Reported Weight Gain Denied in Sheridan Murder Case
Mrs Jessie Carmen a Sheridan rooming house keeper charged with murdering a guest and jailed in Johnson county rejects a widely circulated report that she gained twenty seven pounds since her arrest. She says she has not left a pair of shoes since her arrest and has lost weight from worry over the case.
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Buffalo
Jessie Carmen
Sheridan
Johnson County
Carmenanaertahat
Ashe
Ale
Mrs Edwin Passes After Pneumonia in Douglas
Mrs B J Edwin wife of Pick Manager Erwin of the North Platte Valley Irrigation company died in Douglas after a pneumonia illness. She was prominent in charity and church work and active in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
B.J. Edwin
Erwin
North Platte Valley Irrigation Company
Notable society figure survives ropeway accident
Haein January 23 report states Dr D Carter and leading society woman of basin and Northern Wyoming escaped severe injuries from a ropeway crash. They were not killed, considered miraculous, with Carter aiding the injured individual as they recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haein
D. Carter
Basin and Northern
Ghee
Carter
Carver
Coughs Cause Jaw Fracture At State Hospital
A patient at the state hospital developed a broken jaw after a severe cold caused a violent coughing spell. J Miller of the Bilemey country was admitted with a racking cough that led to the fracture, the jaw having healed previously.
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Sheridan
Jan
State Hospital
J Miller
Bilemey
Miller
Cannons Ordered for Destruction Replaced by Local Gift
Basin January 23 Lieut Orland Watera of Lovell arrived to destroy two cannons kept for years under an Adjutant General order. The cannons had been presented to the local G A R camp by an act of Congress and on reporting to General Gabbell the order was rescinded. The cannons will be repainted and placed on the Library lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
P. A. Gatchell
Orland Watera of
Lovell
Hoysen Irrigation Project Seen Favorable by Inspector
In Riverton on January 22 a government inspector from Denver, A. W. Wells, is expected to file a favorable report on the Hoysen Irrigation project. The finding would advance the Big Ditch issue for Shoshon and nearby lands toward completion by eastern capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
A. W. Wells
Denver
State Briefs on Flooded Basements and Missing Item
Resin pipe burst in a water main flooded several business cellars on a main street causing damage to G. W. Black and O. G. Linnaheary stores. A Denver horn show incident notes KB Allen recovering a long missing horse. Fire slightly damaged Mr. Winnagaff’s home after a heroic family and neighbor effort.
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G. W. Black
O. G. Linnaheary
Sybille
Denver
KB. A
Winnagaf
Neighbbors, Hurns
Epor Fits
H.C
Regina de Koven's Daughter a Bride
Mise Ethel Le Roy de Koven daughter of Reginald de Koven wed Hans Kierstede Hudson in Grace Church New York. Elaborate decorations featured lilies of the valley evergreens and poinsettias as Rev Dr Charles George William Douglas performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Church
Mise Ethel le Roy de Koven
Reginald de Koven
Hans Kierstede Hudson
Charles I. Hudson
Charles George Wiliam Douglas
Trinity Chapel
de Koven
Fitz Wins Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford for Wyoming Student
Fitz of that place, a Wyoming University student in Laramie, won a Rhodes scholarship to Oxford, England. The report lists other town notices including a county Sunday School convention, fisheries funding talks, new high school district formations, and several local obituaries and marriages.
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Montana
Thas Engers
Meneage
Laramie
State University
Greeley
Wyoming
Thie City
Fitz
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Young Fite
Wyoming University
Rawlins
Carbon County Sunday School Association
W. D. Btern
Kopsas
P. A. Shope
Wyoming State Association
Ance. Sheridan
Sheridan Chamber of
Conmerce
Aften
Tiepslar Valley
Metropols
Trosteces
Thomas F. Paral
L. C. Jensen
Secetary
Wilfred Cranpey
A. Styde
Thomas White
Carloak
Mercury
Sera
Hariville
Thiattle City
Sheridan
Regulay meeting tonight to install officer
The recorder W. H. B. Junk notes an inscheduled session for the deferred installation of an officer. The notice calls for attendees to convene this evening under local governance procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regulay
Wyoming Needs A State School For Deaf and Blind
A letter from L M Larson urges Wyoming to establish its own state school for deaf and blind children. He cites census figures and lack of suitable public schooling, arguing a home system would educate youths and reduce burdens. He asks the legislature and The Leader to support efforts. The piece reflects era concerns for public service and accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Wyoming
Federal Union
New York Penny Change Sparks Transit Fare Talk
In New York on January 28 the city sees a broad shift to copper pennies in everyday fares. Conductors report riders carrying large penny loads as surface car systems handle increased penny transactions and debates over small-money pricing flare.
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New York
Peniny
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Madeline Sullivan
Chigo
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Sid
Kater
Egbert
the Christian Temperance Wuion
William Willa
Misa Ethyl Willis
Wileoakle
Birdsall
and Mire Curry
Tucker
Mra. Blednan
Mrs. Farrington
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Donald Bildeaw
Ada
Bell Frank
Leon Wills
Mes. Burdsall
James Murphey
Mies Vernie Farrington
Effie Willa
Pine Bluffs
Otto
Swanson
Rome
A. E. Roedel
Kenaway
Regina DE Koven
Spring Valley
Habn's Peak
Pacific
Fox Park
Evanston
Henry Code
Elmer Hensley
Story
W. R. Rychaner
Anta McLaugh
Big Trail
Mrs. B. Sheldon
Hoy
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P. W
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Jared Brierly
J. M. Wombaker
Mmma Lora
Edward Stewart
Hock Spring
Lucy Sheldos
Reno Cain
Clara Moon
Chila Coffey
W. HB. Junk
Recorder
Public Service Commission
Manhattan Island
Witliies Board
AEW
YORK
Uncle G4m
Bank OF
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Cc. H. Garwood Florist
Cheyenne
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P.O. Hox
Ned
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