Fremont County Creation and Captain Nickerson’s Drive
A detailed reminiscence outlines the 1884 formation of Fremont County Wyoming spearheaded by Captain Nickerson. It covers Sweetwater County origins, South Pass as former seat, Maverick cattle bill clashes, political maneuvering in Cheyenne, and Nickerson’s pivotal lobbying culminating in Governor Hale signing the bill before his death. The piece notes a dramatic mass meeting in Lander, the protest against Maverick, and a rural mobilization influencing the 1888 session.
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Remont
Sweetwater County
Trush
Tony
Seem
G. Nuwk
Fatider
Mure
Hhavugg Juat Beeg
Sonth
Geen
Nickerson
Kremont
South Dakota
Wyoming
Uinta
Sweetwater
Carbon
Albany
Larry Sweetwater
Bretwater County
South Paw
Green River
Archibald Binkr
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Nickolson
Representative Blair
Volstead
Aweekwater
South Pass
Appaker
Blair
Nick
Nickeron
Grain River
Vremont
Nickorgine Iris
Wither
State House
Quinn
Slordatare
Fremont County
Lina
United State
Nickeraon
Premont
Haveie
Nickersson
Pang
Cody
State Senate
Upitol
Captainon
Premont County
Hale
Nickserson
Lander
Mena
Bui
Hate
Wecessary
Premont Country
Fremont
Captain Nicker~son
Evening Post
Fater
Great
Simon
House of
Nickenson
Mysterious poisoning case at Binh hospital raises questions
Mrs Edward St01 Halsinn remains a patient at Binh hospital after a suspected poisoning incident. Conflicting reports say a dose of powdered cytometry caused Presviel illness, with Be ning Post to publish details once verified. Family ties include a coal mine operator husband and six children.
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Edward St01
Halsinn
Binh Hospital
Ry Fila
Strous
Beening Post
Rowel
Refusal to grant iU Kluk Kluk charter in Charleston
An informal application for a charter of incorporation was reportedly rejected yesterday by the state, with Young declining to issue a charter and noting that the Supreme Court could issue a writ to compel the secretary to grant the charter if warranted.
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Charleston
Houston
Young
Supreme Court
Mandarius
Atzte
Management reforms urged for Panama Canal Zone
A preliminary report to Secretary of War calls for radical policy changes in the Panama Canal Zone. It urges nonunion wage parity, open-shop principles, and tighter cost controls, projecting annual savings of about 5 million dollars.
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Washington
Geb
Thorong
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Con
Coe Bat
Unite
Successful garden party at parochial hall ends well
A local garden party at the parochial hall drew a large crowd and featured refreshments that kept guests in good spirits throughout the evening. The event showcased community involvement and provided a pleasant social gathering for attendees.
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Valinar Beavey
Paris Suburban Train Collision Kills Nineteen
Reports from Paris say a collision of two suburban trains in the tunnel to St Lazare injured and killed many. Authorities confirm nineteen dead and over a hundred injured, with fifteen burned or killed in wreckage and three bodies recovered later.
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Associated Press
Paris
Get
Suburbin Trina
St Hingare
Tfese
St. Lazare
Japanese Emperor Yoshihito Weakened by Illness
Official statement says Emperor Yoshihito of Japan is growing worse due to both physical and mental strain. Palace sources indicate the imperial household reports a decline in health and morale amid mounting concern.
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Poklo
Yoshihito
Great Alame
Japan
Imperial Household
Origins of senior villas elected at short session
The Vocational High School senior class held a brief meeting yesterday to complete its organization. Officers elected include President Harold Wendt, Vice President Lawrence Priddyssetreary, and Eva Beaton as secretary. The secretary may also serve as treasurer. The class is in good working order and anticipates a successful term with strong interest in the work.
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Harold Wendt
Lawrence
Republicans Eye Tax Revision Pact in Senate Talks
In Washington on October 6 an agreement among Senate Republicans for tax reform emerged after Lodge led a meeting at Capper's home. A plan favored repealing certain taxes on January 1, raising the top income tax rate to 32 percent, and preserving or adjusting corporate taxes and other levies.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Senate
Xesterdy
Lodge
Capper
Kauss
Milliners Fight Over Women’s Skirt Lengths And Styles
Millinery shop proprietors nationwide protest current fashion trends. They argue long front peaks and new hat shapes clash with existing skirt lengths and reduce sales. Affected by this clash, milliners fear losing customers as season shifts. Also reported is a minor accident involving young Margaret Smith who injured her leg stepping on broken glass in a yard.
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Womien
Akivty
Ryo
Yankees Win World Series Game Three to None
The Yankees clinched the World Series with a 3-0 victory over the Giants. Babe Ruth’s plate appearances showcased his power while Nehf’s error aided the Giants’ defense collapse. The Yankees’ three runs came on timely hits as the Giants faltered in defense and offense.
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AEW
YORK
Woit Hoyt
Tin Howe
Hatterjoy
Giants
Nehf
Smith
Yanko
Higt
Sehang
Chants
Barnes
Mancroft
Prisely Ah
Young Rf
Kelly Th
Quigley
New York
Maniger Huggins
Yankees
Sand Mauser McGraw
Det
Mounel
To Brothers
Emil
Bob
Ike Worl
Polo Grounds
Christy Mattos
Malic
Hetheyea
Wwe
Twenty five automobiles stolen in Cas per month
A Daily Tribune report details a wave of car thefts, noting 28 to 25 machines stolen in the Casper area during the past month. Police seek clues as thieves reportedly operate at night, abandoning some vehicles and evading capture. Investigators warn residents to secure cars and report suspicious activity promptly.
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Casper
Ntaub
Isi
HMC
Colorado Bonds and the Road Improvement Drive
The text discusses a contentious effort in Colorado to secure bonds for road improvements. It mentions appeals to Henry Ford and John D. Rockefeller, the potential misallocation of funds, and widespread county interest in lifting bond issues. The piece notes bonds totaling around a million dollars and hints at a broader nationwide push for better roads.
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Sud
Henry Ford
John D. Torkefeller
Colorado
Colarad
Mail order catalogs destroyed cited in Missouri case
The Federal Trade Commission hears a complaint from mail order houses and Missouri Chamber of Commerce officers and Northwest Theatres about destruction of mail order catalogs. The dispute alleges catalogs were seized or destroyed in regular intervals since January 1, harming mail order businesses in Missouri and nearby areas.
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Associated Prows
Washington
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Missoure
Mont
Northwest Theatres Company
City
Federal Trade Com
Mde
Insurance chief Earl Wilson Is Removed in Denver
Colorado state insurance commissioner Earl Wilson was dismissed by the State Civil Service Commission effective October 14. The charges allege discrimination against Mountain States Insurance among other violations, marking a major administrative shakeup in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Get Wilson
Colorado
State Civil Service
Ortohir
Wilson
Wilao
Aegainst
Moros Attack Sultan Governor in Sulu clash kills Chief Api
An official dispatch from Manila reports that nine Moros were killed in a clash at Ku Iny Kulay between a Moros band led by Chief Api and a 16 man Philippine constabulary detachment under Governor Carl Moore. The governor had gone to negotiate peace. eight Moros died, and one constabulary trooper was wounded.
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Manila
Kile Kulay
Pippine Constabulary
Carl Moor
Moore
Ku~ Iny Kulay
API
Givives
Justice Dept Reopens Probe of Ku Klux Klan Action
Washington October 6 The department of justice will reopen an investigation into the Ku Klux Klan and assail Congress on its proposed inquiry. Former Attorney General Daugherty reportedly announced today.
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Ashington
Department of Justice
Ky Kine Klan
Congress
Daugherty
Resignation at Las Vegas Daily Leader Stirs Editorial Changes
The Las Vegas Daily Leader names M. Padgett as editor and manager after a year as local editor resigns. New news editor is Fiber, who becomes manager while the paper reorganizes its leadership. The changes reflect a shift in editorial direction and daily operations.
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Las Vegas
N. M
M. Padgett
Alitor
Wptie
Anenneml Today
We Tolinstan
Fiber Ani
Widow of Kansas City founder Nelson dies at home
Mrs William Reckbill Nelson widow of the late William B Nelson founder of the Kansas City firm dies at her home after a month of illness Family and local business circles mourn the loss in NSAS City services planned.
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Nsas City
Det
William Reckbill Nelson
William By Nelson
Kansas City
Fear Ku Klux Klan rumor spurs Canper inquiry
A stray feed about a Ku Klux Klan chapter forming in Canper spawns local concern as Casper figures and Lander visitors discuss ground assessment for a potential branch. The record notes public fear and mixed local remarks, while noting prior incidents and controversial claims about the group. Miss Wilma Graham in Hawaii declines a playground job opportunity to remain home for winter rest.
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Wilma Graham
Cloveland
Graham
Onter
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Poroghdal Residence
Kled Wollion
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Gander Man
Bu Klis Klan
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Onder
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