State News Highlights Personal Names And Marriages
Fragmentary notice lists individuals including Cambri tafant, Mrs John Soleranko, Willard West, Roy, Stephen Orin Junction Chi, Mrs Clem Cook, Buffalo Boy, Martin Palasitl, Clyde Tair, Frances Doyle, David Gogerty, Maude Anderson, and Nomert Lew, noting marriages and social events in Sheridan and Daytos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woth
Cambri Tafant
John Soleranko
Laramie Maction Pennock
Buftele
Willard West
Daytos
George Mills
Thrths
Woogrerott Roy
Sire FC Stephen Orin Junction
Chi
Clem Cook
Mra Co
Theap
Huffalo—Boy
Martin Palasitl
Clyde Tair
Sheridan
Mias
Frances Doyle
David I. Gogerty
Mine Maude Anderson
Nomertireen Lew
Sheridan’s oleo scandal prompts arrest in butter supply
Sheridan residents confront a butter shortage myth as N M Morgan, cafe owner, is placed under arrest for selling oleomargarine as butter. Authorities seize 60 pounds of colored and 1,000 pounds of uncolored algae butter substitutes while Morgan’s weekly 1,000 pound trade is halted.
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Sheridan
N. M. Morgan
Morgan
A. H. de la Grande
Large fly wheel bursts at Green River electric plant
A fly wheel at the Green River electrical plant burst as the engine ran away tearing a large hole in the brick wall and damaging nearby machinery. One worker suffered unspecified injuries and damage costs are estimated high. In Laramie a court bid and jockeying for federal judgeship followed. P McKenna injured in wagon accident near Hudson when his wagon tipped on a steep grade. one rib broke. two passengers unhurt.
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Green River
Electric Light
Carpenter
Laramie
Wyoming Judicial District
Federal District Court
John A. Riner
Cheyenne
United States
van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Sheridan jury returns manslaughter verdict in Lazar case
In Sheridan county the jury found Mike Lazar guilty of manslaughter for fatally stabbing miner Karpe of Monarch months ago. The trial followed an investigation into fatal stabbing actions and involved local sheriffs. The case centers on alleged residents and uncertain city ties amid ongoing inquiries.
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Reridan
Wye
Dee
C. C. Rover
Springfield
Pi Five
Sheridan
Bien
Sheridan County District Court
Mike Lazar
Karpe
Monarch
Local Editor William Held Weds Ballina Metiar
In a small ceremony at Rawlings on December 1 the Carbon County Journal editor William Held and Ballina Metiar were married in the presence of a few friends and relatives.
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Palitioe
Rawlings
Willam Held
Carbon County Journal
Mra Ballina
Senator Warren reports Wyoming fears on Gosheow Hale OB project
Telegraph from Washington to Torrington Commercial Club says eastern Wyoming residents doubt the Gosheow Hale OB project’s future. The press amid the turmoil recently reported uncertainties and concerns.
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Yorrington
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Torrington Commercial Club
Washington
Desert Ar
Try
Rawlins weighs canal feasibility against iron plant plans
Army engineers doubted the canal project as too costly yet mills expansion looms for Rawlins. Senator Warren cites a Taft filing while Rawlins businessmen push Union Pacific talks to build rolling mills after a devastating Laramie fire. Rawlins lies near a major western iron ore belt with nearby ore and free right of way. Committees will approach the railroad about the proposal.
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Army Engineers
Warren Snys
Taft
Rawlins
Mills
Dee
Rawling
Union Pacific
Laramie
federal building work resumes after funds approved
A large force of men began work to complete the federal building today. Work had halted for months when the appropriation expired, but Congress has now provided funds to finish the structure in every detail.
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Congrass
Man loses toes after creek fall in cold day incident
Edward Holbert, of this place, fell into a creek on a cold day and suffered frostbitten toes. He had to have five toes on his right foot amputated after the incident while en route from Deitz to this city.
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Sheridan
Wee
Joseph Bell
Pat Delvin
Delvin
Dee
Edward Holbert
Deitz
Eine
Local Girl Injured After Fractured Leg Incident
A Sundanese report from December 19 describes a girl named DAi sustaining a bad fracture to her left leg while coasting near Manhattan, caused by a misadventure with several other children and a chapedlor of George Humphrey.
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Dai
Manhattan
George Humphrey
Lee
Beulah Woman Suffers Burns From Stove Fire
Dec 19 Beulah reports Mrs. Lows Her vert of this place sustained severe burns to hands face and eyebrows after a stove fire started by attempting to light it with benzine. The accident left her head and face badly damaged and she is under care nearby.
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Beulah
Leminus
Girl Wide Mort at Laramie Ranch Ends With Leg Fracture
Dorothy Camorn, 14, of this city, was thrown from a young horse at the McKenste ranch twenty miles from town. She sustained a fracture of the left leg and was treated locally.
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Mort
Laramie
Dee
Wade Visting
McKenste Ranch
Dorothy Camorn
Sheep Show in Portland Promises Biggest Wool Gather
Portland December report on the National Wool Growers association January convention in Portland Oregon promising the largest gathering of sheep raisers in years. Discussions focus on tariff schedules including Schedule K and Schedule R with Taft and Congress shaping policy. About 6 000 interested woolmen expected over four days with a real sheep and goat show accompanying the event. Also noted is a Crow Nation marriage in Sheridan where Joseph Not Afraid 21 marries Elizabeth Bacchus 18.
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Portland
Ore
National
Wool Growers’ Association
America
Taft
Tariff Board
Wi le
O. Lively
Bf the
General Arrangements Committee
Not Afraid
Sheridan
Joseph Not Afraid
Lodge Grass
Elizabeth Bacchus
Negro Death Rate Nears Birth Rate in October Texas
Houston report from December 19 notes state health officer Brumby cites October figures: total births 4674, total deaths 1911. Whites born 4174, blacks 341. white deaths 1578, black deaths 529. Death rate among blacks closely matches births. whites show births about three times deaths. Two sets of triplets recorded, one white and one black. forty five twin births, forty four were female.
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Houston
Texas
Brumby
Sunkist Oranges for Christmas Premium Offers
An advertisement boosts Sunkist Oranges as the finest California fruit for Christmas giving. It notes premium offers and reasonable prices and urges readers to read the adverts for details. Chi-Name varnish at Kerman Co.
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Sunkist
California
Sunkist Oranges
Kerman Co
New York Stores Report Record Early Christmas Sales
New York reports record early Christmas shopping easing the holiday rush for vendors. Merchants note stronger sales before the week before Christmas and anticipate relief for exhausted clerks.
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New York
Gothman
Tself
Tammany Hall
Depew
Dix
Murphy
James W. Gerard
J. Sergeant Cram
Fifth Avenue
Tammany
Bronx
Billy Sheehan
Judge Parker
Edward M. Shepard
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Detective Bureau
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