Death in Union Pacific paint shop collapse verdict
A coroners jury ruled the death of Union Pacific worker Waithwright accidental and not due to someone’s criminal neglect. The wall collapse at the paint shop caused fatal skull injuries as the victim sat near the wall amid rebuilding. Six witnesses testified including foreman Wainwright’s co workers with the inquest led by Coroner Clyde Early.
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Howard FE. Watenrieht
Union Pacific
W. K. Vinneen
Edwart Mckay
A. Gylling
Waithwright
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
Mrs Kendrick to Host Reception Friday for Visiting Delegates
Crowded Thursday program shifts reception to Friday from 1 to 6 PM at the executive mansion. Mrs J B Kendrick will host the visiting delegation after a Thursday night dance at the Kik club replaces the reception. Union Pacific offers to move ten Pullmans for delegates and use sleeping cars in local yards at regular rates.
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Executive Mansion
J. B Kendrick
Union Pacific
Pullman Company
T. W Tomlinson
Association
Evanston
Wyoming
Utah
Thermopolis
Colorado Legislature Holds Quick Organization Session
Denver Jan 4 Both houses opened with provisional organization and adjourned to tomorrow. The Senate formed an elections committee while both chambers advised Governor Carleon of readiness for his message. He was unavailable at a luncheon.
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Denver
Senate
Carleon
Audit plan for Jenkins estate in Rawlins murder case
Sam M. Thompson county attorney plans a thorough audit of C. V. Beard's final report as executor of J. Warren Jenkins estate. The review, requested by county commissioners, questions why the county received 735 dollars of a 3459 dollar claim and examines attorney fees and costs from the 1813 Rawlins murder estate case involving Jonnie Stoot Jenkins.
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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
Cheyenne residents and nearby exhibitors fared well at the Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show with 267 birds exhibited the largest ever in Cheyenne. Loveland winners claimed two silver cups while J Fulton of Cheyenne won best display of White Wyandotte Rocks. Judge Wilson praised the entries as comparable to Denver and Stock Yards shows.
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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 Holdups
G G Withers a self described Omaha traveling man says he was robbed near the Casino saloon in the business district of two diamonds valued at 600 dollars and 140 in currency. Police continue to seek the alleged bandits said to have posed as friends and forced him into a dark area. Withers left town yesterday despite police requests to stay.
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G. G. Withers
Omaha
Withers
Maha
Stoddard Denies Intent Behind Tax Increase
The article reports Stoddard denying any intended reflection on an increase of $5000 for Willie and notes Chairman Richardson cites delinquent tax collection needs. County Treasurer Stoddard says he knew nothing about the raise, surprised by the decision. A special delinquent tax office yielded about $13,000, believed nearly all collectible without suit. The extra $1600 for the new Republican treasurer remains unexplained, with audit costs possibly covered by this fund.
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Willie
Richardson
Stoddard
Republican County
Wyoming Weather Outlook With Snow in Northwest
Fair Friday in most areas with snow in the northwest Saturday. Clouds move into the south while the north may see light snow. Temperatures expected to hold steady overall.
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Wyoming
County Budget Adopted by Board with 189000 Cap
The county budget for the next year was adopted by the board of county commissioners setting a spending limit of not more than 189000. The increase of about 20000 over last year reflects 25000 for a proposed city and county building. The plan aims to reduce actual expenditures below estimates where possible with allocations for road work poor relief pensions and court and official expenses.
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Board of County Commissioners
Richardson
Shelter Seeker Dies After Cold Night Crawl in Car
An unidentified tramp sought shelter in a refrigerated freight car to escape bitter cold and was found dead yesterday morning in the improvised shelter. Authorities believe coal heater fumes smothered him after he entered through a ventilator. Body at Early funeral rooms.
Wyoming wildlife official praises preserves and urges new reserves
The state report shows 2525 game animals killed including 128 wolves 2176 coyotes 220 bobcats and a bear. Wilson lauds existing preserves and urges four new ones in the Wind River can yon stocked with elk to attract travelers. He notes fencing needs and proposes a 700 appropriation. He opposes the Hayden-Chamberlain bill for forest preservation and highlights the strong financial position of the state game warden office with 1915 1916 receipts of 76639.19 and a balance of 18610.89.
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Wilson
Wind River
Hayden-Chamberlain
Wind River actions seek to expand game preserve and deer licenses
The report discusses several proposed laws: enlarging Pope Agile game preserve, reducing alien licenses from $25 to $12.59 to boost state revenue, creating a single resident and nonresident nimrod license, stocking pheasants with sufficient funds, allowing daily sage hen hunts only by legally hunting hunters, banning automobile use in hunting, banning email caliber guns for big game, and increasing the assistant deputy warders’ salaries by $6060 annually plus protesting government control of akim Wyu ming.
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Wilson
Akim Wyuming
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Colorado Legislature
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Edison
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