Miner Narrow Escape in Wyoming Rock Tunnel
Walter Roberts, a Rawhide Buttes miner, was buried to the shoulders by a rock fall while gathering rock in a tunnel. He crawled home five miles, endured two days and nights in the elements, and was found by Romill's dog. Dr. Stephenson treated a broken leg and a swollen, bruised foot. prognosis hopeful for casting the limb.
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Isk
Walter Hobert
Rawhide Buttes
Romill
Roy
Walter
Roberta
P. C. Person
Mr. Roberts
Rancher Seriously Hurt By Nail On Farm Gate
Charles Truax a rancher near Sundance was seriously injured at home Monday when a gate collapsed throwing him to the ground. A nail in the gate penetrated his abdomen causing a deep wound. Dr Clareniich was summoned to treat the injury.
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Sundance
Charles Truax
Tine Blupes Creamery Organized After Stockholder Meeting
The stockholders meeting of the Tine Blupes Creamery yielded a well extended session with lively enthusiasm. About $2000 worth of shares have been subscribed and Farmers' Elevator rempgey voted to donate over half acre of creamery wire. A board of directors was elected including Wm Shents Egbert F Baker Bushnell J A Anderson Albin Guy Hawk North Divide W W Skitt South Divide J J Bow orth South W Jon Tanne Golden trainie A Gray M R Hemphill Pine Mutts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Dueys
Creamery Company
Wm. Shents
Egbert
F. Baker
Bushnell
J. A. Anderson
Albin
Madison Mille Offer for Free Samples in New York
A large manufacturer seeks regional reps to market shirts underwear dresses and skirts with direct home delivery. The notice lists Madison Mille at 590 Broadway New York City and invites free sample requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Mille
Broadway
New York City
Sage Tea Promises Dark Hair by Sage and Sulphur
A questionable remedy touts Sage and Sulphur as a hair dye that supposedly turns gray hair dark. It describes applying a preparation from Wyeth to scalp and hair to hide gray, claiming lasting, dramatic color and a claim of scalp benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Lampes
Brian
Fragmentary notice from historic page yields unclear event
The readable portions describe a brief item involving refunds and cures but lack clear names, dates, or places. The text is fragmentary with garbled phrases, offering no verifiable facts about a specific person, organization, or action.
Rancher Severely Injured In Ranch Accident
May & Thomas Phil lips, respected ranchmen between Aladdin and Donald, were injured at a ranch home when escaping horses knocked him down and ran over him breaking his back. He lay unattended for over two hours before being found and transported to a Deadwood hospital for surgery. 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
Forty Years of Marriage Celebrated in Newcastle Home
At the Schmidt home in Newcastle on April 26, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt marked their fortieth wedding anniversary. The couple wed in 1876 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, then moved overland to the Black Hills area, later settling in Custer City, South Dakota, for two decades. They have lived in the county since 1898, with a large portion of family and friends attending the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Charles Schmidt
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bidney
Black Hills
Caster City
Indiana
Schmidt
Sixteen Graduate From Converse High School
Converse May 25 graduation marks the end of the year for Converse county high school with sixteen seniors receiving diplomas. Ten girls and six boys form the class, led by Misses Lovi Heaton Vera Sagi Gadie Sehions Lola Palkner Mildred Owen Betty Schmidt Mary Blaine Anna Bowman Eva Black Dorothea Bixby and Messrs Charles Stott Ralph McWhinnie Thomas Virdem Ray Hows Allison Kuittle John Kennedy. The couple are longtime residents cherished by the community and the note honors their long marriage in Old Cheyenne and hopes for continued happiness.
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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 Plans First Wyoming Horse Show Next July
Sheridan announces Wyoming's first state horse show to be held next July with prizes and ribbons. Entries include saddle horses, cavalry mounts, polo ponies, jumpers, children’s ponies, and drivers in harness. No draft horses allowed. Navy League sues Ford for libel seeking $100,000 over claims opposing 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 show Russian detachments of about 10 000 men drilling in Paris barracks after arriving in Toulon from Dalny and Vladivostok. They are seen under French marines and were initially described as Serbian refugees. Uniforms were reportedly made in Paris with uniforms for 100 000 more believed prepared.
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Hove
France
Marseilles
Toulon
Dalny
Vladivosntok
Paris
Pari
Wyoming oil goes east in record shipments to Pennsylvania
Huge eastern demand for Wyoming crude pushes a wave of shipments from Omaha to Pennsylvania. A 36 car tank train from Segunde California to New York City passed Omaha en route, part of fifteen such trains in eight weeks. Atlantic seaboard movement shifts from Cape Horn routes as rail routes supply the east.
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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
Unclear Text fragment on Rail Freight and Grain Cars
Fragment discusses tank cars and grain cars along the Atlantic coast and their relation to the railroads. The text appears garbled and lacks complete details on events, dates, or entities.
Senate Amendments to Army Bill Rejected
The Senate amendments to the Army bill were rejected by the House and the measure will return to the conference committee. The proposal to raise the army to 250000 in peace time and the federal volunteer army to 261000 was rejected. A substitute was adopted for the nitrate plant measure to provide a government operated plant with private enterprise participation and the president to select the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enrei
House
Conference
President Hopes Nations Unite for Peace
President Wilcox expressed in May the hope that at the war’s end nations will join in a common peace effort backed by a police force. He noted a difference between militarism and preparedness during an interview with a committee of the American Legion at Miltiarm, amid protests over a military news program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilcos
T Olon
Miltariem
Ppom Tm
Agai
San Francisco Seeks Conventions Boost From Tourism
The San Francisco Convention League reports extensive outreach to attract national conferences. Descriptive materials highlight city advantages and supply literature to organizers. Over six years, more than 940 conventions visited or planned in the area with Panama Pacific Exposition cited as a key draw in 1915.
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San Francisco
Woman Found Dead by Suicide at Columbus Home
A woman, May Sim Kam, reportedly jumped to her death at her home southwest of Columbus. The body was found this morning by relatives after a neighbor reported a disturbance. John Paige, TY, is listed as the person involved in the case. The incident is under local investigation.
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Columbus
Kam
May Sim
John Paige
Weel
Germans Found Guilty in New York Conspiracy Case
The jury returned guilty verdicts against Walter Fehcole and Paul Denowche for conspiracy to destroy munition ships. The defendants were former German army officers involved in planning attacks against American ships during a period of heightened wartime tensions in New York.
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Robert Pay
Devicn
Walter Fechole
Paul Denowche
Soldier killed after disobeying orders in New Mexico
Albert Goodwin, private in the Twenty fourth infantry, was shot and killed near Columbus New Mexico after pulling a revolver on a superior officer during a dispute over orders. A woman, Cive Une Voelwit, was arrested and held for court martial. Fire threat due to large gasoline tanks and bay store blaze reported near Leades office seeking lower cotton prices.
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Columbus
N. M
Albert Goodwin
Twentyfourth Infantry
Meateo
Goodwin
Wyoming Referendum Debate Endorses Direct Voter Power
A Wyoming legislative party platform urges initiative and referendum on public welfare, land classification for family farms, expanded woman suffrage, and state control of roads. It criticizes the Republican majority, praises Governor Kendrick, and notes thanks to Casper for hosting the convention.
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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 dance.
German Consul Indicted by Jury in New York
German consul at Baltimore May Ludertis is indicted by a federal grand jury for aiding Horst von Der Goltz in obtaining a false American passport. A second indictment accuses Wolfe Igel, former secretary to von Papen, of conspiracy to defraud the United States by shipping lubricating oil falsely labeled as fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl A. Ludertis
Baltimor
Feder
Berend
Horst von der Goltz
Wolfe' Igel
Ir. von Papen
United State
British to release 13 Germans and Austrians
London May 8 The government decided to release 13 German and Austrian detainees who were seized from the American ship China amid postwar tensions.
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London
China
President Urges Swift Action on Brandai Nomination
Washington May 5 President William urged Congress to move promptly on the nomination of Laula D Brandai to the Supreme Court. The confirmation has been stalled by deadlock in the committee amid partisan dispute.
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Washington, May
William
Congress
Laula D. Brandai
Supreme Court
Unclear OCR snippet reports scattered terms and labels
The readable fragment lists disjoint terms such as head aches, agate, helio, parsing, punk tabs and place names like AK and Coomtas. The content appears garbled with no coherent event or subject to summarize.
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Gere & Oeld Bn
Ine Bray
Byaoi M
Plestury
Rarcher
Converse Hgh
Atlantic
Senate
Frisco
N. Y
Ampriuan Soloke
Officmh
Leades Office
Tli Pos Geed
Democratic Party
Hrandais
Coomtas AK
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