Mere Boy on Road 10 PEA For Forgery
Larame January 1 John B Howell an 18 year old arrested in Omaha and brought back by Sheriff Frazer was arraigned in Justice Court this morning charged with forging a check of Fafoneck. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to trial with bond set at 400 dollars. Howell on his way to the jail when overhauled in Omaha by city police who said he was glad of it. He will likely plead guilty when arraigned in district court.
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Larame
John B. T Howell
Omaha
Frazer
Justice Court
Cou
Howell
Elk Migration Drives 2500 Game Into Routt County
Thousands of elk from the Jackson Hole country of Wyoming are driven into Routt County, Colorado by heavy snow and feed shortages. Colorado game wardens enforce hunting laws to protect the animals as they feed and shelter here, with an estimated 2,500 elk now in the state and falling under state ownership due to migration.
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Cody
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Irontt County
Colorado
Routt County
Oil Strike Near Wyopo Reveals Heavy Asphalt Rock
Oil was struck in a Texas Oil Co. well near Wyopo about two and a half miles from Lander. The drift lingered briefly in the sand, oil rose 68 feet in a day, and the drill length reached just under 1000 feet with a heavy oil prospect expected at greater depth. Progress has been slow due to drill difficulties. the oil is a heavy black asphaltic type similar to a nearby well. Seaver and Smith direct the operation and will drill deeper if a paying base is found.
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Tather
Jane
Texas Oil Co
Wyopo
Lander
Seaver & Smith
Grace Thonel Saves Two Children From Ice Drowning
Grace Thonel a San school girl in Wyoming earned praise for rescuing Agnes Kertan and Minnie Manley from drowning after the ice broke beneath a dog on a pond. Onlookers halted panic as Grace reached the edge and pulled each girl to safety one by one.
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Green Tiwer
Jan. Atne
Wyoming
Grace Thonel
Joy
Storeine
Grace
Agnes Klertan
Minnie Manley
Milly
Scotch club of Cody and Meeteetse elects officers
The Scotch club of Cody and Meeteetse elected officers: President Thoming Wiley, Vice President James Dickie, Secretary and Treasurer W. Steele. Directors are George Taylor, John Brown, Tom Hogg and W. T. Hogg. New members include A. J. McDonald Meetettae D. J. Hollister Jack Murray Cody and R. Campbell J Campbell Dubois Wyoming.
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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 push for a through state road linking Denver via Fort Collins Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins Rock Springs Pinedale Jackson Hole to Yellowstone Park. Elmer Lovejoy notes a complete road log from Pinedale to the park and fromHook Springs to Pinedale. Senator Warren seeks forest bureau support for an auto road to Jackson, with work expected 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 K of P to attend late brother Whipple funeral
All members of Cheyenne Lodge No 8 K of P and visiting brothers are requested to be present at the K of P ball at 1 50 Reb 1 1908 to attend the funeral of our late brother Ic Whipple at the Baptist church at 2 pm Williamms C C
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Cheyenne Lodge No &, K. of P
Whipple
Mm ‘Wille Bkliamms
C. C
Blessing at Home Ends in Sudden Death of Afton Man
An Afton man identified as DO. Nester, a shoe repairer, blessed his meal at noon Sunday before his grandchild, then his cup tipped, and he collapsed. He died within moments from heart failure.
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Afton
Nester
U. S. To Supervise Japanese Colony In Magdalena Bay
Washington views the plan for a 20 000 person Japanese colony at Magdalena Bay as highly significant amid a push to station 14 000 U S troops in Hawaii and to open a San Francisco to South America steamship line. A San Francisco meeting discussed sale of 5 000 000 acres to the Japanese group Chartered Company of Lower California, led by John K E Blackman.
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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 Suggested By Peyton
Peyton urges Wyoming Hospital for the Insane patients to build white roads this summer. He cites twenty physically strong men at the asylum who could work outdoors, aid state labor, and rely as reliably as penitentiary workers. The idea, he says, will be sent to the state board of charities and reform for consideration.
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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 planning
A plan to form a cooperative industrial club was discussed with ministers from several denominations offering assistance. A three member committee was appointed to propose Frontier Day names, plus a pamphlet on Cheyenne attractions funded by the Frontier Day committee and industrial club. Photos for the pamphlet are nearly complete with fresh shots by a local photographer.
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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 alleged to be involved in McNamara trial intrigue
Pretrial allegations claim Darrow involved with secretive figures during the McNamara case. Franklin and Browne discuss alleged leaks and betrayals by defense detectives, with claims of tightfisted conduct and hidden confidants.
Troops Revolt in Juarez Mexico Threats and Looting Across Border
Juarez garrison mutinies with hundreds of soldiers aided by Chihuahua detachments. Rumors say revolters shout down Madero and Viva Zapata as liquor stores are raided and bridges to the border may be dynamited. An Italian army surgeon reports fifteen dead and two Americans among the victims.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Madero
Estrada
Martinez
Davis
Memphis
Colonel Estradas
Custom House
Banco Minero
Watches and assets tangled in Cheyenne trading scandal
San Burgman claims the best watches deal in Cheyenne history earning about $5 000 while keeping 224 watches. Postmaster Hoyt sold the watches to Burgman and Kingham, who once found short in his accounts, bought back many items including motorcycles phonographs and sewing machines. The exchanges link Burgman Hoyt and Kingham to a complex theft and misappropriation scheme surrounding 224 watches and other property.
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San
Murphy and Heenan Plead Guilty in Robbery Case
Thomas Murphy and Warry Heenan pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny for taking part in a west side robbery of Oswald Born. Tubby Jones had been convicted earlier. Judge Matson sentenced Murphy to two years in the penitentiary with at least one year to serve, and Heenan to eighteen months with at least one year.
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Krobbbery
Oswald Born
Tubby
Thomas Murphy
Warry Heenan
Tubby Jones
Owig
Asiny
Matson
Murphy
Henan
Heenan
Colds Cause Headache and Laxative Remedy Ad Begs Signatures
A fragmentary advertisement claims Colg and Grip remedy relieves colds with headache and laxative effects. It requests full name and signature from EK. W. Grove and associates for authenticity.
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W. Grove
The
Congregational Church Elects Officers for Year
The Congregational church and society held its adjourned annual meeting to elect officers. J D Gleason is financial clerk EK W Stone treasurer J T Velin superintendent Sunday school Clyde Snow church clerk Two trustees filled by H B Patton and A L D Johnston Missionary committee Burke Riner and Arn H B Patton Deacons P F Snow F K Vaughn J T Velin Music committee W W Gleason Mrs A D Johnston and Mrs Galen Fox Ushers for services include Dr. W A Wyman John Riner Stanley Gill Ernest Snow and others A committee will report on federating doxologies into a central organization for cooperation Rev F L Moore presided and praised the meeting’s success.
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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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Job Harrimat
Joseph Scott
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