Rivals Claim the Same Oil Land in Big Muddy
Casper readers report a land dispute near Coal Creek northeast of Casper over section 2 township 35 range 77 with Graybeal and associates, Dr N C Glew and associates, and Merritt Oil and Gas vying for large portions. Homestead rights from Evans brothers complicate claims as camps rise and possible compromise or takeover of Graybeal interests is discussed with Hastings area land holdings noted.
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Big Muddy
Casper
Coal Creek
Township 35
A. Graybeal
Graybesl Company
Merritt Company
Bo Humphreys
Gay
Grayoun
Evans
Merritt
Bates
Glenrock
Turner
Woman Visits Husband After Shooting and Wounding
Mire Frances Cavalieri visits Peter Cavalleri in county jail after last Thursday's shooting and prior wounding of Guy Vosea who she says eloped with his wife and children from Balida Cole. She is accompanied by attorney W. B. Ross who will defend Cavalleri and says Fosca is improving at St. John's hospital.
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Mire
Frances Cavalieri
Peter Cavalleri
Guy Vosea
Balida
Cole
W. B. Ross
Colorado to Expand World Radium Supply
Experts from the State School of Mines in Golden estimate Colorado can greatly boost world radium output. They say current federal holdings total about 560 milligrams while the world supply tops 70 grams. Colorado’s carnotite deposits in the southwest could yield nearly 20 grams, with four grams extracted in the past year.
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Colorado
State School of Mines
Golden
School of Mines
Utah
Slowbound Wallace Forced to Abandon Car
H A Wallance vice president and general manager of Western Light and Power arrived in Cheyenne Thursday. His car became stuck in a snowbank several miles south of Cheyenne and he walked through wind and snow to a railroad to flag a train into the city. His chauffeur Glen Hay accompanied him.
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H. A. Wallance
Western Light and Power Company
Cheyenne
Glen Hay
Coal mining district 1 reports record Wyoming production in 1916
B G Blacker reports the first coal mining district in Wyoming achieved a record year in 1916 despite labor shortages. The text notes cordial relations with the United Mine Workers of America, a two year contract, and county production figures totalizing 6,526,832 tons with 4,838 men employed. Accidents included 22 deaths and 220 injuries, leaving 10 widows and 33 fatherless children.
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Wyoming
B. G. Blacker
Lincoln
Uinta
Carbon
Sweetwater
United Mine Workers of America
Pardons Wilford Harriman by Acting Governor
Wilford Harriman aged 11, son of Mrs. Jennie Harriman, who was sent to the State Industrial School at Worland as incorrigible, has been pardoned by Secretary of State Frank L. Houx acting governor. Raymond Lovell, also committed to the Industrial school, was taken to Worland Friday night by Sheriff Ashley L. Gleason.
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Wilford Harriman
Jennie Harriman
Worland
W. C. Mentzer
Frank L. Houwx
Raymond Lovell
Ashley L. Gleason
Denver duo jailed after disturbance at Vita store
M Whiteside, a Denver man, was fined ten dollars and jailed thirty days in police court for disturbance. Cecile Chambers, a Denver woman, received ten days for failing to disclose her means of livelihood after a dispute over attentions and a rock thrown through a Vita second hand store window.
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M. Whiteside
Denver
Cecile Chambers
Whiteside
Miss Chambers
William Jones
Vita
Cheyenne Couple Wed in Nebraska Ceremony
Philip Arenego and Miss Bertie Barker, both of Cheyenne, were married at Sidney Nebraska last Thursday. The ceremony was officiated by the county judge there and information reached Cheyenne yesterday.
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Philip Arenego
Bertie Barker
Cheyenne
Sidney
Neb
Society Leaders Purchase New Edisons
Mr Wyckoff, manager of the Edison shop, reports the effect of Mile Verlet’s concert and tone test on the Paris grand opera creating notable interest among city elites in the New Edison laboratory model used at the recital. If shipments miss this week a shortage is expected, though two laboratory models and several Sheraton Adam and Moderne period cabinets remain on display.
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Mr. Wyckoff
Edison
Mile. Verlet
Paris Grand Opera
Vaudeville This Week at the New Atlas
The New Atlas presents the most expensive city bill Tuesday and Wednesday led by the Claire Hanson company with Childhood Memories. Florence Troupe, antella Mankins, Stone and Manning, and Frank Rogers join top acts as manager Todd earns praise for quality entertainment.
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Todd
Claire Hanson Company
Florence
Ringling Broa
Antella Mannikens
Stone
Manning
Frank Rogers
America
Broken Chains leads with strong performances and clever plot
Ethel Clayton and Car lyle Blackwell display their best work as the master plot unfolds in the film directed by Robert Thornby. The story by Grisner and Greene delivers surprising twists and a splendid dramatic setup with Geldom’s placement of each scene enhancing the overall impact.
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Joseph R. Grisner
Clay M. Greene
Robert Thornby
Ethel Clayton
Carlyle Blackwell
Geldom
Grain Freight Rates to Be Adjusted by Wheatland Mills Meeting
On December 21 representatives from Wheatland Roller Mills Co. Wheatland Montmorency assistant general freight agent of the Burlington and H F Lambert assistant general freight agent of the C B & 8 and the public service commission will meet at the commission office to adjust the rates on grain and grain products from the mills to other points in the state.
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Wheatland Roller Mills Co
Wheatland
F. Montmorency
Burlington
H. F. Lambert
Public Service Commission
Commission
Farm Loan Association Meeting At Wheatland
In Wheatland on December 16 a meeting for the local Farm Loan Association will be organized at the Hudson venue. Attendees aim to discuss cooperative farming finance and member eligibility and procedures.
Valley Farmers Loan Association Meeting Scheduled
Valley residents alerted to a December 19 meeting at 8 p m to organize a Farmers Loan association under the new Farm Loan Act. County Agent Tedman will attend to assist in organization.
Cardinal Mercier Urges End to European Slavery
This continuation reports Cardinal Mercier denouncing forced labor in Europe, arguing it taints justice and war aims. He recalls historic church campaigns and appeals to human conscience to rally around abolition, urging leaders and writers to oppose oppression and honor human dignity.
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St. Ambrose
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Wallace
Bioway
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Houx
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Ivory
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Waltham
Elgin
Walthames
Conklin
Adamsey
Lincoln Highway
Lyric Today
Cardinal Mercier
Cardinal I Lavigerie
Leo XII
BP. J. Cardinal Mercier
Malines
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