Wyoming Coal District Reports Fuel Output Rise and Fewer Accidents
Sheridan County led area coal production with 1,129,056 tons in the year, while Weston Big Horn Converse Fremont combined produced 7,846,887 tons district wide. Four fatalities and 28 non fatal accidents were logged with recommendations for safer mine operations and stricter enforcement.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Weston
Big Horn
Canvers
Premont
W. House
Htather No. 2
Joseph M. Carey
Sheridan County
Diets
Kool
New Acme
CarneyyiNe
Monarch
Jones
Weston County
Big Horn County
Converse County
Fremont County
County Officials Move Into New $55,000 Quarters
Powell Wyoming Ber 74. County officials have left the old quarters for a new $55,000 county home accepted by the commissioners. For a time they played hide and seek among the rooms until County Treasurer Holm claimed he always won. Furniture will arrive in February, and until then the officials will use remaining pieces. The heating is satisfactory and a porter may be hired to direct visitors through the maze of doors and halls.
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Fred Barnett
Park County
Stahl Boy Ends His Life at Sysonby Stable
Frank Fishler once a stable boy at Sysonby the great race horse killed himself in his room by cutting his throat. A picture of Sysonby hung above his body and a verse about the horse was found on the wall, with five other lines praising the racer.
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New York
Frank Fishler
Sysomby
Fishler
Sysonby
Six men sentenced in Rawline for theft and burglary
Six defendants received penitentiary terms in Rawline court after burglaries and thefts at clothing stores and jails. Fred Martini, who confessed and testified against co defendants, drew 12 to 18 months while Michael Lopez and Guillermo Perez faced three and a half months for petty larceny. Andy Letan must serve 1 to 2.5 years for burglary, Greek Laezan cried as he admitted the theft, and Moore, Conslett, and Risher received 1.5 to 2.5 years, 2 to 4 years, and 3 to 5 years respectively for their crimes.
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Fred Martini
Cubata
Sheridan Clothing Company
Gulermo Peres
Michael Lopec
Martini
Caobans
Andy Letan
Laezan
South Main Street
Pevrous
Moore
Joe Conslett
Cosslett
J. M. Hurtt
Sal Risher
Rockefeller urges teachers to save pennies during sleigh ride
Annapolis Dec 26 John D Rockefeller advised a group of school teachers he was entertaining with a sleigh ride to save their pennies. The remark came after a guest compared Rockefeller's vast estate with the hardships faced by average teachers.
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Annapolis
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Wood outlines plans for balanced inaugural parade display
Major General Leon Wood, chief of staff and newly named chief marshal, outlines plans for a military naval and civilian demonstration for President Wilson's inauguration. He aims for balanced representation of cavalry infantry artillery, blue jackets marines, national guard and a proportioned civic display.
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Wabsitington
Tec
Leon Wood
Marabel
Wilson
National Guard
Central Put Off Her Marriage to Nobleman
Miss Mary Veronica Murphy a Chicago telephone operator postponed her planned marriage to Princes Santa Margherita of Messing Italy. She cited wanting to spend holidays with her family and not leaving Chicago until after New Year. The princess’s father runs a west side saloon and would not discuss the romance.
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Chicago
Mary Veronica Murphy
Santa Margherita
Messing
Italy
Miss Murphy
West Side
Untamed Bronc Grey Eagle Dies After Fall
In Los Angeles grey Eagle, famed untamable outlaw bronco, died while struggling to unseat 18 year old rider Arthur Schultz. The horse slipped and struck a stone curb killing him. Schultz suffered a fractured skull. Grey Eagle had terrorized arenas and moving pictures for years with no rider ever conquering him.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Grey Eagle
Arthur Schultz
Schultz
Burlington Pays Large Tax in Cody Wyoming
Burlington Railroad company pays a total tax of 15216.71 to County Treasurer Holm in Cody Wyoming. The breakdown includes states 2263.71 county 5659.27 general school 440.98 interest on county bonds 293.98 special school tax 5808.45 and interest on bonds 749.32.
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Cody
Wyo
Holm
Burlington Railroad Company
Sues in air fatality case over London death
Mrs. Victoria L. Mason filed the first airship death damages suit in New York. She seeks 1900 dollars from an accident insurance company of London for her husband killed May 13 in London in a violent death aboard an airship.
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New York
Victor L. Mason
London
Mrs Robinson Heads to California After Visit
Mrs. Robinson left yesterday for California following a several week stay with her daughter Mrs. A. Robinson Heaney. She subscribed for The State Leader during the visit.
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Robinson
California
A. Robinson Heaney
Stamp printing machine promises huge post office savings
Washington December 24 a new stamp printing machine designed by Benjamin R Stickney is expected to print 12 000 stamps per minute replacing wet impressions and manual labor. The device gums dries perforates and cuts stamps into sheets or rolls doubling as a revolutionary production method for the government.
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Washington
Benjamin R
Peper
Stickney
J. B. Ralph
Arena
Postal Savings and Parcel
Posts
Milk drives egg price fight in Chicago clubwomen drive
Chicago December 24 Milk will be next staple sold by the hived clubwomen to lower living costs Their success selling 700000 eggs in a day spurs further action to push prices down They led the fight to halt impure milk blamed for infant deaths Dealers and retailers trade accusations while promoters report a campaign win One million one hundred thousand eggs were sold under the league today surpassing yesterday’s total and price reductions are promised with monitor stations to maintain the cut.
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Chicago
Hivago
League
Egee
Weather Strip Remedy Ad Headlines Local Home Fix
An old classified style notice offers Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip Gall G L Spring or A DeAr mon as remedies for rattling dusty windows and doors. It presents a local home improvement solution in terse promotional language.
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Chamberlin
Gall G. L. Spring
A. DeArmon
Austria-Hungary War Expenditure Report Highlights Massive Costs
The report details Austria-Hungary's military and naval outlays over 90 days, including 38 cannon 21 000 rifles and 42 000 000 cartridges. It cites payments to Bulgaria 6 million and daily army costs about 200 000 with navy at 60 000, totaling around 28.4 million to date.
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Bervia
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Vienna
Kalamazoo merchant faces reverses in Seattle arrest file
The report notes Frank Bergen a real estate dealer formerly a prosperous Kalamazoo merchant now shows signs of business reverses in Seattle Washington with reference to a hotel chest containing fines.
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Spattoe
Wash
Frank ¥. Bergen
Kalamazoo
Post Office reports lighter congestion in holiday mail
Washington dispatch notes that holiday mail was heavier than ever yet delivered with less congestion than prior years. Postmaster General reports Christmas mail came in early Christmas morning and conditions returned to normal by Christmas night.
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Waestington
Hitchcock
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