Wyoming bartender elopes with saloon keeper’s wife
Lander gossip centers on Winnie Knott a bartender once with Tom Cole and Mrs Jennie Bom mart a restaurant waitress both linked to a scandal involving Knott who has a wife in Lander. Knott abused his wife during quarantine and faced arrest. he fled with Bommart to Casper and Crawford Neb to avoid prosecution.
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Lander
Winnie Knott
Tom Cole
Jennie Bommart
Fremont
Mrs. Bommart
Casper
Crawford
Neb
Sheridan Eyeing Beet Sugar Factory
Sheridan’s Chamber of Commerce moved to secure a beet sugar factory, offering acreage and irrigation water. Edward Gillespie contacted Great Western Sugar of Denver to gauge interest, with a Denver delegation planned if responses are favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Edward Gillette
Morey
Great Western Sugar Company of
Denver
Carney Cay Sues Union Over Damages From Strike
The Carney Cay seeks $3,000 against Carneyville Union Mine workers for losses alleged from a contract breach tied to a recent strike that involved 900 miners. The suit was filed in the district court.
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Carney Cay
Carneyville Union Mine
Ming Wevere
Wolf
Births and Deaths in Sheridan County February Totals
Sheridan March 4 report by Hurd county health officer shows 28 births and 15 deaths in February. Of births 21 were male and 7 female. Of deaths 11 were male and 4 female. Two deaths due to typhoid fever. No deaths from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
K. A. Hurd
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Sheridan County
Plea Planed In Burglary And Fraud Charges
Lawmen report Laramie suspects Will Plead Guilty to burglary and obtaining money by false pretenses as court dates approach. Heonett is also linked to an alleged break in at a maintenance station and theft. Investigators note endorsements on a check misrepresenting bank funds.
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Laramie
M. W. Bonnet
BE. C
Heonett
Earl Wiil
Gun attack ends with slashing and beating in Evanston
Evanston March 4 A fight at a restaurant opened by Boyle and Porth on Front Street led to William Knoder being shot at by Bin Robbins. Robbins fired twice more but the revolver misfired. he then struck Knoder with the gun causing a deep, serious head wound. Knoder was taken home unconscious and remained in serious condition. A hearing before Judge Ames was postponed due to Knoder's condition, now set for Tuesday at 10.
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Evanston
Boyle & Pornah
Ront Street
Knoder
Bin
Robbins
Knodes
Remarkable close calls and local notes from Wyoming headlines
A jumble of short items reports Mrs. Ilon Owens badly injured in a horse accident near Shoéhont, Walter Cooper's near death during a snowstorm, Hartville school funding fears, a new federal building in Lander opening April, Worland brass bank revival, a Sheridan girl running away, Basin Democrats leasing the Greybull Standard, Wyoming Times back with owner George Ewer, B F Jenkins planning a Sheridan Bank of Commerce block, and Bob Fitton taking over Ball Clothing in Sheridan.
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Wil Ilon Owens
Shoéhont
Walter Cooper
Lander
Hartville
Federal
Brass Bank
Worland
Martha Claussen
Sheridan
Newcastle
Democrats of
Basin
Greybull Standard
Wyoming Times
Evanston
George Ewer
B. F. Jenkins
Bank of Commerce
Fitton
Bob Fitton
Barnett Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
Fred Ball
Ball Clothing Company
Marriages and Births in Wyoming and Colorado Societies
Riverton: Harry Hansen and Regina Hage wed. Casper: Gustave Link and Lulu Chase marry at MB E parish. Diamondville: Hermann Kenunnen and Funt Malt wed. Lander: Ralph and Mrs Mitchell welcome a daughter. Sheridan: Mr and Mrs Correll announce a daughter. Nephi Delaney and Lady Langlois born in Lander. O J Smith ex sheriff of Sheridan dies in Pasadena California.
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Riverton
Harry Hansen
Regina Hage
Silyrclife
Colorado
Casper
Gustave Link
Misa Lulu Chase
M.be
Diamondville
Hermann Kenunnen
Funt Malt
Lander
Ralph Mitchell
Sheridan
Samuel FP. Correll
Evanston
Nephi Delaney
Aleorge Langlois
Hudson
Anna Daniels
St. Sheridan—O
J. Smith
Sheridan County
Pasadena
California
Food dopers still after scalp of Dr. Wiley
A clipped fragment reports constant surveillance by secret agents seeking proof of favoritism to a manufacturer and highlights a powerful lobbying influence surrounding the Dr. Wiley affair. The text suggests ongoing efforts to uncover corruption or bias in dealings with manufacturers.
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DR. Wiley
Politicking Poets Rise as Houn’ Dawg Verse Spreads
A wave of protest poetry erupts nationwide as Democrats, Missouri’s Champ La Follette, and Ozark verses surge into political discourse. Readers are invited to contribute new stanzas while critics note the nation’s growing use of poetry as a social weapon in the campaign season.
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Houn
United States
Ole Houn
Ozarka
Missouri
Washington
Congress
Champ
Ole Horn
Miles Aroun
Express Firms Overcharge At Both Ends In Shipment Fees
An Interstate Commerce Commission investigation reveals express companies collect charges at both ends of shipments. One firm showed 3,000 daily overcharges and $67,000 in a year from these fees. Commissioner Lane condemns prepaid charge demands as faulty practices widespread among carriers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
Express
Universal
New Officials Named at Stock Growers Bank Wheatland
The Stock Growers Bank of Wheatland announces its new officers after the regular January meeting. D. McCallum serves as President with D. Miller as Vice President. C. B. Artist is cashier and Hays as assistant cashier. Artist is reelected to cashier, a post he has held since the bank’s organization.
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Bank of Wheatland
D. McCallum
D. Miller
C. B. Artist
Hays
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Claim One Day Cure
An ad offers LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets as a guaranteed cure for a cold in one day. The copy promises refunds if the medicine does not cure and includes a signature line from BW. GROVES on each box.
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Groves
Children Pay For Drinking While At Work
Workers continued picketing as mill agents urged operatives to return for duty and receive advanced pay. Police and militia kept order as union members and workers faced fear of violence and potential declines in turnout from last week.
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Aim
Central Labor Union
Battle Fears and Roving Federals Near Chihuahua City
El Paso reports Gen Salazar plans a Juarez Chihuahua passenger train run to move those wanting to leave the disaffected zones. He expects to join Gen Campa near Chihuahua. Blanquet may bring twelve hundred federals, with more to follow, presaging a big battle near Chihuahua.
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Chilmalna
el Paso
Salazar
Juarez
Chihua- Tua
Blanquet
Diaz
Zapata
FLOCK FORCES PRIEST FROM HIS PULPIT
A priest, Father Manteuffel, is driven from his pulpit as the congregation sings a discordant hymn. He attempts to speak but is silenced and wept as the mass continues without him. He departs with a few friends while the rest leave the church peacefully.
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Father Manteuffel
Mrs. A. K. R. Tabor Credits Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs. A. K. R. Tabor of Crider Missouri reports five years of sick headache resolved after taking two bottles of Chamberlain’s Tablets. She says the tablets cure headaches caused by stomach disorder and urges others to try them. Sold by all druggists.
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A. KR. Tabor
Crider
Chamberlain
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LaFollette
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New York State
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Tage 1
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
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Normandie Hotel
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