MerE Boy on Road 10 Pea for Forgery
Jan 01 Larame John B Howell 18 arrested in Omaha and brought back by Sheriff Frazer. He appeared in Justice Court charged with forging a check of Fafoneck. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury with bond set at 400 dollars. Howell on his way to trial. Omaha police overhauled him and he said he was glad of it. He will likely plead to a felony at district court.
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Larame
John B. T Howell
Omaha
Frazer
Justice Court
Cou
Howell
Elk Migrants From Wyoming Enter Routt County
Thousands of elk from the Jackson Hole country migrate into Routt County Colorado driven by heavy snow and feed shortage. Colorado game wardens enforce hunting laws to protect the animals as they range southward, with an estimate of at least 2500 elk now in Colorado and becoming state property due to migration.
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Cody
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Irontt County
Colorado
Routt County
Oil Strike At Wyopo Texas Oil Co Well
Oil was struck in a small quantity in a Texas Oil Co. well near Wyopo about two and a half miles from Lander. The oil rose 68 feet in one day, the well drilled to nearly 1000 feet with a heavy oil expected at greater depth. Drillers report slow progress after the hit and note asphaltic oil similar to a nearby find. Seaver & Smith oversee operations and will drill deeper after a paying yield.
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Tather
Jane
Texas Oil Co
Wyopo
Lander
Seaver & Smith
Grace Thonel Saves Skating Friends From Ice
Grace Thonel, a San school girl in Green Tiwer Wyoming, dives into icy water to rescue Agnes Kler tan and Minnie Manley after the ice broke near a dog on the pond. Onlookers report the daring act as miraculous and bravest for a child in this region.
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Green Tiwer
Jan. Atne
Wyoming
Grace Thonel
Joy
Storeine
Grace
Agnes Klertan
Minnie Manley
Milly
Scotch Club of Cody Meeteetse Elects Officers
The Scotch club of Cody and Meeteetse elects President Thoming Wiley, Vice President James Dickie, Secretary and Treasurer W. Steele, with directors George Taylor John Brown Tom Hogg and W. T. Hogg. New members include A. J. McDonald D. J. Hollister Jack Murray and R. Campbell and J. Campbell from Dubois.
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Cody
Scotch Club of
Cody and
Meeteetse
Thoming Wiley
James Dickie
Secy
Treas
W. ©. Steele
George Taylor
John Brown
Tom Hogg
W. T. Hogg
A. J. McDonald
Meetettae
D. J. Hollister
Jack Murray
R. and
J. Campbell
Dubois
Wyoming
Mapping Out Link of Road Through State
Laramie reports a good roads movement making progress with a proposed auto route from Denver via Fort Collins or Cheyenne through Laramie Rawlins Rock Springs Pinedale to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone Park. Senator Warren seeks forestry bureau support to build the road before the tourist season.
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Jackson Hole
Pinedale
Walaowstone Park
Pinishra
Laramie
Elmer Lovejoy
John Alsop
Pindale
Jackson Hole Country
Yellowstonepark
Khook Springs
Denver
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Jackson
Also
Warren
Bureau of Forestry
Forest Reserve
Park Line
Cheyenne lodge members attend Whipple funeral service
All members of Cheyenne Lodge No 8 K of P and visiting brothers are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother Jc Whipple at the Baptist church at 2 pm. The ball event precedes at 1 50 pm on Reb. 1 1908. Signed Wille BKliamms C C.
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Cheyenne Lodge No &, K. of P
Whipple
Mm ‘Wille Bkliamms
C. C
Blessing at Table Ends in Death in Afton
Afton reports a sudden death at Sunday dinner when DO Nester a shoe repairer sat to the table and recited a blessing before taking a seat with his grandchild. His cup of coffee caused a momentary disturbance and he collapsed from heart failure.
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Afton
Nester
U S to supervise Japanese colony in Lower California
Washington sees the plan as highly significant as 14 000 troops are to be permanently stationed in Hawaii and a Japanese steamer line is proposed from San Francisco to South America. A meeting in San Francisco discussed a 5 000 000 acre land grant for a Japanese colony at Magdalena Bay and the potential fishing monopoly with Mexican and Japanese partners.
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Hawaii
United States
San Francisco
South America
Magdalena Bay
Washington
Portland
Ore
Honolulu
Tacas
U. S. Tat
Hleshins
Magdaleona Bay
Lower California
United States Pacific Fleet
John KE. Blackman
Los Angeles
Chartered Company
J. Morgan Roland
New York
Ota Nota
K. Abiko
Otanaburi Noda
Tt Fe Aald
Sandoval
Insane Could Work on Roads Sought by Peyton
Peyton proposes allowing about twenty patients at the Wyoming Hospital for the Insane in Evanston to help build local roads this summer. He argues outdoor work aids recovery and would provide valuable labor, with trust comparable to penitentiary work, and plans to present the idea to the state board of charities and reform.
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Wyoming Hospital
Bhvanston
Phite
BE. T. Peyton
Lewepaper
Cheyenne
Peyton
Rewilne
Peyton Aays
State Board of Charities and Reform
Ryanston
Waldo Moore
Moore
Industrial Club Organized for Business Frontier Day plans
A Cheyenne article notes an Industrial Club formed to outline cooperative business efforts with aid from local religious groups. A Frontier Day committee is to be appointed, and a pamphlet promoting Cheyenne attractions is funded with 500 dollars, plus additional club support and new photographs for a high quality book.
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George Davidson
St. Mark's Church
James Washington
Leon C. Hills
Presbyterian Church
Potter
Ministerial Association
Messia
Hoffman
Riner
Kelley
Frontier Day Committee
Industrial Club
Walker
Darrow Affair Tied to Hidden Defense Contacts
The article alleges Darrow’s secret meetings with a mysterious ally influenced the McNamara trial. It claims this figure and Darrow’s close associates kept apart, while defense detectives allegedly leaked information after missing expected funds. Browne accuses Darrow’s confidants of betrayal.
Troops Revolt in Juarez Mexico
Hundreds of Juarez garrison troops rebel and seize liquor stores while incendiary acts rattle Chihuahua border towns. Reports say revolters raided ammunition shops and a detachment aimed to dynamite bridges. Casualties include fifteen dead with two Americans.
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Chihuahua
Martinez
Juarez
Davis
Memphis
Colonel Estradas
Custom House
Banco Minero
Watches Deal Nets San Burgman Shrewd Bargain in Cheyenne
San Burgman earns a $5 000 profit from a 224 watch deal with Postmaster Hoyt, while Joseph Kingham faces short accounts and previous impropriation. Burgman claims ownership of the watches after their transfer through state officials and a Denver shipment link emerges to motorcycles and phonographs.
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San
Murphy and Heenan Plead Guilty in Oswald Born Robbery Case
Thomas Murphy and Warry Heenan pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny in the robbery of Oswald Born. Judge Matson sentenced Murphy to two years in the penitentiary and Heenan to eighteen months, with both facing minimum one year. Tubby Jones had been convicted earlier in the term. Counsel sought leniency due to good records, but the court imposed the sentences.
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Krobbbery
Oswald Born
Tubby
Thomas Murphy
Warry Heenan
Tubby Jones
Owig
Asiny
Matson
Murphy
Henan
Heenan
Donzelman
Consel
Rigdon
Colg and Grip Remedy Ad Mentioned By SignatureEK
An advertisement fragment touts Colg and Grip remedy addressing headaches and colds with bromine containing tonic. It notes a caller asked for full name and appears signed by EK. W. GROVE.
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W. Grove
The
Congregation Elects Officers for Another Year at Meeting
At the adjourned annual meeting of the Congregational church and society last evening there was good turnout. Officers elected include J D Gleason financial clerk EK W Stone treasurer J T Velin superintendent Sunday school Clyde Snow church clerk. Two trustee vacancies filled by H B Patton and A L D Johnston. Missionary committee named Burke Mrs J A Riner Arn H B Patton. Deacons P F Snow F K Vaughn J T Velin. Music committee W W Gleacon Mrs A D Johnston Mrs Galen Fox. Ushers for morning and evening services listed, and a committee authorized to explore federation of doxologies into a central coordinating body.
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J. D. Gleason
EK. W. Stone
J. T. Velin
Clyde Snow
Board of Trustees
H. B. Patton
A. LD. Johnston
Masies
Missionary Committee
Aot. OF
Burke
Mra
J. A. Riner
Arn
P. F. Snow
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W. M. Nelson
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