Bootleggers' Fines Enrich Sheridan County
Sheridan Wyoming April 17 two bootleggers fined 300 dollars each in district court. Steve Tesla pleaded guilty to bootlegging at Monarch and was fined yesterday. George Stanko also pleaded guilty to bootlegging at Monarch and received a fine.
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Steve Tesla
Monarch
George Stanko
Mohawk Must Case Off Water In Emi grant Gap Well
James Hayes of the Mohawk claims oil was struck in the Emigrant Gap No 1 well nine miles west of Casper at 2730 feet with water venting through six inch casing. Drillers will remove casing to a smaller size to trap water and reach sands. Discovery could affect nearby structures and future McPherson syndicate drilling to the east of the city.
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Bank Rearranging Space at Citizens National for More Room
Citizens National Bank announces changes to its Moor area including resetting marble panelling to create more working space for employees and officers. The modification aims to improve efficiency and comfort within the bank's interior.
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Annual Leaders Training School for Boys and Girls Clubs
The Wheatland training school runs April 23 to 26 for southeastern county club leaders. It is led by the University extension department with President Aven Nelson and State Director J Br Céfen addressing attendees. Demonstrations cover poultry, seed potatoes, livestock judging, and team-led club demonstrations.
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Wheatland
University Extension Division
Aven Nelson
University
J. BR. Céfen
Publicity for Fuel Contracts by Railroads
Walter D. Hines announced a policy to post on bulletin boards at railroad purchasing offices the coal company name contract price coal content tonnage and contract duration. The information will be publicly visible to miners operators and the general public to ensure transparency.
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Minneapolis
Walter D. Hines
Clock Still Affected By Snow On UP Clock
The Union Pacific lower clock remains unadjusted after heavy snow ten days ago. The north dial hands stay misaligned with the hour hand lagging about thirty minutes.
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Cheyenne Boot L Ebgers Battle Denver Officers
Dennis Hogan aged 20 and an unidentified accomplice battled Denver police at dawn about fifteen miles north of Denver while fleeing Cheyenne with two liquor cargoes. Three officers escaped injury as Hogan stopped and surrendered after a burst of rifle fire. Thirty one cases of whiskey valued at 1800 dollars were seized. a second bootlegger fled. Detectives Klein Lehneider and Vaughan had tailed the runners all night and pursued two large cars. gunfire shattered a windshield as the pair fled toward Denver.
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Cheyenne
Denver
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Alien Slacker May Be Forever Debarred From Citizenship
Natrona county's lone slacker Lara Nelson Transy faces possible permanent denial of citizenship as district court weighs government's motion filed by Richard Wright US naturalization examiner from Denver. The motion seeks an order barring Transy from American citizenship.
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Wyo
Natrona County
Lara Nelson Transy
District Court
Richard Wright
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Swede Hansy Seeks Neutral Alien Status in Citizenship Case
Hansy, a Swedish-born man, after filing first citizenship papers in district court, claimed deferred classification as a neutral alien. Law allows this but also bars future American citizenship on that ground. Examiner Wright’s motion mirrors thousands of similar motions and will be sustained by the court, as in other courts.
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District Court
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Body of Edith Cavell to reach England for ceremonies
The body of Edith Cavell, the English nurse executed by the Germans in 1915, will be brought to England on May 15 aboard a warship. It will be carried by a gun carriage with a military escort from Dover to Victoria station and then to Westminster Abbey for ceremonies.
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Edith Cavell
Brussels
England
Westminter Abbey
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Victoria Station
Westminster Abbey
Norwitch Hosts Cavell Family Event
The event will be held in Norwitch, the Cavells’ home town, drawing local interest and marking a milestone for the family.
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Norwitch
the Cavells
Fat People Get Thin Rest Safe On Method
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Kerein Ety
Baton
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