Wyoming State News Briefs Highlights From July Events
Wyoming state news item roundup lists Coming Events for July including Casper Rod and Gun Club tournament July 9-12, Wyoming Press Association meeting July 21-22, Frontier Days at Cheyenne July 26-30, plus fairs in Lander, Thermopolis, and Douglas. Reports note local incidents, costs, and people such as Sam Harman shot near Metzler, and Meldrum trial costs.
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Union News Service
Casper Rod and Gun Club
Casper
Wyoming Press Association
Iy Oor
Cheyenne
Riverton
Encampment
Laramie
Urnhe
Park County
Hept
Douglas
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Cowboy Rangera
Lander
Wyoming
Cody
Wind River
LE. D. Adams
Arvada
Land Office Service
Sam Harman
Bill Finley
Metzler
Forestry
Afton
Max Sandy
Wyoming Industrial Institution
John Lahti
Neill Jilson
Wheatland
Jackson Hole
Thermopolis
Fort Collins
Colo
Clyde Burrien Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Bolthoff Manufacturing Company
Denver
Electric Light
Crowley
Waterlaus
Burlington Oil Company
Greybull
Lamb Drilling Company
Lamb Gas
Dig Horn Oi & Gan Company
Company G
Wyoming State Sportsmen’s Association
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Wyoming State Pharmaceutical Associaon
Rawlin’s 50 000 Fire Destroys Union Pacific Structures
Flames from the Union Pacific carpenter shop destroyed coal chutes sand house and wash room amid a southwest wind. Firefighters kept the blaze from reaching the Round House but the coal chutes and several buildings were a total loss. Loss to Union Pacific about 50000 dollars.
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Round House
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Ravine
Union Pacific Carpenter Shop
Roundhouse
Union Pacific Company
Quarantine Ties Up Wyoming Militia Camp in Cheyenne
Camp Kendrick in Cheyenne Wyoming is quarantined after smallpox appears in Company B Lander. Guards are doubled leaves denied and militiamen recalled. A fortnight quarantine feared with only one case confirmed. Militiamen from Company H Afton reportedly refused the federal oath. Under 18s and dependents released from guard at Governor Kendrick's request.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Kendrick
Wyoming
Company B
Lander
Ctty
Afton
Mil Milamen
Taylor Pleads Guilty and Sentenced at Penitentiary
Taylor, the defendant in the Burlington shooting at Clay ton station on June 9, pleaded guilty. He admitted guilt and received a penitentiary term of five to seven years. Bannister, present as a witness, had bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Taylor
Pen
Douglas
Sam Taylor
Hustwaite
Burlington
Clayton Station
Albert Bannister
Bannister
Two Cowboys Held on Cattle Theft Counts in Gillette
Sheridan Bill Black age 30 and William Piper age 25, small stockmen from Campbell county near Sheridan and Johnson county lines, are jailed in Gillette on cattle stealing charges. They pleaded guilty to eighteen counts each, risking up to 120 years if sentenced to the maximum on every count.
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Sheridan
Bill Black
William Piper
Campbell County
Johnson County
Gillette
Militiaman Wedding Seals First War Bridegroom Pair
Miss Lora Vincent and Private Glenn G. Conner wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J. K. Alcks performing the ceremony. The Douglas Company F unit marks its first war bridegroom in this local observance.
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Douglas—Company F of
Douglas
Lora Vincent
Glenn G. Conner
J. K. Alcks
Edith Voorhees Ryan Dies at Manville Ranch
The death by suicide of Mrs Edith Voorhees Ryan at her ranch three miles northeast of Manville shocked the community. She was well known and deeply regretted by all who knew her in the area.
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Sheridan
Jake Besulla
Anna Besulla
Monarch
E. V. Ryan
Manville
Edith Voorhees Ryan
Pice
Mra. Ryan
Deutschland Submarine Reaches Baltimore Harbor After Long Voyage
The U‑boat Deutschland, eluding multiple war fleets, sailed from New York to Baltimore and anchored safely. It reportedly traveled about 4100 miles total with 1800 miles underwater, carrying a German envoy and 750 tons of German goods.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
New York
Charleston
France
England
Germany
Virginia Capes
Baltimore
Newport News
Kaliig
North Sea
United States
William
Wilson
Massacre Reported Amid Yaqui Rebellion in Sonora
Reports from Nogales describe a massacre where between 200 and 800 Carranza troops and camp-followers were killed or burned by Broncho Yaquis in Sonora. Estimates vary with 200 to 300 confirmed dead. many Yaquis and Mayo Indians are said to have joined the de facto army, sparking fear among Mexican forces.
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Nogales
Ariz
Carranza
Sonora
Mexico
Los
Kimpalme
Polk
State Department
Arredondo
United States
Corralitos
Chibushua
Boquillas
Ojuaga
Villa
Carranga
Andres Garcia
Man Fatally Injured in Woodruff Dispute
Evanston Kern Brown of Woodruff struck Moss with a shovel during an irrigation ditch dispute over water. Moss may die from his injuries as authorities investigate the incident.
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Evanston
Kern Brown
Woodruff
Moss
Body of Infant Found in Wheatland Canal near Ninth Street Bridge
The body of a newborn girl was found floating in No. 2 canal near the Ninth Street bridge in Wheatland. The discovery raises questions about the infant's birth and the circumstances surrounding the death as authorities investigate.
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Arthur Verden
Lucerene
Thermopolis
Greybull
Wheatland
No. 2 Canal
Ninth Street Bridge
Judge J A Jones Dies in Denver Private Sanitarium
Judge J A Jones a respected Evanston figure died in a private sanitarium in Denver. The notice recalls his stature in Evanston civic life.
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J. A. Jones
Denver
Evanston
Carranza Note Extends Offer for Pacific Mexico-U.S. Talks
Washington July 6. Text of Carranza reply shows Mexico seeks quick, practical remedies to frontier tension. It favors mediation by Latin American nations, contemplates withdrawal of U.S. troops and frontier protection as core goals, and urges avoiding new incidents while direct talks or mediation proceed.
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Whetein
Union News Service
Washington
Carranza
United States
Eliseo Arredondo
Carrizal
Pacific
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Mexico
G. Aguilar
Arredondo
American Steamship Jacob Luckenbach Sunk in Collision
The American steamer Jacob Luckenbach sank after a collision in the channel. The crew were rescued unharmed and saved from the wreck.
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London
Jacob Luckenbach
German American Alliance backs national preparedness pledge
Buffalo report from the State Convention of the German American Alliance notes reelection of officers and rules to keep politics out of the group. A resolution pledges members resources to support the government in the Mexican crisis and telegraphs the stance to President Wilson and Governor Whitman.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Alliance
Nnthan
Wilson
Whitman
US accepts Carranza border dispute talks offer
Washington notes that Secretary Lansing delivered a draft note to the cabinet after Carranza's proposal for direct negotiations. The exchange aims to settle long standing differences along the border with a practical plan. Carranza reports a Villa band destroyed a force at Corralitos and border vigilance is urged.
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Washington
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Eliseo Arredondo
Lansing
Wilson
Robert Lansing
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Fort Russell
University of Missouri
Dubons
T. Joe Fisher
Roy Holdren
Camp Kendrick
Wyoming National Guard
Jessie Mitchell
Eisie Bray
Shosont
R. D. Meldrum
Baggs
Rawling
Chick Bowep
Rawlin
Kovel
Teuton
Pinsk
Carpathians
Sarny
Volhynia
Kaledines
Letchnievka
Gruziatyn
Berlin
Vienna
Petrograd
von Bothmer
Galicia
Flaucourt
Biaches
War Office
Paris
Oviliers
Somme
General Headquarters
Boils Des Trones
Groncho Y Yaquis
Garranza
Gen
Pershing
Western Newcpaper Union News Service
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