Russell Brothers Guilty of Murder in Sundance
John and George Russell pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and were sentenced to life imprisonment. The case stems from the Culmerd ranch dance shooting in Sundance where deputy George Russell killed L. H. Limpton and, after Limpton fell, another shot ended his life amid jealousy rumors.
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John Ad
George Russell
Henry Rowley
Frawley
George
John Russell
Wit
Raymond
Pitty
Pardoning Board
Russells
Culmerd Ranch
Sundance
L. H.limpton
George C. Russell
Crook County
John D. Russell
Black Butte
Hampton
Seoke
soUng Roaseebl
Southworth Buys 4-1 Ranch in Guernsey Wyoming
J Southworth completed the purchase of the 4-1 ranch from Harry O Hair. The 500 acre property lies north of Sunrise and the deal totaled about 13000 dollars.
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Guernsey
Wyo
J. Southworth
Harry O'Hair
Sunrise
Butterfly Special Arrives at Noon in Cheyenne
Noon marks the appearance of the so called Billion Dollar Special also known as the Butterfly Flyer. The piece highlights self supporting women with a single trunk and scant Parisian frill. A theater appearance at the Atlas is promised in the afternoon with a Leader report on the event.
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Cheyene
Tut Indies
Paris
New York
Atlas Theatre
Two Killed in Union Pacific Wreck Near Nebraska Line
Union Pacific train No 7 the Los Angeles Limited west bound derailed after colliding with a freight near BUeknell Nebraska close to the Wyoming border. Fireman Crawford and Brakeman Moore of Cheyenne were killed and Engineer John Ulrich was severely scalded. No passengers were reported killed or seriously injured though all were shaken up. The wreck blocked the line for hours while authorities cleared the site and traffic resumed later. The passenger train had run late and was thought to be trying to make up time.
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Union Pacific
Los Angeles Limited
Bueknell
Nebraska
Wyoming Line
Crawford
Moore
Cheyenne
John Ulrich
Jireh State Bank Names New Cashier
H. R. Hill of Casper Area joins Jireh State Bank as cashier after G. A. Swallow resigns. Hill comes from one of the large firms near Casper and will assume duties promptly.
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Jireh
Wyo
H. R. Hillman
Cheyenne Editor Joins Kendrick Orators in Powell
Joseph C. O Mahoney city editor of the Cheyenne State Leader left Sunday night to join Governor John B Kendrick in Powell. He will spend a week or ten days in the northern part of the state speaking on state and national issues.
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Joseph CO. O'Mahoney
Cheyenne State Leader
John B. Kendrick
Powell
O'Mahoney
French Soldiers Mail Volume Reaches New High
Paris reports soldiers receive about four and a half million letters daily along with 220 tons of matter sent to headquarters behind the front. Registered mail, ordinary letters, and packages swell wartime postal traffic beyond peacetime cavalry volumes. Candy and gifts flow through the lines as soldiers await letters and news from home.
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Paris
Wyoming oil boom draw Wall Street interest says Morgan
Mr Morgan of Los Angeles arrived in Cheyenne en route to Casper then New York City where he has spent weeks in Wyoming oil land holdings. He notes Wall Street arousal over Wyoming prospects and recalls the Jake Evway tract sale of 66000 acres as the largest single oil land transfer. He predicts easy capital by spring and praises Wyoming oil quality.
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Mr. Morgan Morgan
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Caspertem
New York City
Wyomina
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street
Wyoming
Morgan
Jake Evway
Truth About Tampico Credibility Debate
George Creel presents Admiral Mayo as the sole source for truth on the Tampico incident. Mayo recounts his actions from December 1915 to April 1916, defending U S naval conduct and the protection of American lives and property amid Mexican revolts and international naval presence.
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George Creel
Tampico
United States
Navy
J. T. Mayo
Teels
Yankton
Hampton Roads
Admiral Mayo
Mayo
Tampicco
Pletcher
Wichita Eagle Endorses Wilson Over Hughes In 1916 Debate
The Wichita Eagle Editorial supports Woodrow Wilson over Charles Evans Hughes citing Wilson’s progressive record. It criticizes Hughes for foreign policy ambiguity and tariff focus while praising reforms like federal reserve banks and child labor abolition and urging Independent progressives to back Wilson.
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Wichita Eagle
Victor Murdock
Wilson
Kane van Orgon
Bull Moose
Haa
Bern
Capper
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Party of State Rights and Conservatiem
Republican Party
Party of Nationalism and Progress
United State
Hia
Hughes
Ing
Cvedit
Inter Lhatwe
Whwon
Hlz
Wilson Favored as Odds Drop
New York records show betting odds shifting toward Wilson as markets open and early wagers place Hughes at 6 to 1 or higher. By midmorning curb houses like Bunce and Co and W B McGee reported substantial Hughes bets while traders expect Wilson to emerge as favorite by week’s end.
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Hughes
Bunce and Co
W. B. McGee
Wilson
World War I Updates From Front Lines and Ports
Reports describe Serbian defenses halted and German forces advancing through Dobruja while Rumanian port cities resist. British forces breach German lines in the Somme region with significant trench gains as French actions rise in the south. Transylvania battles intensify with Austro Hungarian and German units. Russia pushes from the Baltic front. Submarine activity sinks neutrals and vessels, including the British steamer Cebula, amid widespread naval actions.
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Somme
Cueude Court
Transylvania
Galleia
Brody
Petrograd
Herlin
Trwlane
Carso Plateau
Steemers
Eer
Cebula
Wilson Leading In Nationwide Straw Polls
New York report summarizes state polls from Columbus Dispatch and Buffalo Courier showing Wilson with 17,901 votes to Hughes 17,785 in Ohio and 8,572 to 6,199 nationwide. Early progressive support for Hughes shifts toward Wilson as caravan momentum grows.
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New York
Wilton
Columbus Dispatch
Hughes
Buffalo Couriers
Huffalo
Wilson
Wireon
Juarez Quiet After Lid Lifts on Turbulent Night Life
Juarez, Mexico restores order after a government lid on nightlife eases. Signs point to a return to Villa era calm with reduced street noise and halted cantina activity as authorities curb unrest. Locals note fewer operas and musical clubs open during the transition.
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Get
Villa
Mosloo
Juares
Mesico
Fifa
Weil
Cami
Calin Comercio
Moneha
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