Abused by His Father a 16 Year Old Boy Leaves Home
Sheridan January 24 August Amitha a 16 year old boy from Manchester is in Sheridan seeking work for room and board while attending school. He charges brutal treatment by his father forcing him to flee after eight months, saying he will not return. Authorities have opened an investigation into his destitution and claims his father is a bigamist.
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Sheridan
Amitha
Manchester
Bia Board
Echoe
Socrew
Tie
Boy in Trouble in Laramie Arraigned for Worthless Checks
Karl Keyes of Tips Siding, 17, was jailed after Officer Skinner charged him with uttering two worthless checks. One for 23.65 yielded 16 in cash and groceries. the other for 36 obtained funds from Gem City Grocery. He had groceries ordered for Mrs. Weatson at an unknown address, later paying with a check endorsed by James W. Westion.
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Laramie
Karl Keyes
Tips Siding
Skinner
Policce Force
Gem City Grocery Company
Young Keyes
Gem City
Weatson
Strikers Dance Friday Evening January 26
A community event titled Strikers Dance is scheduled for Friday evening January 26 at Keeper Hall. The notice invites local residents to attend and enjoy an evening of music and social dancing.
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Keeper Hall
Three Days and Nights Without Food in Snowbound Blizzard
Charlies Jones, a Standard mine worker in the Red mountains, endured three days and nights without food after a ferocious encampment blizzard. He battled through waist-deep snow for hours, sheltered in an abandoned Battle town cabin, and only reached the mine near death but alive.
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Jan
Charlies Jones
Mr. Jones
Red Mountains
Battle
Palmer Estate Inheritance Tax Paid In Sheridan County
Attorney R E Lonweight, for Henry B Palmer estate, paid $166.40 inheritance tax plus $8.60 interest on $18,000 appraised real estate in Sheridan County. Tax due under 2006 Wyoming law of 2 percent on excess over 10,000.
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Sheridan
Bk. Lonwhiugh
Henry B. Palmer
Omaha
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Pilot Dies Aboard Ship Before Collision Near Hawaii
In Honolulu on January 24 a collision occurred between the Hamburg American liner Cleveland and the US armored cruiser Colorado. Pilot Milton P. Sandera, in charge of the Cleveland, died suddenly on the bridge and the ship sustained no damage while the Colorado suffered gun turret damage and propeller harm.
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Honolulu
Cleveland
Colorado
Milton P. Sandera
Sahore
Miners Endorse Ten Cent Wage Increase Plan
The United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis endorses a ten cent per ton raise for bituminous coal and twenty percent for anthracite. Bituminous miners will present their scale to operators in Indiana Illinois Ohio Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia tomorrow. An anthracite conference with operators will be held February 27. Current contracts in hard and soft coal expire March 1. The convention will not adjourn until a joint conference reaches a decision.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Mlinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virgiaia
Capital safety urged as banks face fall in profits
Washington date shows Comptroller Murray warns that some banks with slim surpluses risk capital impairment from small reverses. In New York a church group is advertised as receiving funds amid a market note on buying stocks cheap and selling on price rises.
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New York
Wall Street
Pileriag Congregational Church
Menry Crows
Two Killed in Snow Slide at Jackson
Jackson January 24 Charles Royer and a man named Bark were killed in a snow slide while blasting rock on the Nelson irrigating ditch near Jackson. Bark was found bent around a tree, Royer under seven feet of snow with a crow bar on his chest. Royer leaves a family.
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Jackson
Charles Royer
Bark
Nelson
Greenough
Roger
Local Briefs Chronicle Small Town Facts
Cataract removed from Cystus F. Fish of Ble Piney. Deaths include 13 year old Chester Jones of Cody from typhoid fever and Oscar Swenson of Cody. A son born to Fingerton of Laramie. John Anguin of Laramie and Margaret Nickell of Encampment wed. Gar land schools form Lyceum club. Anna Mullison of Laramie breaks arm. Trains stalled nine days on the 5, BE railroad due to storm. Prof. Green dead in Brooklyn. Sheridan mourns. Henry Clayton of Meeteetse sustains a leg broken by a horse.
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Cystus F. Fish
Chester
M. L. Jones
Cody
Fingerton
Laramie
Marrind
John Anguin
Margaret Nickell
Place
Lyceum
Garland
Anna Mullison
Dird
Oscar Swenson
Prof
Green
Sheridan
Brooklyn
Henry Clayton
Meeteetsea
Morgan Seeks to Keep Railroad Independent
Denver leaders insist Morgan group will retain control of the Denver, Laramie and Northwestern road. Spokesmen say no outside capital will be sought, and founder John D. Milliken says financing will come from within the company and its allies. The firm, formed about two years ago, has 210 stockholders across Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio and Colorado.
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Denver, Laramie& Northwestern
John D. Milliken
Direcor
Asid
Eetenta
Finaance
Tve
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Catoreda
Aerial Warfare Demonstration Postponed by Fog
Los Angeles January 24 reports planned attack by experienced aviators on three torpedo boat destroyers in San Pedro harbor was postponed due to dense fog. Only two or three flights occurred at the aviation meet because of the high wind.
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
Tailor Knew of Plans to Blow Up AG Hotel
A fragmentary at the federal grand jury in Indianapolis reveals a witness named C D Bjorm once jailor in Salt Lake in 1909 claims knowledge of a plot to blow up a hotel in Salt Lake that year. He states he heard MeoNamana planning with a Salt Lake suspect toward a violent act and notes unrelated family-adoption plans.
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Todianapolly
Federal Erand
C. Dbjorm
Salt Lake
Bhe
Howard Marsh Killed While Duck Hunting
Chugwater Wyoming January 24 Special to Blaze Leader Howard Marsh twenty year old son of Mr and Mrs France Marsh was shot and killed today while duck hunting with an unnamed companion. The two left the V Crest ranch on Bear creek and the body was brought home in the afternoon. He was accidentally shot by his companion who was shooting at a flock of ducks. The parents live on Bear Creek and are prostrate with grief. The body will be taken to Cheyenne for burial tomorrow.
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Chugwater
Wyo
Howard Marah
France Marah
Rounloe
V-Croas
Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Republicans in Wyoming Press for Progressive Reform
The document endorses Roosevelt for president, calls for fair land laws, federal control of interstate commerce, and a revised Sherman Act. It advocates primaries for candidate selection, voter designation of U.S. Senate preferences, and tariffs balancing production costs with foreign prices. It urges liberal construction of land laws to aid Western development.
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Rocky Mountain States
United States
West
Wega Conbloeden
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate panel backs plan to limit public expenditures
Washington January 24 a revival of the senate committees on public expenditures was proposed by Senator Burton of Ohio to streamline government spending and align it with income. The proposal aims to create a system to oversee and regulate expenditures across agencies.
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Sam
Washington, D. C
Senate
Iim
Burton
Ohio
Mill Strike Talks Set for City Hall Meeting
Lawrences Mesa Jan 24 The mill strike affecting twenty two thousand idle workers may be settled today as representatives of the strikers meet the mill agents at the city hall to settle differences.
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Sal EE Tomommow Lawrences
Mesa
Jan
Thareday
Senate Rejects Pricings Bill In House Burn Plan
The Senate today voted 34 to 20 against considering the pricing bill aimed at controlling the hand burning of engines and the house burden. The action halts the measure and leaves the proposal without further Senate debate.
Tragic Death as Four Year Old Drinks Whisky
In Billings Montana on January 24 Carl Hartung four years old was found intoxicated beside a gallon jug of whisky from which he had been drinking. Despite household remedies and a physician his condition deteriorated and he died. The Hartung family, German speakers, reportedly kept the liquor in one room while the child wandered to where it was kept. Interment is planned for tomorrow after undertaker Setzler takes charge.
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Setzler
Hartung
Lumberman Boosts Harmon for President
Kansas City January 24 In a family talk to Western lumbermen in the convention R A Long Kansas City millionaire lumberman declared Governor Harmon of Ohio was the only man who could bring about settled conditions in the financial affairs of the country The statement positions Harmon as the preferred presidential candidate among industry leaders.
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Kansas City
R. A. Long
Harmouy
Ohio
Wilson to gain New Jersey delegation at convention
Trenton Jan 24 Chairman Grosscup of the State Democratic committee says Governor Wilson will win a majority of New Jersey’s delegations to the national convention. In New York Big Bill Edwards street cleaning commissioner and former Princeton football star was barred from dining with friends at the Ritz Carlton for not wearing a dress suit.
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Wilson
N. J. Trenton
N. J
Grosscup
Democratic Committee
New Jersey
New York
Big Bill" Edwards
Princeton
Dreas
Priestler speech claims Christ as first socialist
Pittsburg attorney Homer Castle, former prohibition chief of Western Pennsylvania, told the North Side Unitarian church congregation that Christ was the world’s first socialist.
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Pittsburg
Christ
Homer Castle
Western Penn
North Side Unitarian
Fine Views At Masonic Temple On Russo Japanese War
Stereopticon views of Russo Japanese war scenes will be shown at the Masonic Temple auditorium next Friday evening. Lieut. Z Steever will conduct the lecture with lantern slides from the War College. The Young Men's Literary club will attend after their meeting at the Carnegie library. Admission 50 cents at St Marks Parish House. District Court notices follow for divorce actions in Wyoming.
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Russia
Japan
Masonic Temple
Masons
Young Men's Literary Club
Z. Steever
Eleventh Infantry
Wyoming Militia
The
War College
Lieut
Steever
Wyoming
Young Men’s Literary Club
Carnegie Library
The Love of Ceaser travesty on Julius Ceasar quarrel
A unique travesty titled The Love of Ceaser reworks the Julius Caesar quarrel scene. It appears as a satirical stage piece exploring power and betrayal with Shakespearean characters in a modern theater setting.
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Ceaser
Shakespeare
Julius Ceae
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