Masonic Lodges Name Officers for Year
Officers elected and installed for the coming year in three city Masonic groups. Commandery No. 4 lists Grane as commander and other posts including Kirkpatrick, Repath, Flatter, Gilland, Heins, Dubois, Gill, Rossman, Vaughn, Durbin, Corson, Whiting, Durbin, and trustees. Wyoming Chapter No. 1 Royal Arch Masons names Whiting as high priest and others for key roles such as king, scribe, host captain, and veils masters. officers include Doane, Rafer, Foust, Corgan, Idelman, and land master among trustees.
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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 the death of John Brown at his ranch on December 4 reports he died about 7 15 PM from a gunshot wound to the heart fired from a 38 calibre revolver in the hands of Leone Powers No further action has been taken by county authorities.
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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
Medicine Bow News, a weekly published at Medicine Bow by Young and Keyser, seeks subscription clients. The owners also publish the Rock River Review in a nearby town.
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Medicine Bow
Wyo
Wyoming
Medicine Boy
Young & Keyser
Rock River
Wyoming Oil News Notes Big Year and Bold Prospects
The Wyoming Oil News reports a profitable year with new fields in Lancs Creek Rock Creek and Lost Soldier joining state production. Refineries expanded in Big Horn Basin Fremont Lusk and Lak Anne with plans for a large 1920 refinery. Wildcatting continues statewide and gas wells expand usage while neighboring Montana and Colorado show strong activity.
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Wyoming Oil News
Wyoming
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Rock Creek
Lost Soldier Fields
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Big Horn Basin
Fremont County
Lusk
Midwest
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Greybull
Bulding
Lak Anne
Salt Creek
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Colorado
Devil's Pocket
Routt County
Colorado Springs
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Trink raid nets wine and stills at Wyoming home
Senate Trink is in custody after a raid on the Trink residence in Rock Springs Wyoming. Authorities report £,000 gallons of wine and two stills seized and say Trink will likely face charges under both 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 J. Faxton takes command of the Glenrock Gazette a weekly publication to guide the paper into the new era with William Qeonga serving in a key role This marked a leadership transition for the local newspaper.
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Glenrock Gazette
Olenarock
Wyo
J. Faxton
Bss
Npa
Williama
Big Horn Land 18 Sold for 9100 Acre
Worland Wyoming December 29 The GC G Worland ranch of 460 acres six miles northeast of Worland has been sold by J Ashby Howell to Edward Meontz for more than 100 dollars an acre. Purchase price 36750. The property is among the best improved in the Big Horn basin.
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Worland, Wyo
G. Worland
J. Ashby Howell
Edward Meontz
Big Horn Basin
Foster Parents to Keep Little Margaret Hulme
Little Margaret Hulme remains with foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hulme after a six month legal battle across four courts. Judge J H Burgess denied J H Lewis of Kansas City’s petition for custody, ending efforts by relatives including a maternal grandmother who faced arrest for attempted kidnapping. Contempt was threatened when a spectator applauded during testimony.
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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 Ohio December 29 George Castle was arrested on a charge of illegally possessing liquor after he petitioned the district court for an order to return seized liquor. His later confession of ownership formed the basis for the charge.
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Sheridan
Wryo
District Court
George Castle
Castle
Wyoming editor argues for paying costs of special session
The Des Moines editorial notes Governor Carey asked legislature to consider a special session at no cost to Wyoming to ratify the woman suffrage amendment. It argues Wyoming should cover mileage and per diem if session is needed, as taxpayers deserve a voice and the issue does not affect Wyoming women.
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Douglas
Wyo
Des
Carey
Wyoming
Maine
Mississippi
Pearson Gets Contract for Sheridan School
SHERIDAN Wyo Dec 29 The new central school building will cost 128 500 in accordance with a contract awarded by the school board to N A Pearson of Sheridan There were two other bidders a Denver firm and a Billings firm Building to be completed by August 1 Material assembly starts at once and work will begin 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 reports night marshal W. P. Smith charged with murder after shooting two men in a month. He posted bail of 2500 dollars for trial at the next district court term.
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Rawlins
Wyo
W. P. Smith
John Zaharis
Wie Bexl
Gronna Attacks Senate Gag Rule But Fails
Washington December 29 Senator Gronna Republican of North Dakota challenged Majority Leader Lodge and the steering committee over a gag rule in the Senate. He argued the rule empowered a small group to decide which bills move forward, calling it unjust and undemocratic. The proposal was adopted as unfinished business and Gronna’s protest was overridden.
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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, returns from an eight month journey through Syria and Armenia, reporting on relief efforts and conditions encountered.
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Barten
American Commission For Relief
Near Cant
Syria
Pales- Armenia
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