A New Chief Justice Takes Office
The article reviews Charles Evans Hughes becoming the eleventh chief justice, noting historic firsts and parallels with past leaders. It traces predecessors from John Jay to William Howard Taft, detailing each chief justice’s background, roles, and notable actions shaping the Supreme Court and U.S. governance.
Wyoming Notes Highlight 1929 Health and Legal News
In 1929 Wyoming saw fifty six spotted fever cases with eighteen deaths. George Brownfield was executed at Rawlins for murder of Theodore Thomas last July. Midwest Refining plans a Pine Bluffs distributing station costing about 16000 dollars. Lincoln highway project aims to eliminate the death curve in Albany County at an estimated 10000 dollars. Tiggins estate lease bids include the historic Tligens hotel on the Yellowstone highway. Otto Campbell received a continuance to April 14 for an appeal brief in Albany County funds embezzlement case. A Rock Springs oil and gas case involving W W Wilson and Chester T Harper will go before judge Blake Kennedy in Cheyenne on April 12. J A Terry’s sheep destroyed by a German police dog and a mongrel. Clevenne Gliders Club forms to join the National Gliders Association. Harvard honors Clarence Morris with Brandeis fellowship. February traffic caused 54 motor vehicle accidents in Wyoming. 13 deaths and 87 injuries. Aragon faces death sentence for murder. Fremont District Court case tied to Jess Large. May 2 set for hangings. Warned about female ticks bringing Rocky Mountain spotted fever. vaccine to be used in dick season. Births outpace deaths two to one. 744 births vs 360 deaths since January. Thermopolis police records under federal probe. warrants target Mayor Savaresy, city clerk and police judge. Highway work to begin in April with budget projects. Ray Griffing to be treasurer of Converse County.
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Jess Large
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Diamond Dyes Ladies Seek Spare Time Home Culture
Diamond Dyes club invites women to join a home culture program at 1021 Jefferson Boise Idaho. Mail in response with stamp and brief details. No experience necessary. Immediate engagement requested by W D Miller and associates.
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Its Warm There The Uninarist Riff On Travel
A short fragment satire asks about a traveler named Ite in heat as a humorous query of where he is flying. The piece hints the answer is that he is not.
Have Kidneys Examined By Your Doctor
Promote kidney health with daily water and occasional silts. A quack remedy claims Jad Salts cleanses and flushes the kidneys, easing back pains and urinary irritation while neutralizing acids.
Saving His Feet
A fragmentary caption describes an exchange about a guard or observer in Zurich, hinting at a past role or stance. The snippet plays on dialect and misheard phrasing, with unclear context and no clear event or outcome to anchor a fuller report.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia ad for children’s digestion
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener that helps stomach comfort and neutralizes acid. It emphasizes its pleasant taste and medical endorsement, noting the product name and trademark heritage since 1875.
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