Five Wyoming men fined for out of season moose possession
Wyoming state game warden reports Ross Richards Lorenzo Waddrun Hose Sitta and Cavenhawk paid a 601.40 fine for possessing a half moose. Walter Landecker shot the animal. he remains at large as authorities pursue him and prepare to arraign the five. The incident highlights hunting customs and outside interest in Wyoming game.
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Wyoming
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Charles Richards
Lorenzo Waddrun
Hose Sitta
Cavenhawk
Nate Wilson
Lander
Cheyenne
Felt
St. Anthony
Wyo
Idaho
Walter Landecker
Landecker
Wilson
Colorado
Troron
Wilwon
Montana
Hanters
Maeland
Germany
Oil development near Greybull progresses with multiple rigs
The Greybull Standard reports several oil firms advancing near Greybull. The Greybull-Wyoming company plans two wells on their property, with two rigs soon at work. The Lyons well nears 1600 feet and may reach 2600 feet to reach sand. The Patterson well showed water flow, later cased for steam use. American Oil and Grey Bull refining near hills. Liberty Oil & Gas from Seattle received a Standard rig for deeper drilling.
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Greybull
Lee
Greybull Standard
Greybull-Wyoming Company
Greybull Oil & Development Company
Lyons
Patterson
Greybull River
American Oil Company
Greybull Refining Company
American Company
Liberty Oil & Gas Company
California
Liberty Company
Seattle
Washington
Curs to Train on Coast Chicago Club Plans Camp at Pasadena
The Chicago National League club will open its 1917 spring training at Pasadena California. Players depart for the coast on February 26 aboard a special train. President Charles H Weilghman said he offered Tampa Baseball Association 1400 dollars to end his contract, which requires two more years of training there.
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Chicago
Pageadena
Cal
Charles H. Weeghman
Tampa
Woman Seeks Husband After Raid on Stock Exchange
Mrs. Chau dia Wheeler legally separated from Albert Gallatin Wheeler seeks arrest warrant after an unsuccessful raid on the New York Stock Exchange. Ora Wheeler and two deputies tried to enter. warrants arise from missed alimony payments. A prior raid on the Union League club failed. An attachment on Wheeler seat at the exchange will be sold by sheriff, the first such sale of a stock exchange membership.
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York
Chaudia Wheeler
Herusband
Albert Gallatin Wheeler
New York Stock Exchange
Ora
Wheeler
Exchange
Wheel
Boy Finds Dynamite and Loses a Finger
Wesley Crown nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Charley Crown suffered a serious accident at his grandfather George Spence's Boyd county home. A buried dynamite cap exploded injuring his left hand requiring amputation of his forefinger and possibly the thumb. The boy is under a physician's care in Newcastle.
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Newcastle
Dev
Snow Normal Says J C Alter In Wyoming Mountains
The winter opens with a normal snow amount in Wyoming mountains and storage regions for irrigation. J C Alter of the weather bureau in Cheyenne reports good snow conditions for preservation and minimal drifting on national forests. Measurements show Medicine Bow averages 14.2 inches depth with 9.85 inches moisture, while overall forest averages run about 10.2 inches.
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Wyoming
J. Cecil Alter
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Medicine Bow Mountains
United States Forest Rangers
Shoshone National Forest
Park County
Washakie National Forest
Fremont County
Bridger National Forest
Big Horn National Forest
Big Horn
Johnson Counties
Big Horn Mountains
Park County Sunday Schools Meet in Powell
Park County Sunday School association plans meetings in Powell at the Methodist church on December 14. A J Allison, superintendent of the Cole School association, will speak in the evenings, followed by a round table discussion. Public invited to attend.
Casper Women Plan Christmas Boxes for State Guardsmen
Casper women prepare Christmas boxes for Company F at Deming New Mexico as Capt. Arthur Parker reports. The effort follows earlier efforts by other towns and a Thanksgiving season sending cakes cookies and edible gifts to the soldiers.
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Casper
Deming N. M
Arthur Parker
Mother of L. J. Zaehnle Seeks Word on Missing Son
Mrs. John Zaehnle of South Bend seeks news of Louis Laehnle who vanished ten years ago from the Zaehnle home near Granger. He was 25 at the time and has not been heard from since.
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South Bend
Ind
Louis Laehnle
John ~ Zaehnle
Zaehnle
Granger
Louis Zaehnle
Accidental Miss Aims at Jimmie Sparks Family Argument
In a tense family exchange, Billy insists he did not intend to hit Jimmie. He explains he swung at Jimmie’s eye and missed, while the mother questions accountability and demands an apology.
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Jimmie
Billy
No Escape From It Scottish Porridge Tale
The London Chronicle recalls historic Scottish meals for children, noting porridge as the normal fare and a single week of change to a less satisfactory breakfast at Southrow. The tale of a boy asking if they will have tea for breakfast appears, with his mother answering Sabbath and sparing.
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London Chronicle
Iaddie
Laddie
Chicago Police Chief Haley Resigns Effective January 1
Chicago Police Chief Charles C. Haley submitted his resignation today, effective January 1, amid pressure from state officials to close alleged vicious resorts in Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles C. Haley
Lowell Seeks Powell Franchise for Gas and Electric Service
Representatives of the Lowell gas and electric light plant visited Powell to seek a franchise for installing electric lights and gas. A franchise appears possible with the town council. The company already serves Lowell with electricity and supplies Byron field gas, though material shortages may delay Powell's system until fall 1917.
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Lowell
Powell
Byron Fields
Sheridan County Jail Counts One Tenant
Sheridan county jail has only one prisoner. Sheriff Mossberg is cleaning the jail and preparing it for the next occupant after a period of good behavior by the population.
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Sheridan County
Sheridan
Jarl
Mossberg
Sudden Death of R. W. Bibb in Sheridan County
R W Bibb aged 41 and brother of Judson Bibb, manager of Sheridan County Light, died suddenly at the state hospital on Saturday. The immediate cause was heart failure though an abscess near the liver had persisted for two months. Bibb came from Missouri to live with his brother, but Judson Bibb was called away by his father’s serious illness.
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W. Hirr
Judeen Bibb
New Table Cloths Blur Line Between Border and Center
An elderly shopper visits a shop asking for new patterns. The clerk shows two piles of table cloths. She approves the second set noting the border curves around the center and remarks it will take several pieces.
Tribble Georgia Congressman Dies in Washington
Representative Samuel J. Tribble of Athens Georgia died in Washington from a stroke suffered three days earlier. He was serving his third term in Congress.
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Washington
Samuel J. Tribble
Athens
Two Boys Fight On Playground Ends With Bleeding Nose
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports two boys engaged in a physical affray on the playground. After the scuffle they were summoned before the teacher to recount their misdeeds. One boy sustained a bloody nose and the teacher attempted to impart pacific principles.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Billy
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