Poisoning tragedy and crime trials across the valley
The column reports a child death from poisoning in Uinta county and a string of crimes including forgery and a robbery attempt linked to George Painter’s alleged wrongdoing. It notes a dangerous bridge over the Wind River, legal actions in federal court, church dedication in Torrington, and multiple local incidents from Cody to Pine Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Purves Thayne
Uinta County
Theorge Painter
Lander
Wilam Joyce
Lark
Indiana
South Dakota
Leavenworth
Torrington
la H. Forde
Cheyenne
Cody
H. H. Burton
Cokeville
Greer
William Morgan
Eit
Joby Lew
Ella
Star Valley
Evanston Range
Ravwlina
Geortee Galiing
Carbon County
Carter Mountains
Meelontee Rim
Kimball
Mise Gayle
Mi Lees
Q. RR. Milor
Pine Bluffs
Alva D. Andrus
Neb
Sheridan
Otha Hon
Ote Hon
New Broadway Brick Block Nears Occupancy in Theremopolis
The Theremopolis News reports a new brick block on Broadway in Theremopolis, Wyoming. Built by Dead Peterson, it will house Sam Peterson's saloon on one side and the Palate Clotting Co on the other with a pressed brick and marble front facing main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theremopolia
Wyo
Broadway
Dead Peterson
Sam Peterson
Sde
Palate Clotting Co
Eher
Jarret Ol
Fate of Republican Party in the Hands of Sixty Six Negroes
A long report from Roosevelt day proceedings describes Taft delegates from Mississippi fading away and white delegates in play, with Roosevelt and Taft factions contending. It notes fears of a third candidate and talks of negotiated influence over convention delegates amid accusations of manipulation and alleged cheating by the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Bids For Painting Capitol Building and Governor Residence
The Capitol Building Commission will receive bids for painting at the Capitol Building and Governor Residence on Monday June 24, 1918 at 10 oclock A.M. Specifications are at the State Treasurer's office. The Sherman Co. wallpaper and painting contractor is listed among bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Building Commission
Capitol Huilding
Ciovernor
Orlock A.M
State Treasurer's Office
Sales ad promises deep discounts on jewelry in Cheyenne sale
Announcement of a Cheyenne store sale to unload high grade jewelry watches cut glass dishes china and silverware at extremely low prices from June 7 to June 22 with claims of stock from a Colorado Springs sale and substantial discounts on Gorham Alvin and plated silverware plus alarm blocks and china pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cheyenne
Plaza
Gorham
Alvin
Cheyenne Sale Showcases Hawkes Glass and Jewelry Deals
Exclusive Cheyenne agents offer Hawkes cut glass and a wide stock of patterns. Items include 7 inch bowls, nappies, pitchers, and engraved watches with 20 year guarantees. Also 25 percent off solid gold and enamel jewelry plus sale on household goods and wedding items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hawkes
Hawkes’ Star Light P. & B
Elgin
Waltham
Bigin
Taft and Roosevelt Trade Verbal Attacks Across the Campaign
A collection of quoted statements shows Taft accusing Roosevelt of treason to the party, unfounded accusations, and dangerous tendencies, while Roosevelt labels Taft and his followers as thieves, brigands, and insincere in their push for nominations. The exchanges cover third terms, square deals, and accusations of manipulation in primaries and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Negro Delegates in A Fistic Fight
In Chicago on June 17, Georgia delegates to Taft’s caucus largely voted for Taft with two black delegates, Clark Grier and J H Boone, planning to back Roosevelt. Boone shouted insults, a chair was raised, and peacemakers intervened as tensions flared. The delegation’s black leaders demanded an apology, which Boone refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Georgia
Taft
Clark Grier
J. H. Boone
Roosevelt
Boone
Roosevelt Voone
Convention A Fraud If Contested Delegates Are Seated
A political rally denounces Taft backers and the national committee for seating contested delegates. It accuses leaders like Penrose and Mulvane of betraying the people, claims theft and bribery in delegations from Ohio California and other states, and vows to fight for a clean, people’s victory at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
National Republican Committee
Tec
Ohio
Alabama
National Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Crane
Massachuonetts
Mulvane
Kansas
Murphy
New Jersey
Scott
West Virginia
Republican Party
National
Messrs
Massachusetts
Brooker
Connecticut
Nagel
Missouri
Messia
Mr. Taft
Mr. Stevenson
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
Stevenson
Denver
Judge Lindsey
Espechal
Lindsey
California
Washington
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Arizona
Fras
Vetera
Texas
Crane and
Penrose Ani Company
New York
Kanegas
la Folletta
State Centre
I of
Cleveland
la Follett
Burton
Mr Taft
Californiia
Arma
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Little Statele
Manly
Walth Cotta
Warren Street
Els
Sono Tote
Walah
Chiel
Rayner
Tryan Hema
Nora Chemeineton
Marto Kileo
Tale
Coper Mo
Walter Swoodeon
Wuoeat Dietdeer Coppermam
Buffalo
Burlington
Wie Horn
Railroad Bridge
Bridge Club
Mra
W. T. Bivin
Fred Wyckoff
Jack McGrath
Auction
T. W. Martin
W. Link
BF. ©. Brown
W. J. Sisk
A. L. Duhig
Mra. Chas, Brown
Kensington
J. H. Vacek
A. G. Hamilton
Mra. A. Jeoghind
Bridge
Theremopolis News
Detewit
Sith
Lwtrolt
Hetrol
Bigwomt
Detroit
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Delesates
Tim Woodruff
Brooklyn
Mississippi
Congress
Boon BA
Cumming
Hadley
Borah
Hoghen
Cebt
Tait
the Sherman Co
Warolshes
The
Sherman Co
Rogers
Ailey
Hkth Jewelry & Optical CO
Cor
17Th
Capitol Ave
Jewelry and Optical House
Sin Cheyenne
New York City
Indianapolis
Danver
Joey
Mr. Stevenson of
Max Davis
West Sixteenth Street
Teddy
Aft
Republican
Helen
Cheyenne Chautauqua
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