Wyoming for supply Hale of the Guarantee
The Sweetwater County Wool Growers Association heard National Wool Growers secretary George Walker and J. E. Cosgriff present a cooperative wool storage warehouse plan. The meeting backed the warehouse, pledging 2.5 million pounds of annual wool for storage and aiming to expand with county guarantees to meet 7 million pounds. Walker noted Wyoming counties have pledged multi‑million totals and plans include mobilizing sheepmen across ten counties and future meetings with Utah and Cokeville groups.
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Rock Springs
Wgo
Sweetwater County Wool Growers’ Association
George 8. Walker
National Wool Growers’ Association
J. E. Cosgriff
Rawlins
Sweetwater
Messrs. Walker and
Cosgrift
National
Chicago
Commission
Walker
Albany County
Wyoming
National Association
Carbon County
Sweetwater County
Wyomin
Cosgriff
West
T A
Cokeville
Burlington railroad extension eyed from Kirby to canyon
Shoshoni Wyoming November 26 local talk centers on a small survey party between Shoshoni and the Big Horn canyon suggesting a Burlington railroad extension from Kirby through the canon. An agent has been trying to price land in the same area, a detail seen as more noteworthy than the survey itself.
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Shoshoni
Wyo
Big Horn Canyon
Burlington Railroad
Kirby
Canon
Boysen
Big Horm Power Company
Cheyenne Railway Employes' Building & Loan Loans Discussed
The Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan association held its monthly meeting last night and approved two loans. One loan for 6000 dollars at 20 percent interest and another for 1600 dollars at 20 percent interest.
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Cheyenne Railway Employes’ Building & Loan Association
Candidate Holds Dance for County Commissioner Race
An event was held in Lovell and Wro., Ni entre to honor the county commissioner election. Attendees included local figures and supporters in attendance amid a campaign social gathering.
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Lovell
Palmer Memoir Fragments From Brief Washington Note
Disjointed fragments from a Washington dispatch mention dates and persons in an unclear national briefing. Palmer appears among scattered lines with references to November and a tally of numbers, but the full context remains unreadable.
Archbold's Testimony on Standard Oil Business Scope
John D. Archbold vice president of Standard Oil testified on the magnitude and diversity of the company's operations in the federal suit to dissolve the oil combination. He said Standard Oil reduced prices by eliminating jobbers and retailers. Hearings adjourned until Monday for resumed testimony.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Standard
United Crashes Into Freight Train Near Rawlins
The Los Angeles Limited westbound of Union Pacific collided with freight No. 63 at Edson station east of Rawlins Wyoming. The passenger train struck the freight, demolishing one car but no injuries were reported. The wreck was blamed on the freight failing to flag the passenger.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Los Angeles Limited
Union Pacific
Edson
Roosevelt bicycle rider arrested over bell charge
Washington November 25. Gilbert Boyer a negro youth was arrested after nearly colliding with the president as he walked to church last Sunday. He was charged with not having a proper bell on his bicycle and released on six dollars collateral, which he forfeited instead of standing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
United States
Gilbert Boyer
Boyer
Children Recovering From Scarlet Fever At St John’s Hospital
The son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter White, once seriously afflicted with scarlet fever, are now convalescing rapidly under treatment at St. John’s Hospital.
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Walter White
St. John’s Hospital
Leader Challenges Cheyenne Tribunes Circulation Claim
The Leader asserts it has the largest bona fide circulation in Cheyenne and Fort Russell and offers to submit audited circulation books to a three member panel. It has deposited 100 with First National and challenges The Daily Tribune to prove it. The Leader vows to debate if its daily circulation exceeds the Tribune by 20 percent.
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Ans Ren Oe Si
Fort Raseell
Thrree Ve
Cheyenne and
Fort
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Leader
Daily Leader
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
Boom in Wyoming Oil and New Rig Plans
The Herald reports Standard Reserve Oil in Spring Valley Wyoming advancing with substantial company buildings and portable rigs for winter drilling. Wells will reach 200 to 600 feet with expected output from five to 100 barrels daily once connected to pipelines.
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Salt Lake, Utah
the Herald
C. O. Richardson
Standard Reserve Oil Company
Spring Valley Field
Wyoming
Richardson
Spring Valley
Comenten
Colorado Couples Wed at Local Ceremony
Four Denver couples and two Love land pairs tied the knot in a morning ceremony here yesterday. The weddings linked Robert McClain with Mrs. Cora Williams, Fred G. Nield with Mius bauer, Miss Mary Myer with an unnamed partner, and Richard H. Bayly with Mrs. Alice M. Blebert.
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Colorado
Robert McClain
Cora Williams
Fred G. Nield
Mius Bauer
Mary Myer
Denver
Richard H. Bayly
Alice M. Blebert
Loveland
Christian Science Thanksgiving Service observed today
Thanksgiving services will be held at the Christian Science church this morning at 10 30 o clock.
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Christian Scirnce
Christian Saience Church
Clarks Hold Naval Ball Amid Large Masked Attendance
The sixteenth annual masquerade ball of J. T. Clark hose company at Turner hall drew a vast crowd and heavy dancing as prizes were awarded for most beautiful lady Miss Teeny Nicholson and most beautiful gentleman Frank Peters among others. Committee chairs included T. B. Potter Arrangements James Jordan floor and J. Gottschalk door with J. A. Parnell in ticket duties.
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J. T. Clark Hose Company
Turner Ball
Teeny Nicholson
Frank Peters
Shafait
Graham
T. B. Potter
James Jordan
J. Gottschalk
Frank Clay
John Jessen
J. A. Parnell
Charles Embry
Wyoming Pioneer Judge Steck Dies in Denver
Amos Steck, an early Wyoming settler who opened a banking business in South Pass City in 1869, died in Denver while pioneers celebrated Denver's fiftieth anniversary. He helped found what became Denver and spent his life contributing to the city’s development.
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Wyoming
Lander
Wyo
Amos Steck
Denver
South Pass City
Metropolia
Traveling salesman L B Utter visits Cheyenne
Well known traveling man L B Utter of Tootle Wheeler Motter of St. Louis Mo arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Utter, a prominent agent for the large dry goods wholesaler, is widely known through the region and has many friends in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
L. B. Utter
Tootle, Wheeler & Motter
Bt. Jos, Mo
Mr. Utter
Fire drains life as Sardinia burns near Valetta port
At Valetta Malta on November 25 the British steamer Sardinia of the Ellerman line caught fire shortly off Grand Harbor. About 125 people perished from drowning or burns, mostly pilgrims from Arabia, with 70 rescued. Crew and passengers fought flames as naphtha cargo exploded, seas rough and winds hindering rescue efforts.
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Sardinia
Ellerman Line
Sardania
Grand Harbor
Imperitei
St Neee
Three Negroes Hanged by Mob at Tiptonville Church
Tiptonville Tennessee November 26 a mob seized from jail and hanged Marshall Edward and James Britenback the three black men who shot two deputy sheriffs at a negro church five miles from the city The bodies dangled from an improvised scaffold in the front pulpit while shots were fired into them by the mob.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Marshall
Edward
James Btineback
Revolutionary movement spreads in Hayti amid clashes
In Port Au Prince on November 25, reports say Aquin and Jeremie have declared against President Nord Alixie. Rebels hold gunboat Cryant after seizing it, exchanging fire with gunboat Centenaire off Jeremie. General LeComte, interior minister leading forces, is reportedly captured and possibly executed.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Nord Alixie
Aquin
Jeremie
Cryant
Centenaire
LeComte
Cross-eyed Indian counterfeit note warning issued
Washington nov 26 secret service warns that a counterfeit five dollar certificate note shows a cross eyed Indian chief due to a plate defect. The fake is a photo mechanical print on heavy bond paper.
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Washington
Deleciale
Secret Service
Kid Murphy Challenges Wyoming Boxers in Cheyenne Bout
Balt Lake Utah welterweight Kid Murphy announces a $250 wager for a ten round or longer bout with any opponent of his class in Wyoming. He plans to mix in Cheyenne to seek a statewide challenge.
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Kid Murphy
Sheridan sewer gaves workman killed in cave in
Thomas Woods, an expert pipeman, was killed when a twelve foot sewer cave in in the Sheridan business district. He was buried for three hours before his body could be dug out. Woods worked for the American Light and Water company of Kansas City which holds the sewer contract here.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Thomas Woods
Woods
American Light & Water Company of
Kansas City
General Bell Orders Abandonment of Fort Washakie
General Bell chief of staff of the United States army orders the abandonment of Fort Washakie Wyoming. Troops at the post will be sent to other posts immediately after his summer investigation found the site unnecessary as white settlement expands nationwide.
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Bell
Washakie
Washington
General Bell
United States Army
War Department
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Summer Girl Tragedy in New York Leads to Suicide
In the Bronx an 18 year old Julia Haussler daughter of Theodore Haussler a machinery maker was found unconscious after a summer romance ended unhappily. She died shortly after her parents returned from an entertainment. A poison vial and a note with sentimental verse were found near her.
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New York
Julia Haussler
Theodore Hauussler
Bronx
India Threats of Uprising Alarm Calcutta
Calcutta reports rising threat of uprisings as attacks on high officials increase. Police take marked precautions to safeguard Lord Minto, Viceroy of India, amid daily incidents and threats.
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India
Calcutta
Minto
Inda
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