Shooting Affray at Swell Club
Three men prominent in Tulsa society circles are seriously wounded after a shooting affray at the city club. Police reported a brawl erupted during evening social hours with multiple shots fired. Investigations include interviews with witnesses and club officials.
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Swell Club
Tulsa
Turmoil at Tanaha Clubhouse Sparks Nationwide Scandal
At Tanaha clubhouse six miles east of Tiga Oklahoma a night of shooting wounds three men, two seriously, reportedly amid disclosures of drunken prominent women from Tulsa and Sapulpa. Officers found 200 pints of whisky and 50 pints of champagne along with many married women living there for two months. A Salome dance allegedly triggered the dispute when a married man found another reveler with his wife.
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Tiga
Okla
Supulpaaire
Tanaha Clubhouse
Tulsa
Sapulpa
Tanaha
Tija
Troops Mobilized to Fight Large Western Forest Fires
General Leonard Wood orders two battalions of the 28th Infantry from maneuvers at Amer to aid in battling fierce fires along the Great Northern and Northern Pacific routes. A pack train from Fort Russell will meet forces at Missoula to reinforce efforts in Flathead and Coeur d'Alene regions. Three companies of the 14th Infantry arrive at Missoula tomorrow to combat fires threatening Idaho towns and the Flathead reservation.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
2H8th
Amer
Montana
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Missoula
Flathead Reservation
Coeur d'Alene
Fourteenth Infantry
Idaho
Taft
Am Idoha
Wallace Fe
Wallace Jago
Shoots Invader of Home in Omaha Fatality
A home invasion in Omaha Nebraska ends in a fatal shooting and injuries. Police report an 19 year old man was killed and another person wounded during the break in. Authorities pursue leads and investigate the incident as a violent crime.
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Omaha
Neb
Bertha Mott
Otle Eddy
Marriddn
Mayor Gaynor Battles For Life In New Jersey
Hoboken, N J Aug 12 Mayor William J Gaynor is reported to be gaining steadily in his battle for life and may soon undergo surgery to remove the bullet fired by James J Gallagher The mayor’s condition improved after a quiet night with nourishment and rest, though a slight temperature rise caused some alarm and doctors run blood tests to monitor poisoning and infection risks His son Rufus said recovery is assured barring accident
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Hoboken
N. J
William J. Gaynor
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Gallagher
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grazer
Rufus
Elusive Radium Dog Arrives In Cheyenne In Luxe Pullman
F S Drew of San Francisco, owner of a $10,000 “Radium” bulldog, arrived with the creature on Union Pacific No 3 in a special Pullman. A nurse and valet guard the expensive hound as it travels from New York to San Francisco to avoid rough handling. The chartered car cost $1,700 for the journey.
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Drew
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Elam
Tom Hotland
New York
Ketchel Lang bout declared off in New York
The Ketchel Lang bout has been declared off due to Ketchel sore foot and bolls. Al Kaufman will meet Lang instead next Tuesday.
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Ketchel-Lang Bolt
New York
Ketchel- Lang
Ketchel
al Kaufman
Lang
Uplan Sets World Record in Mile Tro t
In Cleveland today the black gelding Uplan trotted a mile in 1 58 84 without a wind shield at the big race meet. The time nears Lou Dillon’s windshield aided mark and stands as a world record effort.
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Cleveland
Uplan
Lou Dillon
Political stunt by Mullen faces skeptical Wyoming voters
Sheridan August 12. Attorney General W B Mullen campaigns as a machine candidate against Judge Joseph M Carey for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He seeks to lure saloon interests and anti saloonists with assurances of county option prohibition and support for pro and anti liquor factions. The outcome remains uncertain as campaign managers press both sides.
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Sheridan
Wyo
W. B. Mullen
Joseph M. Carey
Mullen
Iinterests
Antisaloon League
le Ja
Mquor Fmane
Republician
Wyoming
AntSaloon League
Brooks
Muller
Civic League
Former Wyoming jurist Saufley dies suddenly at 68
Prienda hero of Judge M Sau Mey and former associate justice of the Wyoming supreme court Judge Saufley died at his Stanford Kentucky home. He collapsed while working horses in his stable and was found later. he had been a Democratic candidate in Kentucky politics and had ties to President Cleveland era judiciary. The death drew tributes from colleagues and friends describing him as a cordial, eminent figure.
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M. @ Sau- Mey
Wyoming Supreme
Ourl
Stanford
Saufley
Breme
Cleveland
Kenky
Shoshone Irrigation Project Delivers Early Success in Wyoming
The Shoshone Irrigation project in Wyoming reports profitable first year production. About 16,000 acres are cultivated with exceptional harvests and 4,000 more to ready for next season. Corn wheat and oats are in better condition than in Nebraska while alfalfa yields rise with steady demand and rising prices.
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Wyoming
Reclamation Service
Nebraska
Wendling in Louisville afterremarkable chase
Louisville August 12 Joseph Wendling was returned to Louisville today after a remarkable chase. If indicted by grand jury it is not necessary to arraign him in police court. He will probably be tried in November. Evidence against him is purely circumstantial per the board of public safety.
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Louisville
Joseph Wend- Ting
Louisvile
Fitz
First Snow of Winter Reaches Wyoming Areas
Union Pacific train crews in Cheyenne report about one inch of snow on Sherman Hill and near Laramie early yesterday morning as winter arrives in the region.
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Union Pacifi
Cheyenne
City
Sherman Hill
Laramie
Detectives probe arson at Jay Em Sheep camp in Wyoming
Detectives were sent from Douglas to Converse County Wyoming to investigate the incendiary destruction of a wagon and livestock at a Jay Em Sheep company camp near the Nebraska line. No suspects identified yet as the herder was away. A threatening unsigned message warned the flock could be slaughtered if cattlemen arbitrarily crossed the range. The report notes the incident as part of broader range tensions across the state.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Waso
Cdn- Verse
Jay Em Sheep Company
Nebraska
Jay/Em company
Ita
Rsage
Converse County
Cheyenne expects pure water after filtration beds completed
City officials say water will be good for all uses once Crow creek filtration beds from Granite reservoir to Crystal lake dam are finished. A contract for pipelines was awarded at a special meeting. By next week twelve filtration dams should be in place, with charcoal and lime added for further purification. Mayor Cook departs with workers to continue the project.
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Cheyenne
Crow Creek
Granite Reservoir
Crystal Lake
Cook
Inet
Officers Fend Off Gambler At The Camp In Iola Mountain
Report from Iola Mountain maneuver grounds notes an attempt to start a gambling house near the camp. The commanding officer acted quickly to deter the activity and officials expect little further trouble. Historical encampments saw regular houses and big games near reserve edges and soldiers’ leaves, with past years marking similar concerns.
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Iola Mountain
Crow Creek
Ofd
Theiwries
Imen
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