Wyoming Coal Output Rises While Accidents Fall
State coal mine inspectors George Blacker and W E Jones report higher production in Wyoming for 1913 with fewer accidents and fatalities than 1911 and 1912. They note no gas explosions and widespread telephone installation at mines, plus improved safety figures in District 1 and 2.
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Wyoming
George Blacker
W. E. Jones
Blacker
Colorado
J. Jones
Avery
Visitor from Montpelier Gathers Evidence in Kemmerer Death
W A Thompson secretary of Local 607 Brotherhood of Railways Trainmen visited Kemmerer last week to gather date and evidence in the death of H M Clay who was shot there. Clay carried $1500 insurance. Thompson came to accompany the body to Kansas City for burial but declined to make the trip after the stepfather of Clay arrived.
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W. A. Thompson
Montpelier
Brotherhood of Railways
Kemmerer
H. M. Clay
Wyoming county financial statement from 1913
Certified county financial documents show receipts and expenditures for Wyoming from July 1913 to December 1913. Statement notes costs of maintaining county offices, warrants and indorsed certificates, and is witnessed and approved by county officials.
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Justice Court
Ingu
Iber
Wyoming
Cane County
Epera
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