Campaign to stamp out cattle mange in Wyoming
In Torrington on January 23 a campaign to eradicate cattle mange is launched. Dr. B F Davis state veterinarian appoints Hugh Atkinson of Douglas and KH BB Peney of Lusk as state cattle inspectors to oversee the effort. They will tour southeastern districts this spring with Black Leaf 40 dip solution to treat infected cattle. Inspectors report to the state veterinarian and will thoroughly inspect herds in their riding territory.
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Torrington
B. F. Davis
Hugh Atkinson
Douglas
BB. Penéy
Lusk
Inspectora
Tin State
Areree
Eternnarian
Is Seriously Stabbed in Drunken Row Near Laramie
Joe Martine a Mexican is in the hospital with a serious back stab wound. J F Denney is jailed charged with the cut. Denney says he was drunk and has only a faint recollection of the affray. Leonard Schwab escaped injury as the knife blade cut through his belt. The fight occurred at a dance on South First about 3 AM.
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Laramie
Joe Martine
J. F. Denney
Denney
Leonard Schwab
Blackburn Ranch
Denner
Martine
Schwab
Miss Edith Miller Dies in Wolcott at Young Age
Miss Edith Miller, born Denver November 28, 1890, died at Wolcott. A University of Wyoming graduate and former Saratoga teacher, she was a St Matthew’s cathedral member and a Phi sorority sister, beloved by family and classmates. She leaves parents, two sisters Vira and Virginia, and brothers Don, Leane, and Allen.
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Edith Miller
Wolcott Bunday
Laramie
Denver
Colo
Liaosmie
Achoola
University of Wyoming
Saratoga
St Matthew's Cathedral
Vira
Wihel Goodale
Virginia Miller
Don Miller
Jackson Hole
Leane Miller
Cheyenne Leader
Allen Miller
Portland
Ore
Misa Miller
TV Ph
Sheep emerges from ten foot snow drift at Wheatland farm
In Wheatland area a sheep buried since Saturday by a ten foot snow drift sprang alive from the drift after workers cleared a path on Wednesday. Owner C Haut tends a hardy flock on the Pate Shepard place and reports the unusual rescue.
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Wheatland
Pate Shepard
C. Haut
Mrs Joefe Vanoni Held on Charge in Kilmaburg
A letter to Mr. R B West from a Kilmaburg attorney states Mrs Joefe Vanoni, formerly of May Be Insane Basin, is held there on a charge of inequity filed by her husband who runs a m ans tion at Boston. Doctors report she is more suffer ing from exposure and recommend placement in a private sanitarium for treatment.
Rail officials plan steel automatic coal chutes in Kemmerer
General Superintendent Manson and Superintendent Stevenson of the Oregon Short Line visited Kemmerer with a Chicago engineer to arrange new steel automatic coal chutes east of the old demolished ones. The chutes will handle about 800 tons of coal and signal broader improvements for Kemmerer as a railroad center with work likely starting at spring opening.
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Kemmerer
BE. (. Manson
A. B. Stevenson
Oregon
Chicago
Sheridan tightens liquor law after jailings
In Sheridan on January 23 the prosecutor tightened enforcement against illegal liquor vendors. The county attorney ordered arrests of those receiving intoxicating liquors in camps and the Sheridan brewery halted home deliveries. Jail terms included Charles Berry $900 Walter Russell Stanley Patz and Jim Vines after a Berry saloon melee with knife use and multiple non fatal wounds.
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Sheridan
Charles Berry
Monarch
Walter Russell
Dietz
Stanley Patz
Acme
Jim Vines
Berry
Two Children Die After Drinking Carbolic Acid
Lovell January 23. The two small children of Mr and Mrs L E Threet formerly of Lovell now of Pompery Pillar Montana drank carbolic acid found in a trunk while mother was away. William four and Laura two died within hours. Bodies brought to Lovell for burial.
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Lovell
L. E. Threet
Pompery Pillar
Montana
William
Laura
Cother
Local Notices and Deaths From Various Wyoming Towns
Slippery road falls injure Mrs. W B Metnemy of Thermopolis. Deaths listed: Mrs. Peter C Lothian 60 Buffalo. Mrs. Thomas J Davenport Cody hospital Billings. Chest er W Jones Ishawooa. Mr C B Sparke Patrick. Edward Bryan Chapline Buffalo. Mrs Walter Dickinson Sundange. Hyrum William Hudson. Mrs Mord Elame Cody. Marriages include G G Mybew and Nydie Pampet. John P White and Lucy Arwowur Laramie.
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Buffalo
Peter C. Lothian
Cody
Thomas J. Davenport
Billings
Montana
Chester W. Jones
M. Ll. Jones
Ishawooa
Patrick
C. B. Sparke
Scettebluff
Neb
Edward Bryan Chapline
oOrTrTo
Hyrum Willian
Mee
Walter Dickinsom
Mew
Mont
Mubelling
Hudson
Mere
H. G. Liggett
Mord Elame
Hey G. Mybew
Nydie
Pampet
Laramie
John P. White
Union Pacific
Lucy Arwowur
Vilew Cured in lo 4 Daya
Your druggi t will refund or ney if PAZO GINDMAINT fails to cure any came Of Wehing, Blind, ig OF Protruding Piles in lo 14 dage, boc.
Professor Walters Faces Eight Marriage Proposals
In Lola Kansas on June 23 Professor Freder ick Walters of Melpal receives eight marriage proposals from local women. Unable to choose, he replies I would if I could but I can't There are seven others. He suggests a private reception to hear personal words, but the others press him to decide.
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Lola
Kan
Frederick
Walters
Melpal
Washington Be
Profengor
Prof. Walters
Miss
Stubbs Urges Roosevelt For Immediate Presidential Statement
Governor Stubbs of Kansas released a telegram to Theodore Roosevelt asking for a definite public statement on whether he would seek the presidency or allow his name to go before the Republican National Convention. Roosevelt had not yet responded by late tonight, despite Stubbs’ demand for an answer to the American people.
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Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Roosevelt
Wreck Probe Blames Human Error In Panama Limited Crash
The Minole Central wreck near Kinmundy killed former President Harahan and three railroad men. Testimony before a joint investigating committee cites human fallibility, not mechanical failure, as the cause. Further inquiry in Chicago will determine who failed to keep the Panama Limited from colliding with the express train.
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Champaign
Minole Central
Harahan
Kinmundy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Sacramento killer confesses in 1902 Stockton shooting
Albert Clement, captured after a revolver duel with James Martin, confessed to killing three men in 1902 including James Markham of Sacramento and two others in Stockton. He said a life of crime led to the murders during attempted robbery and is now wounded and in pain from injuries sustained in the fight.
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Sacramento
Calif
Allle Clement
James Martin
James Markham
Brownian
Oakland
Hamlet Newton
Dalaga
Stockton
al Clement
Martin
Automobile Routings For Coming Year From Chicago Blue Book
C P Cox of Chicago representing the Automobile Blue Book discusses the 1912 auto routes centered at Cheyenne. The book catalogues routes from Denver Julesburg San Francisco Yellowstone Park and more. Wyoming travel is expected to greatly exceed last year, aided by local Good Roads advocate Emery assisting Cox to gather accurate routing data.
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Auto Blue Book
Cheyenne
C. P. Cox
Hcago
Cox
Denver
Julesburg
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
Judge Hook’s Son Attorney in Ry Cases
The piece criticizes Judge Hook for interfering with state courts in railway rate disputes. It argues he violated federalist principles by assuming jurisdiction before state remedies were exhausted and accuses him of defying the highest law and the state constitution.
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Hook
Harlan
Virginia
United States
Oklahoma
Frook
Division of Utah Abolished Under New Railway Division Order
The Union Pacific splits Utah into Nebraska and Wyoming divisions after Superintendent McKeown resigns. North Platte to Cheyenne area joins Nebraska division. eastern area around Ogden becomes Wyoming division under W M Jeffers with headquarters at Cheyenne. Charles Wark, assistant general manager, notes the effective date.
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McKeown
Union Pacifh Company
Utah
Nebraska
Wyomneg
Yeaterday
WC. McKeown
Wyoming
North Platte
Etat Switch
Cheyenne
East Switch
M. P.ooo
Ogden
Denning and Gibbons Fight Ten Rounds in Portren Card
New York Jan 21 Jack Denning of this city and Mike Gibbons of St Paul fought ten rounds last night. The consensus of opinion was Denning won all points.
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PHY Portren
New York
Jack Denning
Thin City
Mike Gibbons
Sthikera Dano Vrjay Evening Javary
Local scene notes list Sthikera Dano and Vrjay Evening Javary in terse entries. No further context or details available.
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Sthikera Dano
Javary
KP Wall
Johnson and Clark Must Go to the Pen
In district court Ambrose Clark was convicted of holding up John Fernandes and stealing his watch and chain. Arthur Johnson was convicted of breaking into the Light Fuel and Power storehouse and stealing copper wire. Wm Woodworth pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing clothes from a Jap at a Japanese boarding house last summer and was sentenced to one to fifteen days.
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Pound
Woodworth
Ambrose Clark
John Fernandes
Arthur Johnson
Light, Fuel & Power Company
Wm. Woodworth
Roosevelt delegates sought from Ohio amid party splits
Columbus, Jan 22. Efforts to elect Ohio delegates favoring Colonel Roosevelt were begun with formal Republican campaign headquarters opened in Columbus. State Chairman Brown of Toledo, just back from Oyster Bay, announced open headquarters without Roosevelt’s prior consultation. Malcolm Karshner joins Brown in Roosevelt alignment. similar moves reported in other cities. Minneapolis, Jan 23. A Minnesota group formed to aid Governor Wilson’s presidential candidacy, adopting resolutions for a presidential preferential primary with John Lind named president. Theodore Roosevelt labeled “the most dangerous man in American politics” by J F P Wibkhienmsan, a colleague of Wilson’s.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Brown
Toledo
Oyster Bay
Malcolm Karshner
Minneapolis
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Minnesota
John Lind
Theodore Roosevelt
J. F P. Wibkhienmsan
Wilson
Mringeton
Williamson
Telegraph Offices Must Furnish the Bags
Indianapolis January 2 Managers of telegraph offices in many cities were subpoenaed to testify before the Federal Grand Jury in the dynamite conspiracy case. The investigation centers on messages allegedly directed by J J McNamara and shows telegrams from McNamara’s offices in Indianapolis indicating coordinated explosions and messages to men not yet convicted or indicted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
J. J. McNamara
MecNamara
Sun Yat Sen Expresses Doubts On Yuan Motives
Shanghai reports Sun Yat Sen to Wu Ting Pang from Nanking says he doubts Yuan Shi Kai's motives and will retain the presidency until power recognizes the Republic unless Yuan disavows Manchu ties and adheres to Republicans. Lin would retire in favor if Yuan proves loyal. A corps of trained bomb throwers moved to Nanking.
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Shanghai
China
Telawram
Nanking
Wu Ting Pang
Sun Yat Sen
Yuan Shi Kai
Republic
Yuan Nevers
Lin
Yuen
Dante's Inferno Proves Greatest Picture Ever Shown
A glowing review proclaims Dante's Inferno the finest film of all time. The piece credits Edison as a remarkable creator and praises the on screen depiction as clear and compelling for all viewers.
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Earth
Boxing controversy ends in convictions in Laramie
In Laramie an athletic club event led to arrests and a test case on prize fighting law. The principals were convicted in Justice Reid's court and fined after a sensational trial that drew city officials and Governor Carey’s involvement. Attorney C P Arnold defended the boxers.
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Laramie
Court of Justice
Reid
Laramle Athletic Club
Col. F. A. Stitzer
Marshall
Carey
F. Anderson
Anderson
C. P. Arnold
Plamand
Chinese Exclusion Laws Do Not Prevent China Immigration
The report details how Chinese immigrants enter under false claims of citizenship or birth in the United States. It notes 425 minors and 1,585 natives recorded, with 1,422 average annual lines of entry for citizenship by the past three years. It warns that without stronger laws or changes, over 56,000 citizenship claims could arise in the next decade.
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China
United States
Page's Card Compound Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement claims Page's Card Compound can cure grips and severe colds with a single dose taken every three hours. It asserts three years of research and defeats other medicines, selling a 25 cent package through druggists worldwide.
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Grippe
Simbo
Page
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