Hilton Acknowledges Killing Gatlin in Self Defense
Robert 7 Hilton goes on trial in Laramie county district court facing first degree murder charges for the February 24 shooting of Wilbur Gatlin in Cheyenne. His attorney says Hilton admits killing Gatlin but claims self defense for himself his wife and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Hilton
Laramie
John Charles Thompson
Wilbur A. Gatlin
Cheyenne
W. C. Mentzer
Gam M. Thompson
Roy E. Lee
Laura Hilton
Cora Hartsook
Endajgser
Ola Hartsook
Charles T. Child
Durham
George F. McGowan
Divide
A. D. Kalley
Andrew Weig
George Thompson
Carpenter
Walter McCall
J. H. Henry
B. Treat
A. P. Coal Compeer
J. FP. Jenkins
James Christensen
Hillsdale
William J. Hixenbough
Little Horse Creek
Bruce &. Jones
Cheyenen
P. Coal Company
Thompson
Galin
Roy “Hartggok
Bulger Must Die Slated By Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado Supreme Court orders execution of James C. Bulger for the killing of Lloyd F. Nicodemus. The death sentence will be carried out the week of May 21 after appeals and sanity hearings. Bulger’s attorneys seek further review and a last sanity hearing under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulger
Supreme Court OF Colorado
Denver
James C. Bulger
Soldier of Fortune
Lloyd F. Nicodemus
Supreme Court
George L. Nye
Bia
Eaid
Ageinet
Gofenae
Rene
Wader
Equity
Evi Oes
Oklahoma Mob Hangs Man Outside Court in April Tragedy
In Oser Martin case, a mob of Damark citizens seized a negro at a justice of the peace court and hanged him after disarming officers. Witness identified him as the attacker of an 18 year old white girl. two shots then fired. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isrnel
Oka
Oser Martin
Ken
Justice of Peace Court
Damark
Wyoming Intervenes in Major Rate Case Hearing
Secretary H A Floyd of the Wyoming Public Service Commission returned from Sioux City where he attended the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Sioux City Live Stock Exchange vs C M St P R R Co et al. Intervening to protect Wyoming rates to Omaha and Chicago the commission joined with multiple state railroad commissions and live stock exchanges. The two day session opened March 30 and 31 with extensive exhibits and witness examinations. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Floyd
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux City Live Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Storx City
Chicago
Omaha
Floyd
Wyoming Commission
Wyoming
American National
T. W. Tomlingon
South Dakota Railroad Commission
North Dakota Railroad Commission
St. Paul Lives Stock Exchange
Sioux Falla
Industrial Club Plans Junkets To Close Towns
The Cheyenne Industrial club, after a favorable visit to Pine Bluffs, considers sending delegations to nearby towns within fifty miles to foster a commercial club. President Archie Allison led about fifty businessmen at the weekly luncheon. The Frontier park committee discussed civic improvements and shade tree purchases for landscape work. A conclusive committee report comes next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Archie Allison
Industrial Club
Pine Bluffs
Jacob Sherman
Frontier Park
J. H. Walton
Fred Hofmann
The
Frontier Committee
Packers Stockgrowers Seek Inquiry into Industry Practices
In Waghaton on April 3 representatives of livestock growers urged a federal inquiry into packers practices including alleged price fixing. Walter Fischer of the Nations Livestock Association pressed for a broad power to subpoena and a thorough investigation, as the House Judiciary subcommittees consider Borland’s resolution. Pack users and growers prepared to present their case before the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagbhawgton
Department of Agriculture
House Judliiary
Walter Ll. Fischer
Market Committee of the Nations
Borland
Mileston
Evidence Points to Submarine War Affecting Policy Change
An accumulation of circumstantial evidence suggests the Sussex and other unarmed merchantmen were torpedoed by German submarines. A cabinet meeting will likely discuss the submarine question and arming merchant ships for defense, with a formal statement expected after further clarification of attacks. Ambassador Gerard awaits Berlin’s reply as policy debates continue.
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Washington
Sussex
Gerard
Berlin
United States
New York
Italy
Entente Alliea
Bids Opened for Beatty Residence Construction
Bids opened yesterday afternoon for a two story brick Beatty residence at the corner of Nicetecats and Vea. Charles L Beatty, general manager of Frontier Milling & Elevator Co and manager of Union Loan and Trust Co, selected William Dubois as architect. Plumbing bid led by James Morringa with P B Cook and Jett Nash as runners up. general contract led by Jens Soren with Gus Joho and Joha Wheward as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Beatty
Frontier Milling & Elevator Company
New Union Loan and Trust Company
William Dubois
James Morriaga
P B. Cook
Jett Nash
Wyomme Plumbing Company
Jens Sorenno
Petit
Gus Joho
Joha
W.heward
Beatty
Nlae
Belghi
Gamage
Erec
Nicetecats
Vea
Residence to Feature Modern Conveniences and Furnishings
The description promises a strictly modern residence with every convenience including fireplaces and Gulll io furniture, emphasizing high finish and quality throughout the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepnen Sireqy
Connecvion
Prominent Army Figures Noted in Colonial Era
The text references several military figures connected to the Almacion from Mexico, including a promotion to brigadier general for his exploits and service at Port D and surrounding posts. It mentions OOL DODD, AY PORT, B. A. BUSer, Coomel odd, and White as notable names from that period and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Port
B. A
Buser
Coomel
Odd
White
Federal court opens in Sheridan amid exodus of officials
Saturday and Sunday saw an exodus of federal officers bound for Sheridan to open the federal court for the northern portion of the state. Severn cases were to be disposed of and officials may not return for a week or ten days. District Judge J. Kiser, Clerk Charles Ou huus, Meeshel Db. 7, Hudeau and deputy B. W. Coyle, US Attorney Wey CLL, Bigtan and clerk Mine Anna Ahrens M Tilton were among those traveling with Reaser accompanying the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Federal Court
Severn
Metropolia
J. & Kiser
Charles J. Ouhuus
J. O Meeshel
Hudeau
B. VT. Coyle
Attor Wey
Bigtan
Bie
Anna Ahrens M’ Tilton
Court schedule sets five cases for Police Justice Phelan
Five mindemeinon cases are up for disposition in the muntelpwt court with more likely. Police Justice Phelan will convene at 3 o clock this afternoon to hear Smith and Woodard held over from Monday. Druckernness Private Haya and two John Doge face charges of disturbance and drunkenness. the two latter refused to divulge their true names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muntelpwt
Phelan
Fisorge Smith
KH. Woodard
Druckernness
Haya
Villa forces move after retreat near Guerrero
At army headquarters Pershing reports Villa may be escaping the area as cavalry seeks scattered bands northeast of Guerrero. Six columns of horsemen scour the hills while scouts trail dispersed groups and a force of about one hundred men led by Colonel Deltran is noted near Bacinera three miles northeast of Guerrero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Villa
Deltran
Bacinera
Guerrero
Villa Active Near Sateyo Reported By Mexican Sources
El Paso dispatch says Villa, wounded and with eight men, was at Sateyo 50 miles south of Chihuahua city two days prior. Mexican informants claim the bandit moved toward Parral and Led the pursuers, with maneuvers to mislead Americans and hamper pursuit by releasing natives to spread false information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Sateyo
Chihuahua City
Parral
Wau
Mat Villa
Nativ
Cooperation of Carranza Troops With U S Forces in Hunt for Villa
Washington reports from Pershing show cooperation between Carranza troops and American forces pursuing Villa. An April 3 telegram notes rumors of desertion by Villa leaders were unfounded. March 29 operations defeated Villa bands, with Manuel Roca killed. The front along the coast and western Mexico remains quiet.
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Washington
Carranza
Villa
War Department
Pershing
Gvldner
Cand
Hhmand
Persh
Wana
Villa Bandins
Manuel Roca
Mexico
German apology to Switzerland over Verentpoy bombing
Germany apologizes to Switzerland for a village bombing by German airmen as supplies were over Helfort. Berlin promises to punish the aggressors amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Switzerland
Verentpoy
Helfort
Kroes
World War Fronts Report Struggles Across Europe and Middle East
Disjointed dispatches describe French and German actions near Naumont Bethineout and Verdue with German gains near Hourrus woods northeast of the Meuse. French positions between Heumont and Bothincourt hold as artillery duels rage. British and Turkish fronts show limited movements amid exchanges. Turkish reports claim advances against Arab and Sinai areas, while Britain cites bombardment and reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forges Shrouk
Naumont
Bethineout
Sorthweat
Verdue
Hourrus Woods
Tre Miler
Meuse
Nini
Tao
Varun
Heumont
Bothincourt
Wnghaw
Belgium
Constantinople
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Gatlin
Plains
General Thompson
Mrs. Hilton
William Myers
Henry Pord
Detroit, Mich
Watuied
Wm. A
Momry Mord
Oklahoma
Public Service Commission
Allison
Stork
Tammany
Richard Croker
IttShart Croker
Kequoyah
Hve
Mia, Crocker, Princess Sequiyah
Lansing
Alliea
Ture
Satevo
Sateno
Gthmany Amirss
Switzemean
Merle
Tohomk
Arabia
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