Wyoming trench collapse buries two workers and injures another
In Lovell Wyoming on a June afternoon three men were digging a sewer trench for the sugar company when the bank slid, burying W Lant and King Young about three feet while EK R DuRouche, who was nearby, was partly buried but survived. Rescue crews freed them quickly with Lant and Young suffering injuries including a dislocated shoulder and a broken arm. DuRouche remained near the surface.
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Lovell
Wyo
Migar
Botlock
Ir W. Lant
King Young
Lant
Youne
DuRouche
Mr. Bullock
laRouche
Young
Experiment Farm Improvements Start
Sheridan June 12 The state board of farm commissioners has purchased a Ford automobile for the superintendent E A Possen contractor Crawford arrived to start the hose and office building at the farm. Robert Wilson from Mandan North Dakota will visit to assist shelter belt work. W W Barr from Washington will arrive tomorrow. Dan Steley from Washington will arrive Sunday to work in the office.
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W. W. Barr
Firll
Washington
Dan Steley
Taliaferro and Scott to Address Resolution Committee in St Louis
Mrs. Taliaferro and Mrs. Scott plan to travel to St Louis where Mrs. Taliaferro will deliver a five minute address before the resolution committee of the Big Convention. They will return after their pending duties.
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Rock Sprinch
T. Taliaferro
C. P. Scott
St. Louis
Taliaferro
Moorcroft Receives State Hatchery Cane for Reervoirs
In Moorcroft on June 12 an employee from the Story Wye state fish hatchery delivered three canes of lake trout to local sites. Charles Martens and A W Bailey each received two canes for planting in their reservoirs on Buffalo and Cabin creeks, with optimism for good fishing soon.
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Moorcroft
State Fish Hatchery
Story, Wye
Charles Martens
Buffalo Creek
A. W. Bailey
Cabin Creek
Highway engineer to inspect Hoad in Sheridan area
Sheridan June 12 A district highway engineer from the forest service met a local delegation to inspect the Dayton Mountain road and the Pig Horn Mountain road. If feasible the government may fund significant work this summer.
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Sheridan
Phelan
Forent Wervier
Dayton Mountain
Forent Service
Pig Horn Mountain
Graves of Old Frontiermen Investigated by Jackson Party
A Jackson group plans a Sunday trek to a mountain east of Jackson to examine graves found years ago. They hope the markers may be those of three trappers with Captain Sublet in 1832, though few remains may survive beyond possible metal artifacts.
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Jackson
Captain Sublet
Courant
Wyoming
Indiana
Pierre’s Hole
Teton Basin
Sublet
Jackson's Hole
Moore
Foy
Stevens
Pierre's
Wheatland to Get Expanded Colorado and Southern Station
Wheatland residents welcome a plan by the Colorado and Southern railroad to enlarge and remodel the current station. The decision follows the inauguration of new train service and underscores Wheatland's role as a freight and passenger center.
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Wheatland
Colorado &Southern Railroad
Pasenger
New Power Plant On The Popo Agi Land
NEW POWER PLANT PLANS REVEALED AT POPO AGI WYOMING. WILLIAM WEBER OF KANSAS CITY PRESIDENT ARRIVED TO AUTHORIZE CONSTRUCTION WITH ENGINEER P ENIDETEE. 12 MILES OF ROAD TO BE BUILT AT ABOUT 10000 DOLLARS AS POWER FROM UNDERSHOT PELTON WHEELS WILL PRODUCE ABOUT 1600 BHP PER WHEEL. Transmission lines TO LANDER HINDEN ATLANTIC AND LAWTON TO BE ERECTED. Construction to proceed this summer and fall.
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Landpr
Wyo
Jatthe Popo Agia
Ed Young
Lander
Hindeon
Une
Atlantic
Lawleton
Sunrise to Celebrate the Glorious Fourth
Guernsey June 12 A men s meeting at Sunrise planned a three day Fourth of July celebration at the camp with events at the new baseball grounds. The gathering endorsed plans for a good celebration on July 3 4 and 5 with prize events to be held at the grounds.
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Guernsey
State Farm Director C Flagg Visits Rock Springs
June 12 report notes C Flagg director of the state experiment farm at Fareon arrived in Rock Springs on business. He took duties April 1 and work has begun slowly due to late season and cold weather. He hopes for a good show with his crop.
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Rock Springs
Widow of Exploded Victim Receives $1000 Under Law
Guernsey June 12. August Ose one of the men killed at the South Side ditch explosion near Whalen. Under the workers compensation law his widow, living at Penver, received a $1000 check dated June 43. Attorney Roushar represented the widow.
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Guernsey
Ose
Whalen
Roushar
Snow accumulates six feet on Medicine Peak summit
Laramie report from June 12 states Fred J. Miller, once fire lookout on Medicine Row peak, telephoned Centennial to say six feet of snow surrounds the summit. Light drifted melt in lodgepole pines, with faster melting in some areas.
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Laramie
Fred J. Miller
Medicine Row
Centennial
Japs Seek 0.5 Tennis Honors
New York June 12 The East bids for premier honors as Japanese players Kumagal and Milam prepare for the American championship at Forest Hills in August Their records mark them as strong contenders and their campaign on U S courts will draw keen attention from tennis followers.
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New York
Par East
K. Kumagal
Milam
Forrest Hills
L. IL
Chamt
Sieady
Ole
United States
Japanese players to tour U S courts before nationals
Kumagai and Mikami return to the Pacific coast after the titular tournament and will play occasional matches in San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago and Pittsburgh before heading to Japan. This foreign invasion is expected to draw attention to the summer court tournaments as the pair have already shown strong results across the meets.
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Ocasion
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Kumagal
Mikami
Pacific Coast
Japan
Kumagai
Rise of United States Tennis Figures from Early 1900s
The article recalls players like Kume Ngai at the 1914 Western championships reaching the semi finals before losing to Mila Fottrel. It notes Kamagal’s rocky start in tennis, learning with improvised equipment, and his rapid progress over three years. It also mentions Fottrell, William Johnston, Clarence Griffith, and Ward Dawson as rising and top ranked players of the era.
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United States
Kumengai
Kolo University
Mila Fottrel
Fottrell
William Johnston
Kamagal
Japan
Bhe
Bet
Mantle
Orient
Clarence Griffith
United
Ward Dawson
Woman Martyria Reflections on Household Suffering
A fragment laments the unseen pain of women in their homes. It questions how many men understand the unique sorrows suffered by women and the pressure to appear cheerful despite hardship.
Infirmed Women Urged to Seek Health Aid
A fragment urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to avoid suffering, cites experiences of others as guidance, and notes health facilities in town. It mentions Ben F. Swisher optometrist and a tribute to hospital care for injured workers.
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Lydia &. Pinkham
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