Autoist Captures Cinnamon Bear After Wild Lasso Chase
Austrian driver Rudolph Roviso s employed by rancher George C. Rudeson wrestled a cinnamon bear into captivity after a two hour struggle using a lasso from a speeding auto. He suffered bruises and injuries but secured the captive at the ranch near Horn Mountain.
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Ehoevenk
Rudolph Rovisos
George C. Rudeson
Is Horn Mountain
Pio
Ip Wee
Liethie
Hivigho
Sander
Bruin
Rivigno
Eastlake cafe ordinance forces open rooms in Evanston
Evanston authorities pass an ordinance requiring cafe proprietors to provide an unobstructed 3 by 6 foot opening and to place the public entrance where private booths formerly concealed patrons. Penalties range from five to fifty dollars for noncompliance.
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Evanston
Hartville Ladies In Runaway Smashup
Hartville on June 14 reports Mrs William Hazelwood, her niece Miss WNé stle Raymond, and Mrs Charles Meyeta injured when their horses bolted, overturning their buggy in a runaway accident.
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Hartville
William Hazelwood
Wné
Cowboy Fractured Skull After Bronco Throws Him
Lander June 14. Tom Hunte man, a well known range rider, is severely injured by a bronco he was attempting to break near Lander. Doctors say the fracture skull is serious but recovery is expected.
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Lander
Tom Hunteman
New City Engineer Appointed in Laramie
Laramie June 14 at a special council meeting the office of city engineer was declared vacant and Mayor Stirling appointed Charles Bellamy to the post. The aldermen confirmed the appointment.
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Laramie
Stirling
Charles Bellamy
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company Tax Injunction Appeal
Judge Carpenter of the Second Judicial District hears the Wyoming Central Irrigation Company's appeal for a writ to restrain the county tax collector from collecting taxes. The case involves a dispute over taxation obligations and remedies.
Company appeals tax ruling on property rights amid state law
The company has denied the petition of the petitioner and argues that various counties have the right to tax property rights companies. The attorneys said the case will be appealed to the supreme court.
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Warious
Supreme Court
Insane Guest Causes Stir at Johnson Hotel
In Laramie last night Henry Sprague a guest from Eaton Colorado suddenly went insane and caused a disturbance at the Johnson hotel. police and three assistants had to restrain and jail him.
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Laramie
Johnson Hotel
Henry Sprague
Eaton
Colo
WISH 18 TO BECOME SHERIDAN'S CHIEF HOO
Sheridan Wyoming June 14 high cost of living fades as Parkman rancher invents device to prevent fish from escaping irrigation ditches and boost fish as staple food. Irrigation conservation screen may increase fish supplies and spur a fishing boom for residents and fishermen.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan County
Parkman
Sheridan Faces Potential Clash Between Capital and Labor
In Sheridan Wyoming in June the city sees rising tensions as capital and labor clash over high wages and construction costs. Officials warn that building projects may pause this season while blaming organized labor for costs and strikes threaten to escalate.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sitacay Bern Gus
Ladies and Boys Underwear Sale Notes
Listing shows 25c ladies knit pants with lace trim 35c ladies combination suits with low neck and lace 10c ladies jersey ribbed vests 25c boys mesh shirts or drawers with prices.
Unions Clash Over Wage Scale Amid Cost of Living
Indignant workers oppose industry stagnation claims as unions press for a wage scale reflecting living costs. They contend business costs, including living expenses, have risen, and offer to revert to wage levels from three to four years ago if expenses are cut. Chamber of Commerce talks have failed to resolve the dispute.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bargains in Wild Beasts Hit Chicago Theaters
A chaotic spring squeeze across Chicago shows bargains on live animals at Sherman Co and a dip in theater attendance. Lions priced 100 to 400 dollars and elephants 1500 to 3000 dollars accompany snippets about ticket scalping, broker profits, and crowded summer shows amid unusual weather and a shifting entertainment market.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mackina
Cty
German Emperor Gifts Statue to Mexico City Centennial
Mexico City June 14 The German colony plans a September 12 unveiling of Baron von Humboldt statue in the National Museum garden as part of the centennial celebration. Emperor William donated the statue to Mexico as a sign of friendship, with a morning ceremony and a German colony banquet and theater fiesta to follow. High Mexican officials and diplomats will attend.
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Mexico City
Baron von Humboldt
William As
National Museum
Selection of Private Aide to the President Named
A former official at the treasury has been chosen for the post of private aide to the president. The appointment appears aimed at supporting the administration in Morocco and related duties.
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Ib Ti
T Treasury
Me Poat
Eens Meee
Miniater
Morocco
Senate passes Western land survey bill in $500000 appropriation
The Senate approved a bill to fund surveys of vast unsurveyed lands disposed by the government, allotting 500000 dollars to the Interior Department. The plan allows the government to advance funds with reimbursement by landowners, with states to ensure funds are paid.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
House
Senate Fins
Rent Offer for East Side Bungalow At $250 Daily
Classified notice states a bungalow on the east side is available for rent with immediate possession for $250. The ad mentions modern features and a beam ceiling, listing price of $3300 and contact at phone number 571 Oliver.
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Ga. & Oliver
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