Bradbury Reports Hanna Mine Disaster Details
General Superintendent Bradbury returned from Hanna where he investigated the No. 1 mine disaster. The mine is sealed and bodies will be recovered only when safe, with likely victims in the east slope and beyond. He expects a long, costly rescue, but believes all bodies will eventually be found.
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Cheyenne
Supt
Bradbury
Union Pacifle Coat Company
Hanna
T Ie Company
Theenal
Warburton
Munson
Verry
Mr. Tradbury
Goore Coterie April Fool Dinner Entertains Guests
Society readers recount an April 1 dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs McCollum for the Goore Coterie. Fourteen courses featured odd flavors camphor and quinine, with model Huttons Lakes centerpiece and playful place cards. Guests included Chas Burnett Durlagnor Patchell and others. North Star hall hosted the Second April Fool party with cloakroom mixups and humorous costumes.
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Goore
Pickwick Club
Chan Delien
Chas Burnett
Durlagnor
Charles Patchell
Will McMurray
Freight Traffic Expands as Late Winter Rail Job Upturn
Train crews resume work in the sixth district as California fruit shipments and coal movements rise. Two cabooses are prepared for service and more crews may return soon. Oregon Short Line switch engines leave for western duties while Denver officials visit. Stock shipments to Denver markets also rise with Diamond cattle and Grace Creek plans.
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Lette
Gar
Joe McNally
Ed Garrity
California
Rock Springs
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Diamond Cattle Company
Denver
Grace Creak Company
Denver Inspector Sees Dr Clark on Spring Cattle Inspection
Denver inspector meets Dr Clark and Inspector In charge of the Southern Wyoming district in the city to discuss the spring cattle inspection. Afterward he plans a tour of the southern part of the state with Tr. Delaney.
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Denver
Clark
Wyoming
Tr. Delaney
Women Temperance Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Women’s Christian Temperance group will meet at Carnegie Library next Thursday at 2 30 PM. All members are urged to attend for the afternoon session.
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Ww. Gc
Women’ Christian Temperance Aften
Carnegie Ibrary
Wheat Side
Woods
Sherry Downey and Spike Davia to Clash in Fast Bout
The Benedicts host a 20 round Texing contest between Sherry Downey and Spike Davia as a lively prelude to the annual officers election. Betting favors near even odds, with neither participant a clear favorite.
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Sherry
Spike
Sherry” Downey
Spike" Davia
University trustees remove president amid calls to close doors
Wheatland editorial accuses the state university board of ousting President F. M. Tindel and denounces university scandal. The Wheatland Times says revealers Boomerang and Leader were justified and that public awakening is needed to cleanse the institution. it urges closing doors to cut expenses and prevent politicized appointments.
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Wheatland
Wheatland Times
The
State University
F. M. Tindel
Laramie
Times
Arbor Day Proclaims April 24 in Wyoming
Gov. Bryant B. Brooks issues a February proclamation designating Friday April 24 as Arbor Day. He urges Wyoming residents especially schoolchildren to plant trees and beautify cities. The message highlights tree planting as a scholastic festival benefiting future generations and calls for public observance.
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Brooks
State of
Wyoming
Executive Department
Actuut
Naere
Cheyenne
Bryant B. Brooks
Nurses Train at Fair Grounds for Overland Park Meet
Wee nurses of We Rusterdrwin string are being trained at the fair grounds for the opening of the rac fee penson. They will be taken to the Overland park meet in Denver in June.
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Denver
Miss Burke Recovering in Los Angeles Under Doctor Care
In a letter to Laramie friends Miss Mipnie Burke says she is recovering from a severe illness and is under care of a top doctor in Los Angeles California for her health.
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Miss Burke
Laramie
Mipnie Burke
Los Angeles
Calif
Ton, Angeles
Forest policy clash and Indian abuses spill into debate
In the closing debate on the agricultural bill Representative Cook assailed Forester Pinchot and cited year end figures showing a 64000 dollar deficit against receipts. He urged practical timber men over sentiment and criticized a 5 dollar per thousand mining timber price and strict removal rules. A separate testimony charged Crow reservation mistreatment, including diseased meat and abuse of Indian children.
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Washington
House
Cook
Forester Pinchot
Pinenot
Pinchot
Bureau
Henel “Pierce Gray
Mmner
Montana
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Jean Valjean Talk At New Baptist Church
Tomorrow evening at the New Baptist Church Sidney J. Kent, a noted speaker, will address the congregation on Jean Valjean the central figure of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables He will explore the life and era depicted by the novel Everyone is invited to attend.
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Baptist Church
Sidney J. Kent
Baptist Care
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Kent
Cantillion Struck Down by Slugger in Coal Camp
Casper April 4 Sept Cantillon of the Wyoming and Northwestern is badly injured after a mysterious assault at Hudson a coal camp between Lander and Riverton. He was struck from behind with a heavy object and lay unconscious for hours. No clue to the attacker or motive.
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Casper
Cantillon
Wyoming & Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Lander
Hudson
Riverton
Judge Riner Delivers Speech at Round Table Conference
Judge Riner of Cheyenne spoke last evening at the university round table conference. A large audience attended and listened with interest to the jurist’s remarks.
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Judge Riner
Cheyenne
Round Table
Knights of Pythian hold the social at Howell station
Damon Lodge No 4 hosts a member and family gathering this evening with a planned pleasant program. Welty at Howell station entertains guests at a dance. several couples travel from the city. Museum closed Sundays announced by Prof Reed director of the Arts University Museum. Court House News reports travel to Bho men for a budget day and mining claim locations by W Emmons of Pollytroy
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Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Howell
Welty
Howell Station
Court House News
Fred Qonnen
Russian hack gives Gotch bout to Gotch by default
Chicago April 4 George Hackenheim in a catch as catch can reading championship match with Frank Goled produced a default win for Gotch after two hours of futile grappling. Referee Ed Smith ruled Gotch the winner as Hackenheim could not secure a decisive hold.
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Chicago
George Hackenwehmidt
Frank Goled
Reading
Lowa
Goteh
Heferee
Ed Smith
Hackenschmidt
University Girls Glee Club Snapped and Touring
The university girls glee and mandolin club paused for photos at Rogers Radio this afternoon. The group will depart for a tour of Southern Wyoming in about two weeks.
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State University
Rogers’ Radio
Wyoming
Episcopal pastor resigns to lead Montana church
The Casper parish reports Rev. Craig, who has served as pastor of the local Episcopal church for ten years, resigned on April 4 and will take charge of a church in Anaconda Montana.
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Casper
Craig
Piscopal Church
Anaconda
Montana
Misfortune Befalls Quealey Family on Trail
Rawlins April 4 misfortune strikes the Quealey family living near Elke Mountain. Mrs Quealey falls while Mr Quealey seeks medical aid. Returning home his horse collapses, leaving him by the road for hours. Later he goes to town for medicine and is run over by a wagon, breaking a leg.
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Rawlins
Quealey
Wully
Elke Mt
Quiet in Hanna Camp Amid Recovery Efforts
Relief workers from Rock Springs assisted in Hanna Camp as crews try to reopen wells and restore power. Officials report no further attempts to resume work until safety can be ensured, with ten feet of floodwater posing ongoing dangers to laborers.
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Hanna
Rock Springs
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