Wyoming State News and Coming Events
Wyoming state news notes May events include state conventions at Cheyenne and Caps, and a Woodmen of the World gathering at Cheyenne. Other items mention oil leases at Douglas, a new $30,000 oil company at Casper, beets planted in Lovell district, and postmaster appointment at Ervay. Also reports of fishing rates, hatchery at Saratoga, Cody mill season, and a colored views set of Cody to Yellowstone.
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Cheyer
Cheyenne
Caps
Woodmen of the World
Com
Mounion
Beattian Rite
Sheridan
Douglas
Casper
Lovell
L. L. Janeson
Ervay
H. J. Krajicek
Burns
Big Horn Hot Springs
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Saratoga
Cody
Cody Way
Yellowstone Park
Harry Bley
Gillette
Edward Jarmen
Guernsey
Fred Connors
W. T. Dumm
Eugene Goodfrey
Union Pacific
Castle Rock
Wasatch
Hudson Oil Company of Hudson
Midwest
Casper Lodge of Knights of Columbus
Sioux City
Iowa
Sublet
No. 6
Lincoln County
J. BE. Hanway
Wyoming Press Association
The
John Morris
Northwestern
Western Pacific
Lander
Salt Lake City
Ae Semmes
Wyoming Coal Output and Major Producers
State board returns show Wyoming coal output of 6,874,167 tons with assessable value $5,678,212.30 and oil production of 4,212,374 barrels valued at $2,267,424.40. Largest coal producer Union Pacific Coal Company at 2,236,871 tons. Leading oil producer Wyoming Oil Fields Company with 1,205,844 barrels. Midwest Oil Company second with 1,072,076. Iron output 486,654 tons valued $535,319.40. copper 921 tons valued $55,260. Bandit Carlisle to stand trial May 8 in Cheyenne after arraignment on five counts. held without bail. He reserved right to change plea. two lawyers appointed.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
State Board of Equalization
Wyoming
Union Pacific Coal Company
Wyoming Oil Fields Company
Midwest Oil Company
Bandit
William L. Carlisle
Carlisle
Mentzer
Union Pacific
Rawlins
Greeley
Colo
Reed Boys 8 600 Acres of Land Sheridan
Large land sale in Sheridan county by state land office administrator Leslie A. Miller. 18,690 acres sold with bids up to 40 an acre. Verner Z. Reed of Denver bought over 8,600 acres for more than 77,000 in two blocks. Most buyers were cattlemen seeking pasture land.
Chief of Staff Declines Talks Beyond Cooperation
The Chief of Staff will not discuss any topic except cooperation as officials push for steady progress. Western Newspaper Union News Service reports the stance, signaling a narrowed diplomatic posture amid ongoing negotiations.
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Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Revolt Ends as Rebel Leaders Surrender in Irish Fight
Rebel leaders and about 700 men surrender signaling an end to the Irish revolt. At Kut al Amara the British force surrenders while Verdun sees French trenches threatened by German attacks. Berlin claims French assaults were repulsed in three night actions in Vosges near Largitzen. Germans launch gas near Messines but are pushed from trenches. U S generals Scott Funston deadlock with Obregon over Mexico troop withdrawal as Pershing receives more supplies. Villa reportedly dead per Mexican consul. Conference in Juarez amid Mexican and American talks on cooperation and troop withdrawal timelines.
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Kut-Al-Amara
Dead Man's Hill
Cummieres
Verdun
Berlin
Vosges
Largixen
Messines
Scott
Funston
Obregon
U. S
Mexico
Gen. Pershing
el Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Garcia
Carlos Carranza
Cusihuirachic
Villa
Juarez
Hugh L. Scott
Frederick Funston
United States
Alvaro Obregon
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza
Washington
Mexico City
End of Verdun Battle and Townshend Surrender at Kut El Amara
British report says Verdun fighting ended per French and German notices. Maj. Gen. Charles Townshend, besieged at Kut El Amara by Turkish forces since December, has surrendered with about 10 000 men after destroying guns and munitions. German batteries withdrawn to a distant sector, possibly toward British lines.
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Townshend
Kut-El-Amara
London
Verdun
Charles Townshend
Kutch Amara
Mesopotamia
Begin Hot Water Drinking For A Morning Internal Bath
A vintage health ad recommends starting each day with a glass of hot water plus a teaspoon of limestone phosphate. It claims this internal bath cleanses the stomach liver and kidneys, removes toxins, and relieves biliousness headaches and digestive issues, promising renewed vitality.
Six Years of Suffering Ended by Vegetable Compound
In Columbus Ohio a woman recounts a decade long struggle with female troubles and stomach pain. After losing weight drastically she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ten days and regained appetite. She continues the medicine, praising its effects on her health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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Wyoming State News
le Heteler
Carbon County
J. H. Howell
Howell
W. J. Pair
Nebraska
HH. J. Weaton
Will L. Carlisle
B. Roach
Wood Mountain
Denver
Wyoming Ranch
Charles D. Terwillinger
Sears Ranch
Terwillinger
Yellowstone
Esheridan
Gardner
Mammoth Springs
Harry Triachman
Park
Thornton Ranch Selle
Kemmerer
Hugh Thornton
Big Piney
McGinnis Land & Cattle Company
Maine
Scott and
Obre
Gon
War
Indants
Benedy H Durine i
Bears
Certaur Company
New York
Castoria
Evans Voie
Ari
Keeley
BOR
Black Ieee
Gallstones
Netra Wanei
Cois Dearborn
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