War News From The Week Of Global Conflict
Italians claim successes on the Isonzo front. Austrian forces bombard Durazzo harbor. Berlin police break up a peace demonstration as Montenegro seeks a separate peace. A British sub sinks a Turkish destroyer and five supply ships in the Marmara Sea. Premier Asquith says allied governments will discuss any serious peace proposals. The Allies avoid direct engagement as a global supply ring tightens. An American oil steamer is hit by an Austrian sub and another is sunk. Germany bows to Wilson on certain cases. Villa soldiers are killed in Mexico. a large ammunition factory explodes at Halle. Western news reports deaths and notable figures including Colonel Hepburn and Mrs. Morton.
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Union News Service
Isonzo
Port Durazzo
Berlin
Montenegrd
Sea of Marmara
Jellareichstag
Germany
Asquith
Teutons
Wilson
Boy-Hol
von Papen
Kaldor
Halle
Prussian
Saxony
Kolding
Denmark
Copenhagen
United States
Austria
Vienna
Ancona
Villa
Jose Rodriguez
Fronteras
P. Elias Calles
Carranga
Angel Flores
Douglas
Ariz
Wyoming State News Coming Events
January 1922 items report Poultry and Stock show at Laramie Sheridan plans an $80,000 gas plant Basin builds a cold storage plant Lander fires and losses Elk Basin flows near Greybull oil activity Coal and oil developments dominate Basil details include depu ty game warden appointment and other state happenings.
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Union News Service
Laramie
Lander
Sheridan
Elk Basin
John Dubinsky
Frontier
Greybull
George W. Lacy
Warren
Bebb Place
Carpenter
Wyoming
Mondell
Remarkable Octogenarian D Tyler Visits Elk Mountain
D Tyler of New York, aged 83, attends a four generation Elk Mountain reunion at a Bear Creek ranch near Dik Mountain. The forward traveler, a descendant of President Tyler, praises Wyoming stability, stock quality, and forecasts a bright future for Carbon County. He travels daily for business and remains remarkably agile and alert.
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Western
Union News Service
Elk Mountain
Wyo
U (Lu
Bear Creek
Dik Mountain
EH. D. Tyler
E. H. Tyler
C. B. Tyler, Jr
R. Tyler
H. M. Tyler
E. B. Tyler
E. H. Tyler, Jr
H. M. Tyler, Jr
Robert Tyler
C. EB
Anna Tyler
E. D. Tyler
New York
President Tyler
Bradford
Columbia County
N. Y
Ilness
Tyler
Wyoming
Carbon County
Engineer Killed by Exploding Boiler Near Casper
One engineer and two railroad workers were seriously harmed when a Burlington locomotive boiler exploded twelve miles west of the city. B. H. Miller, an engineer from the city, was killed. Lew Schulz, badly scalded with both arms and one leg broken, likely to die. J. A. Marquardt of Casper, brakeman, was severely scalded with a broken leg. The blast hurled the boiler 360 feet ahead and wrecked track for 100 feet.
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Casper
Burlington
Here
B. H. Miller
E Eer
Lew Schulz
J. A. Marquardt
Horse Thief Caught in Utah by Lincoln County
Rich McMinn captured Floyd McCoy who stole a horse from Tobe Houston on October 31 and took its gear. McCoy fled to Milford before being arrested in Utah. The horse was recovered at Evanston after straying during the escape.
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Kemmerer
Rich McMinn
Lincoln County
Milford
Utah
Floyd McCoy
Tobe Houston
Horse Creek
Evanston
Rich
Trafton Found Guilty of Holdups in Yellowstone Case
Federal jury in Cheyenne found Edward B. Trafton of Rupert Idaho guilty on eight counts for holding up twenty three stage coaches in Yellowstone National Park on July 24 1914. Over 100 victims were robbed of valuables and about 3000 in money.
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Trafton
Cheyenne
United States
Edward B. Trafton
Rupert
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Pioneer in Salt Creek field dies in East home
Casper based oil pioneer Pennsylvanian Casper P. M. Shannon dies at his East residence. He drilled the first wells in Salt Creek and established Wyoming’s first refinery at Casper. Shannon’s Pennsylvania Oil & Gas Co. was sold to French and Belgian interests and the Lobel syndicate, then to the Midwest company.
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Casper
P. M. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Pennsylvania Oil & Gas Company
Lobel
Midwest Company
Requisition Papers Issued in Utah Money Fraud Case
Cheyenne acting governor Frank L. Houx issued requisition papers to Utah Governor Spry for the removal to Wheatland of L. N. Mullen who was arrested in Salt Lake City on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Cheyenne
Frank L. Houx
Spry
Utah
Wheatland
L. N. Mullen
Salt Lake
Four Years for Forging Check in Wyoming Case
Casper F A Parren, who about three weeks ago forged the name of A McMillan to a check for 1458 dollars cashed by HW N Sprague, was sentenced by Judge Winter to serve from three to four years in the penitentiary.
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Casper
F. A. Parren
A. ©. McMillan
HW. N. Sprague
Winter
Two Notaries Authorized in Golden Prairie and Basin
Two notarial commissions were issued. H. F. Miller of Golden Prairie received a notary commission and Mise Ll. M. Porter of Basin also received a notary commission.
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Cheyenne
H. F. Miller
Golden Prairie
Mise Ll. M. Porter
Basin
Western Canada’s Wonderful Yield Reported in Prairies
An American observer and travelers describe extraordinary wheat yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with reports of 53 to 66 bushels per acre and some cases up to 70. Farmers like Peterson Roland Bugler and Carr are cited for high per acre outputs as thresher crews face delays before Christmas due to limited irrigation.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Warner
Milk River
Peterson
Roland
Bugler
Carr
Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets Adty remedy claim
An old advertisement promotes Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for colds and La Grippe. It urges not to take anything else and notes a price of 250. The ad includes a quirky line about a deadbeat paying an old grudge and a remark about adjusting religion to fit business.
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Col
W. P. Hepburn
Iowa
Clarinda
Carrie Lake Morton
Joy Morton
Joseph M. Cudahy
Chicago
Sterling Morton
Kansas City
Lisle
Ramon Villalobos
Ari‘zona
Florence
Villalobos
Phineas Brown
Pinal County
Oho
Ohio
Commission On Church and Country Life
Columbus
Charles FP. Milla
Farm Home
Springfield
State Board of Agriculture
American Live Stock Association
Ilinois
Washington
Garrison
Dunne
Stevenson
Abraham Lincoln
State Department
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Honolulu
T. H
Charles 5. Bromwell
Army Engineer Corps
Viggo
Waldemar
Canada
Alvaro de Romanones
Alfonso
Bence
Dresden
Leipzig
Berne Tagwacht
William
Prince Joachim
Marie of Anhalt
Potsdam
Globe
London
Congress
England
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
St. Catharines
Ont
Maple Leaf Milling Company
Sporting News
Freddie Andrews
Milwaukee
Matty McCue
Racine
Kenosha
Wis
Colorado Springs
Tod Powell
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Matty Smith
Ramona
Joseph A. Gilman
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harry Cassidy
Grizzly
Denver
Jack Coffey
James McGil
Indianapolis
Charles Somers
Ban Johnson
McGill
George M. Pike
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
North Dakota
New Rockwood
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles 8. Mollen
Bonaparte
New Haven
New Haven & Pfattford Railroad
Masonic Temple
Hennepin County
Minn
Frederick T. Price
Minneapolis
Price
Wyoming State News
Byron
Monarch Coal Company
Ed King
Glendive
Mont
Z. T. Brown
Wood River
Cody
Cokeville
San Francisco
Nellie Ditmore
Stevens
Torrington
Beard
Lincoln County Wool Growers’ Association
J. R. McGee
St. Anthony Catholic Church
State Hospital
Kalif Temple
Union Pacific Railroad
North Platte
Neb
Medicine Bow
Wye
Rim Rock Ranch Company of
Hudson Ol! Company
Midwest Ol! Company
Blwood Mead
Board of Appralscrs
United States Weather Bureau
Elk Mountain Reunion
D. Tyler
Western Canada
Saskatoon
Regina
Moose Jaw
Iil Movieg
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