Miner Survives Narrow Escape in Wyoming Rockfall
Walter Roberts, a Rawhide Buttes miner, was buried to the shoulders when a rock collapse occurred in a tunnel. He crawled five miles home over two days before friends and a search dog located him. Dr. Stephenson treated a broken leg and a crushed foot, with hopes to save the limb.
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Isk
Walter Hobert
Rawhide Buttes
Romill
Roy
Walter
Roberta
P. C. Person
Mr. Roberts
Rancher Hurt by Gate Nail at Home
Charles Truax a rancher near Sundance was seriously injured when a gate collapsed as he leaned on it. The nail that pierced his abdomen caused a deep wound and Dr Clareniich was called to treat the injury.
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Sundance
Charles Truax
Creamery Firm Organized and Stock Subscriptions Reported
The stockholders meeting for the creamery company showed strong enthusiasm with about $2000 of shares subscribed. The Farmers' Elevator association voted to donate over half an acre of creamery wire. Directors elected include Wm Shents Egbert F Baker Bushnell J A Anderson Albin Guy Hawk North Divide W W Skitt South Divide J J Boworth South W Jon Tanne Golden trainie A Gray and M R Hemphill Pine Mutts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Dueys
Creamery Company
Wm. Shents
Egbert
F. Baker
Bushnell
J. A. Anderson
Albin
Free Samples Offered by Madison Mille in New York
A large manufacturer seeks representatives to sell shirts underwear drawers dresses valets skirts and more sent directly to homes. Address Madison Mille 590 Broadway New York City for free sample requests.
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Madison Mille
Broadway
New York City
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark
An advertisement-like passage touts sage tea with sulfur as a home remedy to darken gray hair and improve scalp condition. It claims deep, natural coloring with a few applications and promises a lustrous, fuller look with no visible roots. The text suggests using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a convenient product.
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Wyeth
Lampes
Brian
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A garbled text fragment appears to blend names and phrases with no clear event or context. The readable parts offer few concrete entities or actions, making a precise summary difficult. The piece resembles an OCR artifact rather than a cohesive news item.
Rancher Injured In Ranch Accident Near Aladdin
Prominent ranchmen report Mr. Phillips severely injured when his team bolted while he opened a gate on his ranch between Aladdin and Donald. He was trapped under the drill, breaking his back, lay two hours before being found and taken to Deadwood hospital for an operation. Doctors hold hope for recovery.
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Sundance
May
Thomas Phillips
Aladdin
Donald
Mr. Phillips
Hils
Phillips
Enoch Mowry
Deadwood
Prr
Allen
Phillipe
Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Newcastle
At the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt in Newcastle on April 26, their fortieth wedding anniversary was celebrated with nearly all the family and a few close friends. They married in Cheyenne in 1876, traveled via the old Bayard trail to the Black Hills, and settled in Custer City, South Dakota, for twenty two years before moving to the county in 1898 where they have since resided.
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Newcastle
Charles Schmidt
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bidney
Black Hills
Caster City
Indiana
Schmidt
Sixteen 10 Graduate From Converse High School
Converse County high school will hold graduation on the evening of May 25. A class of sixteen will receive diplomas with ten girls and six boys. Notable graduates include Misses LovI Heaton Vera Sagi Gadie Sehions Lola Palkner Mildred Owen Betty Schmidt Mary Blaine Anna Bonnon Eva Black Dorothea Bixby and Messrs Charles Stott Ralph McWhinnie Thomas Virdem Ray Hows Allison Kuittle John Kennedy. The graduates are praised as model citizens with longstanding ties to Cheyenne and the state.
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Douglas
Converse County High School
Clase
Lovi Heaton
Vera Sagi
Gadie Sehions
Lola Palkner
Mildred Owen
Betty Schmidt
Mary Blaine
Anna Bwnonson
Eva Black
Dorothea Bixby
Messrs
Charles Stott
Ralph McWhinnie
Thomas Virdem
Ray Hows
Allison Kuittle
John Kennedy
Sheridan to Hold First Horse Show in Wyoming
Sheridan announces its first state horse show set for July with varied classes and prizes. Entries must follow rules including saddle horses cavalry mounts polo ponies and children’s ponies while no draft horses are exhibited. NAVY LEAGUE SUES FORD FOR LIBEL $100000 damages filed over Ford statements on military preparedness.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
United States
Harn
Navy League
FORD
Washington
District Supreme Court
Moenry Ford
Detroit Motor Manufacturer
First View of Russian Soldiers in France
Photographs from April show 10 000 Russians arriving in Toulon from Dalny and Vladivostok and drilling in Paris before heading to the front about 100 miles east of Paris. French marines observe as they drill in Pare barracks. Russians arrived as Serbian refugees and uniforms for 100 000 more are believed to have been made.
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Hove
France
Marseilles
Toulon
Dalny
Vladivosntok
Paris
Pari
Wyoming oil going east fuels rail shipments to Pennsylvania
Amid rising demand, Nebraska and Denver area oil moves head east by rail. A planned 37,000 barrel crude shipment from Wyoming to the great Pennsylvania oil region will travel on the Northwestern line, with 36 tank cars from Segunde California to New York City. Over eight weeks, fifteen such trains have carried oil eastward, bypassing Cape Horn routes as shortages narrow shipping options.
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Omaia
Pennsylvania
Gar
Newcastle
Segunde
Cal
New York City
Onahe
Aeton Pacific
Milwaukee
Omaha
Asiom Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Cape Horn
Panama Canal
Simon Ko
Rail freight bottlenecks hit Atlantic coast traffic
Fragmented text notes woch material along the Atlantic coast with tank cars as scarce as grain cars during the recent grain relief, signaling rail congestion. The passage hints at railroad supply strains affecting moving commodities and general freight flow.
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Atlantic
Senate Amendments to Army Bill Rejected
The Senate amendments to an army bill were rejected by the House and the measure will return to the conference committee. The proposal to empower the president to raise the standing army to 250000 in peace and raise the federal volunteer army to 261000 was rejected. A substitute was adopted for the nitrate plant measure to provide a plant operated by the government rather than private enterprise with the president selecting the site.
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Washington
Enrei
House
Conference
President Hopes Nations Unite for Peace
President Wilcox expressed in May the hope that after the war nations join in a collective effort to maintain peace, backed by a common police force. He linked this idea to a distinction between militarism and preparedness during an interview with a committee of the American Legion at Miltiariam, which urged protest against the military news program.
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Washington
Wilcos
T Olon
Miltariem
Ppom Tm
Agai
Frisco Conventions Attract Nationwide Gatherings
The San Francisco Convention Bureau reports strong appeal to national groups seeking meeting sites. Descriptive literature and letters promote the city as a congress venue, aided by the Panama Pacific exposition. Over 4000 societies are asked annually to meet here, with 822 conventions hosted in 1915 and 940 in six years.
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San Francisco
Woman Jumped to Death Near Columbus Home
May Sim of Wirla Ashworth district jumped to death by self harm at her residence southwest of Columbus. Relatives found the body this morning in the yard near a wheel structure. John Paige reports the incident as the means of death and police are handling the case.
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Columbus
Kam
May Sim
John Paige
Weel
Germans Found Guilty in New York Conspiracy Trial
The jury found Walter Fechele, Paul Denowche, and a fourth defendant guilty on charges of conspiring to destroy munition ships during World War II. The case centered on plans to attack Allied ships and involved a former German service member named Robert Pay.
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Robert Pay
Devicn
Walter Fechole
Paul Denowche
Private Goodwin Shot by Off Officer at Columbus N M
Albert Goodwin a private in the Twenty fourth infantry was killed when he drew a revolver on a superior and was shot. The body arrived at the base camp as authorities announced a court martial for Cive Une Voelwit. Fire threatened four tanker trucks and cars with thousands of gallons of gasoline in a bay store early today. At the end, Leades office tracked the price for class cotton rage.
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Columbus
N. M
Albert Goodwin
Twentyfourth Infantry
Meateo
Goodwin
Wyoming Democratic Party Platform Endorses Referendum Expansion
The convention condemns the Republican majority for withholding vital questions from voters and adopts planks urging initiative and referendum on public welfare, land classification, woman suffrage expansion, and state control of roads. It endorses rural credit, regulated insurance, and tax balance between individuals and corporations, and praises Governor Kendrick's term and good road efforts.
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Wyoming
Immigration Bureau
Republican Party
Kendrick Wae
Endoren
Wae
Hin Lebors
Carey
Ely
Casper
Banquet at Midwest Hotel Ends with Dance
A banquet was served at the Midwest Hotel and the festivities concluded with a closing dance. Local attendees enjoyed the meal and music as the event wrapped up.
German Consul Indicted by Federal Jury
New York May 6 The German consul at Baltimore Berend Ludertis and Hamburg liaison Horst von Der Goltz were indicted for aiding in obtaining a false American passport. A second indictment charged Wolfe Igel former secretary to von Papen with conspiracy to defraud the United States by shipping lubricating oil under false fertilizer manifests.
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New York
Carl A. Ludertis
Baltimor
Feder
Berend
Horst von der Goltz
Wolfe' Igel
Ir. von Papen
United State
Britons to release 13 German and Austrian detainees
London reports the British government will release 13 Germans and Austrians taken from the American ship China amid pre-captured tensions.
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London
China
Washington Jet Proposal Urges Quick Action on Brandai Nomination
May reports indicate President plans to push Congress to approve Laula D. Brandai for the Supreme Court. The nomination is stalled amid partisan deadlock, prompting White House pressure to resolve the delay.
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Washington, May
William
Congress
Laula D. Brandai
Supreme Court
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