Barriers of Duty in World War Era Law Practice
Prominent lawyers urged postwar duty to uphold law and order. They outlined a program: speedy courts and just practice, statute reforms, small claims court, reporting case basics to central bodies, counsel for defendants, frequent local meetings, and mental tests for the accused. The aim is to restore respect for law and ensure accountability.
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Wyoming State Bar Association
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Carnegie Foundation
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
David Davis
Congress
Emerson
Penal Reform League
United States
Clae
Great Works of Lawmakers Drive Public Service
The text extols lawmakers to align their professional effort with the common good, seek truth, and serve to public benefit. It quotes Disraeli on opportunity, urging proactive action to create chances in governing and enforce law for the greatest number.
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Disraeli
Oldest Wyoming physician Dr Crook dies in Cheyenne
Dr William W Crook 4, Wyoming’s oldest practicing physician and surgeon, died of heart failure in Cheyenne after a long active career started in 1876. He pioneered automobile use in Wyoming and once toured streets with a lantern. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs C K Snyder.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William W. Crook
Wyoming
Crook
Diogenes
C. K. Snyder
Laramie Haberdashery Robbed in Wednesday Burglary
Cheyenne police search for burglars who robbed a Laramie haberdashery on Wednesday securing silk goods worth 1800 dollars and a large amount of other loot. Local report from Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 7.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Murguia Against Rebels and Mutiny Report
The report notes Murguia opposing rebels amid fears of U S complications. Villa seeks permission to settle in Sonora after the revolution. In Nuevo Laredo, mounted guards mutinied at midnight and fled toward Colombia.
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United States
Villa
Sonora
Man caught in Las Vegas not Livingston killer
Authorities say the Las Vegas suspect pictured is not Livingston, the Wyoming murder suspect held earlier in the Casper case. Officials distributed 4500 new cards to county jails nationwide as part of the manhunt, with about 3000 already sent out.
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Altho
le Livingston
John J. Corbett
Casper
Las Vegas
N. M
E. M. Ellithorpe
Charles Easton
Livingston
Ellithorpe
Easton
United States
Royce
Ilsey Named to Succeed Raymond in Seventh District
Wyoming Governor Carey announced the resignation of Judge RE Raymond in the seventh district and named Harry P. Ilsley to succeed him. The announcement came from Cheyenne as part of the May proceedings.
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Harry P. Ilsley
Raymond
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert D. Carey
RE. C. Raymond
Wiieln
Coun
Johnson Cook Campbell Appoint New District Judge
The report notes the appointment of Flarry Pytsley of Sundanne to the vacancy, with Judge Raymond realigning the position’s salary at 4500 per year. It mentions Pytsley will practice law in Newcastle after serving as district judge since its 1915 creation and 1916 election, while recounting a partisan banquet remark by Former Senator Beveridge.
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