University of Wyoming names class officers and projects balcony fix
At the University of Wyoming three class years elected officers for the coming year. Freshmen chose Besort of Laramie as president with Joago as vice president and Ron Hasbrouck as secretary treasurer. Sophomores elected Edwin of Casper as president James Bork of Cody as vice president and Thne Hello of Sheridan as secretary treasurer. Seniors named Fred Pete of Lasqt as president Albert Cara mie and Tath Stout of Paonia Colo as secretary treasurer.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ing University
Cnty
Besort
Ago
Ron Hasbrouck
Sheridan
Edwin
Casper
Jame Bork
Cody
Thne Hello
Fred Pete
Kiettay
Las Qt
Albert Caramie
Tath Stout
Paonia
Colo
Featherstone of
Douglas
Grace Logan
Alice Hartie
Rock River
Roth Hemphill
Aven Nelson
University
Springfield
Mass
Association of Land Grant College
Nelson
Ann Arbor
Marion L. Burton
University of Michigan
First Natural Gas Delivered at Casper
Casper Wyoming October 13 The gas to be piped to Casper was turned into the refinery for use by the New York Oil company. The company expects gas for domestic and commercial use in residences and later in the downtown area by year end. The gas line construction will total about 350000 dollars.
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Casper
Wyo
Midwest
Tuesaday
New York of Company
Secion
Wyoming Herefords Win Prizes at Missouri Show
The Wyoming Herefords, shown by Jay Hunter and wife from Big Wro, won first prize in the Hereford class and first prize in the Shorthorn class at the St. Joseph, Missouri show. J. Kerr Abies acted as secretary for the feeder show, with a large number of entries noted.
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Laramie
Wryo
Jay He Hunter
Big Wro
St. Joseph
Caltle
Hunter
J. Kerr
Kerr
Debt Alleged Cause Of Brutal Beating In Glencoe
Glencoe is thrust into a violent incident after a dispute over a $150 debt. Ort Savkovich is hospitalized in critical condition following a bitter attic fight with Steve and Nick Kragovich. The Kragovich brothers were arrested on related charges.
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Glencoe
Wyo
Savkovich
Steve
Nick Kragovich
Irrigation Project Expands Around Casper Wyoming
Casper reports a large irrigation project growing in Natrona County. The plan aims to serve nearly 200,000 acres of land upon completion, following a tour by officials from the Commerce department and local leaders. The effort centers on Casper and surrounding areas as development accelerates.
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Casper
Wyo
Chemical mishap risks injury to Kamie eyes
A chemical experiment went awry when a burning liquid splashed Kamie in the face. He feared possible eye damage as the acid reaction lacked the expected outcome.
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Kamie
Wife killer Bergstrom and inmate escape attempt at jail
Roy E F Bergstrom convicted of first degree murder for killing his wife Gladys McArthur Bergstrom in April lies in the Laramie county jail awaiting life sentence. Beside him B Denners convicted of forgery also awaiting sentence attempted to escape by sawing through bars but was stopped by officers.
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Laramie
Wyo
Roy EF. Bergstrom
Gladys McArthur Bergstrom
B. Denners
Atull
Bergstrom
Wyoming Oil Land Nights Make Sues in Arizona Courts
Suit for 2,000,000 damages filed in U S district court by H E Stock against Governor O H Shoup of Colorado Karl C and Warren F Schuyler of Denver and several Arizona Colorado Montana Wyoming oil companies. Plaintiff alleges fraud and conspiracies over oil land rights located by him and relatives in the Salt Creek district of Wyoming.
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Tucson
Aris
United States District Court
H. E. Stock
Colorado
Karl C
Warren F. Schuyler
Denver
Arizona
Montana
Wyoming
Salt Creek Oil District
Breaking Up Gang of Goshen Robbers
Lingle Wyoming reports a wave of robberies culminating when the Lingle Motomo company was robbed of nearly 400 dollars. William Reffalt says G C R Bacons, now missing, committed the crime and has led police to the cache. Several business houses were hit over two months, and evidence suggests a ring may be rounded up to seize leadership.
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Lingle
Wyo
Lingle Motmo Company
William Reffalt
G. C. R Bacons
Racous
Evide Anet
Saccaiee Te Trae
Alleged Thieves to Face Court November 15
Rawlins Wyoming October 13 Ralph Weeks and R A Montgomery arrested August 28 face district court trials on theft of a large amount of merchandise from Union Pacific cars in travel. Two who pleaded guilty were fined $200 each.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Ralph Weeks
R. A. Montgomery
Union Pacific
Trapelt
Ava Anta
Switchman Killed in Springs Yards
Rock Springs Wyoming October 19 Ben McIntosh a yardman was killed in a fog when a train struck him. McIntosh, 38, born in Scotland, came to the United States in 1904 and lived in Rock Springs as a lodger. The funeral was held at the LDS church today.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Ben McIntosh
McIntosh
Scotland
Rock
Prisoners draw lots settle whigh guilty plea in Wyoming
John Mors who says his name is Angua Wille pleaded guilty in Rawlins Wyoming district court to robbing the War den F. A. Hadeell state penitentiary residence and awaits sentence His partner Peterson arrested with him will be tried on November 16 They were found jewelry belonging to Hadsell in a Laramie boxcar Warden Hadsell identified most loot and aided in bringing the two to Rawlins Reports say Wille and Peterson drew lots in the county jail to decide which would plead guilty and take the blame and which would stand trial
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Rawlins
Wyo
John Mors
Angua Wille
Ruilty
F. A. Hadeell
State Penitentiary
Peterson
Laramie
Hadsell
Sanders
Wille
Determined to End Killings in Natrona
Casper Wyoming County Attorney Alfred Lowey vows to stop a three week murder wave in Natrona County after four killings. He moves to have juries determine murder degree and issues a first degree charge against J P Dowald for the Bucknum killing, with Dewald asserting self defense.
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Casper
Wyo
Alfred Lowey
Natrona County
J P. Dowald
Frank Rosenberg
Bucknum
Dewald
Lowey
Dewaldl
Rosenberry
Aged Italian Dies at Rock Springs Poorhouse
John Pimalli, 71, an Italian mine worker long based in Rock Springs and Reliance, died Thursday afternoon at the county farm from heart trouble. His body was found in the bathroom at the county park in Far son. He had been unable to work for some time and was held pending word from friends or relatives.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
John Pimalli
Farson
Wasan
Reliance
Ina
Rock Springs Girl Severely Scalded
Rock Springs Wyoming October 13 Margaret Sparks, a young girl, was badly scalded in an accident at home on No 1 Hill after she upset a kettle of boiling water.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Margaret Sparks
No.1
Hill
Von Shack Escapes Leavenworth Prison Break
Eckhardt H. Von Sehack former German vice consul at San Francisco escaped Leavenworth Federal Prison after partial espionage act sentence. He was escorted to a train by guards and paroled earlier, leaving the penitentiary October 6 for San Francisco.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Eckhardt H. von Sehack
San Francisco
Million-dollar Fire Destroys Chicago Freight Yard
Fire swept a Chicago yard destroying a million dollars in merchandise and 260 freight cars. Officials reported the blaze damaged a vast transfer yard and the fad masacred house of the Chicago Junet was destroyed.
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Chicago
Transft
Grand Duke Michael Arrives in Constantinople amid Crimea rumors
Oct 14 dispatch states Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitеh, brother of the late Emperor Nicholas of Russia, was born in Constantinople on October 6 and was reported to have arrived there two days later. In Sevastopol dispatches, however, he was still said to be in the Crimea.
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Constantinople
Michael Alexandroviteh
Nicholas of Rumia
Sebastopal
Eirelas
Michael
Crimea
Hoover Connects With Presidency Rise Highlighted
Herbert Hoover steps into national prominence as he connects with the presidency. The St Louis report sets the scene for Hoover’s ascent amid the 1930s political landscape and public expectations.
Industrials and Anils Lead Mixed Market Action
Industrial and Anil sectors moved in divergent paths in New York trading with gains in Lackawanna Steel on strong earnings while other industries hesitated. Money market showed volatility with call loans rising to 10 percent as government deposits withdrew and Anglo French loan payments neared. Copper prices firmed for immediate delivery and steel fabrications benefited from concessions. Shipping freight rates reportedly falling and overall stock volume reached 626,000 shares. Cattle and hog markets mixed with steady to higher fat stock, and lambs steady near week’s end.
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New York
Seeneat Sateen
Lackawanna Steel
Pittsburgh
United States
Exchange market report from New York
Exchange notes show mercantile paper steady with drift. sterling firmer at 348 and 4 9 44. Francs 68 cash 660. Lire 294 cash 596. Greece 0 845. Montreal exchange at 1 3 per cent discount. Time loans steady with 7 and 8 per cent ranges and call money strong.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Eaces
Cabl Gulilders
Greece
New York Exchange
Montreal
Metals Prices Report From New York and London Markets
Copper spot and fourth quarter quoted high at 17 117 percent with electrolyte. Iron priced per grade from No. 2 northern 42 to 50 dollars. Tin weak at 40 spot and 41 futures. Antimony at 66 2 percent. Lead steady about 7.50 to 7.76. Zinc softer with spot 7.25 to 7.3. London quotes show copper 96 pounds 16s electrolytic 108 cens tin 256 pounds 5s lead 6a.
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New York
London
Grain price report from Omaha and Minneapolis markets
Wheat and corn quotes from Omaha show No 1 dark hard at 2.11 to 2.12 and No 2 at 2.06 to 2.11 with various class prices. Minneapolis notes wheat receipts of 476 cars versus 617 last year and lists No 1 northern at 2.18 to 2.30 with December 2.13 to 4 and flax No 1 at 2.09 to 7.02.
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Omaha
Minneapoles
Minneapolis
Minn
Qat
Nen Ae
Hi Ie
Live Stock Prices and Market Tone Across Chicago
Chicago stockyards report Oct 13 with cattle 12 000 head steady early trade slow and uneven. Cows and calves vary with bid ranges 3 75 to 9 50 for cows and 16 00 to 18 00 for calves. heifers and feeders show weakness though some cattle heels hold possible. Westerns around 6 000 head, quality fair, market weak. hogs around 15 000 head higher than yesterday’s average.
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Omaba
Nab
Chicago
Hage
Roosevelt Escapes Injury After Car Tire Blowout
Roosevelt's automobile from Crawfordsville to Greencastle veered off the road north of Ladoga when a tire blew. The car did not overturn and he was moved to another vehicle to continue his journey. The text also notes a national liquor consumption of 9.17 gallons per person last year.
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Crawfordsville
Greencastle
Ladoga
Roosevelt
Premature Publicity in Exposure Whiskey Ring Damages Plans
Chicago reports a government case against a nationwide million dollar whiskey ring disrupted as two key witnesses vanished. A New York broker named Sadler, an informer, seeks federal protection after threats, while District Attorney Clyne says indictments may follow. Eleven men are identified as leaders in forged permit shipments.
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Chicago
Frank FP. Richardson
A. H. Sadler
New York
Eer
Wha
Clyne
Denton Funeral Held for Jacob Charles Amid Investigation
In Denton on October 15 a funeral was held for Jacob Charles as investigators from the attorney general's office probe the alleged murder of Deston. The case involves authorities reviewing evidence and questioning witnesses.
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Log Angeles
Jacob Charles
Deston
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