Second charge in warehouse case dismissed in preliminary hearing
Clarence Lane and Joseph Rohm faced a preliminary hearing in Judge Frank Housman s court on the second charge connected with the Capital Coal and Ice warehouse robbery. The state disputed tool identifications while police testified about recovering items from Lane s home basement. The third charge involving a beer barrel remains to be set for a later hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence BE. Lane
Joseph Rohm
Frank Housman
Capital Coal & Ice Company
Auuat
Rohm
Housman
Mater
Lane
T. Joe Cahill
Capill Coal & Tee Company
Sam M. Thompson
Lane and Rohm
Cahill
Lon ©. Davis
John Nolan
Nolan
Winter shutdown halts Red Desert oil operations
Desert oil fields halt all drilling as trucks fail to move from Wamsutter to Red Desert endangering supplies. A long line of wagons chained together stalled the lone train near camps, stopping equipment and leaving field operations idle. Local vendors advertise tonics amid the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Desert
Wamsutter
Horse Sense on Holdups and Safety Tips
An article offers late 19th or early 20th century style advice for robbery scenarios. It advises not to resist too long, to avoid counting money, and to request a professional card if possible. It also mentions signaling safety rules and odd city tax notices, ending with a note about a Jenkins pre inventory sale for shoes.
Rotary Committee Calls for City Boys Center and Activities
The Rotary Club's Boys Work committee urges a city community center and athletic field to serve all youths regardless of creed or class. It recommends a boys night entertainment course including music talks and suppers and calls for active adult participation to fund and manage facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Pisher
Notary Club
Rotary Club
City
Teaching International Rotary
City News in Brief Visitors and locals fill Cheyenne listings
O Neill of Green River visiting in own W J Jones of Riverton Cheyenne visitor Agnes Hakes of Horse Creek arrived in the city J Kirkpatrick real estate rega 1821 Carey Ave Glenn White and B M Beal of Casper in Cheyenne D Atkinsom of Jireh Vee Jireh college spending days in the city Fred Johnson of Chugwater stopping at the Normandie William Werner from Iron Mountain Mr and Mrs D G Rumsey from Rawlin A R Schwartz of Wheatland registered at the Normandie Fred H Cood and Mr and Mrs C R Buschow of Pine Bluffs were in the city yesterday Sign Painting Radiant Frank S Delo of Laramie registered at the Moffatt W L Bonfant from Hat Greek in Cheyenne Mr and Mrs W T Shields of Medicine Bow stopping at the Plains W C Rolling from Lyman William Davison of Opal visitor Whiz Antipreeze Dinnessas T C sekes of Granger arrived in town yesterday DF Richards of Medicine Bow in Cheyenne yesterday Mrs A Barrie of Wheatland a Cheyenne visitor D T Shonaike in the city from Torrington G H Gamble of Gillette registered at the Plains J Frank Gunsue of Rock Springs in Cheyenne yesterday.
Turkey War Debt and Paper Money Debated
An analysis argues Turkey’s wartime expenses appear modest next to Britain and the allied allocations. Experts say government liability cannot be assumed, and the peace conference can cancel it at will. Turkish paper money reportedly held steadier value than some allies despite Bolshevik influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Great Britain
Laxative Bromo Tablets Marketed as Flu Preventive
An old health notice promotes Laxative Bromo Q Tablets as a preventative for influenza and claims Turkish currency issues hinder paper money in the Ottoman empire. The advisory urges larger doses than usual for grip and frames quinine as supportive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Ottoman Empire
Thankful message from Olle Moraes and family
A brief personal note thanks many friends for kindness and words of sympathy. The message lists Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wisin and others as recipients of appreciation for support to the author and family after a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olle Moraes
Cherny
W. L. Vernon Ami Childe
W. C. Wisin
Hair growth cure advertised by M. Coltri method claim
A faded ad promises miraculous hair regrowth using the Coltri method. It urges readers to mail name and address with payment to obtain a sample treatment and a sworn statement, noting hair root condition and promises to stop dandruff eczema and spur new growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coltri
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Rom Gut
Hollister
Sand-Hays Drug Co
Bill Garlisle
Carlisle
Qendel Tie
Jenkins
Ford
THE
Jenkins’ Shoe CO
West 16Th Street
Rotary Committee
Cheyenne Printery
West 17Th Street
City News
O'Neill
Green River Tx
W .J. Jones
Riverton
Agnes Hakes
Horse Creek
J. As Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Glenn White
B. M. Beal
Casper
Cheyenne
Atkinsom
Jireh
Jireh College
Fred Johnson
Chugwater
Normandie
William Werner
Iron Mountain
Mrs. D. GC. Rumsey
Rawlina
R. G. Schwartz
Wheatland
Fred H. Cood
C. R. Buschow
Pine Bluffs
Frank S. Delo
Laramie
Moffatt
W. L. Bonfant
Mrs. W. T. Shields
Medicine Bow
the Plains
W. C. Rolling
Lyman
William Davison of
Opal
Dinnesa
T. C. Sekes of
Granger
D .F. Richards
Mrs. A. Barrie
D. T. Shonaike
Torrington
G. H. Gamble
Gillette
J. Frank Gunsue
Rock Springs
Southern Cake & Meal Co
Dallas, Texas
H. Young CO
Fort Worth
Texas
Britain
Whitarth Pete
Dinoon
Voor
Lina Bolperio
John Ma
Tevin
American National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
John W. Hay
H. B. Weston
Alexander Nimmo
John W. May
H. RB. Weston
Des. G.minney
Bibos By
Claud Eliag
Charles J. Ohnhaus
Fred E. Warren
Herbert V, Lacey
Doho D. Clark
Willen & Mathes
Wyoming Trust
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