Narrow Wyoming trench collapse traps three workers
In Lovell Wyoming on June 12 a sewer trench near a sugar company project collapsed burying W Lant and King Young under three feet of dirt while EK Duhouche survived. Fellow workers and supervisor Bullock led a rapid rescue and all three men were freed with injuries including a dislocated shoulder and a broken arm.
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Lovell
Wyo
Migar
Botlock
Ir W. Lant
King Young
Lant
Youne
DuRouche
Mr. Bullock
laRouche
Young
Experiments Farm Improvements Begin at Sheridan
The North Dakota state board of farm commissioners buys a Ford for the experiment farm superintendent E A Possen. Contractor Crawford arrives to start construction of the hose and office building. Robert Wilson from Mandan station will visit to assist shelter belt work. W W Barr and Dan Steley from Washington arrive to join staff at the farm.
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W. W. Barr
Firll
Washington
Dan Steley
Mrs Taliaferro to address resolution committee in St Louis
Rock Springs June 12 Mrs T Taliaferro and Mrs C P Scott plan to travel to St Louis where Mrs Taliaferro will deliver a five minute speech before the resolution committee of the convention They will accompany Mrs Scott’s mother Ives in St Louis and return afterward.
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Rock Sprinch
T. Taliaferro
C. P. Scott
St. Louis
Taliaferro
Moorcroft Receives State Lake Trout for Planting
Moorcroft in the vicinity of Mootoot hosts a June 12 planting of three canes of lake trout, each containing 9000 to 5000 fish, delivered by a state fish hatchery employee from Story, Wye. Charles Martens and A W Bailey each receive cans for local reservoirs on Buffalo Creek and Cabin Creek, promising good fishing in the area soon.
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Moorcroft
State Fish Hatchery
Story, Wye
Charles Martens
Buffalo Creek
A. W. Bailey
Cabin Creek
Highway Engineer to Inspect Two Mountain Roads
Sheridan June 12 A Phelan district highway engineer for the forest service met with a delegation from a local good roads group. He will inspect the Dayton Mountain road and the Pig Horn Mountain road to determine feasibility for possible federal funding this summer.
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Sheridan
Phelan
Forent Wervier
Dayton Mountain
Forent Service
Pig Horn Mountain
Graves of Old Frontiermen Investigated Near Jackson
A Jackson party plans a Sunday trek to a mountain near Jackson to study graves found years ago. They hope to find the resting places of three trappers tied to Captain Sublet’s 1832 party, though preservation may be minimal with only possible metal remnants.
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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 & Southern Station
Wheatland residents welcome a C&S plan to enlarge and remodel the current station after inaugurating new train service. The upgrade emphasizes Wheatland’s role as a freight and passenger hub and comes as welcome news to locals.
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Wheatland
Colorado &Southern Railroad
Pasenger
New Power Plant Planned Above the Popo Agi
Popo Agi Wyoming June 12 The Fremont Power Company moves to start construction of a new hydroelectric plant at the Popo Agi above Ed Young ranch. William Webetor of Kansas City company president arrives to survey road work with contractors. About 12 miles of road and transmission lines to Lander Hindeon Atlantic Lawleton will be built. Undershot Pelton wheels will generate about 1600 bhp per wheel from a near 900 foot water fall.
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Landpr
Wyo
Jatthe Popo Agia
Ed Young
Lander
Hindeon
Une
Atlantic
Lawleton
Sunrise Plans Three Day Fourth of July Celebration
A Sunrise meeting on June 12 approved a three day celebration for July 3 to 5 at the new baseball grounds. The camp event aims to hold prize events and coordinate activities for the Glorious Fourth.
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Guernsey
Director Flagg Works to Jumpstart Farm Experiment
C Flagg director of the state experiment farm at Fareon was in town the first of the week on business. He assumed duties April 1 and reports a late season due to cold weather but hopes to make a good showing with his crop.
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Rock Springs
Widow Man Killed Gets a Thousand
Guernsey June 12 It will be remembered that August Ose was killed in the explosion at the South Side ditch near Whalen The widow of Ose who lives at Penver received a $1000 check under the workers compensation law The order was dated June 43 Attorney Roushar acted as attorney for the widow of Ose.
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Guernsey
Ose
Whalen
Roushar
Six Feet of Snow Reported on Medicine Bow Peak
Fred J. Miller, formerly fire lookout on Medicine Bow peak, said by telephone from Centennial that the summit area has six feet of snow. Snow lies deep among lodgepole pines and is melting rapidly in some spots.
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Laramie
Fred J. Miller
Medicine Row
Centennial
Japs Seek Fifth Tennis Honors at U S Championship
New York June 12. For the first time in inter national play the Far East may bid for premier honors this year as Japanese players Kumagal and Milam loom in the American championship at Forest Hills in August. Their inclusion signals a three month campaign on U S courts, with keen anticipation 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 appear in major U S tournaments
The Japanese stars Kumagai and Mikami will play exhibition matches in San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago and Pittsburgh before the national championships and after the titular tourney. They then return to the Pacific coast before heading to Japan for the season. This invasion is expected to draw heightened attention to summer court events.
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Ocasion
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Kumagal
Mikami
Pacific Coast
Japan
Kumagai
Rise of United States Tennis Stars Through Early 20th Century
The article traces early American player Kume ngai from Kolo to a Western championships semi final, losing to Mila Fottrell in a multi day match. It notes Kamagal’s rapid progress from first game with a discarded racquet to winning the Orient championship, facing top U S ranks like Clarence Griffith and Ward Dawson.
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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 in Domestic Suffering Recall
A brief piece reflects on the unseen pain endured by women in their own households. It questions how many men can understand the peculiar sorrows and the efforts to appear cheerful despite hardship.
Lead mentions Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health
The article notes women urged to seek health guidance and references Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It also includes scattered local notices about medical facilities and a public official visiting hospitals for injured workers.
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Lydia &. Pinkham
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