Auto Plunges Over Wyoming Embankment Injures Three
Sheridan Wyoming January 19 Three men escaped death when an auto owned by William Robinson plunged 48 feet down a steep bank. Passengers Deyo Hasbrouveh William Robinson and Daniel Droud were returning from a country mission when the vehicle went out of control near William Smiths home. The car landed upright after tumbling and Robinson was seriously hurt and likely unable for duty for some time. Hasbrouveh was thrown clear and escaped injury, while Droud leaped out as the car began to fall and suffered bruises.
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Robinson
Mr. Hasbrouc
Mr. Droud
Meldrum Firefight: Town Marshal Kills Indian During Frontier Disturbance
Bob Meldrum the town marshal shot and killed Tharile Cheekimge, an Indian, during a town melee sparked by a roughs’ shooting spree. Meldrum, famed Western lawman, has held multiple sheriff and deputy roles and was acting to quell the disturbance.
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Brags
Bob Weldrum
Tharile Cheekimge
Meldrum
Elling
Redato Quinine Laxative Cure Ad Mentions Grove Signature
An old advertisement touts Redato Quinine as a universal laxative remedy claimed to cure in one day. It references a signature by B. W. Grove and notes extensive usage worldwide. The brief notice emphasizes quick results and broad acceptance.
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B. W. Grove
Hanson's Saturday Candy Special Ad Repeats
Hanson announces Trilbus candy at 15 cents per pound in a Saturday special. Classified ad repeats appear three times in the Leader at three cent rates.
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Hanson
New Refinery at Casper II in Operation
Cheaper newspaper reports the Midwest refinery at Casper II began full operation after a slow start due to cold brickwork. Gasoline production began around 7 AM with kerosene to follow. two more stills will join soon and the plant will run continuously. Field pumps delivered 5 600 barrels of crude to the refinery tanks. The company expresses relief after weather delays and expects full production soon.
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Eull No
Midwest
Midwest Company
Convict Shot Near Dolores Station After Elkhorn Escape
Chief Sigman received word that two convicts from the Elkhorn road gang were chased by Fort Collins sheriff near Dolores station. One was shot to death. Sigman, Coroner Fitch and Deputy Stirling left at 11 to recover the body and bring the sheriff and other prisoner to Laramie. No update had reached the sheriff by 4.
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Laramie
Jun
Sigman
Dolores
Elkhorn
Colo
Fort Colling
Fitch
Stirling
Aherlif
Wyoming rocks reveal potential potash source in leucite lava
Leucite hills in the Rock Springs coal district are noted by geologists as volcanic lava with possible economic value for potash and alumina. A western firm plans a plant in the Leavette Hills to extract these minerals, supported by a US Geological Survey report estimating potash content at 192,040,017 tons.
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Rock Springs
Leueke Hilla
Wyoming
Roek Springs
United States
Germany
Levette Hills
United States Geological Survey
Tatlock Returns to Duty After Brief Illness
Tethloce, chief olenk in Division Engineer Wharf office, had been away several days due to illness but resumed duties yesterday on official business for the State Leader.
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Tethloce
Olenk
Cripps
Ige Boat The Latest Built By Douglas Men
Douglas, Jan 19. Henry Bolln and Jesse Marech work on an ice boat at the Douglas garage. A gasoline powered craft uses an automobile engine and a propeller like a ship’s drives it. One test on the river showed progress before adjustments. The invention could be profitable and entertaining.
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Douglas
Henry Bolln
Jesse Marech
Douglas Garage
Platte
Residence Burned. Jacobberger Home Destroyed
Jan 19 residence of C Jacobberger burned to ashes after he returned from Newenathie and lit the fire. He rushed to the barn and saved only a mounted deer head as the entire house and contents were consumed.
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Howard
C. Jacobberger
Local notices from Newcastle and surrounding towns
A collage of brief hometown items including a boy born to Mr and Mrs John Henderson of Newcastle a death in Newcastle of Thomas Nelson Rice a marriage in Newcastle a paralyzed mayor in Rock River a planned opera house in Leramie street lights at Casper church proposal by Sheridan Swedes a Burlington station eating dept in Douglas and various obituaries and births across the region with multiple names and places including Hannah Hannah and Edgemont and Laramie
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John Henderson
Newcastle
Nelson Rice
Thomas Nelson Rice
Antlers
David N. Howell
Hattie H. Cooksey
Johm A. Lewin
Rock River
Denver
Architects
Law
Leramie
Christensen
Hannah
Ughta
Casper
Sheridan
Burlington
Douglas
William Schious
Haying
Inez
John W. Abernethy
Eilzabeth Whitney
Laramie
Johanna Olson
Edgemont
Peter Lissolo
Cam- Wrla Lhat Tweeday
Variety Hall Show Delights With Music and Comedy
Enduring stage acts by Cinton and Russell with new songs and jokes delight the audience. Miss Russell sings Girls Girls Girls with a sweet clear voice. Chester Kinny Co presents a new dramatic sketch featuring a young boy in a grown man role. George and Cott deliver lively blackface comedy with fresh jokes. Prof Dunn’s pictures and a lively little orchestra round out the program.
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Cinton and Russell
Miss Russell
Chester, Kinny Co
Ervat
George and
Cott
Prof
Dunn
At the Lyric Special Request Night
Mr W C Farnsworth will sing On t Sad to Mandalay a special request program with music by Hues Orchestra. Doors open after six for a two hour evening show starting at seven.
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W. C. Farnsworth
Mandalay
Hues Orchestra
Vaudeville Notes at Atlas Promises Top Local Show
The Atlas opens Monday with the Three Juggling Bannons from the Empress in Denver, offering club throwing and danger showmanship. Kenney and Hollis, college boys, entertain as Denver’s best act, while Louise Browning headlines as a premier singing star.
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Atlas
Denver
Sullivan Consendine
Kenney
Hollis
Empress Theater
Louise Browning
Vandevillae
Will Alao Ne
Two Additional Battleships Authorized
Washington January 19 Contracts for two 27000 ton super dreadnaughts will be awarded to the New York Ship Building Co of Camden New Jersey and the Fore River Shipbuilding Co of Quincy Massachusetts Secret ary Meyer did not disclose the price but the ships were named Oklahoma and Nevada.
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Washington, D. C
Seastom
Congress
New York Ship Building Company
Camden
N. J
Pore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Secretory
Meyer
Oklahoma
Nevada
Federal Prisoners Sentenced at Fort
Officers from the fort yesterday escorted four federal prisoners to Leavenworth Federal Prison for sentences from one to three years. Convicted by court martial, they were handcuffed and guarded by four guards. Their clothing and hats bore a large red letter C.
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Tia Nenworth
Mach Atentlom
City Club discussion on public affairs in Cheyenne
The Wyoming City Club discussion covered finances and public business in Cheyenne and Laramie County. Speakers praised St Johns Hospital management by physicians and debated reforms in state law and public administration.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
St. John's Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
Andrew Carnegie
Wyoming Cowboy Sought Amid Blizzard and Herd
The district court case proceeds as lawyers seek settlement while Corbett, a Wyoming cattleman, remains missing. He has been unreachable for eighteen days, last heard traveling west with a large herd toward Vernal Utah, as a two week blizzard raises fears he is snowbound or lost with his cattle.
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Menite
Corbett
Lagt
Wyoming
Vernal
ISU New Rockes on Shon Tune
Preparations at the Carnegie library aim to store a large batch of new books. Workers build new stacks and arrange shelves to welcome the public next week.
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Carmegie
Amusements Bill Heads to Coast Venues
The bill features Conturen or a comparable act in headliner status across venues from here to the coast. Delmara the performer is billed as a top attraction and promises strong crowd appeal with comic or dramatic routines.
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Wil
Delmara
Wisdom on farming profits and city milk trade
The piece argues farm separators keep fertility on the farm while selling milk to city trade moves fertility to tin cans. It notes the separator cannot separate the dairyman from profits and critiques city bred caricatures of farmers. It closes with a Booker T. Washington quote on preachers during hot sun and long corn rows.
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Booker T. Washington
Vegetables in Winter Diet Provide Vital Nutrition
Parsnips turnips and carrots are affordable year round yet many families skip them. They supply woody fiber but also salt and nutrients, making them valuable for winter menus. A diet rich in vegetables adds potash and variety to daily meals.
Word of Caution in a Vaudeville Engagement
Fragmentary note references a vaudeville engagement and a caucus ball. It hints at performance gestures and audience interaction, including bowing on stage and a line about hitting and moving toward first base. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Tabby Pine With Cheng Har Mind Ce Ena
An unclear fragment mentions Tabby and Cheng in a puzzling context with phrases about mind and Ena. No coherent event or names beyond these terms. Unable to determine a clear news item.
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Cheng
Governors Trip a Landmark in Western Education Outreach
The West Governors caravan united eleven states in a three week tour, reaching twenty-five cities and awakening twenty-one million readers across twenty-three thousand newspapers. Lounging in D.C. host dinners, they showcased Western agriculture with moving pictures, aiming to spur immigration controls and regional development. The effort culminated in a permanent Western Governors organization, Leslies Weekly.
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Weater
Union
Ctlea
United States
Great West
San Francisco
New York
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
East
Hill
West
Secretary of Agriculture
National Press Club
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
St. Paul
Inois
Michigan
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sherman
Clark
Frank S. Black
Oscar
BE. H. Gary
George W. Perkins
W. Underwood
Alabama
John Hays Hammond
A. Barton Hepburn
New York Chamber of Commerce
Newman Erb
James Speyer
Don Seitz
Samuel Untermyer
Cyrus H. K. Crrtts
Melville B. Stone
Victor F. Lawson
Henry L. Stoddard
George Harvey
Frank B. Noyes
Frank A. Munney
Canada
Western Governors’ Special
Mississippi River
Leslies Weekly
Leap Year Bride Receives Free Wedding in Escanaba
In Bacanaba Escanaba Michigan on January 14 a leap year bride to be awaits a free ceremony offered by Judge Linden and a local Methodist minister. A county cottage rental and a theater box party are planned with celebrants noting arrangements and symbolic favors.
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Bacanaba
Mich
Escanaba
Linden
Mltilator
Gratin A Loom Theater
Om Guosim
Wadlord
Noah
Bourniawre Mem
Fuundeh & Fournom
Chylde Hagdee
Bie
Quala & Divorce
Bew
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Hammond Vt
Smith
Walker
W. Teel
Casper II
Penitentiary Road Gang
Colorado
Tatlock
IGE Boat
Douglas Men
Platte River
Niveth Jewelry & Optical Company
17Th and
Capitol Ave
Leavenworth
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Amhas
Bever Bhpoke
Bastarn Paper
Alban Becanaba
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