Wyoming State News Highlights Local Fairs and Dairying Growth
Carbon County Fair opens Sept. 6 at Baratoga with other county fairs in Cody and Douglas. Laramie water system near completion as Sheridan hosts a Labor Day Stampede. Notable items include a lightning death near Wheatland, a murder suspect in Pinedale, and rising interest in dairying per HB Burton. Several accidents, arrests, and infrastructure projects across the state are noted.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
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Carbon
Garae
Benhe
Gillette
Iowa
Campstool
Burns
Carbon County
Baratoga
Laramie
Sheridan
Geo. Maxwell
Wheatland
Howard Lee Bristol
Dike
Cheyenne
Charles Bellin
Dick Grant
Pinedale
HB. F. Burton
Casper
Burlington
Charlies Carlson
Rawline
Telluride
Colo
Edward Farrell
Washington, D. C
Hensley
Oklahoma Rider Wins Frontier Days Broncho Championship
Henry Walter of Mulhall Oklahoma wins the worlds broncho busting title before 16 000 spectators at Frontier Days James Alexander of Colorado is runner up A New Mexican George Weir takes the steer roping world championship Eddie McCarty Cheyenne places second Harold Brinker arrives by racing car after beating a special Denver train covering 109 miles in 2 hours 16 minutes Summary notes list numerous prize events and results with riders from multiple states and towns.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Oklahoma
Henry Walter
Mulhall
Okla
James Alexander
Coloradoan
Yellow Fever
George Weir
Eddie McCarty
Harold Brinker
Denver
Iberian Liner Sunk by German Submarine
London reports the Iberian, an American liner, was sunk by a German submarine with six crew members killed and sixty one rescued. Survivors say the ship was not warned before fire and torpedo strikes. Also reported are eight Lowestoft trawlers sunk with crews saved and disturbances in Berlin against Americans last week.
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Fitzgerald
Auto overturns. child drowns near Torrington
An auto carrying Mabel Coleman eight of Scotts Bluff Nebraska and five others plunged into a ten foot irrigation ditch water eighteen miles west of Torrington. C H Westervelt freed himself and rescued Mrs Beach Coleman and her daughter and Mrs P L Bama and her daughter all of Scotts Bluff. Mabel Coleman's body not recovered. The group was bound for Yellowstone Park.
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Mabel Coleman
Scotts Bluff
Neb
C. H. Westervelt
Mra. Beach Coleman
Mra. P. L. Bama
Mayor Barrow and Family Injured in Car Crash
Gillette mayor L D Barlow suffered three broken ribs and his son Lewis was seriously injured when a car left the road near Arvada, plunging into a washed out hole from recent rains. Other family members were hurt but not badly.
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Sam Marrick
John Slomekd
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L. D. Barlow
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Arvada
Young Farm Hand Wounds Self In Accidental Shooting
A farm worker named Dillingham, employed by R. Kinnear south of Pine Bluff, accidentally discharged a .22 revolver wounding his abdomen. He sustained a severe injury and received prompt medical attention.
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Dillingham
R. Kinnear
Austrian Killed in Mine Explosion at Carneyville
Paul Bogsier, a 49 year old Austrian coal miner, was killed in a Carneyville mine explosion after he went to inspect a fuse he had fired.
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Sheridan
Paul Bogsier
Carneyville
Petrograd War Minister Predicts Possible Warsaw Fall
M. the Duns states Russia faces massive enemy concentration and may yield part of Warsaw to regroup. He recalls 1812 proving that retreat can lead to victory as Moscow was given up to secure final success.
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Petrograd
M. the Duns
Russia
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Mexico City Reoccupied by Constitutionalist Troops
Washington reports Gen. Pablo Gonzales reentered Mexico City with minimal resistance to crush Fierro’s Villa column. Gen. Lechuga led the reoccupation, while Carranza ordered trains to move staple foods into the capital. United States influence helped avoid urgent U S transport action.
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Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Jesus Acuna
Interior
Gonzales
Villa
Fierro
Gonzalez
Bis
Lechuga
Carranza
Venustiano Carranza Wan
Genealen
Never buys at door or window sign mischief
An old bachelor posted a sign declaring he would not buy anything at the door to deter salesmen. Two men with props then tried selling at his window, arguing he could read. After he purchased, he added to the notice that he would not buy at the window either.
Averse to Slang Aims at Quiet Classroom Language
A Chicago school tale shows a boy and friend debating slang. The pupil explains how a simple nudged reminder to remove a hat would be better phrased than the slang he offered. A younger spectator quips that roughnecks are the slang users.
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Smill
Chicago
An Easy Victim in a Foolish Custom
A terse quotation frames a social critique of deference to fools as a weak habit. The line questions attitude toward a simplistic or subservient stance, labeling it an easy victim stance within a dated or satirical context.
Bride Travels Through Plaster To Wed Farmer In Saline
Miss Mary Elizabeth Beraner journeyed from Fayetteville Ohio to Saline Kansas for a wedding with Francis de Bales Schneider, halted briefly by his serious run away accident that left him in plaster casts. She secured a license, found a preacher, and proceeded to marry him at the farm.
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Mary Elizabeth Beraner
Saline County
Fayetteville
Francis de ‘Bales Schneider
Saline
Schneider
Kan
Kansas City Journal
Vivien Fears a Doggy Chase Turns Into Race Lesson
A four year old named Vivien runs from a playful puppy shouting that a dog is after her. Her mother reassures her the dog was merely racing with her, and Vivien's fear shifts to curiosity as she smiles.
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Vivien
Mamma
This bill for auto suit trims stuns a Puck readers
A quip from a Puck cartoon joke shows a plutocrat explaining a six thousand dollar auto suit bill to his daughter. The dialog notes most cost lies in trimmings and a five thousand two hundred dollar tint for the car to match the suit.
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No Room To Talk We All Do It
A brief meditation on how everyone finds fault yet each person also judges others. The line echoes the idea that we all talk about others while lacking perfect footing to judge. It invites self reflection on customary hypocrisy in everyday conversation.
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