Meldrum Missing as Bench Warrant Issued in Bowen Killing Case
Former material Meldrum, linked to the 1912 Bow en murder in Baggs Wyoming, did not appear for his third trial set to begin February 14. Bond forfeited at twenty thousand dollars. sheriffs statewide alerted. Judges Tidball Mentzer and Raymond discussed presiding. Meldrum believed mixed in dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggs
Union News Service
Rawlins
Robert
Bob) Meldrum
Chick” Bowen
Wyo
District Court
E. C. Raymond
Neigh
Wyoming
Meldrum
Bowen
Supreme Court
Tidball
Mentzer
Cheyenne
Raymond
Wyoming and Western States Population Estimates
Census bureau experts in Washington estimate the U S population at 101,208,315 as of July 1 last and project 102,017,302 by July 1 next. Wyoming stands at 176,853 on Jan 1 last, with western states led by Colorado and New Mexico also listed with current and projected figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Oklahoma
Nevada
North Dakota
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Bureau
Chiropodist Dart in Toils Again in Casper
Caspar sheriff detains R C Dart, famed corn proof shoe salesman, after he fleeced Casperites last summer by selling guaranteed cures he did not deliver. Dart, who had served four months before, was nabbed on a Burlington train with telegraphic help from Park County officials. He allegedly fled to Cody with the prisoner and is said to have taken another man's overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Colorado
John Bower
Casper
Bower
M. N. Castle
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
Fort D. A. Russell
Head Drilling Company
Cheyenne
Great Falls
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone Park
Willard Stagg
Burlington
Hurst Oil Company of
Basin
Big Horn County
Cassius Carlton
Margaret McGinley
James McGinley
Celia Walsh
Thomas 8. Walsh
Union Pacific
Albany County
Court House
Legise Miller
State Land Office
Laramie
Meld Ranch
James May
Parrett Ranch
Warlis Live Stock Company
R. C. Dart
Patton
Natrona County
E. 8
Hoopes
Park County
Cody
Dart
Wyoming offers $500 reward for lone bandit
The state through Acting Governor Frank L Houx offers $500 for the arrest and conviction of the lone bandit who held up Union Pacific train No 18 near Rock Springs. This increases the total reward to 1500 as Union Pacific had already offered 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Caturst
Cheyenne
Washington
Union Pacific
Secret Service
Aspenville
Wyoming
Routt County
Colo
Oregon
Rock Springs
Denver
Frank L. Houx
J. B. Kendrick
Fall Claims Cheyenne Champion Rider Henry Webb
Henry Webb of Wheatland, winner of the rough riding title at Cheyenne Frontier Days in 2013, has died at his Wheatland home from injuries after a horse he rode slipped on the toe and fell on him, causing a concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Henry Webb
Wheatland
Webb
Watchman Held for Murder in Railroad Shooting
Rawlina J Bach a railroad watchman was arrested on a murder charge after shooting a titled Mexican who reportedly drew a weapon. Bach contends the Mexican had earlier held up fellow watchman C Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlina
J. Bach
Bach
C. Justice
German raid on English coast harms two and a boy
London reports four German seaplanes raided the southeast coast during church services. Two men and one boy were killed, one marine wounded, and substantial material damage noted, including a church window shattering bomb at Walmer. Lincoln to be handed to British for England charges. Lincoln, a former British MP and self confessed spy, rearrested on Broadway after escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Walmer
Lincoln
Broadway
New York
Ignatius T.T. Lincoln
U.S
Appam seized as prize by German crew at Norfolk
Washington reports that lawyers for the British owners of the liner Appam secured libel proceedings under prize laws and a U S marshal seized the ship in Hampton Roads. Two U S District Court guards remained with the vessel as authorities reduced control. London notes ongoing Russian advances in Turkish Armenia and Mesopotamia as Kamerun falls to British, with Turkish forces retreating toward Erzerum. In Shanghai the American steamship China was halted at sea by a British auxiliary cruiser and 38 Germans were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Armenia
Constantinople
Mesopotamia
Kamerun
Equatorial Africa
Turkey
Mouche
Erzerum
Wilde
U. S
Shanghai
China
San Francisco
Demand Free Water Lease in Shielda Bill Fight
Washington conservation champions in the Senate push to amend the Shielda bill to strengthen private capital driven water power development in navigable streams. Amendments by Senators Heasting La Follette Kenyon Norris Cummins seek federal annual charges for benefits to water power grantees and allow power leases at no charge to municipal corporations and individuals for domestic mining or irrigation uses. Provisions extend leasing of publicly built domes and works for up to fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Heasting
Democrat
la Follette
Kenyon
Norris
Cummins
Husting
Immigrant farming success across Canada and the plains
Letters from Effingham Illinois to Willmont Saskatchewan report favorable Canada migration. Families take up homesteads, raise crops and stock, with oats and wheat yields cited. Remarks praise schools, modern homes, hustling communities and improved living conditions for settlers from South Dakota and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lohmann
Effingham
Lohmann
Canada
Willmont
Sask
Jacob Goetz
Piapot
Golden Prairie
South
Moatel
Alberta
I. H. Hooker
I. I. Lee
Peter Brandon
R. Marandi
I. McReynolds
Beek to Solve Big Problem by English Scientists
Two English scientists, experimenting, aim to solve the problem of producing electricity directly from coal without using steam engines and dynamos. They expect to activate a new method that converts coal into electricity directly.
Paterson Policeman Hargreaves Inherits 125000
Adv Albert Hargreaves of Paterson New Jersey a police officer has fallen heir to 125000 dollars law notice reports inheritance from unknown relative prompting financial gain for the officer and his family with potential impact on his service record and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hargreaves
Paterson, N. J
Bluffer’s Wife Featured in Satirical Saying Card
A compact note reflects on bluffing in marriage with a wry line about a man deceiving himself. The quote suggests that many a bluffing husband lacks real success at managing a spouse.
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Wyoming State News
Myrtle Bhriners
Cooper
Lander
William B. Wagner
Egbert
Lathern
Dubois
N. P. Lee
Afton
Secretary of State
State University At
A. D. McIntyre
Worland
Bishop
Sheridan Creek Forest
Rawlins Court
Bandit
English
Sities
Ahlat
Trebizond
Hold
Germany
N.Y
Western Newspaper
Department of Justice
Ignatius T. Lincoln
Appam
Bie
Ole Christoferson
Robert Mathews
D. Dunbar
Ingaald Hoppy
Louis Kragt
W. J. Pate
W. Roeniche
J. ©. McKingon
Swinehart
Albert Hanson
Elmer Hamm
John Larson
John Hecklin
Wm. Hecklin
Ballsbury
KEEP
Dean
Lsuen CO
Buffalo
M. Y
Geneva Moeser
St. Clair County
Missuri
Asl
Henderson
Pope Motorcycles
Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Company
Ietz
Tay Davis
Es Low
Mexico
Beadington
Oviepado
ENTO
I Eeley Institute
NO. 1918
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