Girl Helps Recapture Escaped Prisoners in Lander
The Eltieon Deathers escaped from a county jail corridor by removing a window bar Friday afternoon. Miss Ina Gaylord aided by firing at the fugitives as Spencer Gaylord and local posse hunted along the river east of town. One suspect hid in a railroad caboose. the other was later captured in Little Wind bottoms between Arapahoe and Riverton.
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Miss Ina
Spencer Gaylord
Gaylord
Little Wind
Arapahoe
Riverton
Cashier Held for Shortage at Local Telephone Firm
L. W. Kennedy, cashier for the Missouri and Kansas Telephone company in Wichita, was arrested on August 4 charged with falsifying company books to hide an alleged shortage exceeding $20,000.
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Wichita
Kan
L. W. Kennedy
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
No clear article title from damaged OCR text
The readable fragments describe health and digestion concepts with reference to food, membranes, fermentation, and tonics. The text is garbled, lacking identifiable events or persons, and cannot establish a coherent news item.
Auto Carrying Explosive Turns Turtle Near Worland
A Worland auto carrying nitro glycerine from Grane Creek flipped on a hill after a waterspout left roads in bad condition. A. W. Swanson and driver John Sorran were thrown out but unharmed. the nitro glycerine canister did not explode and the vehicle was only slightly damaged.
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Rarin
Aue
Grane Creek
Awahson Torpedo Company
Worland
A. W. Swanson
John Sorran
Lusk Industrial Club Forms A Five Dollar Dues Group
The Lusk gathering organized to advance local interests adopted by laws naming The Lask Industries club. Members may join for 5.00 annually. J. G. Hartwell was elected president, Ralph Olinger secretary, Jease L. Hall treasurer. A committee was appointed to study railway freight, and plans for extending fair days and adding a barbecue were discussed. The next meeting is set for Monday evening.
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Lusk
Lask Industries Club
J. G. Hartwell
Ralph Olinger
Jease L. Hall
Jno
F. Harkin
W. DB. Read
Jonao Hall
Link
J. BE. Hawthorne
Saloon License for Van Tassell Denied
Lusk August 6 The county commissioners refused to grant a saloon license for Van Tassell after hearing pro and con arguments. Public sentiment in town was split while the town council showed reluctance to decide, deferring license authority to the county board as of July 6.
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Lusk
Grant
van Tassell
County Commission
Ora
Social workers to serve coal camp communities expansion
Colorado Fuel and Iron announces a new corps of trained women workers in coal and iron mining camps. The program, led by J F Welborn with support from the Rockefeller family, begins this month with five experts in medical, social, and domestic fields joining the company’s efforts.
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J. F. Welborn
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
O MC. A
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Sunrise Camp A M C A Plans Expanded Benefit Reach
The organization aims to extend the influence of the T M C A beyond its male members at Sunrise camp. Women and children will be taught the association benefits, improving life for workers and their families through home sanitation and public health education.
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Tt Faleo
Eperas
Lincoln school man becomes Sheridan high principal
J. J. Marshal, longtime assistant principal at Lincoln high, is elected principal of Sheridan high school. A graduate of Albion College and University of Michigan, he will move with his family to Sheridan, arriving later this month.
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Heridan
J. J. Marshal
Lincoln
Sheridan High School
Marshal
Albion College
Albion
Stich
University of Michigan
Sheridan
Austrian Women Plan Future After War Conclave
The nine Austrian women’s groups met in Vienna for three days to discuss postwar issues and their roles in rebuilding Austria Germany and Hungary. Leader Marianne Hainisch and Bertha von Suttner’s successor Bertha Suttner heir apparent led sessions on public questions and future tasks.
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Vienna
Austria
Associated Press
Germany
Hungary
Association of Austrian Women's Organizations
Haedig
Frau
Marianne Hainiseh
Bertha Suttner
First Ammunition Car Blast in Black Tom Explosion
The article describes the first ammunition car that exploded at Black Tom New Jersey as part of the Allied supply burst. It notes three ammunition cars later burned on New Jersey flats after the engineer fled, unable to control the flames. The cars exploded subsequently.
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Black Tom
Black Tom New Jersey
New Jersey Flats
Medical and social services expanded at iron mines
The as yet unnamed plan to improve medical and social care at coal and iron mines assigns trained nurses to dispensary work and home sanitation guidance. Miss Edna May Gallaher will serve as dispensary and visiting social worker from a camp clinic funded by Rockefeller, with disease watch and quarantines as needed.
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Rkera
Edna May Gallaher
Rockefeller
Daring German Commercial Submarine Built Under Vogels Eyes
Sheridan reports the Deutach land, the commercial submarine built at Kiel navy yards, supervised by the Vogels the imperial engineers. It was financed by Lohman of Bremen and is tied to Herman Claussen a relative of a Wolf Creek resident. The Vogels also oversaw construction of the Bremen.
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Sheridan
Deutachland
Germany
Baltimore
Vogels
Imperial Engineers
Navy
Kiel
Herman Claussen
Wolf Creek
Bremen
Navy Yard
Claussen
Lohman
Governor Kendrick Speaks at Sundance
Governor John B. Kendrick arrived in Upton on Tuesday morning en route to Sundance where he delivered a West address to about 400 people. He was met by a Sundance delegation and conveyed to Sundance for a large gathering, while Mins Clark stayed to attend the teachers institute's final day.
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Upton
John B. Kendrick
Cheyenne
Sundance
E. E. Green
Hon. M. Michela
Hop. J. W. Woods
Roy Poole
Crook Monitor
Tralia
Denver
Mins Clark
Court reports fatal hit and run on Threak Way
Aug. 1 in ik ruled Greely Jeke Heine 20 unmarried was struck by a vehicle near Johantown after a night event. Heine died from injuries and the driver fled the scene, sparking investigation by local police.
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Greeley
Jeke Heine
Convention Pushes to Free Women from Fashion Bonds
The organization’s chairman led talks on birth rate retrogression and reform of rules to recognize housewife work as a call. Discussions supported obligatory domestic courses for girls, home economics for raising animals, and garden education, with aims to boost housewife value and health-related roles.
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Sry
Proposed Wyoming Constitutional Amendments for 1916 Election
A full true copy of two proposed constitutional amendments from the Wyoming state legislature. It notes statewide submission to electors at the general election on November 7, 1916, with amendments numbered One and Two.
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Wyoming
Amendment Two Proposes State Aid to Internal Improvements
The document outlines amendments to Article Sixteen allowing state aid or engagement in construction and improvement of internal works. It restricts authorization to a two thirds public vote for such projects, except roads and highways which may be built by the legislature with grants or revenue pledges.
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United States
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