State news on Lincoln county division and local crimes
Branston reports a Wyoming attorney questions the Lincoln county division under state constitution. Laramie details a suspected kidnapping case with George Crus and habeas corpus efforts. Laramie also notes deputy efforts in Ogden. Newcastle records W H Cash hospitalized after a horse accident with additional injuries from a dragging incident.
Years of Suffering Miss Mabel
Fort Wayne resident Dawkina recounts a three year battle with catarrh and blood disease. After trying several doctors with no relief a friend recommended Moots Sarparapitia. Two bottles cured symptoms and the writer praises Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Mabel
Dawkina
Lafay
St. Fort Wayne
Ind
Westeand
Aparitia
Peron
Man Hurt After Fall in Hay Loft at Local Livery Barn
J. K. B. Taylor, employed at a Hulett livery barn, fell through a feed chute and struck an upright timber. He suffered internal injuries considered serious by the physician attending.
Vandals Strike Baptist Church in Laramie
Authorities hunt vandals after they entered a Baptist church in Laramie and stripped window shades, electric light globes, and other small items. Church officials and city jail authorities vow to pursue the guilty parties to account.
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Laramie
Mar
Baptist
Woodcutter Likely to Lose an Eye from Flying Chip
Afton March 7. Thomas Seaman of this place was struck in the eye by a flying wood chip while chopping. A physician who treated him says he will probably lose the use of one eye.
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Newcastle
W. Hf. Cash
Afton
Mar
Thomas Seaman
State Briefs Report Local News Bits Across Wyoming
Brief items from Clearmont, Laramie, Newcastle, and other towns note new newspapers launching, postmasters appointed, and local events. Include births, anniversaries, court dates for fairs, and illnesses. Several towns report rail service resuming after snow blockades and notable local incidents.
Local Notes From Big Horn County and Basin
Garry Week Gucatw at Albany hobbis Denver with J J Bristal of Green River and Mr and Mrs Ronvheter of Rock Springs Big Horn County notes Drumm and wife return from Missouri to take charge of Masia Enterprise Mrs Drumm remembered as Miss Howrbarn Bowman who eloped with her sweetheart Ball and reception by old timers in Smoke Lewa City Burgman family back from Billings E A Davis and wife to Kansas City for death in family H C H S basketball team on northern county tour Elmer Henaby of Otto dies pneumonia L A Parker and Theodore Nilson attend Old Timers reception Mrs Joslin improves in Denver Shenk family moving to Basin Basin Otto baseball Basin 27 Basin beating Otto 27 0 Explosion in B H H S chemistry lab No injuries but clothing damaged Lou Blakesley ex water commissioner moves to ranch near Otto Missingon took Ten Sleep School to complete term George Everette of Lansing Mich to Basin with son to settle down
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Big Horn County
Tett
Kansas City
Kas
Davin
IY H.C. H
Elmer Henaby
Otto
L. A. Parker
Theodore Nilson
Mra. Ff
Lou Blakesley
Missingon
Excinoix
George Everette
Lansing
Mich
Masin
Everette
Man killed by stone through a knot hole in quarry blast
In Walla Walla on March 7 C Osborn a blasting crew member died after a stone fired from a blast struck a knot in a board and flew through a knot hole into the blacksmith shop where he sat. He died at once.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Osborn
Burbank
Gors Gunning Por Cat Turns Fatal Self Shot
Fort Morgan Colorado March 7 Sam Lytle living seven miles southeast of there was accidentally shot while aiming at a prowling cat. While crawling over sacks a toppled pile caused the gun to discharge striking him above the left ear. Lytle, 20, married with three children, is reported in critical condition.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Sam Lytte
Lytle
Youth With One Arm Passes Stenographic Test
Haverhill Mass March 7 A 19 year old Claude Griffin son of Mr and Mrs William Griffin of Elm street has just passed the government stenographic and typing examination He can operate a typewriter with one hand almost as fast as the ordinary operator and his achievement is noted as remarkable given his disability
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Haverhill
Mass
Claude Griffin
William WH. Griffin
No. 81
Elm Street
Griffin’s Army Lost in 1908 Gunfighting Accident
A fragment notes a Griffin figure suffered a gunfighting tragedy in 1908. Details are sparse, but the event marks a notable loss connected to the Griffin community’s era.
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Griffin
Criminal Lawyer Must Wear a Poker Face, Berflett Says
General Charles W. Berflett tells Boston University law students that a criminal lawyer needs nerve rare judgment and the ability to stay cool while keeping a poker face when a case is collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles W. Berflett
Ong
Left
Ital
Boston University
Girl Has Turned Down Two Hundred City Men
Hransville Indiana March 7 Miss Anne Morgan twenty years old says she is tired of city life and seeks a farmer husband. She has rejected two hundred men including clerks and drivers and advertises for a farmer partner to return to the country.
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Hransville
Ind
Anne Morgan
Miss Morgan
New York to Boston Route Announcement by Frank Winter Hollam
An announced plan outlines a New York to Boston route with Frank Winter Hollam as state manager. The notice appeared last week and mentions a tendon International Hotel event and a New York route to Boston with unclear details.
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New Yuck Tt
W. Wallen
Tendon International
Bow
Frank Winterhollam
New York
Boston
What is the value of a human life
Cambridge March 7 The California state board of health fixed a baby value at 4000 dollars a figure viewed as too low by Prof Edwin R A Seligman who argues a baby under one year has an economic value of at least 150000 dollars Prof Thomas Nixon Carver Harvard cites a hypothetical case to argue the community would value a person at a far different level and that value depends on labor and consumption The discussion explores whether any person has economic value beyond their productive contribution and ends noting that only serviceable labor with net value surpassing consumption has economic worth The State Leader Want Ads bring best results Try one.
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Branston
Lincoln County
Unita
M. Dione
J. M. Carey
State of
Wyoming
Cambridge
Maya
California State Board of Health
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Columbia University
East
Thomas Nixon Carver
Harvard
Prof
Carver
Belgar Coeur de Lion the $4000 French bulldog dies in Boston
In Boston on March 7 a $4000 French bulldog named Belgar Coeur de Lion owned by Mrs Arnold Lawson died after a month in the United States. At 13.4 pounds he was the smallest bulldog ever imported and arrived from Mrs Lionel Browning's London kennels. The sea voyage is blamed for the pet's demise.
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Boston
Mass
Arnold Lawson
Lionel Browning
London
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