Man Killed After Fall From Auto Near Polacka Wyoming
Carl Johneoh an employee at the Paharka Tepee died after falling from a car while returning from Cody to Ma laska. He was intoxicated at departure and a quart of whiskey and beer bottles accompany him. He pitched from the vehicle about a mile past Polacka and never regained consciousness despite medical aid.
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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 in yard
Clinton R. B. Wolfe aged 70, owner of the Banner store, Sheridan, died suddenly in his home yard at 9 oclock Wednesday night. He had lived in Sheridan county sixteen years coming from Missouri. Survived by wife son H. H. Wolfe and daughters Annabetle Susie Attie Wolfe and brothers M. B. Wolfe of Storey and Wolfe of California. Funeral held at Banner home 10 oclock Friday morning. Interment in Buffalo cemetery.
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Sheridan
Clinton
Wolfe
Banner
Sheridan County
Missouri
HH. W. Wolfe
Annabetle
Susie
Attie Wolfe
M. B. Wolfe
Btorey
California
Buffalo
Escaped Convicts Sought After Stallion Theft North of Cokeville
County Livestock Inspector J B McMinn and Wyoming penitentiary Warden Felix Alston pursued four escaped convicts after they allegedly stole three horses from County Commissioner Charles Peterson. The search focused on Big Piney and Jackson Hole area before returning to Kemmerer as of Wednesday.
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Kemmerer
J. BR. McMinn
Felix Alston
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Big Piney
Ford Building
Cokeville
Charles Peterson
McMinn
Alston
Jackson's Hole
Burial and vaccination guidance for livestock disease and death
The article outlines state law on burying or removing carcasses within half a mile of homes and warns against delaying beyond 48 hours. It promotes burial or burning for blackleg, notes vaccination as preventive care, and provides vaccination guidelines plus government vaccine access. It also covers a fatal accident involving Massa, an Armeld Gumbermer employee, crushed by a falling tree with an accidental verdict.
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Wyoming
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Kemmerer
Divorge Massa
Armeld Gumbermmer
Frontier Supply Company
Ambree
Commission Urged to Study 8 Hour Day Impact on Railroads
Public notice argues Interstate Commerce Commission should supervise accounting and report cost increases from the 8 hour workday. It contends a presidentially appointed commission is needed to investigate broad effects on railroads, labor, and the public to guide adjustments and potential legislation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad executives warn of wage demand impacts on nation
A Washington statement by fifty railroad leaders argues for arbitration over union wage demands seeking about one million dollars annually in raises for freight train and yard workers. They warn eight hour workday costs could cripple railroads and harm public welfare and commerce.
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Washington
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Teal
Sanitary Cleaners
Carey
Walt
Hanna
Rock Springs
Reock Springs
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
Bury Carcasses
DR. French
A. W. French
D. V
Gwither
United States
The
Brotherhoods
Rero
S. Lovert
Asics
Pactie System
Teveke
Smith
New York
Prane Ibumbll
Chesapeake & Oi.e Maioog
Daniel Willars
Eaad Hw
Kelinged
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