Wyoming Lawyers Headed to Supreme Court Water Dispute
Judge J. W. Vacey and colleagues depart for Washington to argue Wyoming against Colorado over Laramie river water rights. Colorado officials D. B. Carpenter Governor-elect Julius Gunter and Attorney General Farrah join Colorado defense. A ruling is unlikely next week with a formal decision expected later.
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J. W. Vacey
John D. Clark
N. E. Corthell
Laramie
D. A. Preston
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Colorado-Wyoming
States Supreme Court
D. B. Carpenter
Greeley
Colo
Julius C. Gunter
Colorado
Farrar
Greeley-Poudre Irrigation Company
Oil field activity expands in Greybull Wyoming areas
Patterson Wyoming company spuds a new well south of Ureybull Develop ment site. A Standard rig replaces the current derrick as a previously brought in well seeing progress. The American Oil Company well on the hill west of Greytall Refining wells shows the big Standard rig drilling rapidly toward the oil zone. Rio Grande railroad foreman K Tucker visits Greybull to assess field prospects and report to colleagues.
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Patterson Wyoming Company
Ureybull OF & Development Company
American Oil Company
Greytall Refining Company
Standard
K. . Tucker
Rio Grande Railroad
Denver
Greybull
Tucker
Greybull-Wyoming Company
Feld
Met
Greybull Standard
Twelve Injured as Interurban Car Jumped Tracks
A Toledo, Findlay line interurban car derailed today near Wherok injuring twelve people. Motorman Carl Enger and Mrs Grace Woodward were seriously hurt with possible fatal outcomes. Ten more passengers sustained minor injuries.
Cadet Officers Reorganized After Cadet Corps Moves
Boyd McCloud leaves the cadet corps at the high school prompting promotions. Kirk Hartung becomes color sergeant, Lyman Gleason promoted to right guide, Claire Leslie is made corporal to fill Gleason’s vacancy. Freshmen squads practice weekly with strong results and sponsors praise their support. Local boys may schedule contests. a class series is planned. Casper will not field a team this year.
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Pany
Kirk Hartung
Culdégé
Lyman Gleason
Claire Leslie
Gleason
Commandant Walker
Casper
Funeral Today for Patrick M. Smith at St. Marys Cathedral
The funeral of Patrick M. Smith aged 48 who died Wednesday night will be held Saturday morning at from St. Marys Cathedral. Interment will follow at Olivet Cemetery.
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Patrick M. Smith
St. Mary's Cathedral
Olivet Cemetery
Oil Men May Convene Next Year in Denver
Denver plans a first national oil men convention next summer with an expected 600 attendees. The event aims to standardize tests on gasoline benzine petroleum and oils and to unify carburetor standards. Dr Van H Mannin of the National Petroleum Association backs the plan which covers 62 percent of industry workers.
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Denver
United States
van H. Mannin
National Petroleum Association
United States Bureau of Mines
New Zealand Girl Seeks Brother Here
Misa Evangeline Deverell of New York, formerly Invercargill New Zealand, asks Gov Kendrick for help locating her brother Gordon Deverell who has been in the western states for seven years. She is 25 to 30, an engraver, and her address is The Playhouse 48th Street New York City.
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Gordon Deverell
Invercargill
New Zealand
Misa Evangeline Deverell
New York
John H. Kendrick
Miss Deverell
the Playhouse
48Th Street
New York City
B. Kendrick
America
Have a Chance Por Lipa Family Faces Tuberculosis Plight
A Hyves family of eight in a bare basement near the city center endures tuberculosis. The father and mother are hospitalized for advanced TB while six children, all showing symptoms, are placed in a preventorium under Red Cross care. Four children have a chance for recovery as fate weighs their future.
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Egatorn
Diplomatic Beauty Baronees Akerbielm Arrives in Washington
Mrs Baronees Akerbielm wife of the Swedish legation counselor has just arrived in Washington to join her husband and is regarded as one of the beauties of the diplomatic corps in the capital.
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Baronees Akerbielm
Washington
Sentenced to 18 Months in Penitentiary for Perjury
Leroy Brough of Lyman was sentenced by Judge J A Riner to one year and six months in the federal penitentiary and fined 25 dollars plus costs on three counts for perjury in a U S land office case. Costs around 1190 and a 75 dollar fine were paid by Brough’s father Bishop Brough. Brother Jesse Brough and witness Leroy Ferrin also faced fines.
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Leroy Brough
Lyman
United States
J. A. Riner
Federal Penitentiary
Bishop
R. Brough
Jesse Brough
Leroy
Leroy Ferrin
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Toease Brough
Ferrin
Marshal D. F. Hudson
Federal
Leavenworth
Ray Shoulderblade
Dominick Rhodes
Scott Dewey
Holdups Kill Parker and Escape in Auto Near Cleveland
A sensational among unmasked gunmen robbed the saloon of John Bacaik on Cleveland outskirts. The proprietor was killed during the robbery as two gunmen opened fire while six customers watched. Police chased all night but found no suspects, the killers taking off in a running auto as a pursuing pace car joined the pursuit.
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Cleveland, CO
John Bacaik
Cleveland
Bacalk
Bavsik
Bacsik
Guests of big auto makers attend Toledo convention
Be A Sweren journalist says the state leader’s business manager joined eight Cheyenne guests in a trip to Toledo for a Willys Overland dealers convention opening December 4. The event draws over 6000 attendees to inspect the Overland factory and celebrate top show placements in New York and Chicago. Special Pullman trains and invited industry publishers accompany the group.
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BE. A. Sweren
Young
Overland Automobile Company
Willye Overland Auto Company
Toledo
John N
Willys
Willys-Overland Company
Cheyenne
United States
Willys- Overland
New York
Chicago
Sweten
Dever Hotel Clerk Change at The Plains in Denver
Frank Tyson of the Brown Palace hotel in Denver has been secured by The Plains hotel management to replace Charles F. Mudd who recently resigned as day clerk. Mudd will stay ten days to two weeks while Hector Marti fills in on vacation before joining Sam Wilson driving a taxi. Tyson is praised as a top local clerk and will start immediately.
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Frank Tyson
Brown Parlace Hote
Denver
Plains Hotel
Charles F. Mudd
Tyson
Crown Palace
Mudd
Hector Martl
Cclerk
Sam Wilson
Mr. Hynds
Cheyenne
Farms Wanted for 7000 Buyers Ad
Farmers Exchange in Denver Colorado seeks unsold property listings. Classified notice invites owners with farms to describe their property for sale through a network of 7000 potential buyers. Contact details provided.
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Farmers Exchange
Denver
Colo
French Seizure of Territory in Tienshin Sparks Protest
French authorities seize land in Tienshin after ultimatums and tense talks with China. M. Bourgeois with French troops remove nine Chinese policemen, while China protests and recalls French officials. Tokyo-concerned, Japan notes troops nearby amid potential riots.
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Chen Chin-tao
France
Japan
Tien-tain
M. Henri Bourgeois
Former Republican Baptized a Democrat in Public Bet
In Ravanna Missouri on November 29 Judge Lemuel McDonald a lifelong Republican was baptized into the Democratic faith by Frank Dickerson. The ceremony occurred at a public well as part of an election bet with a Wilson supporter four years.
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Ravanna
Lemuel McDonald
Frank Dickerson
Dickerson
Wilson
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