Court Delivers Hectic New Year Session
Police Judge C A Swainson presided over a crowded docket as Sam Kiver of Ault Cole faced a gun charge after claiming intoxication on New Year’s. He was fined five dollars. Chas Cooma, accused of disturbing the peace, was discharged for lack of evidence. Charlie Washore and Dollie Washore were fined for disturbance. W E B Cross received thirty days for drunkenness. W F Ball got ten days for vagrancy. Martin Smith, told to leave town weeks earlier, returned and drew 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
An electric light plant and a modern newspaper plant may be installed in Carpenter soon. Frank S. Nipper of Prague Oklahoma has pursued city grants, indicating plans to relocate equipment including a linotype for use by the Carpenter authorities.
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Carpenter
Frank S. Nipper
Prague
Okla
Carpenter Muthorithee
Carpenter Plans Electric Plant and Nehta for Town
A carpenter proposes supplying electricity to run machinery and forms Nehta for the town. If arrangements satisfy, he will build a brick structure 100 by 25 feet to carry out the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehta
Fred Kingham Fractures Leg in Rural Accident
Fred Kingham of Kingham Tire and Repairs sustained a double fracture of the left leg while near Florence, thirty six miles north of the city. He drove five miles to Nimmo ranch before Lucius Quinby rushed him to Cheyenne Private hospital under Dr Johnson. Condition reported as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kingham
Kingham Tire and Repairs Company
Florence
Here
Nimmo Ranch
Lucius Quinby
Cheyenne
Johnson
Kingham
Burne Farm Loan Association Formed At Burns
The Burne Farm Loan association organized last Saturday with twenty five members and a loan of 34000 subscribed. H F Skinner of Burns was elected president and Charles Lyons of Burns secretary and treasurer. The association serves 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. Morris Rovenik of Russia now of Chugwater, Frita Nelson of Sweden now of Owen, Wryo Louie Skui of Nusa now of use Center, Sidney Willets of England now of Cheyenne, James Nimmo of Scotland now of Cheyenne, Laula Storenberg of Sweden son of Cheyenne, Julius Cooper of Russia now of Iowa Center, and Mary Keelan of Ireland now of Cheyenne. Other applicants were left pending further court action.
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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 Card
The Salvation Army hall at 415 West Seventeenth street hosted a New Year tree for the poor children. Ensign Harris reported 115 children received bags of candy nuts apples and 110 got toys and story books. The 16 foot tree was donated by Dynamite Bill of Sherman Hill who hauled it thirty miles. Measles cut the program to a third. About thirty children from Converse and South Side schools were given shoes gloves hose and underwear and twenty more will receive them today. About $60 will be spent on clothing separate from tree gifts.
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Salvation Army
West Seventeenth Street
Ensign Harris
Army
Bill
Sherman Hill
Harris
Converse
South Side
Carrigan's Twin City Trust Chartered in Lewiston
The Twin City Trust Company received a charter in Lewiston Maine after a hearing by State Bank Commissioner Irving B. Vernon. William F. Carrigan, former manager of the Boston Americans, heads the new bank with no opposition at the hearing.
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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 Train Schedule Announced
American Red Cross car No. 1 will depart the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific on January 5 and arrive in Cheyenne January 9 on train 103 at 11 15 a m. Dr. B G Green will lead lectures on Red Cross work and first aid. Rail workers urged to attend as many sessions as possible from January 9 to 14 with sessions daily at 10 a m and 2 p m except January 14. A special session is planned for Saturday January 13.
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American Red Cross
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
B. G. Green
Red Cross
Towns urges strict controls to curb drug abuse and opiates
Towns argues for limiting opium derivatives and restricting hypodermic syringes to physician use. He recalls old time medicine chests and urges a presidentially appointed committee to investigate the drug problem and push coordinated state laws. He also calls for postwar international drug accord with global leaders.
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Towns
England Begins National Bread Saving Under New Regime
London January 1 new food saving measures take effect as England bakes a standard loaf for 18 percent flour saving. Officials say the move aims for more nutritious bread and extra conservation steps are expected from the food controller's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Food Controller's Department
Jacobi Endorses Birth Control Publicly
Dr Abraham Jacobi, renowned physician, declares support for birth control in a public address at a Med society meeting. He states his position clearly during the New York event held on January 2.
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New York
Abraham Jacobi
The
Med
Ical Association
County of
Jacobi
State Bar Plans Big Session in Wyoming
The Wyoming Bar Association prepares for its third annual session in the supreme court courtroom on January 15. Clyde M. Watts of Cheyenne is secretary of the executive council coordinating arrangements including a banquet at Parish House and rooms in private homes after the Inter Ocean hotel loss. The program covers welcomes, memberships, committee reports, legal topics, and elections with officers and council members listed.
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Wyoming Bar Association
Supreme Court
Executive Council
Clyde M. Watts
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean Hotel
Thomas Hunter
W. Q. Phelan
Justce C. N. Potter
Tragic Wall Collapse Buries Two Men in Cheyenne Site
In Cheyenne a concrete and carpentry crew rushed to rescue after a wall fell killing Kelley's partner Hart Wainwright and injuring Harrison. Foremen R C Rowhind and L P Johnson led the effort as Chamberlain narrowly escaped and Turco was saved from a tool box. Wainwright had lived in Cheyenne for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright
Kelley
Wainright
Harrison
Concrete Gang
Carpenters Gang
R. C. Rowhind
L. P. Johnson
Frank Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Turco
Cheyenne
Knights of
Unnamed man dies in Perry area accident
Coroner Clyde Early took charge of the body of G. D. Kelley 35 of Lexington Neb who died after a fall at the Perry Inn. He suffered a fractured right ankle multiple bruises and possible internal injuries. No relatives located.
Man Mistakes Formaldehyde for Whiskey Then Spoils New Year Return
R T Ribling, released from city jail after a New Year celebration, grabbed a bottle in the window and drank formaldehyde before officers could stop him. Dr. O K Snyder was summoned and saved his life, sending him back to jail to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Ribling
O. K. Snyder
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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
Peno
Abel
Telephone
Carey Avenue
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