Former Town Marshal Convicted in Larceny Case
In district court Albert Fisher, former Greybull town marshal and constable, faced the State v Fisher on larceny as bailee. The trial featured testimony on whiskey allegedly taken from Burlington shipments and stored at Latham's premises, with Fisher denying the charges as a frame up and claiming misused evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fisher
Fisher
Kentucky
Peter Miliski
Worland
R. BE. Ehrhard
Ed C. Howe
A. W. Brandt
David Johnson
J. Hdd Eyre
W. B. Curtis
R. R. Denny
F. L. Cox
J. C. Nolan
T. W. Colley
H. L. Smith
C. E. Armeling
F. A. Little
R. B. West
T. C Marshall
Greybull
U S. Railway Administration
Burlington
I. P Latham
B. F. Wickwire
Latham
John Latham
Dan Smith
Latham Place
Taylor
Helen B. Francis
Bridgeport
Nebraska
H. J. Roberts
Wickwire
Harry Davis
Internal Revenue
Jury Trial Dates Listed for February Term
Court calendar shows jury trials from Feb 20 to March 12 with cases including Jones vs Renner Spurrier Stiles Valencuela Christiansen Coe Crosthwaite Fulton McWilliams Manderson Bank Reed Renner Stockgrowers bank Schaller and others. Some entries note special demurrers divorce day and law and motion sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Renner
Spurrier
Stiles
State
Valencuela Et al
Christiansen
Wyoming Gas Co
St. Clair
Coe
Crosthwaite
Fulton & McWilliams
Manderson Bank
Reed
Busch
Enterline & Rich
Stockgrowers Bank
Rich
Schaller
Law and Motion
Yorkshire
Gould
Faulkner freed in Grimm murder case at Montesano
In Montesano Washington Bert Faulkner 25 is freed after charges against him in the murder of William O Grimm Centralia Armistice Day parade victim are dismissed. Judge John M Wilson instructs the jury while the court notes insufficient preconcerted intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
William O. Grimm
Centralia
Bert Faulkner
Grays’ Harbor County
Faulkner
John M. Wilson
Wilson
Selby v George resolves with defendant favored verdict
In Worland Wyoming a Washakie County case Fred E Selby vs Charles L George ended with a sealed jury verdict favoring the defendant and a judgment of 60 dollars. Attorneys Brome Hyde represented the plaintiff while C H Harkins of Worland represented the defendant. The related Hyde versus Alfalfa Milling Company suit for attorney fees was just starting as we went to press.
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Fred E. Selby
Charles L. George
Washakie County
Worland
Brome & Hyde
C. H. Harkins
Thomas M. Hyde
Alfalfa Milling Company
Barrett Kelley wedding in Thermopolis celebrates union
Last Saturday in Thermopolis Schuyler Barrett wed Miss May Kelley. Barrett, son of Mrs. Hannah Barrett of Basin, has worked as a driller in nearby oil fields. They honeymooned in Billings and then visited family before returning to Thermopolis. Friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Schuyler Barrett
May Kelley
Hannah Barrett
Basin
Billings
Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen Dance Event
The Royal Neighbors entertained Modern Woodmen members on Wednesday evening with a social and dance. A large crowd attended and enjoyed a fine time. A buffet luncheon was served at midnight and the Hoover orchestra provided music.
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Modern Woodmen
Hoover Orchestra
Wyoming Bar Association Dinner Honors Judge Metz
The Wyoming Bar Association met in Basin with Reyn Leedom endorsing the stand of the bar and pledging his newspaper's support. A committee was named to arrange with the district judge for two yearly jury terms. Chas H Harkins and H W Rich were elected president and secretary respectively. A toast honored Judge Metz and the memory of Winfield Collins.
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Markham
P. W. Metz
Fifth Judicial District
Wm. L. Simpson
R. L. Donley
W. T. Barber
Ernest Goppert
Cody
L. A. Bowman
Reyn Leedom
Lovell
J. M. Hench
Lin
Noble
Fred Wyecker
Harry Holdrege
Myrtle Anderson
Thermopolis
Ed Conant
Noel Morgan
H. W. Rich
C. H. Harkins
H. C. Brome
Worland
T C.marshall
E. H. Ellis
Paul Moss
Strong
Greybull
Fred Crabbe
Cheyenne
C. A. Zaring
R. B. West
R. B. Landfair
Thos. M. Hyde
Guy R. Brill
Hazel T. Lawrence
Wm. C. Snow
F. A. Little
John P. Arnott
J. R. Bonwell
Basin
Thos
M. Hyde
Big Horn Basin Bar Association
Bar Association
Metz
Supreme Court of
Wyoming
Lovell Chronicle
Chas. H. Harkins
Association
Winfield 5
Collins
Big Horn Basin
Death of Mrs Norton in Garland Attended by Spratts
Word was received of the death of Mrs. R. G. Norton of Garland mother of Mrs. R. W. Spratt. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Spratt of this place left on Wednesday to attend the funeral.
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R. G. Norton
Garland
R. W. Spratt
T. W. Spratt
Old Timer Visits Basin
Alex Webber of Casper, a prominent sheep man, visited Basin this week and renewed acquaintance with friends from his Basin residence in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Webber
Casper
Mr. Webber
Basin
Death of Mrs Hagan in Basin
Mrs. Hannah Hagan wife of N W Hagan of the Yellowstone Motor Co died Friday after long illness following childbirth. Born February 8 1896 in Thompson North Dakota she married N W Hagan May 11 1918 in Alberquerque New Mexico and moved to Basin last year. She leaves her husband infant daughter Eula Marie her mother three sisters and five brothers. Funeral at Methodist church Wednesday at 3 30 with Rev ER M Jones in charge. Interment Mount View cemetery. Pallbearers from Yellowstone Motor Co included Carl Phenix Chas Hanson Rupert Anderson O R Hooker J Grosshart and Wm Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Hagan
N. W. Hagan
Yellowstone Motor Co
Eula Marie
Methodist Church
ER. M. Jones
Mount View Cemetery
Carl Phenix
Chas, Hanson
Rupert Anderson
O. R. Hooker
J. Grosshart
Wm. Jones
Wilson Unfit for Work Receives Medical Opinion
Chicago Feb 17 The Chicago Tribune sought an authentic medical opinion on President Wilson's illness Dr Hugh Young disclosed a brain blood clot caused left side paralysis yet noted improvement Dr Arthur Dean Bevan a leading surgeon provided a professional assessment based on known facts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson
Lansing
Chicago Tribune
Hugh Young
the Tribune
Arthur Dean Bevan
American Medical Association
Rush College
Bevan
Guarantee against wage cuts in rail reorganization bill
Washington reports a revised draft of the railroad reorganization bill protects wages until September 1 1920 and bars rate cuts before that date unless approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure also steadies control return to railroads on March 1 while limiting pre September 1 wage and fare reductions. House schedules early session to vote before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conference Committee
Railway Board of Adjustment
McDonald's big department store opens sale at Manderson
Manderson store launches a large sale with a rush as stock is carried and priced to cut. Merchandise remains at low price as high stock allows several days of discounted offerings. Merchants are invited to view stock and fixtures offered below market price.
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McDonald's
Manderson
Mac
Potato Exhibit Car to Visit Basin on March 9
Burlington agricultural agent announces the potato exhibit car arrives Basin at 1 55 p m and opens 2 00 to 2 30 p m A potato meeting runs 3 30 to 5 00 p m then car open 5 00 to 10 00 p m Specialists will accompany the car and explain exhibits All farmers interested in potato growing are urged to attend Basin and then the car proceeds to Lovell.
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The
Burlington
Basin
Lovell
Dinner Guests Attend Mrs Zane Entitlement Evening
Mrs L A Zane entertained last Tuesday evening with a meal for Fay Irwin Vesta Gresham Bonnie Troxel Vida Troxel Lucy Fedderson Juliette Collins and Mesdames A H F Watkins W J Stanley C P Brown B M McKone W H Pauley and H Ammeling. Guests report a bountiful repast and a pleasant time.
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Ble
Terrell
Grewell
Denver
Koehler
Pierce
Rhoades
James
Black & Co
Allen
Hartigan
Canal Co
Myrtle LaRoche
Snell
Cribbs
A. m. Ginsley
Wilbur
Wyo
Bircumshaw
Rannells Va Hurtig
Alderdice
Alladin Oil Co
Mott
B. H, Utilities Co
Bank of Lovell
Ames
G. W. Black
Miller
A. m
Tillard Va
Bilis
P. m
Clark
Manny
Marshall Va
Hines
Bw & Q
Ve. Hanner
Preator
Marehith
Carter
Hawkins
H.W. Trial
Wm. Simpson
Supreme Bench
Barrett
Kelley
Mrs. Norton
Mrs. Hagan
Christ
Federal Commission