John D Discharges Foreman Por Chursty In Tarrytown
John D Rocketetler ousts Joan Riley from a Pocantl co Hill estate position for cruelty to his family. Riley, a foreman, is barred from return by the King as he claims to be a model husband. He allegedly drove his wife and seven children under twelve from the house, forcing them to seek shelter elsewhere.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John TD
Rocketetler
Joan Riley
Pocantlco Hilla
Riley
Rile
Elter
Flood Wipes Three Miles of Track in Colorado
A flood in Phantom Canyon near Canon City washed away three miles of track and five bridges between Victor and Canon City early yesterday, disrupting service and causing damage to the line.
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Canon City
Colo
Phantom Caton
Cramer
Vietor
Pathfinder car tour through Wyoming and Montana faces rough roads
A.L. Weetgard of the A A A Touring Information Bureau reports the Pathfinder car's three continent trip via Wyoming and Montana. The journey highlights slow stretches, blue clay hazards, and steep grades as it proves the need for road improvements and a Powder River highway bridge. Information reaches the Good Roads Convention in Anaconda for consideration.
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A. A. A. Cield
A.L. Weetgard
Montana
Washington
Yellowstone River
Powder River
Glendive
Miles City
Lead Man's Gulch
Chumbo Flute
Westward
Yellowstone Valley
Westgard
Dead Man's Gylch
New York
Anaconda
Delave
Two Bodies Found Drowned in Clark's Fork Creek
In Cody Wyoming on July 22 two bodies recovered from Clark's Fork Creek, identified as Humphries Hall and T Preston, after a drowning on June 18 near Mount Montgomery. The body of William Anthony, who drowned the same day, was recovered days earlier.
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Cody
Wyo
Clark’s Fork Creek
Humphries Hall
T. Preston
Mountgomery
William Anthony
Wyo Bandit Unable to Plan His Escape
Lander Wyoming July 22 Emmett Ash a sheepherder who worked with Harry Sharpe the Riverton bandit killed by a posse knew officers were after Sharpe and avoided the murder scene by staying under a sheep wagon with two revolvers. He planned Riverton robberies but fell apart after the crime. In Illinois the defeated Donahue bill against the Modern Woodmen faced repeal pressure as Insurance Commissioner Potter urged failure before lawmakers and Governor Peneen faces calls to remove him.
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Riverton
Donahue
Woodmen of America
Illinois
Potter
Ihe
Pweneen
Hungry People Fed At the Pariah House Supper
St Mark's Guild hosts another supper at Pariah House on Wednesday July 24 inviting 35e and all interested. The event draws community members to share a prepared meal and fellowship in a local church setting.
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St. Mark's Guild
LITTLE STATELETS FOUND NOT GUILTY IN MURDER CASE
John Ruevell acquitted in district court of Fromownt county for the murder of Fertona Hall. Also reports losses of sheep in Natrona county, deaths of Harry Gales in Casper from acute meningitis, Mrs. Goff of Wind River at Kinnear, and the Eleventh infantry band in Laramie. Sixteen tourists headed to Yellowstone from Lander. May Miller and Ward Cantlin wed in Casper. Mrs. George Watts dies in Rock Springs after surgery. Company 1 National Guard to leave Wheatland July 27 for Pole Mountain maneuvers.
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John Ruevell
Ferton Hall
Fromownt County
Ans
Lry Creek
Natrona
Cote Ty
Harry Gales
Casper
Kinnear
Goff
Wind River
Arpall
Wind River Valley
Laramie
Eleventh Infantry
Rock Springs
State National Guard
Wheatland
Pole Mountain
Sheepherder in Wyoming Hangs Self at Camp
In Rawlins on July 22 Chas Dolphins a sheepherder employed by Gus Larsen killed himself by cutting his throat. He had attended a local election event the prior week and told camp staff he could not sleep. At Willow Creek he was found dead in bushes after the camp mover failed to hear him. The coroner's jury ruled death by self act while temporarily insane.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Chas
Emmaloy
Gus Larsen
Willow Creek
Congressmen Break Rule 10 Visit Wilson at Seagirt
Champ Clark led 16 House members by special train from Washington to Seagirt New Jersey to greet Governor Wilson and wish him well in the presidential race. Wilson greeted the visitors on the porch and accepted autographs as a historic gesture by lawmakers pausing work to meet the party standard bearer.
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Clark
Wilson
Dry year signals new era in western agriculture and home building
The piece reflects on western settlement, farming evolution, and a dry year shaping agri culture on the eastern Rocky Mountain slope. It notes past migrations, the shift from cattle to crops, and the rise of dry farming and storage methods to retain moisture for future harvests.
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Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Atmuet
Acre
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Carey Brockees
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Wilfred O'Leary
10Th Street
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Gleason
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