Dynamite Plots Death Toll At Camp Suspected In Rockford
Reports from Rockford Illinois describe dynamite incidents tied to alleged plots targeting Camp Grant. A residence blast damaged the Ogden home and a half stick of dynamite was found in coal deliveries, prompting police to warn households and coal dealers to inspect coal for dynamite.
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Rockford
Hilan
Irant
Hockford
William A. Ogden
Ogden
Alge
Mr. Ogden
Camp Grant
Rock!ord
Rockford Hospital
Cap Grant Ad
Camp Grant Conti
Inois
Indiana
Olive Tablets advertised as liver bowel tonic
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims they cleanse the blood bowels and liver without sickness or pain, and promise improved daily wellbeing after taking one or two nightly. Boxes cost 10c and 25c at druggists.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Edwardeweet
Big Damage Suit Filed at Thermopolis
Dr R W Hale sues J Kherllontington owner of Huntington Inn Thermopolis for 10000 in a damage suit alleging slander and injurious remarks made on June 1 while Hale served as house physician at the Huntington Inn. The petition claims the proprietor called him a crafter and accused him of professional impropriety and threatened patients in his care. The filing asserts Hale suffered great damages from the alleged statements and related incidents.
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Thermopolis
Wye
Jan
Kher Llontington
Huntington Inn
R. W. Hale
Hale
Huntington
Government to Fight Predatory Animals in Wyoming
The Biological Survey launches a wolf and predator destruction campaign in Wyoming, funded by $17,500 from the government and local wool growers in Lincoln Uinta Sweetwater and Carbon counties. Fourteen men operate in 23 districts using poisoning this year and trapping later, with the Lincoln County Wool Growers backing the effort.
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Kemmebrer
Wyo
Wyoming
Biological Survey
Countie
Lincoln
Uinta
Sweetwater
Carbon
Lincoln County
Wool Growers Association
Carthon
Wand
Mexicans Held on Shoplifting Charge in Rock Springs
In Rock Springs Wyoming Jim Woofelli and a Mexican woman companion were arrested for allegedly shoplifting a dress from the Racket store. A clerk and officers traced the couple, with the dress recovered and the pair jailed. The case was to be decided after Prosecuting Attorney Johnson returned from Green River.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Jam
Jim Woofelli
Freliseher
City Hall
Johnson
Green River
Railways Earned Only 5.8 Percent in 1916 Profits
Editorial cites Interstate Commerce Commission figures from its annual report to Congress showing the 1916 operating income to property investment ratio at 5.8 percent for class I roads and subsidiaries. The piece notes revised estimates by the commission and Bureau of Railway Economics pointing toward about 6.5 to 6.7 percent for 1917 and discusses the method behind these figures.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Railway Age Gazette
Railway Age Ciarette
Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
United States
Railway Age Charette
Basin Farmers Institute to Meet in January
Basin Wyo January 2 County Agent Allyn Tedinon announces Basin Institute meetings will run January 7 through 12 across Lowell Byron Shell Basin and Germania. Lecturers from farm work authorities will address stockmen and veterinarians. Stockmen should note January 20 as a follow up date.
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Basin
Wyo
Allyn Hl. Tedman
Institute of Basin
Lowell
Byron
Shell
Germania
Tedinon
Aince
Iutute of
Kent
Etockimen
Iwegtock Exert
McTing
Vasin
Wyoming to boost road building across state in 1918
State highway engineer Z K Levison announced a marked increase in road work for the coming year. Five new road engineers will oversee projects from Rawlins Casper Sheridan and Hasin with details pending salaries. Nine miles of concrete near Basin cost about 15000 dollars per mile funded by national state and county money for the Great Western Sugar company.
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Z. K. Levison
Rawlins
Casper
Sheridan
Hasin
State Highway Commission
Basin
Great Western Sugar Company
West Salt Creek
Meeteetse
Wyoming
Fire Destroys Mountain Home in Wyoming
E M Nott of Carter Mountain lost his house and most belongings when a gasoline pressure lamp exploded during an evening reading. He and Mrs. Nott were badly burned fighting the blaze as high winds spread flames to the home. only walls remained after firefighters responded and water from a nearby stream was used. Nott traveled to Cody for medical attention and clothing.
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Cody, Wyo
E. M. Nott
Carter Mountain
Mrs. Nott
Mr. Nott
Cady
Coal Mines Need More Cars In Wyoming Shortage
ROCK SPRINGS Wyoming Jan 2 Mines in northern Wyoming face a car shortage as field agent Mr Carroll heads there to assess relief. Washington state mines are idle due to lack of orders. David Whitcomb fuel administrator has embargoed coal shipments from Wyoming and Utah to push consumption of Washington coal and reduce long hauls to conserve cars.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming
Mr. Carroll
Washington
David Whitcom
Utah
German Admiral says Germany not afraid of US in war
Baron Admiral Keyserlingk of the German navy says Germany will fight long for peace and would not accept an unfavorable peace. He states that fear of America would not deter submarine warfare and that a separate peace with Russia would not frighten Germany. He adds central powers delegates arrive in Petrograd while prices and food in Germany are reported high but stable.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Admiral Keyserlingk
Imperial German Navy
Germany
America
Russia
Keyserlingk
Merhan
Vierle
Brest- Litovsk
Berlin
Wilcox Hatchery Ships Three Tons Poultry
J C Wilcox of the Wilcox hatchery reports shipping three tons of poultry to out of town markets just before Christmas from Basin Wyoming.
Elderly Care Health Note Prompt Corrected
A brief health note discusses laxative selection for elderly people and emphasizes safety and proper use to avoid adverse effects. It underscores the need for medical guidance and monitoring in older patients.
Negro Lad Is Sentenced to Reform School for Murder
Cortez Gant a 15 year old colored youth pleaded guilty to criminal carelessness in the killing of Nick Papathomuas owner of the Nicholas grocery in Casper Wyoming. He was committed to the Industrial school for boys at Worland for an indefinite term. Prosecutors showed the shooting was accidental as the youth claimed he had pulled the trigger of an unloaded gun he intended to buy.
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Casper, Wyo
Cortez Gant
Nick Papathomuas
Nicholas Grocery
Sand Bar
Papathomas
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