Waterworks battles fish clog hydrant lines in Lander
Lander July 12. Water commissioner hunts for the cause of long outages as fish have clogged feed pipes from mains. Investigation aims to reroute lines and prevent freelux with new piping. In Evanston James Bare Get faces possible assassination attempt after a bullet shattered a window. lead travels near his chair. Police seek suspects.
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Tolly
Stiot
Evanston
Jamee Bare
Bartlett
Carpenter falls from scaffold in Chicago area
In a July incident Henry Koch, a carpenter, was working on a scaffold when it gave way, sending him to the ground and rendering him unconscious. He was located near the New Masonic Temple in Evanston and was to be cared for as the accident investigation continued.
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Laramie
Henry
Koch
Delow
New Masonic Temple
Yvanston
Suppress Free Speech Sparks Controversy in Sourialism Debate
In a city where officials barred Emma Fieldman from addressing an audience, authorities refused Anna A. Maley permission to speak on Sourialism. Maley toured western towns after visiting Cheytnhe and criticized prior experiences with authorities.
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Kommerer
Emma Fieldman
Anna A. Maley
Cheytnhe
Sale of J. J. Hayes estate nets 7300 dollars at auction
The J. J. Hayes estate, found dead in his cabin last March, was sold by court order in Centennial on July 12 for 7300 dollars. Howard Hicks purchased the property, one of the most valuable in the region, with several bidders seeking it due to the deceased having no known relatives.
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J. J. Hayes
Howard Hicks
Window Gust Injures Meeteetse Man in Peculiar Accident
Jeff Starkey of Meeteetse sustained a serious injury when a gale shattered a hall window he was working beneath. A heavy glass plate pierced his clothing and flesh, needing physician extraction. Local report notes the accident occurred during preparations for a meeting.
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Meeteetse
Jeff Starkey
City Attorney Wins Jury Award in Defamation Case
Sheridan reports City Attorney Carl Sackett gains 31 500 and owes John Powers after a jury awarded 1 600 for damages following the use of epithets at a hearing. The case arose from slurs calling Sackett high brow during proceedings.
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Sheridan
Carl
Sackett
John D. Powers
Alao
Sheridan County Brims With Rain Boosting Local Agriculture
Abundant rainfall across Sheridan County in recent days spurs optimism among ranchers, farmers, and businessmen. Towns reporting strong growth include Bear Creek, Bridger, Big Timber, Huntley, and Columbus, with City also noting favorable conditions.
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Sheridan County
Sheridan
Bear Creek
Bridger
Big Timber
Huntley
Columbus
Public Horse Shed Planned in Hulett for Winter Protection
A group of raidmen and local business leaders in Hulett organized aims to build a public horse shed to shelter horses brought in from the surrounding region during next winter, protecting the mounts from cold weather.
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Hulett
Prominent Physician Injured in Sundance Mishap
A well known physician in Sundance suffered a badly fractured arm after being thrown to the ground as his team began moving forward before he could enter his dusky to make a local call. The incident occurred on July 12 as the team started to advance.
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Sundance
Knode
Alprafesa
Thermopolis Trusts Late Train Service Returns
July 12 reports a delayed service restoration after track washout at Coal Gulch disrupts a postwar line. A burglary at the public library yielded a sum of money from a desk, with authorities noting the incident yesterday.
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Thermopolis
Coal Gulch
Tdbrary
Kotebeal
Laramie
Burglary By Axe Leaves Identity Unknown
An axe was used to gain entry and pry the desk top open. No crew could be found to lead investigators to the burglar’s identity.
Cheyenne Reads Bigger Power and Irrigation Plans
J F Wallace of the Northern Colorado Power Company arrived in Cheyenne with C H Williams to inspect Fort Russell and city properties. He forecast expanded high tension work and an additional 50 000 dollar appropriation for the irrigation project and power development.
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Cheyenne
Early Sixties Movement Described for Cheyenne
A historical note recounts Wallace and Williams leaving Cheyenne in the early sixties. Wallace travels to East Lake City Utah as guest of A G Parker of Colorado and Southern. He may return to Cheyenne Thursday to tour water system and inspect dam sites.
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Williams
East Lake City
Utah
Denver
A. G. Parker
Colorado and Southern
Cheyenne
Cheyennne
Cook
Sunrise Ore Trains Run To Pueblo After Pueblo Strike
The Colorado and Southern resumes ore movements from Sunrise to the Colorado Fuel and Iron works at Pueblo. Strike disruption by Pueblo switchmen last week had halted traffic. The first ore train passed Cheyenne yesterday as sign painting continues at Sherman Co.
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Colorado and Southern Railroad
Sunrise
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pueblo
Cheyenne
Colorado and Southern President in Cheyenne
President A. G. Parker of the Colorado and Southern Railway passed through Cheyenne yesterday en route from Denver to Nevada in his private car. He stopped only briefly before departing on Union Pacific train No. 6 for the west. He was joined by J. F. Wallace, vice president of the Northern Colorado Power Company, who will accompany him as far as Salt Lake City.
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Colorado and Southern Railway Company
Cheyenne
Denver
Nevada
Paker
City
Union Pacific
West
J. F. Wallace
Northern Colorado Power Company
Salt Lake Chy
Elks Elect Ruler But Secretary Uncertain
Detroit July 12 August Herrman of Cincinnati was elected grand exalted ruler at the largest meeting of the grand lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Edward Leach of New York was reelected grand treasurer and P H Shields of West Virginia was reelected grand tiller. For grand secretary a sharp contest among Fred Robinson Town David McArren Michigan and George D Bostock Michigan left the result unknown tonight with further balloting possible.
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Mich
August Herrman
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Wika
Edward Leach
New York
P. H. Shields
West Virginia
Grand Tller
Grand Secretay
Fred ©. Robinson
Town
David McArren
Michigan
George D. Bostock
Falls Dead as He Threatens Wife
Yonkers New York July 12 Peter Tripoli 62 a retired contractor died of heart failure at his Willow Street home while threatening to stab his wife He showed signs of mental derangement and his wife fainted at the scene A physician was summoned and Dr J A Falla ruled death caused by heat exhaustion leading to heart failure.
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Yonkers
Peter Tripoli
Willow Street
Tripoli
J. A. Falla
Tripolis
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Injury in Cabot leaves one dead and twenty five injured
Report from Cabot today states a man is dead and 25 people are injured after an incident. Authorities have not released names or full details yet.
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Cabot
Mearhere
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