State News Vital Statistics of State Births and Marriages
Riverton girl to Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson Huglsott infant to Mr and Mrs Otto Wis e ee John Putschar Hulott Mrs G W Jones Pherpdolg Bernard infant Worland Robert A Niccolls Births Sheridan Girl to Mr and Mrs James Brown Sunrise Boy twins to Mr and Mrs Woolsex Girls to Mr and Mrs W T Mitchell Marriages Sunrise Mrs Rose Durhott to Charles Snyder Miss Leah Pricella Osborna 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 Li Peage Casper Miss Kathlene Eves Tyn Leavitt to Charles V Linn Worland Miss Bessie Godsig to William J Bi more
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Huglsott
Otto Wises
Ee John Putschar
Hulott
G. W. Jones
Pherpdolg
Bernard
Worland
Robert A., Niccolls
Sheridan
James Brown
Sunrise
Mrs. Woolsex
W. Ty Mitchell
Rose . Durhott
Charles Snyder
Leah Pricclla Osborna
Thomas Strait
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
Bessie Godsig
William J.bimore
Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting Draws Big Crowd
In Shoshoni on October 10 a large, highly enthusiastic Democratic meeting featured W. B. Ross of Cheyenne and Geo. S. Forsythe of Lusk. In Riverton the same weekend a vast gathering praised Democratic candidates while Attorney General Mullen faced sharp denunciations over the Wyo mite Central contract, with settlers from surrounding areas attending.
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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 Ties Crow Indians from Montana on Reservation
In Gheridan on October 10 Miss Eva New Bear married Levi Yellow Mule. The ceremony united two Crow Indians who traveled from the Montana reservation to wed, drawing notable local attention.
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Gheridan
Eva New Bear
Levi Yellow Mule
Montana
Wyoming Fossil Field Deemed World-Class by Granger
Professor Walter Granger of the American Museum of Natural History concluded a two month expedition in Big Horn Basin Wyoming with two assistants. He called the region the richest fossil field in the United States and urged a formal station to collect bones from the dinosaur beds spanning tens of tons of remains.
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Granger
Wyoming
Bagin
Walter Granger
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Big Horn
Peculiar Shooting and Fire Stop Threshing Report
Ernest Fenner recalls a strange accidental discharge from a shotgun resting atop a hay stack injuring his overalls. Nearby, a threshing outfit caught fire destroying straw, sacks, and grain on Roy Miller’s place before workers could contain it.
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New Canthe
Ernest Fenner
Fenner
Mr. Fenner
Brein
Mabbitt
Roy
Miller
Popé's Envoy Receives A Great Ovation In New York City
New York City dedicatory ceremony honors Popé's Envoy amid public enthusiasm. The feature notes dramatic quotes from Miss White about breaking gender barriers in motoring, and cites rising concerns over motorists speeding on Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Police faces pressure to curb reckless driving with new traffic rules.
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New York City
Fifth Avenue
Upper Broadway
Miner Dies in Rock Fall at Wyoming Coal Mine
In Biairtown on October 10, Greek coal digger Mike Sarah was killed by a rock collapse at the Wyoming Coal Company mine. The accident occurred about the same time as an August 10 incident at the Union Paridle Coal Company. An Italian miner Anselm’s sweetheart is en route for his funeral.
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Biairtown
Mike Sarah
Wyoming Coal Company
Ming
Union Paridle Coal Company
August Anselm
Anselm
Nurse Wins Damages After Yard Accident
Sheridan reports Mies Vargacet Jenkins once a trained nurse in this city received $17,408 in damages from a Montana jury after suing for $30,000. The injury followed a fall into a man hole in the Burlington yards while changing oils at Billings, Montana.
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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 in a tragic domestic accident. Her mother supervised chores when a spill from a dipper caused a sudden flare up at the table. The child was seated in a high chair near the hearth when the incident occurred. The outcome and full details remain unclear as reports continue to arrive.
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New Castle
Neva Koster
Alttog
Local sheepman found near fatal self harm attempt in cabin
B Smith a wealthy sheepman was found in a lonely cabin at Kemmerer October 10 with his throat cut and a pocket knife by his side. He was rushed to Galt Lake Utah hospital in precarious condition and may recover.
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Kemmerer
B. Smith
Galt Lake
Utah
Mutual aid movement forms in Pinedale town
Citizens Boultier and Hesterbrock lead a six member drive to organize a mutual aid society for town and ranch neighbors. The plan aims to erect a cooperative system and provide assistance amid community needs.
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Pinedale
Boultier
Hesterbrock
Eyatem
Promiada
Scotch Girl Weds Wyomingite in Basin
The marriage of Miss Ann Themau to Mr. Garden was solemnized in Basin after a long courtship spanning from Scotland. The bride traveled from her home to be wed, with Mr. Girdeo arriving in Wyoming a few years earlier to establish ties in the area.
Depot work begins as Thermopolis project advances
Contractors arrive in Thermopolis and a large crew begins building the Burlington depot station. The new $400000 passenger facility is slated to be the finest on the Burlington line west of Omaha. In Laramie Harl Bune pleads guilty to robbing a Union Pacific train passenger and receives a one to two year penitentiary sentence. Clifford Young, named in Bune’s confession, is released.
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Thermopols
Burlington
Thermopolis
Burington
Omaha
Cheyenne
Laramie
Harl Bune
Henry Bennethy
Union Pacific
Sharge
State
Clifford Toung
Bune India
First Woman Chauffeur in New York Praised for Work
Office Natalie White of New York, a chauffeur, has gained fame as a distinguished driver. Her notable success has inspired many girls and young women to pursue similar roles in the city.
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Ae “Bo
New York
Oflae
Natalie White
Cel Ead
Joy Riding Frenzy Alarms City Police
New York reports rising joy riding incidents as youths speed vehicles at about thirty miles per hour through city streets daily. Police scramble patrols and seek preventive measures to curb dangerous flights.
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New York
Pythian Sisters Sell Soctan Tonight at The KO of Phale
The Pythian Sisters host a Soctan tonight at The KO of Phale with cards and refreshments. Admission is 10 cents.
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Pythian Sisters
P.hale
Life and money shape meaning in daily living
An urging reflection contrasts the security of money in the bank with the emptiness of poverty. It advocates starting a saving account to build stability and reduce monotony, suggesting prudent financial steps to improve well being.
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