Wyoming News Notes on Cheyenne Reunion and Local Events
Readers learn of a May Cheyenne reunion for the Wyoming contingent with schedule details and expected attendees. The report outlines highway planning, street paving progress, and public works in several Wyoming towns along with casualties and a fatality in a local incident.
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Manton
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Jon
Bob
Minion
Warden
Coilerk
Vane
Atener Soperieren
Jose Huan
KCAL
Meath
Conner
Hallas
Acorn
Mormapetls
Iran
Hebi
Nevis
Douglas
Casper
Northwestern Bs
Fragmentary notice on legal proceedings and travel
The readable text outlines a dealing or sentence involving Aplerr and Cuttin, with mentions of Werribee and Cheyenne. It references a court appearance and travel, noting possible postponement or investigations surrounding a travel event and related legal action.
Go Easy on Youth and Adolescent Pay Days
A cryptic, period voice note hints at a theme of trading youth for money. The text mentions Boxton Trane and a restless sentiment about delaying adulthood for financial gains, framed as a reflective lament by wary speakers.
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Pila
Henor
Jackson Hole Cattle and Horse Association Assesses Members
At the annual Jackson Wyoming meeting on April 26 an assessment of five cents per head on all cattle and horses was levied to cover expenses already incurred. A second six cent levy was noted as unpaid by many members who had sold cattle. Members are urged to pay promptly to fulfill obligations to the association.
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Jackson
Association
Jackson Hole Cattle’ and Horse Association
School Elections Shape Trustees in Jackson and Wilson Areas
Voters in Jackson and Wilson districts held elections to fill school board seats. Albert Manguni was not reappointed. A C McCain of Jackson replaced him. New trustees include W J Winegar and B K Miller of Jackson, and Abe Ward and Robt Lundy from Wilson with district-wide tax plans to fund repairs and improve schools.
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Sehuvil Menting
Jackson
Wagner
Ellin
Fils
Dew Larens
Cheney
Wilson
Iig
Albert Manguni
A.C. McCain
Mosaps
A. Ward
Robt
Lundy
van Vienk
W. J. Winegar
B. KE. Miller
Kelly
Specifita
Milla
Orin Seaton
Zenith
Nephi Moulton
AL. Mangan
Robi Lundy
Abe Ward
Judd
Kelly Column Notes Local Happenings in Kelly Area
Berry Moore of Upper Crevent and family head toward Oregon while John Woodward returns from Thermopatts improved health. Ollie Smith buys Bhinkle ranch and moves there. The new hall at Kelly begins April 24 with a dance on May 4 featuring John Woodward and Mrs Waystroher.
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Berry Moore
Crevent
Welly Tuommy
Mre Moore
Oregon
Mr. Moore
John ‘Woodward
Ollie Smith
Bhinkle Ranch
Kelly
Old Kelly Dance Hall
John Woodward
Way.stroher
Mike Yokel Returns Home From Wrestling Tour
The text notes Mike Yokel's return from a wrestling tour last Saturday and mentions a greeting by locals, alongside a reference to Bailey's homemade candy. The passage blends old time laurel imagery with a casual hometown welcome.
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Rome
Mike Yokel
Tadaging Horn
Onlikoma Storm Claims Several Lives in Chelsea Region
A tornado north of Chelsea wreaked destruction across farms and towns, killing at least five people and injuring several others. Among the dead were farmers Madden and others in brick houses as the storm swept through the countryside. Residents watched in awe as roofs and walls collapsed and livestock were scattered. In Chelsea, residents reported narrow escapes as the twister passed nearby, with Sutherland and eight companions narrowly surviving after leaping to a ditch as their wagon was torn away.
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Chelsea
Tiree
Ors Tagan
Hi State
Howe Wis
Walla
Hally Hart
Walter Sutherland
Sutherland
Madden
Lost Americans Still Alive In German Prison? Soldier Survives
A French farmer arriving in Lille from a German camp claims about seven hundred soldiers, mostly Americans, were listed as dead but remain prisoners in Germany. He says he fled via Rison Me Balle and England and personally saw many Allied and American soldiers alive rather than dead.
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Germany
Paris
Germowny
Mranvols Fledaga
Lille
Risen
Balle
England
Socialist Party Opens First National Convention Here May 8
The Socialist party of America will open its first national convention of 1020 with 200 delegates from across the country meeting here May 8. Deliberations will continue for a week with the nomination of presidential and vice presidential candidates and platform construction the chief items on the agenda.
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Socialista Pinn Bly Meat
New York
Socialist Party of America
United States
Montana tragedy claims rancher, wife, six children
Authorities say Joe West, a Roundup ranch worker, killed his wife and five children and then himself in their home, found by relatives early Sunday. Investigations continue into the motive and full details remain unclear.
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Montana
Roundup
Mont
Joe West
West
Alleged Slayer of Czar Shot in Warsaw Front Affair
A jailed suspect from the Nicholas II assassination group was handed to authorities and executed at the Red Front for high treason. The report notes the claimant was taken from jail and shot by Bolwhawrttes during the incident in Warsaw.
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Czar
Warsaw
Aamet Postedpicke
Nicholas
Red Front
Phere
Jealousy Led to Self-Inflicted Shooting in Norwalk
In Norwalk a 21 year old Harold Giles shot Mrs. Barald Morrill and then killed himself after acting on jealous delusions. Both victims died from their injuries.
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Norwalk
Harold Giles
Mra
Barald Morrill
Oegilher
Cordilio Convicted of Manslaughter
In Cheyenne Joh Contitlo was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Frank Jennings on November 2. The jury returned its verdict after deliberating for hours. Meanwhile New York’s George BH Weaver of the Remington Typewriter Company died in an automobile accident early Sunday. he was 40.
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Cordilio
Cheyenne
Joh Contitlo
Frank Jennings
Cearly Twentyonghon
Miljed
New York
George BH. Weaver
Remington Typewriter Company
Detective Warns After Apparent Threat at Public Event
City detective Mitchell says he has tied several reports to a threat at a venue during an upcoming May Day celebration. Officials warn attendees to stay alert as authorities investigate alleged abuses linked to the incident and surrounding preparations.
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Seulanne
Mitchell
Vgatnet
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