Wyoming State News items mix of events and tosses
Wyoming news notes report Burns voting 49 to 6 to incorporate and a settled coal strike at the state line. Oil rigs rise in Greybul oil fields as a new bridge over Powder river is planned at Arvada. Kemmerer cattle sales, a Burns home fire, Sunrise ranch sale for 18,000, sugar factory cheers in Lovell, and heavy snow sweep the state.
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Burns
Greybul
Powder River
Arvada
Kemmerer
Claude F. Palmer
Harry O'Hair
Sunrise
Lovell
TWO TRAINMEN KILLED IN UNION PACIFIC WRECK NEAR BUSHNELL
Two Union Pacific trainmen died and engineer seriously hurt when the westbound Los Angeles Limited collided with a wrecked eastbound freight near Bushnell Nebraska. Fireman John W. Crawford and brakeman W. A. Moore, both Cheyenne residents, were killed. John Ulrich of Cheyenne injured. Passengers survived but shaken. a relief train conveyed them via Julesburg and LaSalle. New Copper Veinon Rambler Mine reports high native copper at Ram bier mine with accompanying platinum, palladium, silver and gold. concentrates shipped to Baltimore for processing.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Los Angeles Limited
Bushnell
Neb
John W. Crawford
W. A. Moore
John Ulrich
Julesburg
LaSalle
Colo
Rambler
Laramie
Rambier
Baltimore
Shipbuilder Buys Jackson Hole Ranch for 14000
Elk David HB. Skinner of Seattle has bought the Otto E Kushey 320 acre ranch near Jackson for 14000 and will stock it with 500 Hereford cattle. Otto Kushey sold 100 head and the remaining 400 head come from the Hatchet outfit of Trexler and Mosser.
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Jackson Hole Ranch
Elk
David HB. Skinner
Seattle
Wash
Otto E. Kushey
Otto Kushey
Trexler and Mosser
Jackson
Sheridan Seeks Convict Road Crews for 20 Workers
At a county board meeting plans were approved to hire twenty convict road laborers and a cook for next year to build a bridge over the Powder River at Arvada and to tackle Dayton Mountain road work and improvements on the Red Grade near Dome Lake road.
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Sheridan
Powder River
Arvada
Dayton Mountain
Dome Lake
Kemmerer Laboring Men Organize Meeting
A mass meeting in Kemmerer heard President Harry W. Fox of the State Federation of Labor discuss uniting unorganized laborers. Attendees focused on organizing butchers meat cutters carpenters teamsters auto drivers and other groups in the area.
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Kemmerer
Harry W. Fox
State Federation of Labor
Miner Found Dead in Home in Hudson
Coroner's jury cannot decide if miner Misar died by his own action or another's. Misar was found at his Hudson home with a shotgun wound and died at Lander hospital after being transported there.
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Miner
Lander
Gabel Misar
Hudson
Misar
Oscar White Executed at Rawlina for 1913 Murder
Oscar White, a Black man, was hanged at the penitentiary for the murder of Anderson Coffee near Casper in 1913. The killing arose from a quarrel over a 15 cent gambling debt. He walked to the gallows singing as execution took place eleven minutes after the trap fell.
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Oscar White
Rawlina
Rawlins
Anderson Coffee
Casper
White
Trapper Says He Killed Eighty Coyotes in Arvada Region
Sundance Perry Ross reportedly moved wolfing operations from Powder River to the Missouri Buttes area near Arvada. He is said to have killed over eighty coyotes in a few months working in that vicinity.
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Sundance
Perry Ross
Powder River
Missouri Buttes
Weodon
Ross
Arvada
Beef drives near Big Piney ship 7000 head this year
The Big Piney Roundup Association reports the first beef drive nearly finished with about 3,500 head shipped and a second drive of similar size planned, totaling roughly 7,000 head for the year. The effort represents over $500,000 in value for the community.
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Big Piney Roundup Association
Forces press in Dobrudja and Transylvania fronts
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports Teutonic forces facing stubborn Romanian resistance on the Transylvania frontier. Romanian troops repulse invaders and take 1,800 prisoners, recapturing Piscul Tulghes and Bicaz with 1,100 more captured. Other reports note gains and setbacks on multiple fronts including Wallachia, Dobrudja, Fort Douaumont, Somme, Volhynia, and the Austro Italian line with limited activity elsewhere.
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London
Transylvania
Bucharest
Piscul
Tulghes
Bicaz
Uzul
von Falkenhayn
Campulung
Dragoslavie
Wallachia
Jiul
Berlin
Kronstadt
Dobrudja
von Mackensen
Mexican Crisis Looms Anew Over Neutrality Policy
The Mexican de facto government faces renewed tension as Luis Cabrera criticizes U S neutrality and immigration policy toward Mexico. Cabrera, Carranza’s finance minister and head of the Mexican commission at the border talks, prompted State Department scrutiny while Eliseo Arredondo, the designated Mexican ambassador, declined interviews amid authenticity checks.
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Luis Cabrera
Mexico
Washington
Mexican Information Bureau
Cabrera
Carranza
Bia
State Department
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Britain Offers Relief Note To American Blacklist Dispute
Great Britain replies to American protests over the commercial blacklist. The State Department will arrange publication later. The note reiterates the right to blacklist but offers relief methods for Americans in certain cases. It responds to the July 28 message denouncing the blacklist as arbitrary interference with neutral trade.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Reichstag Grants 12 Million Mark War Credit
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved a large war credit after a brief debate. The measure, 12 000 000 marks, was requested by Count von Roedern the imperial treasurer.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Reicheing
Count von Roedern
Army Officers in Test Ride Reported in Campaign
Douglas and Arna led thirty six army officers above captain rank through the first thirty miles of the army ten mile test ride.
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Douglas
Arna
Correct One Way. Teacher Bobby Spells Yesterday
A teacher corrects a child named Bobby who tries to spell yesterday while looking at the calendar. Bobby spells W E D N E S D A Y with eyes on the date, showing focus and a learning moment.
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Bobby
A Grateful Old Lady Publishes Kidney Pills Testimonial
Mrs A G Clemens of West Alexander Pennsylvania writes she suffered years of backache spine tenderness and occasional black specks before using Dodd's Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills. She reports relief and endorses the remedies priced 50 cents per box at dealers and from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY in a published letter.
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A. G. Clemens
West Alexander
A.g.clemens
Dodd
Buffalo
N. Y
Woman questions and damages in court are explored
A remark notes that women seldom care about answers to every question posed. It adds that a man seeking damages in court may receive more than he expects.
Complexion Ad For Cuticura Soap And Ointment
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify and Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal pimples blackheads redness and itching. Free samples by mail with a book offered via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Robbed Her Beauty Quip Sparks Courtroom Jibe
A courtroom exchange features a defendant claiming her daughter inherited beauty from her, and a witty retort laments the daughter’s supposed selfish act of taking it. The remark amplifies a light moment amid legal proceedings.
Gazelle in Question Sparks Adorable Exchange
A brief exchange describes a gazelle seen nearby as a cute little creature and remarks on its charm, with one speaker calling the animal a dear sight. The fragment highlights affectionate reactions to wildlife.
Gasoline Engine Drives Hay Baling Machine
An engine driven bale maker has been invented to bale hay or straw into cylindrical bales. Advertisements claim improved cleaning and whiteness for laundry using Red Cross Bag Blue available at all grocers Ady.
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Red Cross
Ady
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