Casper Beats Laramie 26 to 0 in High School Football
Casper High School dominates Laramie in a 26 to 0 home win. Evans scores three times with Schulte adding field and extra points. Captain Roy Rhowles leads the line while coach Mr. Lightner shapes a cohesive, hard working unit. The crowd is smaller than hoped but praise for the performance remains high.
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Roy Rhowles
Lightner
Jameson R
Smith Argo R
Te Edwards Simmons
R. G
Vic Mohler
Starks
Hanson R. H
Dunn Chalky
F. B. Evans
Baker W. Johnston
C. Weeks
Davis de Rhoades Amus
Ford Peterson
S. J. McGrath
McKeehan
Roger
Ec. Schulte
Dr. Kamp
Frank Brown
Roy Blakney
A. L. Bramhall
Fred Bruce
Sudden Death of May Kimball in Glenrock
W S Kimball rushed to Glenrock on Wednesday evening after his youngest sister May Kimball Lum fell ill at her home. She died soon after, age details not given. Funeral held at 1 pm with Rev Villiers officiating. May was the daughter of E W and Mrs Kimball of Glenrock and a frequent visitor to Casper. The city shares in the sorrow of its leading citizen.
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W.S. Kimball
Glenrock
May
Irby Lum
W. S. Kimball
Villiers
Trial reveals Keyes Faris confessed in Tensleep sheep raid
At Basin trial Keyes and Faris admit participation in April killings of Allemand and Emge sheep outfit with plan to destroy property and drive away. Faris testifies he witnessed Allemand shot by Herbert Brink after a staged attack, while Keyes claims no gunfire by him.
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Tensleep
Basin
Keyes
Faris
Allemand
Emge
Herbert Brink
Saban
Dixon
Helmer
Cafforat
Brink
Grand Central bar bets on Casper Cheyenne football clash
At Grand Central bar this afternoon a foot high sign offers $1,000 to Casper’s supporters to win over Cheyenne in the upcoming football game. The cash sits atop the register, new bank notes on display as proof the wager is sincere, with Cheyenne backers urged to match the stakes.
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Grand Central
Casper
Cheyenne
Popular Bank Official Marries in Casper
Herbert W. Mary of Casper marries Lillian Mae Auger of Saxon Wisconsin last Wednesday morning. They begin a month long honeymoon visiting eastern cities and will return to Casper to occupy a new Park Addition home. Mary, assistant cashier at Casper National Bank, is praised by the community.
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Herbert W. Mary
Lillian Mae Auger
Saxon
Wisconsin
Casper
Park
Herb
Mary
Casper National Bank
Casper Industrial Club selects new rooms for meetings
Casper residents learn the Casper Industrial Club will rent Barnett and Sennett offices including a 43 by 16 foot billiard hall and a 10 by 11 foot card room with two front rooms for reading. A caretaker will maintain the space as the club nears 150 members and plans to boost the city. The charter closes on the 10th and new members join with an entrance fee. Separately a Basin jury found Herbert Brink guilty of murder in the first degree after six hours deliberation as the range war trials continue with Md Eaton and George Sabin looming.
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Douglas Enterprise
Douglas
Chadron-Douglas
Enterprise Ofice
Enterprise
Casper
Paine
Casper Industrial Club
Barnett & Sennett
Center Street
Herbert Brink
Basin
Commonwealth
MD. Eaton
George Sabin
Eaton
Sabin
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Juins
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Fundfors
Local Eleven
Casper Football Post
Mendelsohn
Laramie Boys
Union Pacific
Ford
Schulte
Evans
Igpatie
Casper Boys
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Wyoming
Mercerburg Academy
Casper Fron Landisburg
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Felwyn Scotch Collie
C. F. Baker
Barnett-Sennett
Makoma. Trading Company
Makoma Trading
R. D. Campeell
Mgr. Waltman
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