Wyoming Vocational Education Tour Highlights State Plan
Prof James Cowen state director of vocational education and Commissioner J. Creager visited Douglas to promote the Smith Hughes act programs. They outlined supervision at the state level, training for teachers, and the establishment of vocational schools in agriculture and trades with existing sites at Lavell Lander and Sheridan Torrington.
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Douglas. Wyo
James Cowen
J. QO. Creager
Wyoming
Cosen
State Board of Education
University of Wyoming
Texas
Safe Board of Education
Smith- Hughes
Cozen Ae
Lavell
Lander
Sheriise
Torrington
Eurh
Eehbeel
University of Wromlin
Creager
Lech
Portrayal of Farm Team's Fortunes in Local Race
The fragment mentions a farmer and a local race or event, with emphasis on divisions and wagers. It lists names and places in a period tone, suggesting a community sports or event report with contrasts between effort and outcome. The readable bits indicate a focus on a team facing a challenge and potential victory or loss.
Glenrock Refinery Adopts Concrete Storage Tanks
Douglas, Wyes reports Glenrock Refining will replace steel tanks with concrete storage tanks at its Glenrock facility. Construction will begin soon after ground was broken last week.
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Glenrock
Douglas
Wyes
Tnstead
Glenrock Refining Company
Douglas youth held for robbery sentencing set
Harold Weight a Douglas toy, long employed at local printing offices and theaters, remains in the county jail awaiting Judge Winter from Cusber to pass sentence after being charged with robbing the Douglas Mercantile Company. He admitted hide theft. Arrest followed last Thursday evening.
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Douglas, Wye
Harold Weight
Douglas
Diffrent Times
Judge Winter
Cus Ber
Mareldte
Douglas Mercantile Comppany
Ft Sa Eaid
Alleged Auto Thief Arrested in Wyoming
Abe Moore was arrested by Officer Tom Cash for stealing Wesley Collins' car in Laramie Wyoming. The vehicle moved only a short distance before the rear axle broke and Collins alerted police. Moore claimed intoxication but was bound over to district court on $500 bond.
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Laramie
Wyo
Abe Moore
Tom Cash
Wesley Collins
Collins
Kimprew Theater
Moore
Hie
Cash
Salmons
Manville W Y Workmen Advise Hall for Meeting Place
At the Manville camp Woodmen of the World meeting held last Saturday night members endorsed building a hall in town as a meeting place. A fire committee was formed to obtain plans and estimates, with prospects favorable for early realization.
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Manville
Touring Car Barn Fire Injures Driver In Colorado
In Loveland Colorado January 25 a touring car owned by Pred Jesser of Timnath was destroyed by fire after gasoline fumes ignited in a freshly tiled enclosure. Jesser and a companion escaped from the front seat. Jesser suffered burns while attempting to extinguish the blaze. The car top curtains and upholstery burned, leaving the exterior largely intact and drawing attention as it stood in front of the First National Bank.
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Loveland
Colo
Pred Jesser
Timnath
Jesser
Penver Hotel Clerk Missing With $5000 In Gold
Denver January 25 James R Jeason auditor and night clerk at the Savoy hotel is the object of a city wide search after his disappearance at 8 oclock this morning Approximately 5000 in gold and currency is missing from the hotel safe Most of the money is believed to belong to guests and was in sealed envelopes The Fleetrolytic Copper Company is erecting a shaft house and will install a house boiler pump drills and compression equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
James R. Jeason
Savoy Hotel
Orpark
Fleetrolytic Copper Company
Wit
Fire at Wyoming Grocery damages Casper building and goods
In Casper Wyoming a fire of unknown origin at 8 50 last night damaged the East First Street Wyoming Grocery building between Durbin and Wolcott. The blaze ruined thousands in goods mostly perishable and soaked fruits and tobacco. Firemen battled sparks until 2 a m. with the basement ventilator shaft feeding the attic. Large timber stores nearby were not endangered due to rapid department response.
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Casper
Wyo
Van
Wyoming Grocery Company
East First Street
Durbin
Wolcott
Kenry
Minneapolis
W. A. Lyon
Wyoming
Forger Declares He Was Insane In Wyoming Arrest
Douglas Wyoming January 25 T C McKenna employed at the Newport cafe for weeks taken into custody by police arrested Friday morning by the sheriff and placed in county jail charged with forgery. He admitted the offense and said he was temporarily insane. Disposition pending.
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Douglas
Wyo
T. ¢. McKenna
Newport Cate
Four Italians In Knife Battle In Cumberland
County Attorney Rosen and Sheriff McMion responded to a stabbing affray in Cumberland Monilay. Four Italians drank, quarreled, one fired a gun and another was stabbed. Officers could not identify the shooter, all four charged with disturbing the peace and fined $50 each.
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Corla
Foley medicine mail order offer from Foley & Co
A promotional slip invites readers to mail a form to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Fo 6 Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney and back pain pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation biliousness headaches and sluggish bowels. The ad suggests a mail order purchase of various tonics and cathartics.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Jil
Foley
No More Speeding to Casper Fires Chief Declares Halt
Casper Wyoming issues orders to halt autos racing a fire truck to blazes. Chief Pollen Welf warns drivers within 200 feet of the truck will be stopped and arrested. The move follows a Wyoming Grocery Co. fire where several autos raced the truck, delaying hose laying.
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Casper
Wyo
Pollen
Wyoming Grocery Company
Man Disappears in Oakley. foul play suspected
The missing Oakley miner John Barter, last seen gambling Monday night a week ago, is suspected of foul play. Attempts to locate his body near the river near Oakley yielded no trace as investigators from the sheriff's office pursue leads. Barter had no known relatives in the country.
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Kemmberbpr
Wyo
John Barter
Oakley
Barter
Sheriff's Office
Harter
Kardwick Alleges Postmaster General Vacancy Since 1917
Senator Kardwick of Georgia stirred the senate by charging the United States has been legally without a postmaster general since April 4, 1917. He said the law requires appointment and confirmation within thirty days after term expiration, prompting an executive session to consider confirmation.
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Washington
Kardwick
Georgia
Senate
United States
China Expresses Regret for Attack on U S Ship Monocacy
The foreign office in Peking expressed regret for the attack on the American gunboat Monocacy in the Yangtse river last week. One sailor was killed and two others injured. China promised to investigate and provide reparation. A river patrol by foreign warships may follow recommendations from the diplomatic body.
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Prking
Foreign Office
Yang-Tse-Kiang
Train Delays Hit Casper From Severe Weather
Condested railroad conditions in Casper due to severe weather peaked today as all trains to the city ran late. The Burlington from Denver at 7:45 a m reached Cheyenne and was not expected to arrive tonight, delaying mail that would normally accompany the train.
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Casper
Wye
City
Burlington
Denver
Cheyenne
Booze Run Car Burned Near Wellington
A large automobile carrying liquor was set on fire in a dry creek bed three miles north of Wellington. Henry Bender heard a car stop, saw two men near the blaze, and by daylight found the car almost destroyed with whisky bottles beneath it. About a thousand dollars worth of liquor was ruined. The car, a late model Chalmers 6, left the road for repairs, and authorities suspect a night booze run between Cheyenne and Denver. A license plate was found and turned to Sheriff Cooke.
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Wellington
Colo
Henry Bender
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne Road
Fender
Wich
Cheyenne
Denver
Eost
Cooke
Man-power Bill Passes Third Reading in Commons
London reports the House of Commons approved the man power bill at its third reading with a unanimous vote.
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London
House of Commons
Two Escape Injury as Train Hits Auto in Casper
In Casper Wyoming January 25 two men Joe Mansfield and Dick Hutchinson escaped injury when their auto was struck broadside by a backing train on Northwestern tracks at Center street during a heavy gale. The car suffered about $500 damage though the motorists were unhurt.
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Casper
Wyo
Center Street
Joe Mansfield
Dick Hutchinson
Mansfield
Japan Pledges Peace in Asia amid Russian Disorders
Tokyo reports Count Terauchi, premier, opening the diet declaring Japan responsible for maintaining peace in Asia. He warned that if peace is endangered, Japan will take proper measures to protect its interests as internal Russian disorders spill into eastern Asia.
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Tokio
Japan
Count Terauchi
Russia
Asia
Stockmen of state increase wealth by $15,000,000
Stockmen of the state report a $15 million rise in wealth during 1917, reflecting expanded cattle and livestock operations. The gain comes amid rising prices and improved market demand for ranch products.
Mysterious prowler prowls Casper neighborhood at night
In Casper Wyoming a mysterious man has lingered near the Perkins home at 254 Pine Street for days. Last night shots were fired as the intruder was caught with one leg over a bathroom window sill and fled into darkness. Police were not informed due to faulty numbers and limited access to the police station.
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Perking
Perkins
Hiram M. Smith Mormon Apostle Dies at 45
Hiram M. Smith, apostle of the Mormon Church and son of Joseph F. Smith, died in Salt Lake City at age 45. He testified in 1904 at Washington in the Reed Smoot Senate hearing, a case involving another church apostle’s rights.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Hiram M. Smith
Mormon Church
Joseph F. Smith
Washington
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Olive Tablets Revolutionized Digestive Relief
An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle constipation remedy without calomel. It claims 17 years of use, soothing relief with no harsh forcing and promotes the product as a healing aid for chronic issues.
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Edwards
Margemo
Koeper
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