Wyoming Librarians Meet in Sheridan
Wyoming State Library association gathers in Sheridan October with sessions at the K P hall. Mina Ports notes full arrangements and a morning afternoon and evening program including reports, officer elections, papers and addresses. Miss Frances Davis presides with Miss Cook and Mr Ingman as officers. About fifty delegates expected plus additional federations of women’s clubs attendees.
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Sheridan
Wyoming State Library Association
Mina
Carreghe
K. of P
Association
Frances Davis
Cheyenne
Cook
Basin
Ingman
Laramie
Wyoming
Two Slayers Plead Guilty in Green River Court
In Green River, the September term of the district court disposed of two murder cases. Rovwaccio Lobato, a Mexican, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for Emma Nauner's death and drew twenty to thirty years in the penitentiary. F. Martelak, who shot Joe Oblock in Rock Springs, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received a two to three year sentence.
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Green River
Rovwaccio Lobato
Emma Nauner
Watt
F. Martelak
Joe Oblock
Rock Springs
Oblock
Jewish Oil Company Formed at Torrington
In Torrington the Jewish Gas and Oil Company forms from the Allen neighborhood efforts led by B. Silverman. County officials BL Little Guy Bever William Landau and others join as plans unfold to raise ten thousand dollars to drill in Allen area. If Goshen Oil succeeds further funding may follow.
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Torrington
Uhio
Jewish Gas and Oil Company
B. Silverman
County Clark
BL Little
Guy Bever
William Landau
Silverman
Allen
Goshen
Kendrick Plan to Use Convict Labor for Roads
Kendricks plan aims to tap a 75 million federal highway fund for the Grand Canyon road up the Snake River. A Wyoming plan would use convict labor as the state’s contribution, with 40 to 60 prisoners working at 3 dollars per day to cover the state share, the project likely ready next fall.
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Kemmerer
Star Valley
Grand Canyon
Snake River
Afton
Kendrick
Valley
Wyoming
State Highway Commission
Lt 18
Remarkable wheat yield on Wheatland dry farm reported
W. B. Oxford reports 1026 bushels from a 30 acre winter wheat field at Wheatland. Yield averages 34 bushels per acre with price noted at 2.10 dollars per hundred. Neighbor Ervin Searles also reports strong output using summer fallow methods and deep spring plowing.
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W. B. Oxford
Mr. Oxford
Wheatland
Eagle Nest
Ervin Searles
Oxford
Held On Charge of Assault to Murder
KEMMERER Sept 23 Deputy Sheriff Billy Milla brought Dan Creedon from Big Piney in custody for shooting at W E Mulholland of Granger with intent to kill County Attorney Reynolds had traveled to Big Piney for a preliminary hearing but Creedon waived it and was bound over to district court on $1000 bond. Unable to raise the bond he was jailed Thursday. Creedon claimed he would work in ranch country to raise funds but locals doubt he can.
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Kemmerer
Billy” Milla
Big Piney
Dan Creedon
W. E. Mulholland
Granger
Reynolds
Creedon
Mills
Polo Ranch Team Defeats Walsh Wasps in Wyoming Showdown
Sheridan report notes Polo Ranch team beats Walsh Wasps 2 to 1 after a hard riding game on Sunday at the Polo ranch before 250 plus spectators. Polo Ranch aims to defend the Wyoming Challenge Cup next Sunday against McCoy Ranch, a trophy they have held for two years.
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Sheridan
Polo Ranch
Walsh Wasps
McCoy Ranch
Convict Horse Thief Captured Near Lava Hot Springs
Deputy Kemmerer Rich McMinn recaptured one of the escaped convicts, Jim Deby, at Lava Hot Springs after a long Idaho chase. The other escapees and the stolen horses remain at large while Doby is returned to the penitentiary.
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Kemmerer
Rich McMinn
Idaho
Lincoln County
Cokeville
Bennion Brothers
McMinn
Jim Deby
Lava Hot Springs
Doby
Funeral Held For 93-Year-Old Accident Victim Perrin
The body of Arthur Perrin, killed near Rawlins last week when struck by a moving train, was taken to Ogden for funeral services Monday at Kirkendall chapel. Perrin, 93, formerly of Ogden, was a railroad worker and member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and a Masonic lodge in Dunsmuir, California.
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Laramie
Arthur
Perrin
Rawlins
Ogden
Kirkendall Cheval
Unity Lodge No. 18
Masons
Brotherhood of
Masonic Lodge
Dunsmuir
Cal
Arm Amputation After Alfalfa Mill Accident
D C Roath lost his right forearm at an alfalfa meal mill in Wheatland on a Monday morning when the grinder started after repairs. Witness Ike Gray said Roath’s glove or sleeve may have been caught by revolving teeth, pulling the arm into the cylinder. Workers tied the limb to stem bleeding and he was taken to a hospital for amputation below the elbow.
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Wheatland
D. C
Roath
Ike Gray
Jury Deliberates in Redwood City Murder Trial
In Redwood City a jury of men and women hears the case of ward Conway charged with the murder of N Barbon at the State Highway house near Colma after a June 2 quarrel at a dance. District Attorney Franklin Swart prosecutes with ex District Attorney Joseph J Bullock for the defense.
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Redwood City
Hadward Conway
N. Barbon
State Highway House
Colma
Superior Court
Barbon
Barbooi
Franklin Swart
Joseph J. Bullock
Douglas Oil Firm Plans 60000 to 76000 Near Breoning Basin
Wyoming news notes include the Douglas oil company stating it will spend between 60000 and 76000 in the Breoning Basin development within the next month. Douglas council places posts on main streets to aid traffic rule observance.
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Douglas, Wyoming
Breonoing Basin
Douglas Han
Sheridan Tennis Tournament Nears Final Matches
About sixty teachers from over the county enrolled with keen interest in daily lectures and studies. The Sheridan tennis tournament nearing completion with two games left, the last results and tournament outcome expected by week’s end. The Woodman band organized in Laramie under Henry Pope gave its first semi public appearance with thirty five members.
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Sheridan
Laramie
Henry Pope
Cholera Quarantine Tightened Across Japanese Ports
Authorities order a rigorous quarantine at all Japanese ports as cholera cases rise. Nagasaki reports 317 infections and 162 deaths, with cases also in Yokohama Kobe Osaka and Omoro near Tokyo. Tokio remains free of cases.
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Tokio
Japan
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Kobe
Osaka
Omoro
Wilson Speech on Republicans and Democratic Future
President Wilson's 1916 acceptance speech criticizes the Republican Party for impractical policy and failure to adapt to a changing era. He argues only after new leadership and updated goals can the party earn public trust again.
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Republican Party
Provincelal
Wilson
Diet Exercise Or Death Reported By Medical Authority
A medical authority warns city residents that many deaths come from arterial thickening or kidney disease. Kidney clogging prevents toxin filtration, leading to high blood pressure and heart damage.
Anuric Urges Diet and Exercise for Uric Acid Help
Advice suggests eating meat only once daily, outdoor activity, and drinking pure water. It touts anuric as a powerful uric acid neutralizer from Dr. Pierce, claiming it dissolves uric acid like hot water dissolves sugar and compares it to Lithia.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism Treatment in Old Report
A fragment discusses rheumatism remedies and treatments with crude notes on cause and effectiveness. Mentions various remedies and administration but shows uncertain results and generic statements about healing.
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