Wyoming Boxers Arrested After Laramie Fight
In Laramie on January 18 a boxing bout proceeded despite a deputy sheriff request not to. Governor Carey urged county officials to stop it, with county attorney Anderson filing informations against principals for violating state law. Local officials and police attended ringside as the event sparked debate over its legality.
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Laramie
Wyoming Tribune
Carey
Frank Avery
George McDance
J.J. Daniels
R. D. Watrous
William Creig
FR. L. Geddes
Ova Burris
C. J. Stromberg
Anderson
Geome
William Sneddon Injured Returning Pay Roll Ride
Marshal William Sneddon of Diamondville was badly hurt Friday on Diamondville hill after his rig with the Glencoe payroll overturned. He suffered a severe head wound requiring twenty three stitches and other serious bruises.
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Kemmerer
Marshal William Sneddon
Diamondville
Glencoe
Mr. Sneddon
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Cure claim for piles with PAZO OINTMENT. If itching bleeding or protruding piles persist after 14 days, druggist refunds 60 cents. Includes promise of refund and usage timeline.
Two Men Die In Show Slide Near Kemmerer
Kemmerer January 18 two men Peter Stevens and Max Krohonke were killed in a show slide on Corral Creek a Ham a Park tributary. Stevens and Krohonke were driving a wagon and team to a logging job when the slide began Stevens was pinned by a wagon box fragment and died after ten hours rescue workers found Krohonke buried under ten feet of snow. Stevens left a wife and two children in destitute circumstances.
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Stevens
Krohonkie
Mix Krohonkie
Wisconsin
Miner Survives Rock Fall at Glencoe Mine
Kemmerer January miners report Ni¢e Zlecor aged miner escaped a fatal cave in at Glencoe when a three ton rock crushed the car he loaded. He suffered head and body bruises and a broken rib, was knocked unconscious, then revived and rushed to Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City for treatment.
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Kemmerer
Ni¢e Zlecorage
Glencoe
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake Eity
Fire damages Spur ranch postoffice storeroom in Big Piney
Fire at the Spur ranch home of Mr and Mrs Al Davison destroyed the postoffice and storeroom and damaged dry goods valued around 500 dollars. The blaze started when a coal stove blew up and ignited paper. Prompt action kept the fire confined to one room.
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Big Piney
Spur Ranch
al Davison
Vinol advertised as blood builder and cough cure
An advertisement touts Vinol cod liver and iron as a strength booster and cough remedy. Carl Schulte of Coney Inland testimonials rapid recovery from a two month cough after using Vinol. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and targets weak, run-down individuals including women and Cheyenne Wyoming readers.
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Carl Schulte
Coney Inland
A. B. Roedell
Drigat
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Reputation of Effa Hazlett 19 Not the Best
Laramie reports question the account of Effa Hazlett who claims an assault in Denver. Her past as “Mrs. Casey” and ties to a confessional scandal involving C. E. Hudson are cited by locals doubting the latest tale. The boy’s paternity and the teacher’s removal amid a June incident are noted.
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Effa Hazlett
Laramie
Denver
Associated Press
Casey
C. E. Hudson
Mia
Ghe
Pennsylvania
Hadeon
Notable Valley Items Gather In Briefs
Birth announcements report a daughter for Mr and Mrs David Faddies and a daughter for Mr and Mrs John Keller, both of Kemmero. A denied purchase denial cites J W Allard of Evanston Times in Blackfoot Idaho. Frank L Costas of Lara mie convicted for staged robbery in Oregon. Beva Nash and Frankie White of Sheridan fought with a razor injury and jail. A marriage notes Mr W B McPherson and Miss Helen Forbes of Ranchester and Evanston wed recently.
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David Faddies
John Keller
Kemmere
J. W. Allard
Evanston
Beva Nash
Frankie White
Sheridan
W. B. McPherson
Helen Forbes
Ranchester
Progressives In Control Of Iowa Rise In Effect
Weakened by internal disputes the progressives in Iowa face a wartime split as Cummins contemplates a presidential bid. Rumors say La Follette may be backed or sidelined while Roosevelt era plans for unity falter. The White House watches the factional battle unfold amid broader campaign jockeying.
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Cumming
White House
Tat
Hia
Washington
Oyster Bay
Dgrdhacwee
Miteheork
Hilles
Trilles
Cherlah
Ronsevelt
la Follette
Cummins
Tale Wave Mitehcock
Anat Atthe
Eye care claim from local optician promotes expertise
An optometrist advertises deep eye knowledge and grinding capability claiming superior lens fitting. The shop asserts it operates the state's only lens grinding plant and offers tailored lenses unlike ordinary jeweler services.
Democratic Convention Call and Progressive Speech Report
Detroit on January 18 reports Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as principal speaker at the Michigan Press Association banquet. Nebraska Democrats plan a state wide meeting called by Mayor Dahlman to discuss presidential possibilities, to be held in about two weeks.
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John Burke
North Dakota
Folk
Ohio
House of Representatives
New Jersey
Burke
Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Woodrow Wilson
Michigan Press Association
Haa
Democrats
Neb
Omaha
Dahlman
Republican City Committee Endorses Roosevelt for President
St Louis Missouri January 18 the Republican city committee adopted resolutions praising Theodore Roosevelt as the foremost citizen and greatest man in the known world and endorsing his presidency.
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St. Louis, Co. P
Teddy
St. Louis
Republican City Committee
Roosevelt
Politeness Pays Even in Policemen
City police learned listening to prisoners has payoff when one deserter was released for failing to warn officers about a man described as talkative. After three days in jail for drunkenness and disturbance, the officers, busy with other reports, released the deserter and kept the reward for reporting deserters.
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United States Army
Littl
Colk
Calendar From Wyomley Trust Attracts City Readers
The Wyomley Trust and Savings issues a 1912 pocket size calendar on boards with three color pictures, offered free to any caller. The calendar promotes the business and Wyoming Frost and a Dank is noted as an original ad over the city glare.
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Wyomley Trust and Savings
Hank Hias
Wyoming
Mine and College Clash in January Event
A fragmentary note lists a January 20 date for a game or meet involving Mines, U A C, Keob, and Poldey. Details are unclear but the event appears to be a college level competition or gathering with multiple named participants.
Reveille Awaits Orders At Post
A sense of commotion fills the Post as orders loom from the War Department about sending troops to Honolulu. The Eleventh Infantry is the first to depart, with many veterans welcoming the change. Sergeant Hollander returns from furlough in Cincinnati and Captain Earle W. Tanner leaves for St Louis to assume paymaster duties.
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Eenal Corps
War Department
Honolulu
Eleventh Infantry
Hollander
Co. MM
Cincinnati
Sergt
Earle W. Tanner
Co. K
11Th Infantry
St. Louis, Mo
Tanner
Discharges and duties in Eleventh Infantry unit
Private Wilbur S. Jarvis of Company F is discharged by disability after over a year with no duty performed. Sergeant Frank Faulkner of Company K is ill in hospital with stomach trouble and overwork. Private Hell of Company M owns harrow gauges and will draw extra pay now. Private Gardner of Company A is boarding at the Guard House for three months.
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Eleventh Infantry
Wilbur S. Jarvis
Co. F
Jarvis
Frank Faulkner
Rank
Durance
Hell, Co, M
Corpo Burkheimer
Gardner
Co. A
Command Changes at Fort Post Signal Corps
Captain William Mitchell takes command of Company I Signal Corps relieving Captain Hartman who has been promoted to Major Hartmann will depart the post soon for a station at Fort Crook Omaha.
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Wm. Mitchell
Co. I
Signal Corps
Hartman
Hartmann
Ft. Crook
Omaha
Army unit notes long service moves and promotions
First Sergeant James 8S of Centree Troop H embarks on a seven day leave to visit wife in Leavenworth Kansas. Private Isaac Goodson Troop G promoted to Corporal as May discharge noted. First Lieutenant Benjamin O Davis joins regiment still unassigned. Davis a former military attaché in Africa on leave joins now as a colored officer. Quartermaster Sergeant Wm Rountree Troop I to escort Capt Youngs horses to Wilburforce Ohio then take twenty day furlough. Former First Sergeant Chas W Hershey to discharge from Battery D Saturday and depart for Oysterville Baltimore after long service. forebears fear he will not return to duty.
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Isaac Goodson
Goodson
Benjamin O. Davis
Davis I
Africa
Q. M. Seret
Wm. Rountree
Capt
Young
Wilburforce
Ohio
Chas. W. Hershey
Oysterville
Baltimore
How to be Certain of Curing Constipation
Prejudice should be set aside when health is at stake. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is claimed to cure chronic constipation in many Americans, with word of mouth and numerous testimonials. A sample bottle can be requested free by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello Indiana, with name and address on a postal card.
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Caldwall
Wm. Dehblin
Coeur D'Alene
What the Chimney Sang
A night wind over the chimney sings a mysterious melody. The Woman recalls a loss and hates the wind while the Children pry at a witch rumor. The Man hopes for snow and cost relief as the family contemplates the chimney leak. The Poet sees unity in the wind as a divine harmony.
Conservation of Manures Reveals Efficient Field Spreading
A Pennsylvania experiment shows spreading manure immediately minimizes nutrient loss. Covered sheds cause losses of nitrogen potassium and phosphorus, while packed, trampled manure on the soil retains most value and reduces subsequent leaching and volatilization.
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Pennsylvania
The Lion and the Mouse a strictly American play
A Great American Play The Lion and the Mouse is described as entirely American in scenes subject and authorship and expected to intensely interest audiences in America.
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America
Boston College Allows Girls to Eat Mince Pie Twice Yearly
Following Mount Holyoke the Boston Simmons college will permit girl students to eat mince pies only twice a year. Pedagogues say the pies make them drowsy and affect study.
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Boston
Simmons College
Mount Holyoke
Classified Ad Briefs From Local Page
A compact three line classified ad appears on page for readers at a price of 25 cents. The item listing details are partially legible with typical small print notices.
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