Wyoming News Roundup Covers Arrests and Local Developments
Carmen Perez, once a four year fugitive, is captured in Laramie and returned to Cheyenne to face an indictment on a false indemnity claim. Citizens' State bank dividend of 10 percent totaling 34618.69 announced by receiver T A Morris in Sheridan. Elk Basin Sheep Company incorporates for 459000 with headquarters in Kemmerer. Mra Dani Sarth dies at Green Mountain ranch. Salt Creek voters to elect on April 8 1925 after county inspectors appointed. Coal district shows production drop from 1923 to 1924 across Carbon Sweetwater Lincoln and Uinta counties. No changes planned for Rock Springs airfield. Wyoming Coal League opens May 7 with six teams. Robbery case involves John Boylan and Victor Leonard awaiting charges. Guernsey dam bid awarded to Crary Construction of Salt Lake City at 1285 21 with 50000 certificate. Fidelity and Deposit sues Torrington National Bank and Burdett Kelly for 5171.50. Casper experiment uses cotton seed husks for turf improving matting and wind resistance. Sheridan women form Woman's Trade Union League led by Mrs. Martin Yahitt and Mrs. Alfred Verk. Casper city audit authorized for 1925 expenditures.
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Carmen Perez
Laramie
Wyo
Cheyenne
Citizens’ State Bank
Sheridan
T. A. Morris
Elk Basin
Kemmerer
Dani Sarth
Louis Smith
Green Mountain
Martin Borderson
Natrona County
Salt Creek
CL Ot Garvey
C2 IL Huerritt
Henry Viker
Diate
Wyomine
Carbon
Sweetwaster
Lincoln
Uinta
Rock Springs Stemall
Stock Springs
Egen
Omaha
Anions Club
Rock Springs
Wyoming Coal League
Mauy UT
Thoek
Springs
Superior
Terrance
Winton
Teines
Sweetwater Wave
Tee Ebert
Fort CoMing
Cole
Bock Springs
Lairatale
Bastan
Leonard
Vernon Crowe
Crary Construction Company
Salt Lake
Mitchell
Neb
Miesui
Utah Constraction Company
Isu
Torrington National
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Marston
United States
TM Surivey
Cheyenne Jainst
Torrington
Anl Burdett Kelly
Surece Company
Casper
Department of Agriculture
Woursn
State Federation of Labor
Nit Touss
Labor Temple
Union Heliar
Martin Yahitt
Alfred Verk
Connell
Sten Ved
Convicted Man Sentenced After Repeated Appeals
A Utah case recounts Bedre Cato sentenced to death for the March 11 1923 Park City killing of Jane St Clair. He faced a firing squad in Salt Lake City with prior delays by appeals and a governor’s reprieve, while new allegations and a tied motive involving Refugia Alameda surfaced and were scrutinized by courts and counsel.
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Coalville
Utah
Bedre
Refugni Alemediu
Jane St Clair
Park City
Tenderloin
Atkomen
Cano
John ‘Obi
Suite Supreme Comrt
Refucia Alameda
Supreme Court
Supreme Comr
Cinegad
Amierlat Minty
Dern
Remieve
Sessein
Bord
Paris
Lithia
Shell J
Chori
Coaleitte
Ophir
Salt Lake
Atemedi
Clark
Oregon Man Que for Appointment to Federal Judgeship
Wallace McCamant of Portland Oregon who helped push Calvin Coolidge for vice president at the 1920 Chicago convention was recommended to President Coolidge for a federal judgeship. Senator Stanfield carried the recommendation to the White House proposing McCamant fill the Ninth Circuit vacancy created by Judge Ross retirement.
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Oregon
Man Que
Washington
Wallace McCamant
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
President Coolidge
Stanfield
Judge McCamant
Ross
Ninth Circuit
Puzzle Answer Key for Vertical Clues Grid
A reconstructed solution frame lists numbered clues with hints and definitions for a word fill. It includes entries for colors, euphemisms, clothing, measures, and word parts, culminating in a completed vertical puzzle grid with a final frame to reveal in the next frame.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle From a Finish The Grid
An article explains solving a crossword by placing correct letters in white spaces both vertically and horizontally. It describes using numbered clues for horizontal and vertical directions, with words extending to the next black square or grid edge and restricting to dictionary words except proper nouns.
Minnie's Last Chance in a Kansas Theatre Scene
In a dramatic backstage sequence Minnie Seldon faces romantic pressure as Jim Rogers and Redburn illness intersect. Minnie, urged by Helen and Briges, overcomes stage fear after Rogers arrives mid crisis and a tender moment with Treddburn reveals shared feelings. The scene ends with Rogers watching, a quiet victory for Minnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newapaper Union
Jim Rogers
Pania
Minnie Seldon
Kansas
Minnie
Rogers
Helen
Briges
Girtig
Ike Redbarn
Redburn
Logers
Air Fiends and the Sky Mania
Lieut. J. A. Macready warned at 2 Dayton inner that flying has become common and predicted air fiends akin to automobile fiends. He mused on a term for the craze suggesting aerosipelas or inflew etize, ultimately favoring skyatica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
J. A. Macready
Air Chine Pion
Dayton
Skyatica
Ill deeds are doubled with an evil word
Ill deeds are doubled with an evil word. pammainiiy aaah niin ai anil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pammainiiy Aaah
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Wyoming
Los Angeles
Eigh
Gunnar Wassen
Taya
Nome
Alasha Kassen
Nite
Om Hration Prenires Bhevins
South Bend
Ind
Frees
Miller
Nn & CO. Packers
Dapple
George
Beal
Minny
Jingers
Ledburn
Dearie
Minne
Tredburn
Rod Rogers
Wrigleys
Ancisco
Cal
Cab
Crosskey Protection Sqn
Tichmond, Cah
N. Y, Salt Lake Cit City
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