Bullet Seen During Night Walk Sparks Local Debate
Fred Chapin and H A Bernhard were near the Diamondville riverbank when a .22 bullet struck Chapin in the left leg. He was treated at Miner's hospital, later walking with a cane. The incident remains unexplained with no gunshot report heard despite a crowd nearby. The piece also reports on state election results including Edith Clark winning the Republican nomination for schools, Herman Gates ahead for state treasurer, and Mondell leading the ticket for Congress.
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Diamondville
Fred Chapin
H. A. Bernhard
Fred
Bernhard
Edith Clark
Sheridan
Miss Smith
Herman Gates
Birkhauser
Mondell
Ridgely
Bentrick
Kendrick
Sage
Houx
Raymond
Gates
Thompson
Knittle
Forsyth
Mel Whinnie
Grant
Clark
Lee
Liston
McDonough
Smith
Trish
Williama
Congress
Preston
Blume
Supreme Justice
Scott
Blydenburg
Albany
Carbon
Brown
Greenfield
Anderson
Tidball
Big Hero
Hot Springs
Park and Washakie
West
Zarring
Meta
J. M. Hyde
State Committee Meetings in Wyoming
The Republican State Central Committee met in Cheyenne last Saturday and organized as required by law. Patrick Sullivan of Casper was elected as chairman and T. Hake Kennedy of Cheyenne as secretary. Lincoln County was unrepresented due to county convention delays. The Democratic State Central Committee met the same day and elected G. Hopkins as chairman and J. J. Quealy as treasurer.
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Republican State Central Committee
Cheyenne
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
T. Hake Kennedy
Lincoln County
Democratic State Central Comntee
G. Hopkins
J. J. Quealy Trasurer
Labor tensions prompt operators and miners meeting
George B Pryde of the Superior Coal Co and Union Pacific Coal Co auxiliary travels from Aneyenne to Kemmerer en route to Cumberland for labor trouble. An adjourned operators and miners meeting of the Southern district will reconvene in Cheyenne Tuesday to address contract differences. Pryde notes Northern district operators have signed a new contract close to the old basin, with wage details unsettled and regional pay practices discussed.
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George B. Pryde
Aneyenne
Superior Coal Co
Union Pacific Coal Co
Kemmerer
Cumberland
Pryde
Op Watere
Winere
Awal
Cheyenne
Bud Mingre
Marriage Announcement for Mary Monteith and Charles Meyer
Announcement cards announce the marriage of Mary Monteith to Charles Loula Meyer of Omaha. The ceremony is set for September 10 at St Marys Cathedral at 8:00 PM with a reception at the Luman residence. The bridal party includes Dre Cotton and Miss Phyllis Luman as maids of honor, bridesmaids Miss McLntyre Sage Odell and Halloran, flower girl Mildred Deru, best man Awes Thomas, ushers Victor Detz John Latenser Kenneth Lumas EB Gotten Hudolph Orlob Leland Swaner and Homer.
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Halt Lake Herald
Mary Monteith
Charles Loula Meyer
Omaha
O'Elock
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Luman
K. Second South
Dre
Charles Edgar Cotton
Kansas City
Phyllis Lu
Leland Swaner
Hon Homer
Dispatcher Report on Telegraph System Impact
Dispatchers may move a tower with completion of the telephone system along the main line between the River and Focatello. The move could improve control of trains, reduce need for staff, and save salaries if the rumor proves correct.
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Henegon Sturt
Focatello
Anak Gmb
Big Piney to Host Roundup Fest and Mail Contract
A corrected name for the Big Piney celebration sets September 18 and 19 as the roundup festival marking the Livestock gathering. The piece notes a new contract awarding $14,000 for first and second class mail, and a 2.9 per hundred rate on parcel post from Opal, with ten days delivery time.
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Reedley
Meader
Green River Valley
Afwr
Hte Heer
Weryte
Oval
Pinedale
Bind of Midway
Opal
Bird
Kemmerer
Sheep Creek
Graham
Pat Sullivan Reports Sheep Shipment and High Cattle Price
Pat Sullivan from Thermopolis reports returning from Omaha with 14 cars of old ewes and lambs sold. Fat ewes brought 85.50 per hundred, lambs tops 7.05 and balance 87.25. He notes Sheridan grass cattle sold to Swift Co. for a record price since the Civil War. he is buying for the market.
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Pat Sullivan
Yeate Day
Omaha
Sullivan
Sheridan
Swift & Co
Wisdom tooth extraction note from Cokeville friends
Veterans Olson visits Cokeville Thursday night for a wisdom tooth pull. Fred Chapin urges caution, calling it potentially dangerous. Pete remains supportive as friends speculate on the meaning.
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Veter Olson
Cokeville
Fred Chapin
Fred
Pete
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