State News Vital Statistics of Wyoming Births and Marriages
Riverton girl to Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson Huglsott infant of Mr and Mrs Otto Wises Sheridan girl to Mr and Mrs James Brown Sunrise boy twins to Mr and Mrs Woolsex Miss Leah Pricella Osborne to Thomas Strait Sheridan Miss Mary Anna Bartello to P L Kikersham Hulett Miss Gertrude Jeffries to Henry Hazelbaker Basin Miss Mildred Capps to Alfred Peage Casper Miss Kathlene Eves Tyn Leavitt to Charles V Linn Worland Miss Bessie Godsig to William J Bimore Sunrise Mrs Rose Durhott to Charles Snyder multiple births and nuptials listed for towns including Hul ett Basin Casper Sheridan Worland and Riverton.
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Rose . Durhott
Charles Snyder
Leah Pricclla Osborna
Thomas Strait
Sheridan
Mary
Anna Bartello
P. L. Kikersham
Hulett
Gertrude Jeffries
Henry Hazelbaker
Basin
Mildred Capps
Alfred Li. Peage
Casper
Kathlene Eves Tyn Leavitt
Charles V. Linn
Worland
Bessie Godsig
William J.bimore
Democratic meeting stirs Fremont County crowds
In Shoshoni and Riverton on October 10 W B Ross of Cheyenne and Geo S Forgythe of Lusk addressed large enthusiastic crowds for the Democratic ticket. The Riverton gathering labeled the meeting the greatest in the region as settlers traveled from miles around. Anger toward Attorney General Mullen grew over his contract with the Wyoming Central company viewed as selling settlers out.
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Shoshoni
W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
Geo. S. Forgythe
Lusk
Carey
Rose
Riverton
W. B. Rosg
G.G. Forsythe
Mullen
Wyomite Central Company
Marriage Unites Eva New Bear and Levi Yellow Mule
In Gheridan on October 10 Miss Eva New Bear wed Levi Yellow Mule in a Crow Indian ceremony. The bride and groom journeyed from the Montana reservation to celebrate the union with relatives and tribe members.
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Gheridan
Eva New Bear
Levi Yellow Mule
Montana
Wyoming Fossil Field Called World’s Richest by Granger
Professor Walter Granger of the American Museum of Natural History reports two months of fossil exploration in Big Horn County Wyoming with two assistants. He declares the state the richest fossil region in the world and urges a station in the Big Horn Basin to assemble a local collection. The dinosaur remains found include bones from a creature up to sixty to seventy feet long.
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Bagin
Walter Granger
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Wyoming
Big Horn
Peculiar Shooting Near Canthe Surprises Local Resident
Ernest Fenner recalls a strange incident while hunting near Canthe when his shotgun discharged from atop a haystack as he stood away, tearing his overalls but leaving him unharmed. A neighboring threshing outfit fire consumed straw, sacks, and grain, badly damaging the machinery before crews could halt the blaze.
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New Canthe
Ernest Fenner
Fenner
Mr. Fenner
Brein
Mabbitt
Roy
Miller
Popé's Envoy Receives Ovation in New York Ceremony
Dedicatory ceremony in New York City draws a great ovation for Popé's Envoy as coverage notes a shift to motoring lessons and quality. The piece recounts a woman’s pioneering drive in the auto world and urban traffic concerns, including calls for stricter rules to curb speeding on Fifth Avenue and Broadway.
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New York City
Miner Dies In Coal Mine Accident at Wyoming Coal Company
Biairtown October 10 A Greek coal digger Mike sarah was killed by a rock fall at the Wyoming Coal Company's mine. A similar accident at No 10 coal mine of the Union Paridle Coal Company killed August Anselm. An Italian miner Anselm's sweetheart plans to arrive for his funeral.
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Biairtown
Mike Sarah
Wyoming Coal Company
Ming
Union Paridle Coal Company
August Anselm
Anselm
Nurse Awarded Damages After Fall at Burlington Yards
Sheridan report says Mies Vargacet Jenkins, once a trained nurse, was injured when she fell into a man hole in the Burlington yards while changing oils at Billings, Montana. A Montana jury awarded her 17,408 dollars after she sued for 30,000.
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Sheridan
Mies Vargacet Jenkins
Burlington
Billings
Muot
Montana
Girl Burned In Accident Near New Castle
News from New Castle reports a three year old girl Neva Koster was burned when her mother dipped to reach a table item. The accident occurred while the mother attended to the child at the family home and chair area.
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New Castle
Neva Koster
Alttog
Sheepman found in cabin after self inflected injury
Kemmerer October 10 B Smith a wealthy sheepman was found in a lonely cabin with his throat cut and a pocket knife nearby in a suspected suicide attempt. He was rushed to Galt Lake Utah hospital and may recover.
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Kemmerer
B. Smith
Galt Lake
Utah
Local Mutual Aid Movement Spreads
Citizens Boultier and Hesterbrock initiate a six member effort toward forming a mutual aid society for town and ranch purposes. The project gains easy support from the populace and promises rapid materialization.
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Pinedale
Boultier
Hesterbrock
Eyatem
Promiada
Scotch Girl Weds Wyomingite in Basin Wedding
Miss Ann Thelma Garden and Mr. Girdeo from Beatlend married here after a long pursuit that began in Scotland. The ceremony marked the culmination of courtship spanning years as family and friends witnessed the union between the Sweetheart and her chosen groom.
Depot Work Underway at Thermopolis Station
Contractors and a large force of workmen arrived late week to begin the Burlington depot construction in Thermopolis. The new $100 000 passenger station is to be completed within weeks and touted as the finest on the Burlington route west of Omaha and Cheyenne. Harl Bune, Cheyenne cook, pleaded guilty to robbing Henry Bennethy on a Union Pacific train and drew a sentence of one to two years in the state penitentiary. Clifford Toung, linked by Bune in confession, has been released by authorities.
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New York City
Thermopols
Burlington
Thermopolis
Burington
Omaha
Cheyenne
Laramie
Harl Bune
Henry Bennethy
Union Pacific
Sharge
State
Clifford Toung
Bune India
First Woman Chauffeur Proud of Her Work in New York
Office Natalie White, a New York chauffeur, is celebrated for her success as a female driver. Reports say the great achievement has prompted several girls and workers to admire and imitate her, highlighting progress for women in the field.
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Ae “Bo
Chausfprur
New York
Oflae
Natalie White
Cel Ead
Joy riding flights threaten daily in city
New York police warn that joy riding at around thirty miles per hour occurs daily in the city. The piece notes escalating danger and police efforts to curb the spree as authorities push for stricter measures.
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New York
Pythian Sisters Hold Evening Soctan at the KO of Phale
The Pythian Sisters stage a Soctan tonight at the KO of Phale. Cards and refreshments available, admission set at 10 cents.
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Pythian Sisters
P.hale
Saving Habit Promises Stability for Wavering Finances
The saying notes that money in the bank makes life feel worthwhile while poverty dulls daily routines. It urges opening a savings account to build financial resilience and avoid monotony during lean periods.
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Hulott
G. W. Jones
Pherpdolg
Bernard
Robert A., Niccolls
James Brown
Sunrise
Mrs. Woolsex
W. Ty Mitchell
Rivepon
Fremont County
Big Horn County
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Oliver
Fifth Avenue
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Nannuteleld
Farley
Lana Wannutelle
Cardinal Vannutelli
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Joseph F. Smith
Sheepman
Syston
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Sherman Ca
Chesterfield
Bert Yous
Saccair Gan Bey
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