Death at Union Pacific Paint Shop Ends in Coroner’s Verdict
A coroner jury found that Howard F. Watenright, Union Pacific employee, died from a skull fracture when a wall collapsed at the paint shop. The inquest heard no criminal negligence and noted no prior inspection of the wall. Several coworkers were inside. Watenright died at St. John’s Hospital after the accident.
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Howard FE. Watenrieht
Union Pacific
W. K. Vinneen
Edwart Mckay
A. Gylling
Watthwright
Clyde Early
Br. G. A. Fox
Martin F Turco
Howard Wiliams
Jr. W. Jordan
Eteet Erteting Cang
Wainwrisht Wes
Wainwrsct
Lowital
Wainwriight
Cone Monsiers
Turco
V. BP
St. John’s Hospital
Fox
Howard Williams
Williams
George
Kelle ¥ Y
John R. Harrison
Kendrick Reception Moved To Friday At Executive Mansion
Due to crowding in Thursday’s program, the American Live stock association schedules a reception for visiting delegates Friday from 1 to 6 PM at the executive mansion with Mrs J B Kendrick hosting. A Kiks club dance replaces Thursday night reception as hosts and delegates travel by Pullman at regular rates. T W Tomlinson attends Wyoming Utah Stockgrowers event in Evanston and Cheyenne Sees opening.
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Executive Mansion
J. B Kendrick
Union Pacific
Pullman Company
T. W Tomlinson
Association
Evanston
Wyoming
Utah
Thermopolis
Colorado Legislature Begins Organizational Work
Denver Jan 4 Both houses opened with preliminary organization and adjourned until tomorrow. The Senate established an elections committee as the houses signaled readiness for Governor Carleon’s message. Messengers could not locate the governor who attended a luncheon.
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Denver
Senate
Carleon
Audit plan eyes final Jenkins estate report in Rawlins case
Sam M. Thompson county attorney seeks a careful audit of C. V. Beard executor’s final report on the J Warren Jenkins estate, probate at Rawlins in 1813 for the murder of Jonnie Stoot Jenkins Cheyenne. The aim is to confirm if the county’s $735 allotment from a $3,459 claim is fair and whether the $2,601 disallowed balance may spur further litigation.
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Sam M. Thompson
C. V. Beard
J. Warren Jenkins
Rawlins
Jonnie Stoot Jenkins
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Jenkin
Anna Mary Jenkins
York
Ray BE
Lee
Attornney
W. B.ross
Jenkins
D. J. Howell
W. C. Mentier
Ballif
Pendentiary
Ross
Odo
Laramie
Thompson
Fingl
Coloradoans Win at Poultry Show in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show awarded prizes after noon yesterday. Loveland, Cheyenne, and other Colorado and Wyoming exhibitors competed with White Wyandottes and White Rocks scoring high. Secretary John C. Fulton announced 267 birds exhibited, praising Judge Wilson and inviting the public to view the displays today and Saturday.
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Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Show
John R. Wilson
Here
Colorado
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
Drage
Roy Buck
J. ©. Fulton
Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Clase
Wilson
Denver
Stock Yards
Sec
John C. Fulton
Fulton
Judge Wilson
Laramie
No Clue to Alleged Street Hold-ups
G. G. Withers a self described Omaha traveling man reported being robbed of two diamonds worth 600 dollars and 140 dollars in cash near the Casino saloon. Police continue search for the alleged bandits while Withers left town after being asked to stay.
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G. G. Withers
Omaha
Withers
Maha
Stoddard Denies He Intended Reflection
The article reports County Treasurer Stoddard denying any intended reflection while Chairman Richardson defends a $5000 appropriation, a $1500 rise for the Willie. It notes a new delinquent tax collection office last year that collected about $13,000 and says further collections would require court action. The extra $1600 for the new Republican treasurer’s budget lacks explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Richardson
Stoddard
Republican County
Wyoming Weekend Weather Sketch
Fair Friday with snow in the northwest. Saturday brings clouds in the south and likely snow in the north with little temperature change.
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Wyoming
County Budget Approved By Board With 189000 Cap
The county board adopted a next year budget not to exceed 189000, up about 20000 from last year mainly due to 25000 for the city and county building. The plan lists spending limits for road work, poor farm, pensions, disease fund, court costs, coroner's needs, and staffing, with aims to reduce actual outlays below estimates.
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Board of County Commissioners
Richardson
Seeking Shelter Tramp Dies in Refrigerator Car
A unidentified tramp sought shelter from bitter cold in a freight refrigerator car and died yesterday morning in the yards. Charcoal heater fumes likely smothered him. he entered through a ventilator and could not escape before dying. Body located at Early funeral rooms.
Native Game Preserves Advocated and Wildlife Figures Cited
State game reports list 128 wolves 2176 coyotes 220 bobcats and 2525 total from game preserves. Wilson praises existing preserves and urges 4 new Wind River canon preserves stocked with elk with fencing at 700. He opposes Hayden-Chamberlain forest bill and notes 1915 1916 revenues of 76639.19 and expenses 58128.50, with 18610.89 balance.
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Wilson
Wind River
Hayden-Chamberlain
Wind River proposal to widen game preserve and regulate hunting
In his report Wilson urges laws to enlarge the Pope Agile game area and to reduce alien licenses to 12.59 dollars from 25. He backs funding for pheasant stocking and sets daily sage hen limits. He calls for banning automobile use in hunting and restricting big game firearms and seeks a salary increase for warders and protest against federal control.
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Wilson
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Appain
Colorado Legislature
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Wasserman’s
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Wipless Slayver
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J. ¢. Fulton
Cheyenne Alaso
Edison
Mr. Edison
Edison Shop
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