Wyoming Methodists Announce Pastor Assignments
The Wyoming Methodist Episcopal conference released pastor assignments for the coming year. Ira W. Winnfield becomes Northern Wyoming Division superintendent, replacing Dr. Kendall who moves to the Board of Home Missions. Various church locations list new or pending assignments including Cheyenne, Sheridan, Sundance, Worland, and Lander with several posts to be supplied.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Methodist-Episcopal Church Conference
Wyoming
Ira
Ira Wwinaedey
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
W. T. Dumm
Newton M. Temple
Basin
Hubert Woebster
Bir Hors
L. M. Kelley
Buffalo
L. C. Dryden
Casper
W. L. French
B. A. Besire
Clearmont
E. K. Morrow
Deaver
A. B. Campbell
Diets
Garland
Lewis Wearry
Hyattville and
Tensiesp
F. W. Burleigh
Kayese
Lovell
F. W. Bretnall
Jeantie
Powell
Rozet
Sundance
N. E. Wood
Edwin Bowling
Oscar A. MecProud
R. B. Morgan
Worland
J. A. Alford
Carpenter
C. L. Hebb
N. M. Temple
Chug
Thomas HH. Evans
Diamondrike
Minnie Hadden
Douglas
H. 2. Shepherd
Egbert
W. L. Beers
Evanston
R. Stainforth
Hanna
J.C. Mytrol
Hudson
Kemmerer Lantin
W. L. Wade
State Superintendent League
W. E. Eagin
Pestor
Choy- F. H. Becert
World's Punitive Federation
B. L. McFarlane
Absense
D. B E. Kendall
Texan Arrested on White Slavery Charge in Wyoming
Lester Alden and Gifford Figgins of Amarillo Texas were arrested in Laramie for involvement in a white slavery case. Figgins is held as a material witness and both men will be moved to Cheyenne for Alden to face trial under the Mann white slavery law. The notice mentions their positions with the Midwest company and references a 77 year old son and concern over family disturbance.
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Laramie
Wyo
Lester Alden
Gifford Figgins
Amarillo
Texas
Figgins
Cheyenne
Alden
Lillie
Fane Bigg Alden
Ant Figgins
Midwest
Eta
Ee Ie Tian Ak
Pst
Heavy Saturday Night on Union Pacific
In Laramie Wyoming on September 26 a heavy Saturday night notching near midnight disrupted trains across the sixth district between Laramie and Rawlins with ninety three trains stopping at stations and engines sent to others. Sunday mirrored the heaviness as Fort Steele loaded five cars of crude oil and turned them to the Union Pacific.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Rawlins
Fort Steele
Tragedy stalks Ball family in Wyoming county
Tragedy shadows the Ball family of Torrington Wyoming. Charles Ball, an ex-resident, was killed in an automobile crash en route to a dance in Laramie. Weeks earlier James Britton of Fort Laramie died, and months earlier Frank Ball was killed in a mining accident.
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Torrington
Wryo
Charles Ball
James Britton
Fort Laramie
Frank Ball
Cow in Dust Cloud Causes Major Wreck in Wheatland
A. J. Tyteca lies in a tar with a torn skull after J. W. McCall’s speeding car struck a dust cloud from a cow in the road. McCall escaped with bruises while the car and the cow were wrecked beyond repair.
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Wheatland
Wro
A. J
Bradley Wold Seeks Oil Lease Priority in Wyoming
Douglas Wyoming September reports B Bradley formerly Casper now Denver has filed in the U S land office to obtain oil and gas rights on Salt Creek section 36 arguing prior prospecting lease from 1890 grants priority under newly enacted leasing bills. The move risks Wyoming millions in annual royalties as Midwest Company expands drilling into the second sand and increases output.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Salt Creek
B. Bradley
Casper
Denver
United States Land Office
Congress
Bradley
Midwest Company
Crevestes
Walter Massie Survives Rattler On Hay Bales
In COLONY Wyoming on September 20 Walter Massie heard a rattlesnake strike the rake he was operating. He leaped away and later found the snake still atop the hay. After dislodging the snake with a fork he killed it. the five foot reptile had fourteen rattles.
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Wyo
Walter Massie
Massie
Lightning strikes near Upton ranch injures men. cows killed
William Bagley and his son Fi were knocked unconscious by a bolt of lightning at the Bagley ranch in Upton Wyoming on September 20. Both men were unharmed. Two cows feeding nearby were killed by the shock.
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Upton
Wyo
Wiliam Bagley
Bagley Ranch
Coal Miners Fund for Camy Morgan in Wyoming Race
In Kemmerer Wyoming a coal miners fund supports Camy Morgan a farm labor candidate. Fundraising aims to cover Morgan's campaign expenses with a two week assessment of 60 cents per person from miners and supporters. The group urges liberal responses to backing Morgan's bid for Congress.
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Coal Miners Fund For
Camy Morgan
Kemmerer
Wyo
Jamea Morgan
Enne
Ayn
Tor Tanda
H Comantes
Tee Tenes
Thie
Poe Se Deere
Morgan
von Wreming
Congress
Wyoming search ends with discovery of illicit stills near Trosper ranch
In Wyoming on Sept 20 a pursuit of alleged accomplices in a mine water hold up led to the Trosper ranch on the Little Pope River. Frank F. Fish and John Devich face district court charges for operating the till. Devich also faces complicity in the hold up with bond set at 20000 dollars. An odor of mash alerted investigators as a large still, a barrel of hootch, and barrels of mash and rats were found in a haystack.
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Lander
Wyo
Fpopoala
Trosper Ranch
Little Pope 6
Frank F. Fish
John Devich
Devich
Greybull Refinery to Get Pipe Line Supply
BASIN Wyoming September 20 In formation states surveyors are locating the route for a pipeline to connect the Salt Creek field with the Illinois Pipe Line company line from the Grass Creek field to the Greybull refinery. The lines will cross the Big Horn mountains near Lost Cabin near Chatham. It is to be eight inches in diameter and laid to ensure a steady supply of crude for Greybull refinery.
Candidates Declare Game Laws Farcical In Wyoming Race
Cody Wyoming September 20 The platform on which B G Rumsey president of the Wyoming State Game Protective association bases his independent campaign for state senator from Park County is that the present game laws are a farce Rumsey runs as an independent candidate challenging the regular ticket for the state senate in Park County.
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Cody
Wyo
B. G. Rumsey
Wyoming State Game Protective Association
Park County
Death of Son Ends Life of Aged Father
James O Leary aged 70 died in Douglas Nebraska a week after his son John O Leary died from injuries after a horse kicked a pitchfork the elder was said to have grieved inconsolably and his death followed closely the charges of accident and loss.
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Douglas
Wryo
James O'Leary
John O'Leary
O'Leary
Douglas Budget cites large Park county Republican fund quota
The Douglas Budget reports a $3,600 quota for Park county Wyoming Republican campaign fund contributors. It argues this suggests statewide Republican fundraising could top $100,000 in Wyoming and, if mirrored nationwide, the Republican National Committee total could exceed $50,000,000.
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Douglas
Wyo
Park County
Wyoming
Car Dumps En Route and Negro is Dead in Accident
Walter Jones 35 colored veteran of the A E F died when a gravel car he rode toppled from the moving train near Sage. He was crushed as the car derailed and parts of his body were severed.
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Kemmerer
Wro
Walter Jones
A. E&y F
Sage
Jones
Tock Springs Man Killed at Blairtown
A fatal accident at Blairtown mine near Logan occurred Wednesday afternoon injuring miner Nick Ross a native of Finland. He died the same evening at the hospital. The report notes his death and mentions surviving relatives and burial plans.
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Rock Springs
Blairtown
Lagiam Eimer Rams
Rone
Ross
Finland
Nora Harlow
Harlow
Ned
William Delaney
Branston
Donald Fremont
Frank T. Kelloge
Twin Falls
Idaho
Kellogg
P. L. Carroll
Vand
Robert Cowan
No. 1
Hill
Local police reiterate whistleblower policy in city
Residents report ongoing noise and disturbance from a whistle blower incident as city officials confirm a new officer named Walsh will report any whistle blasts. The case centers on public nuisance complaints and police response motivation behind the disturbance.
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Steati Iosg
Thie
A Walsh
Mst
D. Nalincea
Sheridan County Property Valuation Near 30 Million
Sheridan Wyoming reports the assessed valuation of county property at 29 951 267 dollars. The figure reflects tax assessment data for the region released on September 20.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Sheridan County
Lightning destroys flag at Woodman's Hall in Aurora
A bolt of lightning struck Woodman's Hall in Aurora tearing the American flag to shreds. No injuries are reported and the incident is under local review.
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Aurora
Cody Town Council Bans Shimmy and Similar Dances
Cody Wyom residents report that the town council passed an ordinance prohibiting the shimmy and other lascivious dances. The measure targets public decency with enforcement likely by local authorities.
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Cody
Wyo
Cathedral Home Moves to New One in City
The Cathedral Home for Children, under St. Matthew's, has moved from the Bishop's house to its own building at Sixteenth and Grand. About thirty children reside there. Transportation to Sunday school proved difficult, so local garages and auto owners agreed to haul them this month, with Bath and Lovejoy alternating weeks. Children old enough to walk go to school when weather permits.
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Laramie
Wryo
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Sixteenth and
Grand Avenue
Lou Bath
Elmer Lovejoy
Immense Tie Drive on Green River in Wyoming
A large force works to recover 250000 railroad ties cut near the headwaters of the Green River and floated downstream to a boom at Green River Wyoming on September 20.
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Green River
Wyo
Lightning kills horses at Wyoming ranch barn
A bolt of lightning struck the Albert RK Main ranch barn near Cokeville, Wyoming, killing three horses and injuring two others as men lounged in the doorway. The animals had been brought inside to shelter from a thunderstorm.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Albert RK. Main Ranch
Boys Find Dynamite Near Home Injure Three Siblings
In Deaver Wyoming on September 20 three sons of W W Graham aged 12 7 and 6 were injured after finding an old stick of dynamite while herding cows. The device exploded and one child lost three fingers. others suffered lesser injuries.
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Deaver
Wyo
W. W. Graham
Joe
Lees
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DR. Kendall
Northern
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