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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1916

Page

10

Mysterious Shooting Wounds Cody Man on Montana Creek Ride

Ed Palins known as Blonde and Whitey was rushed to Gillam hospital with a shattered femur after a gun in his pocket fired while he rode a horse near the Tiere Snart on Meoteetie creek. Investigators report several strangers in the area, a missing biscuit cache, and questions on how the shot occurred.

Cody Ed Palins Gillam Hospital Meoteetie Creek Wise Ranch Frank Keller Tie Hilly English James Nolan Kellar Hogg Nolan English Clark Dallas Kellar’s Kiownle Charley Prante Olam Hospital Dallax Movtectsa Meebecst Belog

Basin Booms With Unprecedented Activity in History

Basin, Aug 28. The Dig Horn County Router notes booming activity in Basin with building and job demand. One man from the south reports astonishing work lines, more hustle than any town between here and Denver. Farmers busy with the best harvest promise. beet crop thriving and all enterprises share in prosperity. The town’s optimism points to a bright future.

Thid City Dig Horn Mosin Buiiding Denver Anan Huetees

Georgia's First Woman Lawyer

Mrs. Minnie Anderson Hale of Atlanta gains the right to practice law in Georgia after years of effort. The Portia bill passed the general assembly and was signed by Governor Harris, making Hale the first woman admitted to the state bar.

Atlanta Minnie Anderson Hale State of Georgia General Assembly Harris Hale Atlanta Law School

Scale Conference at Sheridan Opens with Wage Negotiations

Scale conference between coal operators and miners of northern Wyoming opens in Sheridan on Monday with a wage scale to take effect September 1, 1916 through September 1, 1918. Northern district leaders and officers attend, outlining demands as camps from Sheridan and other districts participate.

Shlmidan Wyoming Sheridan Loyals Overs Kooi Carneyville Monarch Acme Sheridan County Cambria Crosby Gebo Hudson Gildroy Wew James Morgan Tressurer Paul J. Peuleem National Board Ead Younes Morsas Pauleen Cheyenne Segotletom

Rural club work boosts Wyoming youths at fairs

Wyoming boys and girls in eleven counties prepare exhibits for county and state fairs. County champions will showcase animal, garden and canning, grain and hog records with stories. Goshen county hosts a three day boys camp under Agent Helmreich as part of the fair festivities.

Wyoming Goshen County County Agricultural Helmreich Fair Association J. B. Kendrick F. E. Warren del Pratt Moneta Ivan L. Hobson

Lovell Delegation Seeks Highway Via Powell to Cody

Forty five Lovell businessmen visited Cody on August 28 meeting with Cody club members. They toured Rumsey dairy and Shoshone dam then dined at the Standard. Led by County Agent Tedman the group studied local creameries and farm interests and backed a proposed Sheridan to Lovell to Powell to Cody road.

Cody Lovell Gus Holm Cody Club Rumsey Shoshone Tedman Sheridan Lowell Powell

Wyoming Methodists to Meet at Lander September 1916

Aug 28 Lander Wyoming announces the second session of the Wyoming state conference of the Methodist Episcopal church to be held in Lander September 6 to 10, 1916 with Bishop W D Shepard presiding. Railroads offer a fare and one third round trip. A Sheridan tennis tournament attracting attention opened yesterday with many unfamiliar players.

Lander Wyoming Methodist Napiscopal Church W. D. Shepard Law D Sheridan

Nervous Periodical Headaches Reported In Distant Notes

Fragmentary OCR style text mentions headaches and nervous periods in a garbled report. The readable portions suggest medical symptoms or personal notes but lack coherent dates, names, or locations for a fuller summary.

Blackmailer Confesses After Battle With Sheriff's Posse

Gillette Aug 28 O A Selrid also known as Ole Brion alias Newt Lea arrested at Devils Lake North Dakota and turned over to Sheriff Tait confesses he blackmailed Banker J A Allieon weeks earlier. He fought a posse at a desolate area before agreeing to return to the city without extradition papers. A preliminary hearing was held and he pleads to the blackmail charge admitting sending a threat demanding 5000 dollars with noted penalties for failure to pay.

Rid Ole Brion Newt Lea Devil's Lake N. D Tait J A. Allieon Readeswells Alli Golrid Tat Biacam Anes Baynead J. A. Laos

Depredations Reported Around Rawhide and Vicinity

Accounts describe thefts including a horse killed at Rawhide during a night rider incident, a saddle stolen from the Bert Reno ranch, and a break into a nearby farm house in the Con creex area with multiple items taken, though no charges pursued at present.

Rawhide Bert Reno Con Creex

Dry Tickets Win in Park County

Park County is depicted as pivotal in predicting state outcomes if the balance shifts toward Park County, with the article suggesting the state could face a major decision as soon as public awareness allows.

Park County

Government launches new metallurgical station project

Washington August 16 government officials announced a new metallurgical station project tied to metal research. The station aims to advance materials testing and industrial applications with federal backing.

Washington

Three Radio Stations Planned in Western U S

The article notes authorized by Congress the establishment of three radio stations in the west with locations decided for Fairbanks Alaska and Tucson Arizona. The third site remains undetermined pending a retreat of Manning, director of the Bureau of Mines, who is surveying the area.

Washington Concresa Fairbanks Alaska Tucson Arizona Manning Bureau of Mines West

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