear, many digits appear garbled, leaving an uncertain record of a bid or price notice.
Sugar prices shown for Newport Sugar, Mus covedo 8 percent test at 3.48 dollars, centrifugal 6 test at 4.96 dollars, crotesmes 0. Tis week coffee prices steady with December at 10.05, March at 15.04. Lead and Boeller notes appear for St Logit Lead firm in Hoy Qpelier Sucng.
September fairs and county fairs in Fremont and Big Horn counties are listed for late September with dates and locations. A Wyoming State event and the National Wool Growers Association meeting in Cheyenne are noted. Mrs. Christine Pilger of Laramie dies at 91, born in Germany, mother of 12, grandmother of 17, and great grandmother of two.
The forestry department restricted Lodgepole pine cone deliveries to 1000 bushels per person at a time or 500 dollars in value, issued by the Medicine Bow forest office.
Helen B. Grant of Albany County became Wyoming’s first woman chosen as a presidential elector by the Progressive party. The selection marks a historic milestone for gender representation in state politics and party leadership.
A new 25000 dollar church edifice in Sheridan hosted opening services led by Bishop N. 8. Thomime of Cheyenne Rev. Edward J. d Argent of Buffalo and Rev. Christopher Keller of Gillette with Rev. Edward M. Crosu as rector. In Cheyenne a nine year old ex slave Mary Jane Tucker was found dead beside the Union Pacific track.
City Marshal Wil lim Hayes wrestled a disruptive prisoner on the street when a thief slipped into his pocket and stole a purse containing 65 and valuable papers. The marshal recovered the bag after placing the prisoner in jail.
A Wyoming fish catching record fell at Saratoga during the midsummer conference of the Wyoming Good Roads Association in Rawlins. Fifteen hundred automobilions were used in a special effort after the hook and bolt were handed out. Five thousand trout were caught in the allotted period, setting a new mark for the state.
The third Caspian Eastern Star at Masoule Temple in Cheyenne held its annual officer election naming grand matron Mrs. Gertrude J. Dickinson of Lander and other officers including grand patron Feed Karen of Cody and grand secretary Mrs. Mary Snyder of Laak.
The coroner jury in Bowth Cheyenne found 18 year old Alexandria Chi coor who was found at a lodging house with a bullet wound did not die from murder or assault. They ruled the death resulted from accidental discharge while she admired a revolver. The deceased had no known sweetheart and lived with her uncle in bank town.
Union Pacific has cut a charity service supplying clean water to Cheyenne area families for two years. A tank car of pure water near the line at Grane Canon was kept for domestic use, leaving hundreds reliant on the railroad for hydrants and taps. Agricultural Hall at Laramie requests a $100000 university agricultural building project. Big game season opens in Wyoming drawing many hunters and reports abundant game in mountains. About 100 Cheyenne bikers plan to attend the Wyoming Bicycle Association meeting at Heck Springs on September 14 ahead of the organization’s September 24-26 gathering. Damages seek $616000 for injuries from a Blasiere building collapse incident near Black Growers Nellows
Sersah Erickson of Falconer Minnesota says she has deduced a timing rule for egg laying from her 87 years of chicken-keeping. She states a hen lays an egg at the exact hour minute and second she was born, using marked leg bands trap nests and alarm clocks on the nests for precise observation. A skull and crossbones is cited as a universal symbol by a traveler noting its cross-cultural meaning.
Sculptor Charles Grafy at Folly Grove near Gloucester recalls a fisherman's yarn about a shipwreck in the South Sea and a tribe of wild women without tongues. The old salt jokes that they could not talk, prompting Grafy to laugh at the quaint maritime humor from Gloucester sailors.
A concise reflection on how kindergarten through high school train students for college and, ultimately, life. It traces the ladder from early education toward college readiness and the broader purpose of schooling in shaping life paths.
Art statistics reveal last year imported works of art aged twenty years or more free of duty totaling 17,642,000 dollars and 673,135 dollars of works produced aboard by Americans. Exports reached 89,321 dollars in paintings and statuary. Some say appearance over substance underscores policy.
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