Pythian Knights Convene in Thermopolis August 29
The Wyoming Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias meets in Thermopolis August 29 with officers from Damon and Pythagoras lodges, representatives from Wyoming and nearby states, and plans for 1917 activities. Led by Chancellor Commander Rh. W. LaFriente and other officers, the gathering will elect officers, confer grand insignents, and host 200 to 300 visitors with local committee support.
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Greene Dann
Spafford
Grand View
Henry Abeumback
Amos Tefft
Grove Mover
Chancellara
Thermopolie
Mary
Thermopolia
Grand Lodge
Greenbaum
Rh. W. LaFrienter
Newcastle
Pythagoras Lodge No
F. D. Spafford
Laramie
Damon Lodge
D. A. Tinkcum
Cody Lodge
Greentaum
Damond Lodge
Amil ~ Johnson
Cheyenne
EB. B. Cragle
Thermopolis
Hot Springs
William H. Wallace
Sheridan
Sheridan Lodge
Grand Inner Guard
J. LL Loewe
Buffalo
Buffalo Lodge
Manalan
Pythagoras
Grand’ Tribune
W. W. Paterson
Rock Spring
Sweetwater Lodge
Fred W. Howell
Supreme Representativeay Itty
Isary Baumback
Mr. Spafford
Thermopolia Aave
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Wroning
Hob
Holstreder
Jfi Armatrong
William
Lasiow
Trial in Wheatland court over horse damage case
Justice dehete's court in Wheatland opened with the trial of Adolph Kime Merlin, a Huselan farmer, accused of adapting a horse belonging to Bb. Vatasey. The defendant claimed the horse had damaged his crops by entering fields. The gun misfired, causing injuries, but the horse, a four year old, was not struck. The jury imposed a fine of 100 against the man with the gun.
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Tustice Dehete
Mons
Adolph Kimemerlin
Bb. Vatasey
Sheriff Shoots Horsethief to Effect Arrest
Two young men named onktown were captured near Arminto by Deputies Showhon Peptic Martin and Morrison and confined in Lander jail awaiting trial. Deputy Morrison shot one thief in the shoulder as they pursued from Shoehoal toward Red Hil ranch and Arminto for help. John eon gave first aid before the prisoners and stolen horses were moved to Lander and Shostont respectively.
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Onktown
Arminto
Peptic
Martin
Morrison
Showhon
Lander Joll
Sadfee
Shoehoal
Fregatios Marin
Ratte Apie
Red Hi
Suit for 25180 Against U P
Laramie Awe Li suit filed against the Union Pacific Railway at Ogden by Lyles Larkins administrator of the estate of Jameox Bromley. Bromley, a signal container, was struck by a Union Pacific train in Morgan county Utah on December 5 1915 and died several hours later.
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Awe
Union Pacific Railway Company
O¢dlett
Lyles Larkins
Jameox
Bromley
Union Pacific
Morgan County
Utah
Evangeline Downey Marries Prof Paul Teetor at Home
At Mrs. Stephen Wheeler Downey residence in Kansas Evangeline Downey daughter of the Downeys wed Prof Paul Teetor of the University of Kansas Dean Thorsberg officiated The couple will reside in Lawrence after a monthlong Colorado trip The Downey family is noted for long ties to the University of Kansas with J S W Downey and Col Downey serving in key roles
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Laramie
Stephen Wheeler Downey
Evangeline Downey
Paul Teetor
University of
J. S. W. Downey
Heldo
Brakeman Allen Dies After Railroad Injuries
Arthur Allen, injured seven weeks earlier as a Burlington brakeman at Bonneville, died in Thermopolis hospital. Surviving family and his body were moved to Douglas for funeral services officiated by W. K. Weaver. Pallbearers were Petterman Camp members and interment followed in Douglas cemetery.
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Douglas
W. K. Weaver
Petterman Camp
Douglas Cemetery
Burglary at Wheatland Library Nets Small Change
In Wheatland on August 11 two youths Norman Mayes 87 and Andrew Bromund 17 burglarized the public library. They entered through the rear door and seized about four dollars in coins. Sheriff Roach arrested them after Nat Wicks alerted authorities. they confessed and await sentencing. They planned to hit Pioneer Pharmacy next.
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Wheatland
WI Mayes
Andrew Bromund
Pharecy
Convinged Dilley Not Deserted Say Wyoming Officials
Private G. B. Willey of the hospital corps a Wyoming guard unit at Camp Cody and Captain Daly with Dr. June Downey both insist Dilley did not desert. They fear foul play or sunstroke after his disappearance from the University of Wyoming scene. A Cheyenne discharge and money on his person add to concerns.
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G. 8
Willey
Hospital Corps
Wycoming National Guard
Camp
Ken‘irick
Sanday
Dota
Nic
University of Wyoming
Daly
Military Department
June Downey
Young Dilley
Captain Daly
Dr. Downey
Nout
Neeldes
Cheyenne
Dilley
Young Sheepman Killed Instantly By Lightning
NewCastle August 1 James D D McKeon nephew of W D McKeon was killed by a bolt of lightning during a storm near the Laramie Mountain ranch across the Cheyenne river. He was found by the camp tender who tracked the dog and found McKeon beside the body. The body was sent to Suribve
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James DD. McKeon
W. D. McKeon
Laramie Mountain
Cheyenne River
McKeon
Trat
WDP
Mra. McKeon
Towa
Suribvefia
Mra. MiKoon
Auto party tows thailer carrying comports of home
Denver August 10 Finlay L. MacFarland and George Mayer with their wives plan an automobile trip through Yellowstone on the new Yellowstone highway from Denver to Cody gateway. The party will tow a two wheel trailer converted into a portable camp with beds and furnishings for comfort during the 400 mile circle route.
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Finlay L. MacFarland
George Mayer
Yellowstone Park
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Cheyenone
Cody Gateway
MacFarland
Canon Hotel
National Parks
Hornsby Joins Cardinals As Shortstop Debut
On September 10 1916 in St Louis the rookie Hornsby debuted with the Cardinals after arriving from Denison Texas. Fans and press were unsure who he was as Umpire O Day announced him to the crowd and the game against the Reds began.
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Hug
Reds
Miller
Fielder Jones Leads Browns On Fast Rising Winning Streak
In 1906 Fielder Jones lifted the White Sox from near last to the pennant with a nineteen game run. Now with the St. Louis Browns he has the club in seventh before a sudden winning streak restores hope and momentum.
Fielder Jones Seeks 1906-Like Fed Victory Record
The team established a season mark by winning a twelfth straight game on August 1 before a brief halt from the Boston Red Sox. They now share fourth place with Detroit, with speculation on Jones repeating his 1906 feats. Last year the St Louis Feds finished close to first under Jones.
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Detroit
Fielder Jones
St. Louia Feds
Jones
Young star Hornsby faces early Minor League path
The article recalls a young Rogers Hornsby facing skepticism about his size and readiness. Cardinals manager Hornsby questions, Huggins advises patience, and Hornsby heads to spring training with a focus on improving his shortstop prospects before 1916.
Hornsby’s Batting Rise Shapes Cardinal Prospects
Baseball notes describe Hornsby as a bright minor leaguer turned star, covering multiple infield positions, hitting .300 with 96 hits, 5 doubles 13 triples 6 homers in 89 games, and valued at $900 by the Cardinals amid spring training chatter.
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Hug
Blug
San Antonio
Cardinals
Kauff
Land
Fort Worth
Tex
Denison Western Association
Chicago Blaven May Ment Oregon on Ghediron
Portland Oregon influence was heard today on a plan for a football game this fall between Chicago and Oregon. Hugo Herdek, Oregon coach and former Maroon fullback, is arranging the deal. Outcome hinges on Oregon faculty action. Chicago end is set.
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Blaven
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Oregon University
Hugo Herdek
Maroon
Baseball Scores and Batter Details from Yesterday
In the American League games at Chicago and St Louis, batteries included Coveleakie with McKee and Wolfgang with Schalk, and Bagby with Dale plus Hamilton and Severold for the second game. The National League reports 48 New York and a Piret game later in the day.
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