STATE NEWS DE DESTROYS BRIDGE ACROSS NORTH PLATTE
Casper Wyoming January reports a reclamation service mishap caused rapid water release and ice pressure that shattered the North Platte bridge. Flooding followed as crews assess replacement costs and file damage claims. Wyoming man inherits ten thousand dollar fortune after California uncle dies. Denver hotels list regional visitors among prominent Wyoming residents.
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Casper
Naetrona County
North Patte
Pathfinder Dam
Wyoming University President to Dedicate New Fremont County High School
University of Wyoming President Charles O Monica leaves Laramie for Lander to deliver the dedicatory address at the opening of a new high school building in Fremont County. The item also notes regional marriage notices and Montana commentary on a race track bill aiming to curb pool halls and regulate gambling.
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Laramie
Charles 0. Monica
University of Wyoming
Lander
High Schoo
Fremont County
PhonPosi
Montana
PADIS
Jielems
Alont
Enator
Maffly
Go Tlee
Bia
At & Reeult
Pape's Cold Compound For Quick Grippe Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims relief after the first dose with two hourly doses until three are taken, plus notes quinine ineffectiveness and lists high import values in a stray economic passage.
Experiment Aims to Find Worm Cure With Monkeys
Pittsburg January 26 The Allegheny General Hospital pathology department has three months of experiments using sixty imported monkeys to develop a serum to fight the disease fatal to 85 in 100. Several patients improved under treatment as the only animal successfully used so far. Importation of lithium into the United States is noted with value reaching one million dollars.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
Crude Oil Fueled New Haven Rail Passenger Run
The New Haven railroad operated its first passenger train drawn by an engine using crude oil for fuel between New Haven and Ansonia. The round trip consumed 212 gallons of oil for a twenty five mile distance.
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Ansonia, Conn
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Engine Trials Run From New Haven to Westfield
Officials on two study trips say twenty engines could be equipped at once for local lines if the trials prove successful the test run was conducted between New Haven and Westfield and is used to gauge readiness for larger deployment.
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New Haven
Westfield
Playmates Strip to Save Life of Boy in Kansas City
Six playmates of 13-year-old George Yost and his sister Mabel Yapt submitted to grafting skin in Beth Any Hospital Kansas City to aid in treating burns from a gasoline explosion two weeks earlier. Surgeons removed skin from each donor for grafts as the boy's life hangs in balance.
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Kanesy City
George Yost
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
Mabel Yapt
Automatic block signals urged to cut rail accidents
Chicago reports a League for Public Safety bulletin urges rapid rail safety upgrades. It cites 220000 miles of main lines with only 17465 automatic block signals and 51966 manual blocks, leaving about 65 percent unprotected, and notes a single year savings from installation.
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Chicago
League For Public Safety
Interstate Commerce Commission
League
Denver Team Jazzes Up After Game in Keefe Hall
Tonight University of Denver hosts a basketball game against C A at Keefe Hall followed by a dance. Student crowds expected after the contest.
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University of Denver
Va. C. A
Keefe
Jan
Snowfall lighter in Colorado mountains says official
Colorado Springs report by B B McReynolds, city water superintendent, finds snow in the Pike's Peak system smaller than four years at this date. No alarm over water supply as storage levels are watched and deemed sufficient.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
B. B. McReynolds
Pike's Peak
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