Court Dockets New Year Disruptions and Minor Fines
Police Judge C. A. Swainson opened the session with a crowd on hand. Sam Kiver of Ault Cole admitted carrying a gun during New Year celebrations in dry territory and was fined five dollars. Chas Cooma, accused of disturbing the peace, was discharged for lack of evidence. Charlie Washore and Dollie Washore faced disturbance charges. Charlie fined ten dollars, Dollie discharged. W E B Cross received thirty days for drunkenness in the restricted district. W F Ball got ten days for vagrancy. Martin Smith, back in town after a three week absence, was sentenced to thirty days.
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C. A. Swainson
Sam Kiver
Ault
Cole
Wes
Anlt
Tie
Chas
Cooma
Tee Ufy
Chariie Washore
Dollie
Charlie
W. E B. Cross
W. F. Ball
Martin Smith
Carpenter May Have Electric Light Plant
Plans for an electric light plant and a modern newspaper plant in Carpenter arise from long running talks with Frank S. Nipper of Prague Oklahoma. He seeks special grants from the city and would relocate a linotype and printing equipment from his Prague newspaper office to Carpenter if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Frank S. Nipper
Prague
Okla
Carpenter Muthorithee
Carpenter proposes electricity project and Nehta town plan
A carpenter outlines a proposal to supply electricity to operate machinery and to form Nehta for the town. He plans to build a new brick building 100 by 25 feet to carry out the project once arrangements are satisfactory.
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Nehta
Fred Kingham Fractures Leg in Rural Accident
Fred Kingham of Kingham Tire and Repairs sustained a double fracture of the left leg while inspecting land near Florence, thirty six miles north. He drove five miles to Nimmo ranch before Lucius Quinby rushed him to Cheyenne and Private hospital where Dr. Johnson oversees his care. Condition is reported as favorable.
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Fred Kingham
Kingham Tire and Repairs Company
Florence
Here
Nimmo Ranch
Lucius Quinby
Cheyenne
Johnson
Kingham
Burne Farm Loan Association organized with 25 members
The Burne Farm Loan association was organized Saturday of last week with twenty five members and a loan to the amount of 34000 subscribed for. H F Skinner of Burns was elected president and Charles Lyons of Burns, secretary and treasurer. This association includes both the Burns and Kebert districts.
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Burne Farm Loan Association
H. F. Skinner
Burns
Charles Lyons
Burns and
Kebert
Right Applicants Are Made Citizens
Judge Riner in the United States court yesterday granted final naturalization papers to eight men including Morris Rovenik now of Chugwater and Sidney Willets of Cheyenne. Other applicants were left pending further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Riner
United States
Morris Rovenik
Russia
Chugwater
Frita Nelson
Sweden
Owen, Wryo
Louie Skui
Nusa
Use Center
Sidney Willets
England
Cheyenne
James Nimmo
Scotland
Laula Storenberg
Julius Cooper
Iowa Center
Mary Keelan
Ireland
Tree Brings Joy to 115 Children at Salvation Army
The Salvation Army hall at 415 West Seventeenth Street hosted a New Year tree for the poor. Ensign Harris reported 115 children received candy nuts and apples and 110 received toys and story books. The 16 foot tree was donated by Dynamite Bill of Sherman Hill who hauled it 30 miles. Measles disrupted the program. about one third was completed. Some children were absent but will receive kindness later. About 30 were given shoes gloves hose and underwear after school and 20 more will receive outfits, totaling around $60 in aid beyond the tree presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West Seventeenth Street
Ensign Harris
Army
Bill
Sherman Hill
Harris
Converse
South Side
Carrican Gpts Charter for Bank Lewiston
Carrigan’s Twin City Trust Company received a charter in Lewiston after a Bank Commission hearing. Irving B. Vernon oversaw the process with no opposition. The firm is the second bank started by William F. Carrigan, former Boston Americans manager.
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Charter Por Bank
Lewiston
Twin City Trust Copmany
Wiliam F. Carrigan
Boston Americans
State Bank
Irving B. Vernon
Red Cross Car to Visit Cheyenne January 9
American Red Cross car No 1 begins Wyoming division tour January 5 arriving Cheyenne January 9 on train 103 at 11 15 a m. Dr. B G Green leads lectures on Red Cross work and first aid. Railway workers urged to attend as many sessions as possible January 9 to 14 with two daily talks at 10 a m and 2 p m except first day afternoon. A special session is slated for Saturday January 13 with no lecture January 14.
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American Red Cross
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
B. G. Green
Red Cross
Noted critic urges reform of drug laws and prescribing rules
Towns argues for strict limits on opiates and hypodermic syringes, urging a physician supervised system. He recalls historic access to opium and paregoric and urges a national committee to investigate the drug trade and craft coordinated state laws. He calls for postwar international drug accord with global leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towns
England Begins Baking Standard Loaves For Food Saving
London January 1 The first of the new administration s food saving measures began today with standard loaves as England bakes to conserve flour. Officials say flour use will drop about eighteen percent and the bread will be more nutritious. Further measures are expected soon from the food controller s department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Food Controller's Department
Jacobi Endorses Birth Control Policy
New York January 2 Dr Abraham Jacobi a leading physician publicly stated his support for birth control in a recent address to a medical meeting. He expressed approval of measures facilitating family planning.
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New York
Abraham Jacobi
The
Med
Ical Association
County of
Jacobi
State Bar Plans Big Session in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Bar association gears up for its third annual meeting January 15 at the supreme court room in Cheyenne with an opening address by Chief Justice Potter and a program on membership, legislation, and the probate code. A banquet will be held at 7 p.m. at the Parish house and rooms are arranged for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Bar Association
Supreme Court
Executive Council
Clyde M. Watts
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean Hotel
Thomas Hunter
W. Q. Phelan
Justce C. N. Potter
Wall Collapse Kills Wainwright With Two Rescues
In a Cheyenne incident a brick wall collapse trapped One Killed, Two Rescued. Hart Wainwright died. Kelley was buried but survived. Foremen R C Rowhind and L P Johnson led rescue crews as Chamberlain narrowly escaped injury and Turco emerged unharmed.
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Wainwright
Kelley
Wainright
Harrison
Concrete Gang
Carpenters Gang
R. C. Rowhind
L. P. Johnson
Frank Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Turco
Cheyenne
Knights of
Pythias and Elke Worker Dies in Unidentified Incident
Coroner Clyde Early has charge of the body of G. D. Kelley a 35 year old Lexington Nebraska man. He died after an accident while employed at the Perry Inn for several years. He had no relatives here as determined that night. Kelley sustained a fractured right ankle multiple bruises and feared internal injuries.
Man Mistakes Formaldehyde Bottle for Whiskey
Released from city jail after New Year spree, Ribling grabbed a bottle he mistook for whiskey. He drank a portion of the liquid before officers restrained him. Dr. O K Snyder was called and saved his life, with Ribling confined again to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Ribling
O. K. Snyder
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Druak
Youngstens
Carrican
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Chiaa
U.S
Abraham
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
State Bar
W. O. Wilson
Casper
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
C. A. Zaring
Basin
C. FE
Blydenburgh
Rawlins
F. H. Harvey
Douglas
C. T. Zaring
Talliaferro
Rock Springs
C. E. Blydenburgh
T. W. Lap
Abel
Telephone
Carey Avenue
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