Outrageous Guardianship Fight in Thermopolis Case
John Curran and Pearl Curran lose control of an heir after a heated guardianship bidding in Thermopolis Wyoming. Judge Carpenter faces accusations of bias over Catholic ties while Hensal Hiestand is appointed guardian and later ships the crippled child to an Iowa institution with monthly allowance. The report claims the facts are presented plainly and without garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curran
Pearl Curran
Thermopolis
Wyo
Leavga
Judge Carpenter
Oscar Hiestand
Bastate
Webb
Hensal Hiestand
Hiestand
Heistand
Iowa
Heistani
Hog Washing Legacy Questioned in Fremont County Case
A county attorney sought a grand jury and open court, but Judge Carpenter refused. The speaker alleges behind the move was political maneuvering tied to past precinct majorities and loyalties, urging voters to question why no grand jury was convened.
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Reacer
Carpenter
Fremont
Norton
Natron County
Weber for State Senate to tackle wool shipping bias
The notice argues four times higher freight for wool to Boston than other goods. It urges electing Weber, a leading county wool producer, to present the issue to the Interstate Commerce Commission and seek remedy. It praises his youth and vigor to address the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weber
Senate
Inter State Commerce Commission
Unclear historic note on Caspar press dispute
Fragmentary text describes printing issues at Casper and Helens Connyty. Reference to press quality, loading, and payment, with mentions of Mills Geart and Mekler. Lacks coherent events or clear actors.
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Mobier
Casper
Keli
Guardian ship case questions judge fairness in Casper
Court heard 40 citizens react to Granam named guardian for Johnny Currans amid claims of bias and improper fees. The discourse questioned Carpenter's impartiality and adherence to law and evidence, urging change of judge if prejudice existed.
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Casper
Granam
Johnny Currans
Webb
Little Johnny
Carpenter
Curran Infant Challenges Wyoming Jurisdiction in Court
Unclear text shows an infant named Johnny Curran and a dispute over which law or authority applies to his custody or control in Wyoming. The fragment does not provide concrete dates names or outcomes. Further context from the source is needed to determine the legal action and parties involved.
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Johnny Currans
Johnny Curran
State of
Wyoming
Webb case sparks heated district court debate and editorials
The paper rails at a district court verdict on a sickly four year old boy, arguing for Webb against the judge and supporting Smith or Bucknum depending on party lines. It questions witnesses and calls out bias while praising local figures and voting tendencies in Cheyenne. The piece contrasts views on accountability for adult guardians and mothers amid political commentary.
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Webb
Roma
Mrs. Webb
Johny
Carpenter
Chas. K. Bucknum
Bucknum
James P. Smith
Cheyenne
Smith
Republican Party
Norton
Mixed ticket voting guidance and county treasurer note
The snippet instructs voters to place an ampersand before each candidate’s name for a mixed ticket and warns against mis or X marks in header boxes. It mentions various disjointed names and a recommendation that Vao Cheren deserves another term as County Treasurer.
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Vao Cheren
Lawyer Fees and Admin Questions in Local Estate Case
A local estate dispute questions why the Hall Way attorney was paid from the estate and who should receive letters of administration. The court under Judge Carpenter handled a $1000 settlement while critics demand recall of the Austrian minister and scrutiny of the widows and orphans involved.
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Kafievileone
Mallway Kilinl
Seminole
Allway
Cides
Through & Palmer
Carpenter
Naran
Que Lonis
Bo PL Palmer
Hall Way
Patata
Bels
Mraller
Rallway
Commissioners Choice Shapes County Board
The Press expresses respect for House Webel but says it no longer wants him to run county affairs. It notes retiring members Hall and Gantz, leaving Webel as the only long‑serving member, with Grieves and Kidd elected and expected to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webel
Hall
Gantz
James Grieves
David Kidd
Mis
Uncertain OCR snippet outlines local roles and odds
Fragmentary text mentions Lizzie McDonald as possible County Treasurer and Sheriff notes, plus bets or amounts ranging from dollars to hundreds. Also references a high school beating Douglas in an unclear game or match context.
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N. Y
Lizzie
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Debe
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Alway
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