Wyoming Man Dies After Fall From Auto Near Palacka
Carl Johneoh, an employee at Paharka Tepee, fell from a moving car while returning from Cody to the Lake hotel area. He had been drinking and carried whiskey and beer. He was moved to the Palacka resort but died from head injuries shortly after.
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Cony
Carl Johneoh
Paharka Tepee
Malaska
Cody
Marty M. Averell
Cody-Sylvan Pass
Lake Hotel
Johnson
Paliacka
Padaska
James Wilson
Aged Banner Storekeeper Drops Dead at Home
Clinton R. Wolfe, 70, owner of the Banner store, died suddenly in his yard at his Sheridan county home Wednesday night. A resident sixteen years since moving from Missouri, he leaves a wife, son HH. W. Wolfe, three daughters Annabetle Susie and Attie Wolfe, two brothers M. Wolfe of Btorey and Wolfe of California. The funeral was held at the Banner home Friday at 10 o'clock with interment in Buffalo cemetery.
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Clinton
Wolfe
Banner
Sheridan County
Missouri
HH. W. Wolfe
Annabetle
Susie
Attie Wolfe
M. B. Wolfe
Btorey
California
Buffalo
Escaped convicts rumored heading toward Big Piney
County Livestock Inspector J B McMinn and Wyoming penitentiary Warden Felix Alston searched Big Piney for four escaped convicts who fled from a Cokeville area ford building gang. The men stole three horses from County Commissioner Charles Peterson and were suspected to head for Jacksons Hole, but no trail was found and officers returned to Kemmerer.
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J. BR. McMinn
Felix Alston
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Big Piney
Ford Building
Cokeville
Charles Peterson
McMinn
Alston
Jackson's Hole
Burly on Blackleg Control and Dead Animal Disposal
Dr French outlines Wyoming law on carcass removal and burial to deter disease. He urges vaccination with mass vax from druggists or USDA form, warns against burial distance, and notes penalties. Also reports diverge Massa fatal injury at ArmEl, caused by a falling tree during logging. inquest rules death accidental.
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Wyoming
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Commission urged to study 8 hour day impact on railroads
The text calls for the Interstate Commerce Commission to supervise railroad accounting and report the cost impact of the 8 hour day. It argues a presidentially appointed Commission of high standing should investigate before changes, to inform labor adjustments and potential public legislation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad executives warn of wage demands risk to nation
A Washington letter quotes fifty railroad chiefs representing major traffic arteries urging arbitration over a proposed wage increase of about 35 percent for freight train and yard workers. They warn eight hour days without punitive overtime would raise annual costs by around sixty million dollars, threaten railroad solvency, and jeopardize national commerce.
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Washington
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