Car Overturns Wrecks Five in Wyoming Crash
In Laramie on June 27 a Sunday wrecking spree left Otto Schwatke and four others injured after his car overturned near Little Laramie valley. George Phillips from the Phillips Hotel suffered a back injury and possible kidney damage while Al Debola had rib fractures. Other occupants Rebhaneen and Charles Wallace escaped with lesser injuries.
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Shovel Attack in Evanston Leaves Man in Critical Condition
Ezra Brown of Woodruff struck a man named Mees with a shovel over water from an irrigation ditch. The injured man, identified as Mosa, may die. Brown, wealthy former legislator from Star Valley, disputes with Deseret Land and Livestock Co. in ongoing court conflicts.
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Automobile crash leaves man injured and vehicle damaged
A man named Gehwatke watered the picture of a tire and sped along the road when attempting to place another auto in position. The machine overturned, throwing the men a considerable distance and causing heavy damage to the vehicle.
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Fremont Lake Rises Higher Than Years Past Near Pinedale
Fremont Lake is higher than for many years. Gregan River and creeks Willow Pine Newfork Doulder Beatfork and Pols are bank full. Beatfork Bridge below the Newfork store lowered a foot and a half on Sunday at the south end.
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Fingers Crushed In Wool Car Incident At Cokeville
Ad M. Chamberlain suffered two crushed fingers while loading a wool car when a frightened horse lunged, pinching his fingers between a pulley and rope. Flesh was torn but no part of the fingers is expected to be lost, and nails remain intact.
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Ad M. Chamberlain
Carl Nelson
Teacher of Spelling Needed for Cowley
Cowley progress prints a spelling sample from the Cowley post office to inspire teachers to improve spelling. An estray notice from Byron W. Y. O. describes a two year old white heifer missing a calf, branded on left ribs. the owner John Blank offers milking permission and contact details in Byron, Wyoming Territory.
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Wyoming Tie & Timber opens Riverton mill on drive
The Wyoming Tie and Timber Company completes a new saw mill at Riverton with operation to start this week. About 4,000,000 feet of logs are on hand and 9,000,000 more will be brought down by the drive this year. Ties will be the main product, with lumber from all trainings. The first drive of the year enters and the main log course is about halfway from the tie camp above Dubois.
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Wyoming University to Name Women’s Dormitory Hoyt Mall
The University of Wyoming plans a new women’s dormitory to be named Hoyt Mall in honor of the university president who previously governed the Territory of Wyoming. The board approved advertising for an architect competition for plans of a Bow library, with a project cost capped at 1000006.
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Wyoming Campus Plans New Buildings and Large 1916 Class
The University of Wyoming may start a new building on campus within the next few years. The 1916 commencement produced the largest class ever with 42 graduates. Summer session began June 1 with enrollment rising toward 300, and students from many states attend. Campus beautification and improvements are planned for the summer to welcome students in September.
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Pay for Full Time for Militiamen of the American Tobacco Co
New York June 21 The American Tobacco Company will pay militiamen full time while they are serving. President of the company sent a letter to department managers outlining the policy and commitment to supporting employees called to join the militia.
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Military employees urged to report for duty with full pay
The document urges all military employees to respond to mobilization orders during the Mexican situation. It promises that upon return they will have their previous positions and full salaries while serving. Verification of receipt and guidance on wage payment during absence are requested from the employer.
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City Clerk Proceedings Cheyenne June 6 1916
Official Cheyenne City Clerk record shows a regular council meeting on Monday June 6 1916 at 1 30 p m with a quorum present. Proceedings note attendance and formal actions taken during session.
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Wyoming
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