Autoist Captures Cinnamon Bear After Wild Lasso Ride
Rudolph Rovisos, Austrian chauffeur for rancher George C. Rudeson, lassoed a yearling cinnamon bear after a high speed auto chase across the countryside. He wrestled the bear for two hours, was bitten and his clothes torn, and the captive bear remains at the ranch.
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Ehoevenk
Rudolph Rovisos
George C. Rudeson
Is Horn Mountain
Pio
Ip Wee
Liethie
Hivigho
Sander
Bruin
Rivigno
Evanston Cafes Face Public Openings Under New Ordinance
Evanston on June 14 reports a city council ordinance requiring cafe proprietors to provide an unobstructed 3 by 6 foot opening and public entrance where private boxes once offered secrecy. Noncompliance carries a fine from five to fifty dollars.
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Evanston
Hartville Ladies in Runaway Smashup
Hartville on June 14 reports Mrs William Hazelwood, her niece Miss Westen Raymond, and Mrs Charles Meyeta injured in a runaway. Horses were frightened, dash began, buggy overturned with multiple injuries described as non serious.
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Hartville
William Hazelwood
Wné
Cowboy Injured By Bronco Near Lander
Tom Hunte man a well known range rider suffers a fractured skull after a bronco he tried to break threw him in the road near Lander Wyoming on June 14. He remains in serious condition but is expected to survive.
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Lander
Tom Hunteman
New City Engineer Appointed in Laramie
Laramie officials declared the city engineer post vacant at a special council meeting on June 14 and Mayor Stirling appointed Charles Bellamy to the role, an appointment confirmed by the aldermen.
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Laramie
Stirling
Charles Bellamy
Irrigation Company Appeals Tax Injunction Request
Judge Carpenter of Wyoming's Second Judicial district hears a writ of injunction appeal by the Wyoming Central Irrigation Company. The company seeks to restrain the county tax collector from enforcing taxes.
Company Appeals Tax Ruling to Supreme Court
The firm challenges a $50,000 lien saying counties lack authority to tax property rights. The company’s attorneys announced the case will be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
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Warious
Supreme Court
Insane Guest Disturbs Johnson Hotel in Laramie
Henry Sprague from Eaton Colorado went into a frenzy at the Johnson hotel. A policeman and three assistants restrained him and placed him in jail after a sudden disturbance last night in Laramie.
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Laramie
Johnson Hotel
Henry Sprague
Eaton
Colo
Wish 18 to Become Sheridan's Chief Ho o
Sheridan Wyoming June 14 high cost of living not as feared. A Parkman rancher invents a device to keep fish from escaping irrigating ditches boosting fish supply. Officials predict Sheridan county may shift to fish as a staple food, replacing beef in many homes. The screen for irrigation conserves fish, increasing popularity and expected big catches.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan County
Parkman
Sheridan Faces Possible Labor-Driven Halt in Building
In Sheridan Wyoming a clash between capital and labor threatens a suspension of nearly all building operations this season. Employers blame organized labor for high wages and rising construction costs while disputes over rotations intensify tensions in the city.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sitacay Bern Gus
Ladies and Boys Apparel Featured in Sale
A sale listing highlights 25c ladies knit pants with lace trim 35c ladies combination suits with low neck and lace 10c ladies jersey ribbed vests and 25c boys mesh shirts or drawers for bargain buyers.
Local unions protest wage scale amid industrial stagnation
Indignant workers blame business leaders for stagnation and argue the wage scale is too high given living costs. They say if manufacturing costs drop to levels from three to four years ago, wages should be set to match those earlier rates. The issue has been talked over at Chamber of Commerce meetings without resolution.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sherman Co Bargains in Wild Beasts and Theatre Tickets
Paper notes straline prices for circus animals and theater tickets amid a spring chill in Chicago. Lions priced 100 to 400 dollars elephants 1500 to 3000 dollars while venues report ticket brokers skim nearly one third of performance seats. Brokers and theater firms share extra revenue from inflated prices. Also advertises clothing services at 1821 Carey Ave and plate balls at Sherman Co.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mackina
Cty
German Emperor Statue to Honor Humboldt in Mexico City
Mexico City will unveil a statue of Baron von Humboldt on September 12 as part of the Centennial celebrations. The German colony organized a formal ceremony, with the statue gifted by Emperor William, to be placed at the National Museum garden. A breakfast banquet and nightlife fiesta will follow with Mexican officials and diplomats invited.
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Mexico City
Baron von Humboldt
William As
National Museum
Selected for Post of Private Aide to the President
The report states a former treasury official has been selected for the post of private aide to the president. The appointment follows promotion considerations and is linked to the Moroccan ministerial context.
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Ib Ti
T Treasury
Me Poat
Eens Meee
Miniater
Morocco
Senate Passes Bill for 500000 Survey Funds to Tax Lands
Washington June 14. The Senate passed a bill authorizing a 500000 appropriation to survey large land tracts disposed of by the government. The Interior Secretary would oversee surveys so states may place lands on tax lists. Reimbursement via landowners is required. states ensure funds come in.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
House
Senate Fins
Rent Offer for East Side Bungalow with Modern Amenities
Classified notice offering possession for $250 with a pretty East Side bungalow. Includes beam ceilings and modern objects. Asking price $3300. Contact Georgia and Oliver at phone 571.
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Ga. & Oliver
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