Elk Slayings by Wolves Reported in Jackson Hole
Harvey Durlingham, a trapper, writes to the governor and state commission recounting his summer discovery of 125 elk killed by wolves in the Jackson Hole country. He describes wolves, elk, deer, and a large elk herd, urging state action to hire trappers against predatory animals.
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Vo Jena
Jackson Hole
Harvey Durlingham
Dubois
State Comminsion
Huringham
Burlingham
Cody Invites Gov to Join In Big Hunt
Col W J Cody invites Governor Kendrick and Adjt Gen Stiney to join the hunt led by Buffalo Bill from Cody on October 20. The veteran buffalo hunter calls it the biggest hunt in Wyoming arguing it recalls 1871 expedition with notable figures. About fifty hunters and 200 saddle horses are planned for the trip.
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Governor Kendrick
Adjt
Stiney
W. J. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Colonel Cody
General Stiney
Buffalo
Wyoming
Duke Alexis
Russia
Pill Sheridan
Judge Warns Against Neighborhood Quarrels
Three men Kelong C Stark and Charles Peacock were arrested for disturbance after a family quarrel that escalated to sticks and rocks behind a residence on Twenty fourth and Thames streets. They were arraigned in police court and sentence suspended pending good behavior. The judge warned that similar incidents will be punished severely. Croneknogs case fined and Neneh Tirorga’s case continued to Monday.
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C. Stark
Charles Peacock
Thames
Clardeter
Orie
Crawley
Cronkennegs
Neneh Tirorga
Mob Hunts for Slaver Labor Leader
Mob hunts for labor leader Joan Athinada aged 80 in Murphysboro Illinois after a midnight shooting. Authorities from St Louis and nearby cities are asked to watch for and prevent lynching while precautions are taken by the local police and state authorities.
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Wurphysboro
Ill
Joan Athinada
Walter
St Louie
Murphyburo
Death in New York City Riot Leaves Youth and Adults Wounded
A mass brawl in New York City injures a 10 year old boy and three adults while triggering a police chase. Deputy Police Commissioner Heall leads detectives to pursue suspects amid a chaotic scene as the wounded are treated and arrestees detained.
Stranger Walks Into U P Locomotive Dies
Albert Fischer age 45 a section hand died after deliberately stepping into a moving Union Pacific switch engine in the yard early Thursday. He was injured in the collision and died at St John’s hospital around noon. Clues about his home were lacking and burial will likely be county funded. Witnesses say he walked into the locomotive, intent unclear possibly drunkenness or personal crisis.
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Albert Fischer
Union Pacific
St. John's Hospital
Union Parifie
Fischer
Treig
Gil 17 Swallows a Fork in Alleged Self Harm
Lucille Guitta, 17, of 811 West Thirty second Avenue, Denver, swallowed a fork while examining her throat. The fork became lodged and doctors had to extract it after ambulance responders arrived. she was treated at the county hospital.
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Denver, Corp
Lucille Guita
West Thirty-second Avenue
Yosterday
County Hospital
Chicago Gale Kills Man as Roofs Tear Off Homes
A destructive gale in Chicago reaches over fifty miles per hour, killing Thomas Hillary who was crushed by a roof and trapping him under bricks. Firefighters freed him as his wife suffered serious injuries. A street car was struck and passengers were injured in the rush at Twelfth and State streets amid the chaos.
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Chicago
Thomas Hillary
Twelfth
Election Slush Fund Tied to $100 Donations in Texas Case
Testimony in the United States district court in Corpus Christi ties local candidates in Nasers county to a $100 “slush” fund before the 1914 general election. J Dorenfield Jr, clerk of the Twenty-eighth District court of Nieces county, testifies one of five county officers not indicted.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nasers County
W. F. Timon
United States District Court
J. Dorenfield, Jr
Twenty-eighth District
Nieces County
Casper Citizens Debate City Class Status Over Population
Richard Shipp of Casper returned with a state certificate asserting Casper’s population 4,040, arguing the city should be proclaimed first class. He plans to ask Mayor Robbaugh and the governor for action, hinting at a forthcoming special election under the current coalition.
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Richard Shipp
Casper
Chevouth
Mr. Shipp
Secretary of State
Shipp
Wadefiel
Jiorla
Funeral services for 10 year old Jutta Leffler
Floral offerings marked the funeral for Jutta Leffler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lao Leffler, held yesterday afternoon at 613 Woat Twenty-third street. Rev L Hilla officiated as the girl died Wednesday from heart trouble.
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Jutta
Lao Leffler
Woat Twenty-third Street
Rev. L. Hilla
Wyoming September crop report shows large gains in multiple grains
The crop bureau and Weather Bureau release September estimates for Wyoming and the United States. Winter wheat rises to 1 378 000 bu prelim Wyoming 649 114 000 bu US. final 1914 Wyoming 1 090 000 bu US 694 990 000 bu. Spring wheat forecast 1 660 000 bu Wyoming and 22 000 000 bu US. final 1914 Wyoming 1 210 000 bu US 206 027 0 bu. Oats forecast Wyoming 9 310 000 bu US 1 410 000 bu. final 1914 Wyoming 755 000 bu US 1 141 060 000 bu. Potatoes forecast Wyoming 12 260 000 bu US 406 000 000 bu. final 1914 Wyoming 1 420 000 bu US 405 294 000 bu. Hay preliminary Wyoming 1 100 000 tons US 61 000 000 tons. final 1914 Wyoming 1 180 000 tons US 76 000 000 tons. Alfalfa production 1046. Nine-year average crops show declines. hogs down to 015 percent of year ago.
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Bureau of Crop Ratimates
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
United States
LOT
First Chief Refuses US Latin Conference Invitation
In Vera Cruz on Sept 10 General Carragee, the first chief of the constitutional faction, declined joining Latin leaders for a pesté conference. He told John R. Williams he would not allow Interior affairs to be governed by mediation or government initiative, saying it would threaten republic independence and invite foreign interference.
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Veniatians Carragee Ia
John R. Williams
Wilson
Larimer County Fair Loveland Largest Fall Show
The Larimer County Fair in Loveland California promotes a large fall show with high attendance. A handsome catalog is available for 28d premium fiat on request as part of the event.
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Wall Houltey
Pat Stork
Larimer County
Loveland
Calo
Hasaians
W . Maljones
Mar
Moultry Larimer County Fair
Cheyenne Briefs and Local Notices Chronicle Wyoming News
Cheyenne briefs report a mix of local business ads and civic notes. Mentions include state officials and visitors from Riverton Rawlins and Sheridan, Cheyenne Business College recruitment pitches, Masons in Casper, and travel updates from Gate and O Conn or.
Local Messages From Cheyenne and Nearby
Cheyenne notes list visits from Rawlins Laramie and Pine Bluff area residents. J M Hennington to preach at Methodist church with services in the morning and evening. Karl Dantola to start Paylor University freshman year in Indiana. Attorney T Blake Kennedy returns from Casper Masonic meeting. Capitol City band to stage a benefit concert at the Atlan theatre with outdoor show planned. Hoscoo Guorteey injured, fracturing a leg after tripping a crowd and a wire fence snare.
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Capitol City Band
Atlan Theatre
Anglo French bankers welcomed by J Morgan
New York Sept 10 An Anglo French commission seeking to reduce Britain's huge bill for France for American politicians was welcomed today by J Morgan who met with about a hundred bankers at a reception to Morgan Library. Negotiations for credit will not begin for several days as the visitors prepare to meet exporters and bankers to assess the situation.
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New York
France
J.» Morgan
Marpaps
Tomlaht
Cituation
United States Merchant Marine Now Second Only to Britain
The European war has raised the United States to second among maritime nations. The American merchant fleet totaled 626,577 tons as of June 30, with a value of 396,794 grow tons of capacity added in the year. Secretary Red attributed the rise to increased ship tonnage and warned the position may not be permanent.
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Washington
United States
Beers Commune
Great Britain
Amerigah
Real Estate and Agency Joint Venture Opportunity Ad
Shipping figures include foreign coastwise lake and river traffic. The offer seeks 6900 men and women in thirty days to join live wire partners in towns and cities to handle real estate and general agency business with promised large profits. Write B F Loos Co Des Moines Iowa for details.
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B. F. Loos Co
Dea Moines
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