Boy Saves Brother From Deadly Stallion Attack
William Stephenson’s son in Calion Creek narrowly survives a brutal attack when 12-year-old Darience intervenes on a large imported stallion. The horse mauls the youth, who is saved from further harm by his brother’s timely shot and the family’s quick response. The horse was killed. the youth, treated for injuries, is expected to recover.
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Calver
Aghwet
Ton Stephenson
William Stephenson
Calyon Creek
Hove
Hanne
Hegee
Miles
Canyon Creek
Casper
Hob
Hook Cardwell
Stephenson
Winchester
Congress to Convene Today After Holiday Recess
Washington January 3 Congress reconvenes at noon after holiday vacation to proceed with legislative program. House members will adjourn tomorrow to honor Seyster Newlands of Nevada and Representative Bolrick of Ohio who died during the recess. The first business planned for Friday includes President Witkon addressing a joint session on government operation of rail roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Reese Ek Lee
Betel Otrelone
Seyster Newlands
Nevada
Bolrick
Ohio
Witkon
Alleged Burglar Arrested Near Salon Door
A man identified as Wee Tan o Kerry was arrested Wednesday morning by Night Offices Davia on suspicion of attempted burglary at the Adame bar salon. Janitor Jot Smith observed him trying to open the door after it had been left open. Police recovered a large cache of possible burglary tools and other items at his home following a search warrant executed by Deputy Sheriff Pisher. Stark, a Crey flour resident, has worked as a linenman for the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Qheyaule
Wee
Tan
Kerry
FC Stark
Davia
Jot Smith
Adame
Pisher
Cimaretton
Stark
Creyflour
Western Union Tetegraph
Ouster Proceedings Against Casper Hotel
Ouster actions filed in district court target the Western Hotel Company and the Midwest Refining Company leasing parts of the Casper property. The petitions allege breach of contract, alterations to hotel structures, and forfeiture of leases with both tenants resisting owner orders.
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Casper
Wye
Jan
Western Hotel
Midwest Hotel Company
S Ie
Wulherieing
Ifle
Refiniew Company
Hotel Company
Refining Company
Truck Fire From Lantern Flare Causes Blaze on Street
Casper daily report details two separate incidents. A large auto truck on North Durbin street caught fire when a lantern tipped over and gasoline ignited but was contained by firemen before arriving. Earlier, a pile of rntebish burned near Bloom Shoe and Clothing Company without further damage.
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Casper, Wee
Jan
North Durbin Street
Mloom Shoe and Clothing Company
Acquitted of Charge of Helping Prisoners to Escape
Wee Jan 4 Jillian Ureaties freed after jury finds insufficient evidence to convict on aiding escape from jail. Trial heard connected theft accusations. defense cited lack of proof.
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Cody
Wee
Whitey
Jillian
Nurses Abroad United by Duty to Aid War Stricken Allies
The Red Cross has quietly sent 2,000 trained nurses overseas to assist in countries under war strain, including France Greece Romania and Serbia. They visit the destitute care tubercular patients and instruct mothers in infant care while filling a gap left by departing nurses. The Council of National Defense urges patriotic young women to enter nursing schools to replace those who have answered the call.
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Red Cross
France
Roumania
Serbia
Italy
Greece
Russia
Belgium
Atlantic
The
Red Cross Au
Thorities
Committee On Nursing
Council of National Defense
Washington
Kipling and Other Authors Dominant in US Army Library Needs
An article notes American soldiers in France show strong demand for translated fiction, French history, and technical books. Kipling, Service, Wells, and Stevenson lead requests, with maps and French grammars popular. English texts remain scarce as the YMCA library system distributes 10000 maps and geography aids to support ongoing study.
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France
Alfred M. Brdce
State University of Boyth Pakote
Edhvard Kipling
Robert W. Service
G. Wells
Robert Levin Stevenson
Brace
Prance
England
Brary Department
Red Triangle
W. DB. Briges
Morvard Wiiversity
American Library Association
America
Caesar
Gaul
Maris
Francé
Lirary Department
M.C. A
Western Front
Europe
Kipling Lads
Rudyard Kipling
JH. G. Wells
R. L. Blevenson
Augustus Hare
Paris
William Cullen Bryant
Rohinson Crusoe
How This Nervous Woman Got Well
A reader from Christopher Alabama testifies she suffered four years with irregularities weakness and nervousness. After two doctors failed she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and claims cure. She praises the remedy and offers to consult Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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Christopher
Lil
Dia E. Pinkham
Mia
Alice Heaver
Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Year 1917 Front Casualties and French Air Supremacy
Associated Press reports one million German casualties along the French front in 1917. French forces retook Verdun area and key positions, while French and American aviators destroyed 517 German planes with 512 more possibly lost. Fay and Lenoir among notable airmen who died.
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Frederick
Sommer
Aisne
France
Somme
Oise
Champagne
Hindenburg
Malmaison
Lafayette Squadrilla
Giynemer
Deorme
Lenoir
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Phightesh
Gtns
Stephaneon
Tolur
D. C. Barksdale
Capitol Ave
Casper Hotel
Western Hotel Company
Midwest Refining Company
W. Fpf Henning
Iory
United States
Ulane Tale Titan
Tulsa
Oklaloma
Johns Hopkins Gage Hospital
Army Hospital NO. 2
Expeditionary Forge
Srance
Kipling
Kaiser
Verdun
Paken
Associated Press
Masters of Air
Idaho
Cheyenne Live Fish and Poultry Market
17Th
Arminda
Jonathan, Wagoner
Rome
Hillsdale Mercantile Co
Hillsdale, Wyo
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