Police still believe kidnapped baby Coughlin alive as probe continues
In Pitwade Vochia Aug 16 police officials say evidence points to Blakely Coughlin being alive. They report progress from Pasquale’s confessions amid a nation wide search and ongoing questions about the child’s location and the kidnapper.
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Pitwade
Vochia
Coughlin
Coxes
L. G. Adams
Baby Blakely Coughlin
Augusto Pasquale
Pasquale
Blakely Coughlin
Blakely
Norristown
Activity in Piney Field Wyoming Expands Drilling
UTARAN reports brisk oil exploration in the Big Piney field near Kemmerer Wyoming. Four wells proven productive within a one mile radius, with Lincoln-Idaho Nippon Oil and Associated Oil and others planning or starting new wells as gas from Baum well may be used.
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Salt Lake
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Wyo
C. S. Goddard
Baggs
Baum
R. & N. Oil Company
Associated Oil Company
Goddard
Christian Wrang
Associated Oil
Piney Crescent Oil Company
Smith and Utterback Company
Wyoming-La Barge and
Citizenship Restored for Convict Curtiss Bell in Albany County
Governor Robert D. Carey on Tuesday restored Curtiss Bell’s citizenship after a March 1915 Albany county forgery conviction and a two to five year penitentiary sentence. The governor also signed a parole for Harry Nurlander, convicted of grand larceny in Uinta county in May 1919, and he is to be employed near Knight, Wyoming.
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Robert D. Carey
Curtiss Bell
Albany County
Harry Nurlander
Uinta County
Nurlander
Knight
Wyo
Union Pacific to Have Plenty of Car Equipment This Fall
W. H. Benham, Union Pacific general agent at Cleveland, reports brisk business across the system. He tours lines toward Portland and the Pacific Northwest, noting heavy passenger and freight traffic, especially toward Yellowstone. The railroad plans ample freight equipment to meet harvest needs and the livestock shipping season.
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Union Pacific
W. H. Benham
Union Pacific System
Cleveland
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Mr. Benham
Yellowstone National Park
Benham
Wyoming Man Grows Grain in Colorado
Dr. W. T. Cooke former Wyoming farms director now lives in Denver. He conducts grain experiments near the city and praises the hard wheat variety Kanned for its breath resistance. At seventy one he remains active, a fact noted alongside a remark on epidermis thickness of one nine hundredth inch in parts of the body.
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W. T. Cooke
Wyoming
Denver
Corporated Tuesday Articles Filed in Wyoming Secretary Office
Articles of incorporation were filed Tuesday in the Wyoming Secretary of State office for several companies. The Morrissey Company of New Castle with 200 000 capital stock. Laramie Cement Plaster Company of Laramie with 250 000. Bell Agency Company of Casper with 25 000. Merrel-Salue Sales Corporation of New York with 10 000. Directors named for each entity include Morrissey, Fagan, Hagen. Homer, Simpson, Patchell, Spaulding, McCune. Bell, Bell, Yielding. and Lummis as Wyoming agent in charge. Also notes a sun-earth light travel time of eight minutes twenty seconds and the Episcopal Church's ecclesiastical status since 1789.
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Morrissey compAny of
Newcastle
Capital Stock
Thomas Morrissey
Thomas M. Fagan
Samuel L. Hagen
Laramie Cement Plaster Company of
Laramie
R. H. Homer
T. H. Simpson
Charles l. Patchell
C. D. Spaulding
William McCune
Bell Agency Company of
Casper
C. M. Bell
G. F. Bell
W. R
Merrel-Salue Sales Corporation of
New York
Wyoming
Cheyenne
B. O. Lummis
Central school repairs begin ahead of fall term
Secretary Chaplin and Mrs Chaplin returned from the Centennial valley while the Central school plumbing and heating systems are being repaired for the fall term. Union Pacific workers receive pay today and Cheyenne looks to continued growth with highway improvements and local business notices.
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W. EB. Chaplin
Mrs. Chaplin
Centennial Valley
Laramie
Old No. 2 Car Still Faithfully on Job
Old No 2 car a veteran of the Cheyenne street railway system and other lines remained in service as a repair car in the business district yesterday. It escaped destruction in the recent car barn fire and is cited among the few cars to survive. American automobile tire manufacturers operate their own rubber plantations in tropical countries.
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Cheyenne
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Mike
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C. O. Downing
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A. W. McDuiffie
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
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Sheridan
Tracey Baumhoff
Egbert
Hudson
W. 16Th
Sage
Mercury Beach
William Conologue
Glendé
City
Harry Gauff
Miners’ Hospital
State Highway Department
W. W. Dumm
Leonard Vanelli
Great Falls
Montana
Jack A. Bristol
Exall
Geo
Cook
David C. Robinson
Horse Creek
William Sturgis
New York City
Plains Hotel
Sturgis
Union Trust Co
Theodore C. Piers
Fort Russell
Wyoming National Guard
Piers
Milady
City Park
Park
Castoria
Haag
Associated Press Service
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Cheyenne State Leader Tribune Building
Federal Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
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