Masonic Lodges Name Officers for Year
Officers were elected and installed for the coming year in three city Masonic bodies. Commandery No 4 listed Grane as commander and Kirkpatrick as generalissimo among others, while Wyoming Chapter No 1 named Whiting high priest and Rafer chaplain with Foust as treasurer.
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John F Rossman
Harold L. Vaughn
Thomas F. Durbin
Samuel Corson
John A. Whiting
John A
Wyoming
Royal Arch Masons
J. A. Whiting
H. G. Watson
A. D. Walton
Howard Heins
Harry B. True
A H. Doane
Royal Arch
Gary
E. B. On
Horace
Dr. Geo. C. Rafer
D. Waint
W. M. Foust
Samuel Corgan
Samuel Idelman
Goo. H. of Land
Trustees
Jury Finds Girl Killed Ranchman in Wyoming
Thermopolis Wyoming December 29 The coroner s jury empanelled to investigate John Browns death at his ranch on December 4 concluded he died about 7 15 PM from a gun shot wound through the heart fired from a 38 calibre revolver by Leone Powers No further action was taken by county authorities and no recommendations were offered.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Peter Sil
Guy Gay
George Kershner
P. H. Knight
John Brown
Leone
Medicine Bow News Seeks Clientele in Wyoming Publication
Medicine Bow News published in Medicine Bow Wyoming seeks circulation as a new weekly edition. It is printed by Young and Keyser proprietors of Rock River Review based in Rock River.
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Medicine Bow
Wyo
Wyoming
Medicine Boy
Young & Keyser
Rock River
Wyoming Oil News forecasts robust 1920 gains in state fields
The Wyoming Oil News notes a profitable year with new districts like Lancs Creek Rock Creek and Lost Soldier joining production lists. It highlights refineries expanding in Big Horn Basin Fremont county Lusk and Gasper Greybull and plans for Lak Annee refinery. It predicts growth through shallow eastern fields deep drilling large operators and rising gas use. It also mentions Salt Creek gusher boosting value and anticipated leasing in 1920, with Wyoming’s prospects mirrored in Montana and Colorado.
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Wyoming Oil
Wyoming Oil News
Wyoming
Bie
Texas
Lancs Creek
Rock Creek
Lost Soldier Fields
Hamilton Dome
Osage Field
Ferris Dome
Big Horn Basin
Fremont County
Lusk
Midwest
Standard
Gasper
Greybull
Bulding
Lak Anne
Salt Creek
Montana
Colorado
Devil's Pocket
Routt County
Colorado Springs
Great Divide
Trink Raid Nets Wine and Still Seizure in Wyoming
ROCK SPRINGS WY Dec 29 Sheriffs Stoddard hold Senate Trink after a raid on the Trink home. Authorities seized £,000 gallons of wine and two stills. Trink likely faces charges under federal and state prohibition laws.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Senate Trink
Stoddard
Trink
Glenrock Gazette Names New Pilot at Helm
Glenrock Wyoming December 29 Day J Faxton takes command of the Glenrock Gazette a weekly newspaper serving the community The article notes the change in leadership and the paper’s ongoing publication under the new editor-in-chief.
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Glenrock Gazette
Olenarock
Wyo
J. Faxton
Bss
Npa
Williama
Worland Ranch 460 Acres Sells for 36750 in Big Horn Basin
In Worland Wyoming on December 29 J Ashby Howell sold the GC G Worland ranch of 460 acres located six miles northeast of Worland to Edward Meontz for 36750 dollars. The property is described as among the best improved in the Big Horn basin and fetches over 100 dollars per acre.
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Worland, Wyo
G. Worland
J. Ashby Howell
Edward Meontz
Big Horn Basin
Foster Parents Keep Little Margaret Hulme
In Worland Wyoming on December 29 the court denied J H Lewis of Kansas City a petition to take from foster parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Hulme the custody of Margaret Hulme. The six month long case spanned four courts with Judge J H Burgess presiding. The girl, adopted after her mother's death, had previously seen contentious moves by her maternal grandmother and other relatives. A spectator, Shorty McDonald, was held in contempt for loudly applauding evidence.
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Hulmes
State Supreme Court
Laramie County
United States District Court
Alt
Cheyenne
Worland
Burge Sa
Attempt to Regain Booze Causes Arrest
Sheridan Wyoming December 29. George Castle was arrested on a charge of illegally possessing liquor after he asked the district court for an order to return a seized quantity. His petition admitted ownership, creating the basis for the charge though legal possession had not been charged at seizure.
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Sheridan
Wryo
District Court
George Castle
Castle
Wyoming editorial urges state pay for special session on suffrage
A Wyoming editorial urges that if a special session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment is needed, the state should cover expenses such as mileage and per diem. It argues members should not donate services and that the session’s value must justify the cost to Wyoming taxpayers.
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Douglas
Wyo
Des
Carey
Wyoming
Maine
Mississippi
Pearson Gets Contract for Sheridan School
SHERIDAN WY Dec 29 The new central school building will cost 128 500 under a contract awarded by the school board to N A Pearson of this city There were two other bidders a Denver firm and a Billings firm The building will be completed by August 1 Work will begin assembling material at once and will be ready to commence work as soon as spring opens
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Sheridan
Wyo
Central School
N. A. Pearson
Denver
Billings
Ssefer
Hegmn
Marshal Gives Bail to Appear in Court
Rawlins Wyoming December 20 Night Marshal W P Smith charged with murder for shooting two men in a month has posted bail of 2500 dollars for trial at the next term of the district court.
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Rawlins
Wyo
W. P. Smith
John Zaharis
Wie Bexl
Gronna Bouts Senate Rule Reform in Futile Fight
Senator Gronna of North Dakota vocally challenges the Senate gag rule asserted by Majority Leader Lodge and the steering committee. He denounces the plan as undemocratic and narrowly controlled by a few, warning he will not support such a move. The dispute ends with the measure by Senator Jones being taken up despite Gronna’s objections.
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Washington, D. C
Gronng
North Dakota
Senate
Lodge
Gronna
Jones
Gage
Republican Conference
Brandegee
Ones
Reverend Barten Returns From Eight Month Syria Trip
Rev Barten director of the American Commission for Relief in the Near East completed an eight month tour in Syria Palestine and Armenia reporting on relief efforts and conditions in the region.
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Barten
American Commission For Relief
Near Cant
Syria
Pales- Armenia
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