War News Roundup From Verdun and Fronts Across Europe
French troops advance in Alsace and near Verdun while Russians claim a Turkish Armenia town. U boat and naval losses mount as battles rage with heavy casualties on both sides. Reports note Allied and German actions around Ypres and Persian Gulf events. Frontier Days slated for July.位
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Wyoming State Briefs From Casper to Thermopolis
March events include the Myrtle Shriners ceremonial in Casper and a Worland Wool Growers convention on March 9. Reports note deaths of B. Norton and William Marr, a rancher partnership formation near Wheatland, and several accidents and legal actions across the state.
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Myrtle Shriners
Casper
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Thermopolis
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Woman Denies Guilty Charges in Gatlin Killing
In Cheyenne Wyoming Mrs Laura Hilton denies illegal intimacy with Denver chauffeur Wilbur Gatlin. Her husband Robert T Hilton pleads not guilty to murder as coroner's jury links Hilton to Gatlin's death. Mrs Hilton later shifts stance seeking Hilton's release amid jail confinement.
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Wyo
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Wilbur A. Gatlin
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Meldrum Likely Safe in Mexico After Missed Trial
A letter to Charles Kelley from C B Williams says Bob Meldrum the Telluride and Baggs gunman did not appear for his Feb 14 third trial for Chick Bowen murder and is likely in Mexico working for a cattle company. Williams had heard Meldrum was acquitted and bond of 18000 was dropped.
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Mexico
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Cattle Epidemic Threatens Elk Herds in Wyoming
State Veterinarian A. W. French reports scabies like cattle disease has reached northwestern Wyoming elk herds. About 10 000 elk are affected as he returns from Jackson Hole inquiry into mysterious deaths. Dipping is impractical for wild elk. disease must run its course with high mortality.
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Wyoming
A. W. French
Jackson Hole
Wool Growers Secretary Resigns at Wyoming Convention
The twelfth annual Wyoming Wool Growers Association convention adjourned in Casper after electing new officers. President Dr. J. M. Wilson of Douglas and Vice President Pred Bragg were chosen. George S. Walker, founder of the association, resigned and no successor named.
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Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Thermopolia
J. M. Wilson
Douglas
Pred Bragg
George 8. Walker
Bomb Plot Fears Lead to Guarded Cheyenne Post Office
Fear of a bomb plot drives continual guarding of Cheyenne's post office, a $400,000 Guest building in Wyoming. Local authorities reinforce security to prevent potential damage.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Some Use for Old Joggs in the Modern Office
A New York Mail excerpt mocks office roles with a dapper youth at a glass desk and a gray gaitered index specialist. Old Joggs, the disorderly gray-haired desk man, is the sole worker who can locate papers quickly, illustrating odd office hierarchies. A quip about men helping with housework ends the item.
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Joggs
New York Mail
The First Taste Learned to Drink Coffee When a Boy
A former coffee user recounts starting in childhood, suffering nervous spells and poor sleep, then switching to Postum after a friend’s suggestion. The ad promotes Postum Cereal and instant Postum, noting prices and preparation, and claims health benefits.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
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