Insane Wyoming man drives family from Pinedale cabin
A. Walker, mentally deranged, threatened his family with a shotgun and burned clothing after smashing guns near a creek. He fled toward Piney, last seen scantily clad several miles from town. officials have no reliable lead on his location. The family remains away from the cabin as authorities pursue information.
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Pinedale
Walker
Stpal
Walter
Nebraska
Himsel
Piney
Cottonwood
Daniel
Alex
Wyoming adopts long wall coal mining at Reliance No 3
Rock Springs Jan. 4 arrangements completed for Reliance No 3 mine to use the long wall method. A single face is mined until unsafe then roof cave ins, filling the room before continuing. George Smith to lead the project with prior Scotland experience. The five foot seam suits the new system and miners watch the experiment.
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Rock Springs
Reliance
Wyoming
George Smith
Scotland
Indians Suffer Amid Snow on Wind River Reservation
Jan 4 report details cold, snowy conditions worsening hardship for Shoshone and Arapaho at Wind River. A few Indians work for 2.50 per day on road duty near Arragon bridge. Delegations at Brule agency note drought relief and gifts from Sioux and St Stevens mission aid the needy. Pine Ridge Sioux raise 220 for their brothers.
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Lanier
Wind River Reservation
Arragon Bridge
Blis Wind River
Indian Council
Brule Agency
St Stevens
Pine Ridge Acent
Wanted for Attempted Murder in Sheridan Mining Camp
Badly wounded Sheridan, once a Montenegrin miner, Louis Ralich of New Rome is sought by county authorities for firing four shots at Rado Jurich near a coal mining camp last Wednesday. Jurich, alarmed for his life, traveled to Sheridan, a criminal warrant issued by Judge T J Foster charging Ralich with attempted assault with intent to do great bodily harm, but he remains at large.
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Sheridan
Louis Ralich
New Rome
Rado Jurich
Ra- Nich
Jurich
T. J. Foster
Ralich
Pawttic Fork Express Ships Heavy Local Freight
The Pawttic Fork Express reports shipping 90 000 tons of ore from the area this season with most heading to eastern markets. Today 30 box cars were sent to Nebraska and Kansas, 15 to Nebraska and 24 to the Kansas division. A three time cent leader appears in a clipping blurb.
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Laremie
Jun
Pawttic Frok Express Company
Nebraska
Kansas
Narrow Escape for Sheridan Editor and Wife
Sheridan Wyoming January 4 M H L Camplin city editor of the Daily Enterprise and his wife narrowly escaped death when their kitchen range exploded early this morning demolishing the kitchen. Cast iron had driven into the wall near their dining table and windows were shattered by the blast. Ceiling damage from stove debris.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Man Wanted in Laramie 15 Caught in Oregon
Sheriff Frazer reports the arrest in Roseburg Oregon of Frank Corlah and a man named targets, sought for a major robbery. Frazer plans to press a charge of selling mortgaged property if conviction fails locally. Coziah had mortgaged horses to First National Bank and fled the area weeks ago.
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Laramie
Frazer
Roseburg
Ore
Frank Corlah
Targets
Coziah
Centennial Valley
First National Bank
W. H. Holliday Company
Births and deaths mark Sheridan county year 1911
Sheridan county records show 145 births and 400 deaths in 1911. Mrs Emma L O Neil died at her son's Sheridan home. Sterzbach of Laramie underwent brain base surgery yesterday. Six couples began New Year plans including Cecil Wentz and Mabel Thomas and Ward O Mount and Mae M Pate. William Tripeny wed Edith Holmes in Ohio. Sheridan tax treasurer notes 100 percent collection?
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Sheridan County
Emma L. O'Neil
Sheridan
WI Sterzbach
Laramie
Cecil Wentz
Mabel Thomas
Walter S. Parker
Suiss Velma Clements
Ward O. Mount
Mae M. Pate
Henry W. Warriner
Florence Pate
Fred Tall
Myrtle Irwin
Depouty
William Tripeny
Casper
Natrona County
Edith Holmes
Ohio
Brida
Wyoming
Rhoridan County
Old Timer Dead Rawlins Engineer Dies in City
An elderly engineer, W. McKinney, aged about 62, died here today. One of America's oldest engineers, he began railroading at McQueen Locomotive Works in New York and later ran on the New York Central. He moved west to the Loading & Northern, then the Hockleland road in the 1850s and had lived in Rawlins, working west on the Union Pacific for 35 years.
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Rawlins
Jam
W. McKinney
McQueen Locomotive Works
New York
Canada
New York Central
Etraptron
Lodiing & Northern
Hockleland Road
U. P
Budget turmoil hits state fair board as resignations loom
The Jan 4 note reports multiple resignations from the state board of fair commissioners. With Luther Freeman and Secretary McWhinnie gone and Otto Bolin plus M J Johnson to tender, only Russell Thorpe remains experienced. Governor Carey has yet to appoint replacements, and no budget details on this instability are released.
Denver Stock Show Promises Largest Ever Gathering
Denver National Western Stock Show runs January 15 to 20 with a U.S. Cavalry drill from Fort D. A. Russell and horses from Fort Collins breeding station. Wyoming wool exhibits and many sheep decks will be shown. Two programs daily promise to rival Chicago and New York highlights with Colorado & Southern Railway offering special rates.
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Denver
Sth Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
United States
Fort Collins
University of Wyoming
Chicago
New York
Colorado & Southern Railway
Colorado & Southera
Card of Thanks for Cherished Daughter Pualing Jerpe Me
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to many friends who helped ease the ordeal caused by the death of their beloved daughter Pualing Jerpe Me and Mee. The Gate Leader Wail Ads bring Best rethlitsn, Trey one.
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Pualing Jerpe
Gosteve
Tax Commissioner McGill Targets Coal Companies
Capitol news reports Tax Commissioner McGill preparing to campaign against state coal companies to demand they pay taxes. He plans to compile state mine output statistics while operators argue taxes should apply to net output rather to gross production.
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McGill
MacGill
State Pardons Board Hears Soldiers Pleas at Capitol
The state board of pardons sits at the state capitol this week with many cases to hear including several soldiers requesting pardons or paroles. Chaplain Stull appeared before the board yesterday on their behalf.
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State Board of Pardons
State Capitol
Stul
Governor Carey Names JF Freeburgh Notary Public
Governor Carey signed the commission of JF Freeburgh of Lander as a notary public for four years, enabling him to practice in his community.
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Carey
JF. D. Freeburgh
Lander
State Bank Examiner reports Wyoming banks 1911 totals
State Bank Examiner Newlin releases an abstract of the condition of Wyoming state banks including private, savings, and trust companies as of December 31, 1911. Wyoming lists 64 institutions with total assets of 8,487,768.23, capital stock 1,267,000 and deposits 5,941,095.23, about twice the deposits of the four Cheyenne banks combined.
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State Bank Examiner
Newlin
Wyoming
State, Savings and Trust Company
Death of Deputy State Veterinarian Louis Potter
Louis Potter former Douglas resident dies during a short visit with relatives and friends in Douglas before his service as Deputy State Veterinarian in Cheyenne.
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Louis Potter
Douglas
Potter
Cheyenne
Sheep Disease Probe Planned by State Board
H. S. Eakins, secretary of the state sheep board, will send a deputy inspector to the Red desert region in the west to examine winter ranges. Authorities say about 1,000,000 sheep may be threatened by lip and leg disease, and the inspector will verify the claim and file a comprehensive report.
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H. S. Eakins
State Sheep Board
Red Desert
Attorneys Roister Spaulding Crawford Spaffords Visit Capitol
At the state capitol yesterday visitors included attorney A. J. Roister of Rawlins attorney P. W. Spaulding of Evanston A Crawford of Evanston and Mr and Mrs Frank Spafford of Encampment.
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State Capitol
A. J. Roister
Rawlins
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
A. Crawford
Frank Spafford
State Board Examines Routine Business at Capitol
The State Board of Medical Examiners, in session at the state capitol for two days, completed much routine business and made minor changes in dispensing methods.
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State Board of Medical Exaaminers
Sowaton
State Capitol
State Tax Commissioner Returns After Family Trip
State Tax Commissioner John Mc Gille resumes duties at the expirnt building after a brief family trip. He expects to depart soon on an extended official visit to the western part of the state.
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John McGille
Ehont Viell
Lerkske
Kedmen Danch at Pratrian
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Al Hall Jan plus a date January 6 and a note 1ite. No clear event or outcome.
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Kedmen Danch
Pratrien
Hall
Jan
Close Friend of McNamara 10 Testify in Federal Probe
Indianapolis officials report Frank Eckhoff of Cincinnati ready to testify before the federal grand jury about links to John J. and James B. McNamara and Ortle McManigal in nationwide dynamite plots. Detective Burns notes connections to Samuel Gompers and former Indianapolis Mayor Bookwalter amid a probe of labor ties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Eckhoff
Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
John J
James B. McNamara
Ortle EB. McManigal
Hekhoff
John J. McNamara
McNamara
William J. Burne
Bualhens
Samuel Gompers
Charles A. Bookwalter
Burns
Bookwalter
Philadelphia
Hugo Thorahh
Gomnes
John Jenomara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tran
Washington
Samuel Gompera
Federation
Gompers
J. J. McNamara
Joy Rider on Loco Motive Kills Ten
Ten people die when a Joy Rider locomotive crashes into a train at Webster station. The impact drives the train back 200 feet, tossing a rear car from the rails and scattering live coals that ignite the express car. Jardine was buried by coal and arrested as firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Webster
Jardine
Wilt Enjoined From Extending Tax Rolls
Denver court grants permanent injunction preventing Hiram E. Hills from extending beyond 15 miles of the 1911 tax levy and barring the city from levying over 15 miles for general purposes. City attorney seeks twelve days stay of execution pending appeal to the supreme court.
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Denver
Colo
Hiram EB. Hills
J. H. Teller
Brummlet
J. F. Markey
Harry A. Lindsley
Supreme Court
Railroads Set New Freight Rates on Seed and Grain
Sioux Falls D. S D Jan 4 Railroads crossing South Dakota west of the Missouri River and four counties east of it announce new freight rates for seed and grain in the region.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Missouri River
Leader Publishing Company Annual Meeting Notice
The stockholders of Leader Publishing Company will hold their annual meeting at 1818 Carry Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming at 2:30 PM on January 1902 to elect directors and transact other proper business. By J. Ross Carpenter, President.
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Leader Publishing Company
Carry Avenue
Chevenywe
Wyoming
Turapay
J. Ross Carpenter
Rich Banker Admits He Is Forged in Forgeries Case
Battle Creek Michigan reports H M Dearing a 73 year old banker and his son Palmer admitting forgeries totaling about 165000 that led to Albion National Bank shutdown. They describe forging notes using fictitious or farmer names to obtain funds. P M Dearing says payroll losses for Cook Manufacturing exceeded 20000 yearly for five years. Both were taken to Wayne County jail as federal prisoners awaiting indictments possibly two months.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Leavenworth
H. M. Dearling
Detroit
Palmer M. Dearing
United States
Pather and Son
Albion National Bank
Dearing
Michigan
P. M. Dearing
H. M. Dearing
Cook Manufacturing Company
Albion
Wayne County
The Findley Mines Company Incorporated in Wyoming
Notice states The Findley Mines Company is incorporated under Wyoming law on December 11 1911 with principal office in Cheyenne Wyoming and operations planned in Teller County Colorado. Objects include leasing and developing mining real estate and mills, acquiring water rights, and borrowing funds with capital stock of 50 million dollars divided into 2 million shares of par value .02% per share. Officers listed include G Carlton A B Carlton and V Of Mann with Thomas Hunter Jr and W K Grieg named as attorneys.
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Cilhog Ftn
Secretary of State
Colorado Kin, Mining Company
Stupnel Gites
Wyombug
Colorana
Stork
L. G. Carlton
A. F R. Carlton
W. H. Mann
Cheyenne
Laramie County
16Th St
W. R. Brier
Teller County
Cole
Findley Mines Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Anid Company
Thous
G. Carlton
A. B. Carlton
V. of. Mann
W. K. Grieg
Thomas Hunter, Jr
Colorado King Mining Co Incorporation Notice
Shoal notice states The Colorado King Mining Co was incorporated under the laws of the region.
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Colorado King Mining Co
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Prom Lee Fields
Laramo
Troom
Oregon
Led
Centennial
Rawline
Rallromd
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State Fair ‘Board
East
West
Conivethl
Jewelry & Optical Co. Cor
17Th St
Capitol Ave
Capitol News
State Bank Statement
Will
Capitol
M'Namara
Sala
Joy Rider
Thomas Hunter
S. E. Manh, Propr
Beto
Home Bakery
Eddy & Phone
L. C. Smith
Visible Machines
C. Smith
Smith
Olivers
Hammond
Samaith
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Fee
Ramingtons
Enetie
Plains Hotel
Huthling
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