Vital births and marriages in Casper and Laramie
Vital statistics list births in Laramie and Casper Including Ernest Salisbury aged 13 Casper a girl to Mr and Mrs Kreesch a boy to Mr and Mrs Jones a boy to Mr and Mrs Cooper a boy to Mr and Mrs Bolton Marriages include Miss Faye Lle Thompson to Guy Trevett Miss Lot tie Chapman to George Foster.
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Adam Cooper
James Bolton
Casper
Faye Lle, Thompson
Guy H. Trevett
Lottie M. Chapman
George M. Foster
Albany County Democratic Convention Receives Praise
The Albany County Democratic convention commends county offices for fiscal prudence noting a $52,000 debt repayment, ample funds, good roads, and a two mill tax reduction despite extra calls. It mentions support for initiatives and recall and references candidates for U S Senate and local figures.
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Laramie
Septt
Albany County
Democratic Convention
Referendum Initiatives and Senate Ballot Promises
The piece notes adoption of a referendum initiative and recall, popular election of senators, a return to the pure Australian ballot, anti graft laws, an employers liability law, and railroad valuation. Support for Robert H. Homer of Albany County for the U S Senate is pledged if elected. Full county and city tickets are named.
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Senate
Robert H. Homer
Albany County
United States Senate
Boy Shot in Ear by Air Rifle During Harmless Dare
Five year old Arthur Booth was shot in the ear by a playmate armed with a small air rifle. The bullet passed through the ear and lodged in the neck. A physician treated the injury several hours after the incident.
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Sheridan
Arthur Booth
Forest Fire Rages Near Pall River Basin
A fast moving forest fire in the Pall River basin north of the placer has burned for two days. Forest rangers have struggled to control it as timber and range suffer heavy losses and several head of stock perish.
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Jackson
Pall River
Forest Rangers
Cheyenne Cook Bruno Opatland In Laramie Case
In Laramie on September 16, Bruno Opatland a young Cheyenne cook known as Harl Bruno is involved in a developing story. Details remain fragmented as reporters outline emerging facts and local responses.
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Bruno Opatland
Laramie
Harl Bruno
Suspect Arrested Over Theft Involving Union Pacific Passenger
A suspect was arrested on charges tied to a theft from a Union Pacific passenger car and brought to the city for confinement. Rudolph Kuer, a German national, is held as a witness in the case and alleged to have seen Bruno with the money believed stolen from Mr. Bernethy.
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Union Pacific
Rusdolph Kuer
Bruno
Bernethy
Trustees Elected by Wyoming and Northwestern Railway
Casper Sept. 16 At a stockholders meeting of the Wyoming and Northwestern Railway company a board of trustees was elected: Marvin Howitt W A Gardner J M Whitmore H R McCullough John D Caldwell and Lb A Robinson all of Chicago and E Onburn of New York City.
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Casper
Wyoming and Northwestern Railway Company
Marvin Howitt
W- A. Gardner
J. M. Whitmore
H. R. McCullough
John D. Caldwell
Lb. A. Robinson
Chleago
E. Onburn
New York City
Preparations Under Way for State Medical Society Meet
Citizens and organizations here are preparing to host the state medical society convention to be held September 28 29. Local physicians are handling the program and expect completion next week.
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Onaper
State Medical Society
Ranch worker James A. Adking accused of double billing
Casper, Sept. 16. James A. Adking, a Turner Sheep Company ranch employee, was arrested and jailed on a defrauding charge for collecting twice for the same services.
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Casper
James A. Adking
Turner Sheep Company
Child Loses Eye in Street Accident
Laramie report of four year old Margaret Huempfer who tripped on a broken bottle fragment and suffered eye injury causing loss of sight in the eye.
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Laramie
Margaret Huempfer
Arson Charge Filed Against 19 Year Old in Farm Fire
An information filed with the district clerk charges A. Pache, a nineteen year old youth from Laramie, with arson for allegedly setting fire to a barn on his mother's farm to collect insurance.
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Laramie
A. Pache
Twenty-Two Claims Reward In Safe Case
The Ninth cavalry sergeant arrested Private Bates and several others including a landowner’s nephew and a citizen who helped move the money from the Bent street resort to the police station. Fort Russell officials report twenty-two claims filed with military authorities, with over $400 still missing.
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Ninth Cavalry
Bates
Downey
Lumpkin
Bent Street
Fort Russell
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
Population in Cleveland rises to 566663 amid 46.9 percent growth since 1900. Maine governor race yields 9114 Democratic lead for Plaisted. Sterling resident Philip Held reports threshing 30 bushel winter wheat. Spain closes death penalty as justice minister Ruiz Valarino reforms codes. Polio epidemic spreads through New England states. Wankard contemplates bank reserves and regional operations by November 1. Balboa’s secretary departs via Bo and Bolae routes. aids note skippable details.
Fast Front Lots North of O amtoh 9650 G 5
Real estate notice advertising fast front lots north of Oamtoh at 9650 G5 with Oliver contact 574. Listing emphasizes available parcels and phone inquiry for details.
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Oamtoh
Oliver
Capitol
Republican Insurgents in Convention Endorse Taft Aide Plan
The Wyoming Republican convention adopted a platform endorsing Taft administration policies and congressional delegation. It backs Governor Brooks, Senator C D Clark for re election, public land settlement and water state control, labor holiday, and abolishing convict labor contracts. It also endorses Ballinger and a federal land grant for roads and bridges, plus the commission form of government. The meeting praised Rawlins hospitality at the new Masonic temple.
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Son
Albany County
Big Horn
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Natrona
Forsythe
Commission
Wind River
Rawlins
Masonic Temple
Capitol Six Fifty Five Oliver Phone 574
Capitol records show a 660 amount and six five figures linked to Oliver with a listed phone number 574 and a reference to twenty fel.
World Wheat Yield In Doubt Despite Record Acreage
Washington reports the 1926 world wheat acreage likely the largest on record at about 235 million acres, but experts warn that global wheat yield may miss last year's high of 8 624 000 bushels. European harvests vary with quality issues from lodged grain and storms. France, Italy, Romania show mixed results. Germany and Austria-Hungary weak prospects. Russia suffers quality loss from heavy rains. Canadian spring wheat outlook improves. Government crop reports forthcoming in October will cover cotton, corn, and other staples.
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Washington
Department
Department Today
Europe
France
Italy
Roumania
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Canada
Cole
Department of
Man of 40 who never kissed plans marriage in New York
Olia Wn Hill, secretary at Carnegie Safe Deposit, aged over 40, announced engagement to Miss Martha Brown of Seattle. He had never kissed a girl or proposed before this week, says he will move to Washington Heights and wed after October. He explains reports misled the public and says he never loved any woman before.
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New York
Olia Wn. Hill
Carnegie Safe Deposit Company
Benedict
Washington Heights
Misa
Martha Brown
Slater Brown
Seattle
Boy Robber of Kansas Bank Captured
Report states a young man robbed a Kansas suburb bank in Denver and fled, later being captured. The cashier faced two revolvers and the heist occurred just before Christmas with the robber unmasked.
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Kansas Bank
Denver
Kansas Town
Desperate Bank Hold Up Ends in Ten Mile Chase
A bank hold up triggered by a lone desperado who drew a gun after grabbing cash. The cashier fired, the bandit fled, leaping onto a paddle horse outside. A posse pursued for ten miles as the rider shot horses and sustained injuries before escaping.
Not Caring What Others Say Ballinger urges duty over rumor
Spokane report quotes Richard A. Ballinger saying he cares only that he does his duty and will not fear the future. He urges public and business leaders to work together for prosperity and avoid hypocrisy, demagogy, or hysteria.
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Spokane
Richard A. Ballinger
Chamber of Commerce
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Harrington
DR. Reed
John Harrington
Hart Schaffmer & Marx Clothes
State News
Ernest Salisbury
Albany
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Homer
U. S. Senate
Cleveland
Portland
Frederick W. Plaisted
Maine
Sterling, Colo
Philip Held
Sterling
Madrid
Ruiz Valarino
Providence
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Wankard
Beattie
Laterion
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Bole
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Jersey
Dorothy Dodd
Wm, Myers Dry Goods Company
Irep
Fix Sail
Lake Ad Denver
Albugneraie
N. M
Delfino Chaves
White City
Governament
Harvesta of
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Roueseau
Mies Brown
Tore
Mise Brown
Win Brown
Broadfast
Mins Brown
Vamour
Caa
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Mica Brown
Pholares Ballinger
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