Rancher Gored by Maddened Bull Near Clearview
Thomas O'Dowell, a teacher living near Clearview, Wyoming, was gored by a bull while driving it from a wheat field. The animal charged as O'Dowell attempted to drive it away, knocking him down and trampling him. He escaped to the fence and was hospitalized with two broken ribs and severe injuries, expected to heal in a few days.
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Sumaidan
Thomas O'Dowell
Clearmost
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
Station officer charged after assault in Casper traffic dispute
Friday afternoon a dispute at Center and Second between Dennia Sullivan driver for Casper Brewing and Carl Peters a special officer led to Peters striking Sullivan with a club. Sullivan was hospitalized. Peters was arrested, jailed, bonded, and later discharged from the force pending Sullivan's recovery.
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Dennia Sullivan
Casper Brewing Company
Carl Peters
Peters
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Principal Chosen at Laramie High School
Prof. C. E. B. Eddleblate of Byers Colorado has been elected principal of Laramie high school effective at the start of the new year. He and his family will move to the city and he comes to the schools here with strong recommendations.
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Laramie
EB. Eddleblate
Byers
Colo
Laramie High School
Sheridan Court Grants Record $21,000 Verdict
In Sheridan, Judge O H Parmales awarded $21,000 to Big Horn Timber agent T B McPherson and Ventor Investment Co in a mortgage dispute with Dig Horn Timber Co. The court found McPherson had misappropriated funds while acting for Big Horn Timber, enough to cover the mortgage plus additional interest.
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Sheridan
Sheridan County
Big Horn Timber Company
Nealer T. B. McPherson
0. H. Parmales
McPherson
Ventor Tnvestment Company
New Jersey
Wall Agatn
Dig Horn Timber Company
Glenn Kingsley
Oldfield Car Drives for Sheridan Race Sunday
Darney Oldfield brings the Christie 300 hp front drive, world record holder at Grand Island, to Sheridan fair grounds for a July 30 meet. Cap Harvey Kennedy, Edwards Special, Jerry Wonderlick, Teddy Jennings and others join eight events from two to twenty miles. Kennedy and Wonderlick battle for bragging rights after a prior 25 mile race.
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Sheridan
Darney Oldfield
Christie
Grand Island
Sheridan Fair Grounds
Cap
Harvey Kennedy
Kennedy
Edwards
Jerry Wonderlick
Wonderlick
Teddy Jennings
Bob Burman
Keaton
King Kelly
Mercer
Speedy Doyle
Sunbeam
Thad Sowder Returns to Frontier Park as Deputy Sheriff
Thad Sowder rides again at Frontier Park during the quarter stretch and serves as deputy sheriff for the celebration. Once a top national rider, he recalls Cheyenne 1898, Denver 1901, and Frontier Days 1905, 1908, riding with a straight fork saddle despite a prior paralytic stroke.
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Frontier Park
Hegra
Thad
Thad Sowder
Denver
Frontier Days
Buffalo Mill
America
Tim
Europe
Thad Ia
Britain Threatens Embar k Against Holland
Britain warns of an embargo if Dutch merchants continue shipping cotton to neutral countries. The Hague reports no doubt about Germany securing cotton supplies, with the Amsterdam Telegraaf noting shipments are routed through central countries to Germany.
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Britain
Holland
the Hague
Rugland
Hermenya
Holand
Amsterdam
Bowman Presides At Conference In Colorado
Fort Cosmana Colorado July 24 Discussion of tree planting by Prof W J Morrill of Colorado closed the day s deliberations of the Tri State Summer Conference for Extension Workers in Sefton Director A J Bowmen of Wyoming led the sessions Livestock demonstrations dominated the program Cattle judging by J A Melearich and A F Beott Wyoming hogs by H H Simpson and FP N Flint Colorado horses by KR BK Reynolda Wyoming The relation of the Extension Service to the Livestock Industry was presented by Director A B Bowman Wyoming Local support for extension work and developing instructors were discussed by Branney V Smith C G McCord and A H Simpeon of Colorado Dean A Burnett of Nebraska spoke on the relation of Experiment Station workers to Extension Schools
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Fort Cosmana
Colo
W. J. Morrill
Colorado
Sefton
A. J. Bowmes
Wyoming
J. A. Meleareich
A. F. Beott
H. H. Simpson
FP. N Flint
KR. BK. Reynolda
A. BK. Bowman
Branney V. Smith
C. G. McCord
A. H. Simpeon
Colorando
Figures in Immigration Fight at Ellis Island
Representative William S. Bennet accused Frederick C. Howe immigration commissioner at Ellis Island of mismanagement and negligence. He charged immigrants were not treated properly at the entry point. Howe, from Cleveland, previously led the People's Institute in New York.
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Ellis Island
William S. Bennet
House of Representatives
Frederick C. Howe
Prien
Howe
Cleveland
People’s Institute
New York
New Brick Building Planned in Kemmerer Area
Antr al Coal Company and partners plan a new brick business building in Kemmerer soon with occupancy by the Kemmerer Camera. The Russell Carnivel company tours western Wyoming showing marbles and other items as interest grows.
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Kemmerer
Kenmmerer
Ansel Atchinson Pioneer Of Sheridan Dies At State Hospital
Ansel Atchinson aged 54 prominent pioneer of Sheridan and well known citizen died at the state hospital Monday night from peritonitis. He fell ill Friday noon while working on a schoolhouse thirty five miles from Clearmont. He moved to Sheridan twenty five years ago.
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Sheridan
Ansel Atchinson
State Hospital
Clearmont
Sheridam
Record Run Between Two Fouts Captures Local Leisure
Fragmentary report notes Benker Remeh of Big Piney and Rev. C Reader in Larame on a distance run of about 400 giles from night to day. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates a pace or contest involving two figures with religious presence nearby.
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Larame
Benker Remeh
Big Piney
Wyre
C. Reader
Reader
After Dark Photoplay At Lyric Theater
The Lyric theater shows Wm. A. Brady's After Dark based on a Dion Boueteault play. The production features a strong supporting cast and striking postings, with Alec S. Francis delivering a notable screen performance amid Brady’s handling of the material.
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Lyric Theater
Wm. A. Brady
Dion Boueteault
Pole
William A. Brady
Alec 5
Francis
Old Tom
Derk
acTeea
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Cheyenne Business Directory
Louis Wax
Pioneer Ave
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Malt Orde
Shimitz Proto
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne, Wio
West End Grocery
Philip Marcus
Hone
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Cheyenne Auto Tire Repair Company
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Goodyear
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Carey Ave
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Ture and Mattresses
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Sdeoola Highway
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