Officials Coming to Denver for Public Lands Convention
Washington reports officials including Secretary Wilson and Forester Pinchot will travel to Denver for a ten day public lands convention. They aim to defend land withdrawal policy and forest reserve plans, arguing they protect water, timber and the needs of settlers, with Ballinger addressing Oregon land issues during extended tours through public land states.
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Washington
Garfield
Carter
Ballinger
Orexon
Landed Safely Behind the Bars in County Jail
Callie Irvine, a young man described as pale and wristed, was brought from Casper to the county jail for a preliminary hearing on theft charges. He allegedly stole a horse saddle and bridle from the Two Bar Ranch, admitted leaving the ranch with property that did not belong to him, and faces possible years in prison. The county attorney believes there is sufficient evidence to indict. Irvine appeared before Judge Ksnda, with preliminary hearing set for next Monday at 10 a.m.
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Bridie
Callie Irvine
Casper
Wettyvnle
Two Har
Ralph Hall
Levi
Irving
Irvine
Saya
Ksnda
Child Dies of Dread Disease in Yulee Family
Nine year old Yulee Taylor, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George Taylor of South Ninth Street, died early today from scarlet fever. Private funeral will be held at 2 pm today at the family home with other relatives gathering afterward.
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Yulee Taylor
George Taylor
South Ninth Atecet
Diunger
KLINE 10 DOING NICELY AFTER RUNAWAY INJURY
Friends of Chan Oxtr TV gather at Pioneer Conn street home Saturday eve to celebrate a birthday and extend well wishes as Kline recovers from a fracture described as minor and stabilizing after an accidental run in.
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Pht
Chan
Oxtr TV
Pioneer Conn
Birthiday
Along the Kennebec delights regular theatregoers at opera house
The Kentebec production opens Monday June 10 drawing core supporters with rural charm, love and humor. Critics praise its clean tone, strong scenic production, and memorable double act. An unusually good band accompanies a lively program, with seats at Laramie Drug Store priced 75 and 60 cents.
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Kentebec
Tunleht
Kennebec
Laramie
Head Severed From His Body in Union Pacific Yard Accident
In Cheyenne during June LV, McCaby of Denver, head brakeman for Conductor H H Creger, was decapitated while coupling at Union Pacific yards. He apparently caught his left hand between couplings and toppled with his head between bumpers. The incident left his head almost completely severed from his body.
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Cheyenne
McCaby
Denver
Union
Prayer Meeting at the Home of Vork Bane Sbull Worth
An informal gathering is described as a prayer meeting held at the residence of Vork Bane Sbull Worth. Details are fragmentary but indicate a small, domestic assembly focused on prayer and reflection.
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Purdy Avenig
Vork Banesbull
Heiet Brery Jbeay Daviwed
Rawlins Pugs Sign for Mill Bout with Christie Salt Lake
Rawlins, Jive 10-Articles signed for a 20 round bout on the third of July between Chan Williams of this city and Jack Christie of Salt Lake. Weigh in at 158 at 3 o'clock on fight day. Also notes a Bath ranch gathering at Mande l where neighbors danced and enjoyed refreshments.
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Chan
Williams
This City
Jack
Christie
Salt Lake
Delegates Named to Denver by Albany County Sheep and Wool Growers
The Albany County Sheep and Wool Growers convention appointed delegates to the Denver public lands convention to oppose federal control under the Pinchot plan but support a leasing system. Delegates named were F.S. King, B. J. Bell, John Ho Davis, L. L. Loughlin, Wm Owenka, B.P. Arnold, and John McGill. Jesse M. Smith of Salt Lake spoke urging state control of all public lands.
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Albany County Sheep and Wool Growers
Public Lands
Denver
FS. King
B. J. Bell
John Ho Davis
L. L. Loughlin
Wm Owenka
BP. Arnold
John McGill
Jesse M. Smith
Salt Lake
Mrs Mary Rhehardt Visits Toomeray Friend After Winter Illness
Good friend Mrs Mary Rhehardt, a staunch Toomeray Democrat, paid a pleasant call Saturday afternoon. She had suffered during the past winter but reports herself much better now and enjoying improved health.
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Mary Rhrhardt
Toomeray
Rhehardt
Dr and Mrs Rt Tebbitt head to Denver for operation
Dr and Mrs Rt Tebbitt traveled yesterday to Denver where Mrs Tebbitt will undergo an operation at Bt Josephs hospital for an injury to her foot. The doctor will return to Cheyenne Tuesday to attend the Masonic lodge meeting there.
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Rt Tebbitt
Denver
Tebbitt
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Chey
Masonic Lansistory
Death Claims Robert Murray
Robert Murray, longtime resident and noted sheepman in the region, died yesterday afternoon from typhoid pneumonia. He was over fifty five and survived by a wife and grown daughter Mia. Carl Wagner of Laramie is mentioned as a related figure in the notice.
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Rawlins
Robert
Murray
Wyor
Ing
Mia
Carl Wagner
Laramie
Train delays after Nevada wreck disrupt west coast service
Traffic drawn to a halt as a wreck on the BF in Nevada halts all westbound trains. No 4 was annulled and eastbound trains are delayed while detouring around the Fre mont Nob wreck, delaying schedules indefinitely.
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Nevada
Fremont
Nob
Mother Returns Deepens Mystery of Missing Boy
Moanston reports the mother of James Carter, missing since May 26, reappeared at her ranch home on June 1. She is frantic with grief as authorities and volunteers continue a thorough search for the boy with foul play suspected.
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Moanston
Carter
James Carter
Cart
Rock Springs Mines Opened by Union Men
Miners at Rock Springs and nearby camps resumed work after a union wage increase of ten percent and a pledge to organize other camps in the district. A Denver meeting in July was planned to formalize a union scale and working schedule. A temporary settlement with Union Pacific Co. allowed resumption of mining starting Monday morning, pending further talks.
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Rock Springs
Denver
Parit Eval Company
Gibson
Coaron Pony
Nnlon
Eastern Coal
United Minl
Cra
United Mine
Agalnet
i+ vision
First Wyoming case in Laramie jury case on horse abuse
The State of Wyoming v Frank Gorge, charged with riding an unfit horse, went to a packed jury as the judge sustained many challenges. The penalties range from 10 to 100 dollars and up to 106 days in jail. Evidence showed cruelty. defense claimed the horse was needed and fit. State Humane Agent Gough said Wyoming will enforce animal protection laws.
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State of
Wyoming
Frank Gorge
Judge Hynde
P. Coolican
E. Blair
G. D. Carter
Homer Cowden
al Cook
J. T. Jones
Joe Small
F. A. Sttzer
John Cordiner
J A Winkler
Joe Loblein
Entertained at Ogden honors guest from Laramie
Mrs. Cornwall entertained Thursday afternoon at her home 469 Twenty third street for Mrs. Fred Cameron of Laramie Wyoming. Covers were laid for ten and the guests included Mesdames Hart Hayes Christensen Matthews Sibley Cameron Hickel Sullivan Cornwell and Miss Hickel Ogden correspondent notes the event in Salt Lake Herald.
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Mra
Bailey Cornwall
Twenty-third Street
Fred Cameron
Laramie
Wye
Mesdames
Hart Hayes
Christensen
Matthews
Sibley
Cameron
Hickel
Sullivan
Cornwell
Ogden
Salt Lake Herald
Born This Morning in City Family
Ron was born this morning to Mr and Mrs L. Farrar in the city. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
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Ron
Railroad Notes From Cheyenne Reflect Local Work News
Letts arrived in Cheyenne on No. 8 to discuss business with Supt Park. Injured worker Harvey Carver resumed rolling mill duties after Friday accident. Burke returns to work after marriage and celebratory congratulations. Mike Duffy sustains minor injuries and will miss a few days. Tom McCune and family prepare for a New York trip. The 1288 and 1685 locomotives head to Cheyenne and Laramie shops for repairs and service.
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Letts
Cheyenne
Trinmaster Letts
Cheenne
Ty Loys
Supt
Park
Laramie
Fucay
Fish Stories From Laramy Guardians Noted Victors
Reported in Laramie yesterday, Fish Stories recounts include Partlog versus Chie water and Pla Crook claiming notable success across the area. The piece notes many individuals praised the event as a significant local occurrence with varied fortunes reported.
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Laramiy
Laramie
Stan
Almer Larveloy
Nebraskan Fast Train Derails in Ditch
A fast train in Nebraska ran off the rails and ended in a ditch. No fatalities reported, crews work to stabilize the scene and recover cars. Local officials urged caution as investigation begins into the cause and potential service disruption.
One Man Badly Hurt In Fremont Train Derailment
A Union Pacific train No. 4 derailed three miles west of Fremont Nebraska after a box on the tender caught fire causing an axle to burn off. Two mail and baggage cars were heavily damaged. three railroad workers were killed or severely injured with several others hurt as doctors rushed to the scene.
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Fremont
Neb
Union Pacific
Wm. Short
Gaxeman
Met
Water Struck at Millbrook After Deep Drill
After drilling to a depth of eighteen feet at Millbrook station, WI Doyle reports a good water flow that nearly reaches the surface. The discovery promises ample supply for the nearby community if sustained. The event marks a notable water prospect for the area.
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WI Doyle
L HP & Py
Mullrack
Millbrook
Wronk
Ghat Palit
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England
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Bath
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Mandel
C. B
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Hymils
John Westerton
Keystong Te Luch
Robert Murray
Union Pacific Coal Company
Central Coal and Coke Company
Omaha
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Rock Sprees
Union Pacific Coa
D. O. Clark
O. Clark
Hart
Thao ‘Olson
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0. C. Clark
D. C
Hawlic Coal Company
The
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America
Arry Bros
Barry’s
Frank George
Harvey Carver
Burke
Victor Burke
Duffy
Mike Duffy
New York
Tom McCune
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