Wyoming Woman Drowns In Bath After Heart Failure
Mrs Bertha Burnsides wife of Charles H Burnsides a barber in Sheridan Wyoming drowned in her bathtub after stepping into cold water while heated from canning. Her husband found her body about fifteen minutes later as water flowed from the faucet. Attempts to revive her with a pulmotor failed after an hour.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Bertha Burnsides
Charles H. Burnsides
MacKenzie Held for Trial on Assault Charge
Captain Carroll MacKenzie Cheyenne airplane pilot bound to the district court of Sheridan county for trial on assault with intent to commit a felony after arrest in Sheridan with a 16 year old girl in dishabille. He is also bound over on liquor possession. Edward S. Maroney of Cheyenne secretary of the Southern Wyoming Aircraft corp pleaded guilty to liquor possession and paid a $200 fine. Roy Ramsey of Sheridan bound over on liquor possession.
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Carroll MacKenzie
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Irl
District Court
Sheridan County
Edward S. Maroney
Chey- Senne
Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
Roy Ramsey
Sheriff Puts Up Defiant Sheridanite
SHERIDAN Wyo Aug 26 Joseph Findahl ranchman sent a defiant message to Sheriff Thomas saying if you want me you will have to come and get me after being notified to appear in district court for contempt for violating a water irrigation order He was taken to court by a deputy sheriff and the judge set a twenty day term
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Sheridan, Wyo
Thomas
Joseph Findahl
High Hay Prices Threaten Big Horn Highway Project
The federal forest service has warned ranchers that high hay prices may delay highway work on the Solitude Trail to Cloud's Peak in the Big Horns. Hay costs $35 a ton for teams used in road construction in Wyoming's top hay region.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Solitude
Cloud’s Peak
Big Horn Chain
Federal Forest Service
Wyoming
Man Loses Foot After Attempting To Board Moving Train
WUSK Wyoming Aug 26. W B Gregory a Northwestern railroad construction worker attempted to board a swiftly moving freight train here and fell under the wheels losing one foot. He was taken to the hospital where his condition is not critical.
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Lusk
Wyo
Gregory
Northwestern Railroad
Wyoming Boy Dies In Touring Accident
Afton physician Dr Horace Call and his wife were injured when their car was struck by an electric vehicle near Atherton Montana. Their seven year old son Worth Call was killed instantly and the couple’s two babies were injured. The car was demolished.
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Apton, Wyo
Horace Call
Afton
Atherton
Mont
Worth Call
Anvil Falls and Kills Oil Worker
Le ban Bert a Battle of Boulder Colp an oil field worker for the Producers and Refiners company died instantly when anvil he was unloading from a truck struck him behind the ear breaking his neck. The body was taken to Boulder for burial. His wife daughter and son survive.
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Rawins
Wyo
Leban Bert
Boulder
Producers and Refiners Company
Ferris Field
Gashed in Oil Field Not on Battlefield
Casper Wyoming August 26 An oil field incident gave George W Burris a wartime gas experience without the front line He worked for the New York Oil company in Poison Spider field and siphoned gasoline from a tank He inhaled fumes and was revived in a hospital about 20 miles away after the episode drew attention to his case.
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Casper
Wyo
France
George W. Burris
Wyoming
Burris
New York Oil Company
Teachers Inc or Lew Amendment To Be Submitted
Casper Wyoming August 26. The State Teachers Association legislative committee endorsed a proposed amendment to raise the school tax levy from 2 to 4 percent. They urged notices to county superintendents to promote passage and informed the state department for teachers to learn of it. They cited inadequate $1,000 annual salaries and urged higher bonding limits to $50,000 and support for class work. The group stressed lack of provision for outlying district students to attend high school and urged tuition-based arrangements with nearby districts.
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Casper
Wyo
State Teachers Association
Wyoming
Casper Matron Victim of Sleeping Sickness
Casper Wyoming records Mrs Roy Uriens 238 years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Mills as a sleeping sickness patient after a Denver specialist evaluated her Monday night. She has long endured drowsiness and heavy sleep this past week with a guarded outlook for recovery. Previously Miss Marguerite Mills.
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Casper
Wyo
Roy Uriens
Alex Mills
Denver
Uriens
Ariens
Marguerite Mills
Close Contests in Natrona Primaries
Casper Wyoming August 26 Lyle E Jay officially nominated for county assessor in Natrona county by a ten vote majority defeating soldier candidate Frank J Devlin. R Ly Forbes defeated I L Hambright for sheriff by 18 votes as early returns showed, the only Democratic contest drawing interest.
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Casper
Wyo
Lyle E. Jay
Natrona County
Frank J. Devlin
R. Ly
Forbes
I. L. Hambright
Three Killed in Grass Field Oil Well Accident
William Morris, a Standard Oil foreman, received a message that his brother was among three men who were asphyxiated while working on an oil well in the Buffalo basin. Details of the tragedy were not provided.
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Casper, Wyo
William Morris
Standard Oil Company
Buffalo Basin
Lander Woman Shot Ambush Dies After Amputations
Death from a gunshot wound inflicted by unknown assailants is the coroner's verdict in the Nancy Wales case at Lander Wyoming. Her husband John Wales was wounded by a shard. a note ordering them off the ranch was found on a gate as authorities seek handwriting leads.
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Wales
Wales Ranch
Cottonwood Creek
Fire Destroys Baker Residence at Casper
A blaze at the E. S. Baker home on Third and Kenwood in the Ekenwood addition consumed the house early today. Wind carried embers over half a block, with defective wiring or an oil stove explosion cited as possible causes. loss estimated from two thousand to two thousand five hundred dollars.
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Casper
Wyo
E. S. Baker
Third
Kenwood Streets
Ekenwood Addition
Drilling for Oil Reveals Coal Veins Near Shoshoni
Casper Wyoming August 26 drilling for oil near Shoshoni has uncovered two coal deposits to be developed once equipment and mining organization are secured. The Howe well six miles northeast of Shoshoni hit a twelve foot vein of high grade coal. A Lincoln Nebraska firm named the Wyoming Coal Oil and Refining company is formed to develop the property.
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Casper
Wyo
Shoshoni
Howe
Lincoln
Neb
Wyoming Coal, Oil and Refining Company
Sheridan Officer Cited for Heroism in Siberia
Dr. David B. Kendall reports his son Paul E. Kendall, second lieutenant in the 27th Infantry, has earned the Army Distinguished Service Medal for extraordinary heroism at Posolskaya in Siberia on January 10, 1920. He commanded a detachment, attacked an armored train at 1 a.m., and disabled it leading to its surrender.
Jews from Poland Urged to Seek American Shelter
Leon Kaimaky of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society reports in New York that three million Polish Jews face hardship under the new government. He cites laws hindering employment and notes many families have relatives prospering in the United States. The society plans to help 15,000 Polish Jews and their American relatives reunite, supported by American Jews.
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New York
Leon Kaimaky
The
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
Poland
Warsaw
Kaimaky
Vilna
Lodz
Grodno
Suwalki
America
United States
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming August 26
Weather data for Cheyenne Wyoming covering twenty four hours ending 6 p m includes temperatures 53 73 65 humidity 44 to 58 wind SSE velocity 6 to 108 and cloudy conditions. Normal and actual mean temperatures show a one degree cooler change. Highest 74 at 1 p m lowest 52 at 7 a m total precipitation 11.39 inches year to date with normal 11.03 inches.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Scientist clash over Pacific land bridges at conference
Third party staff oppose the idea that Hawaii and other Pacific islands ever formed direct land connections. They argue the islands rose from ocean depths along zones of weakness and were never much larger than today. Professor William A. Bryan contends a Pacific continent existed long ago.
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Hawaii
Tahiti
Samoa
Tonga
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
William A. Bryan
University of Hawaii
Pacific
Highway Report Highlights 1920 Fort Collins Greeley Roadsgraded
Weather Bureau notes August 26 1920 improvements on Fort Collins and Greeley routes with main roads in southern Wyoming ranging from good to excellent and some rough stretches near Bid Muddy Field west of Moneta and north of Wheatland. A Lincoln west detour runs about three miles due to construction labeled work.
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Weather Bureau
Fort Collins
Greeley
Wyoming
Bid Muddy Field
Moneta
Wheatland
Lincoln West
Theoretical Pacific Continent Questioned by Scientists
In Honolulu the Pan Pacific Scientific Congress heard RB C Andrews of the New South Wales Geological Survey dispute claims of a pre historic Pacific continent. He argued geological evidence does not support connections between the Hawaiian and other Polynesian islands and any mainland ages ago.
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Honolulu
T. H
Pacific
RB. C. Andrews
Geological Survey of
New South Wales
Australa
Pan-Pacific Scientific Congress
Tin can toys travel from Japan to U S via Pacific crossings
Christmas toys received in San Francisco include ties made from tin cans that have crossed the Pacific four times. The cans were first used to ship case oil to China, then refilled with soy bean and other vegetable oils and shipped back to the United States.
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San Francisco
Japan
Pacific Ocean
China
United States
Toys Returned to Japan From American War Goods
The items were emptied again, purchased by Japanese and sent back across the Pacific to Japan where they were made into toys for American children.
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Pacific
Japan
Wildflowers and local chatter fill Cheyenne notes
Local brief highlights Cheyenne as five days remain in sage chicken season with preparations by sportsmen. Notices cover transport changes, courthouse, real estate, and taxicab services, plus a parade of regional travel and weather notes and upcoming meetings.
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