Lowrey Trial On In Court In Hartville District
The trial of George Lowrey of Hartville for perjury opened in district court before Judge C F Carpenter and Judge Matson. Prosecutor L Rigdon and attorney Wilfred O Leary represent the state with Walter S Still for Lowrey, one of three Hartville citizens charged in similar perjury cases connected to Mayor Anthony Wilde saga. Jury selected with morning sessions and witnesses expected from both sides as court resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville
Anthony Wilde
George Lowrey
C. F. Carpenter
Second Judicial District
Matson
Laramie County
L. Rigdon
Wifred O'Leary
Walter 8
Lowrey
C.d.fletcher Beth
Hartvith
Joe Schmitz
Fred Miller
BR. 7
Gorman
G. W. Smith
Frank Jerner
John Fleming
Johm Chaplin
T. Bh. Garey
W. R. Junk
J. T. Bell
Frank Haneschka
Belee Court Triehes
Three Convicts Pardoned and One Sentence Commuted
The state board of pardons granted pardons to Joe Carroll Abraham Loysen and Elijah Pitts and commuted the sentence of one inmate. Loysen a former Cheyenne detective was jailed in December 1908 for theft from Laramie county and must leave Wyoming permanently. Pitts from Fremont county received a six year term for felonious assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pardons
Joe Carroll
Abraham Loysen
Elijah Pitts
Loysen
Wes
Laramie County
Wyoming
New York
Killah Pitts
Rremont County
C. N. Norton
Commutation gives three years for forgery case
Swestwater county records note a May 1908 sentence commutation to three years with regular good time. Norton was convicted of forgery. M H Hartung returned from an eastern trip and sold a 5000 acre stock ranch in Banner county and 1800 acres near Camp Stool to Kansas parties for high grade stock and winter forage. SCENES INCIDENT TO FATAL AUTO CRASH near Valley Stream details two teenage sisters killed when their car was struck by a train. their father and the chauffeur survived with minor injuries.
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Swestwater County
Norton
M. H. Hartung
Kimball
Banner County
Nebraska
Camp Stool
Kansas
New York
Long Island
Valley Stream
Jeanenie P. Crawford
Charlotte M. Crawford
Andrew Crawford
Charles Neugehauer
Bronx
Brooklyn
Tungsten Lamps To Line Carey Avenue In Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Light company yesterday had a force of men distributing material for a number of new tungsten lamps along Carey avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Light Company
Carey Avenue
Elks Travel By Five Special Trains to Detroit Meeting
Five special trains carried Elks from California Oregon Washington and other points to Detroit for grand lodge events. The Oakland special stopped in Cheyenne for thirty minutes distributing advertising matter while loaded with prominent Elks from Oakland San Francisco and San Luis Obispo. About 250 Elks and their wives on the Oregon and Washington special arrived late in the day and were met by local lodge members before being escorted to the lodge home for a half hour of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Western
Grand Lodge
Detroit
Cheyenne
Oakland
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo
California
Oregon
Washington
Notice on Eagle bond interest collection at bank
All persons holding Eagle bonds may collect interest by presenting coupons at Stock Growers' Bank. J. J. Castle, vice president, H. Hawksworth, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notioe
Stock Growers’ Bank
J. J. Castle
W. Pres
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by War Veteran
William A Burgess of Danville Illinois testifies that after army service stomach kidney and liver troubles left him with poor health. He credits three bottles of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic stimulant and renovator raising his weight by fifteen pounds and improving his condition, urging others to use it to lower doctor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Burgess
U. S. Army
William A. Burcess
P. O- Box
Danville, Ill
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a half century old public remedy. It claims absolute purity distilled from malted grain and describes its health and strength giving properties as prescribed by doctors for all family members. The text also mentions a price of 61.99 for wines.
Frontiersman Camp Tour by Ezra Meeker in City
Ezra Meeker sets up an Oregon Trail camp at Eddy and Eighteenth streets across from the post office to promote marking the trail. He will address the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution at Carnegie Library at 8 p.m. Saturday. The scene features an old prairie schooner and wagon parts used on his 1850s journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Meeker
Washington
Meeker
Eddy and
Eighteenth Streets
Congress
Atalantic
Pacific
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Carnegie Lbrary
Lawyer Seeks 250000 Per Por Prorate Law Work
Chicago July. A fee of 250000 is demanded and may be paid to Clarence A. Kulkh for services rendered distributing the estate of Charles W. T. Yerkes. Chancellor Browning today declared the fee just and not exorbitant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Chicago
Levy Mayer
Ogden Gas Company
Clarence A. Kulkht
Charles WT. Yerkes
Manter
Gran Lo W. Browning
Forest fire damage overestimated near Esterbrook region
Report from Cheyenne residents states the Esterbrook forest fire last week caused only one house loss, a claim shanty owned by Harry Foxton, with no ranches or saw mills harmed. A two square mile area burned over three days as miners and travelers battled the blaze, and locals accuse an opposing party of delaying response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Esterbrook
Itte
Harry Foxton
Bbrook
Phrey Brothers Held By County Police In Seadoo Theft
Three brothers from Chod, working two weeks in Cheycom, were arrested by county authorities after allegedly planning and executing a four day robbery. Police say the suspects fended off pursuit while a lookout monitored from a room, then fled with a quarter ounce from the Palmer gate at the PopHitan hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chod
Cheycom
Polles
Tel
Harper
New Dyer
PopHitan
Palmer Cate
Lynch refuses to discipline Cubs player over conduct
President Lynch of the Nations League refused to discipline Johnny Byers of the Cubs after charges by Barney Dreyfuss. The dispute centered on alleged unbecoming language in Pittsburg on June 25 heard by spectators including women. Dreyfuss alleged misbehavior by Evers, but defense claimed provocation from insults at the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Pittburg
Thos. J. Lynch
Nations League
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Johnny Byers
Cubs
Dreyfuss
Lynch
Chicago
Pittebore
Chickey
Pittshore
Evora
Ddveyfuss
Evert
Nimetz Tailor and Cleaners on Carey Ave
Local clothing service offers made to measure garments cleaning pressing and alterations at 1821 Carey Avenue, Missouri. Established shop provides tailored fitting and garment care for residents and visitors seeking quality handiwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Nimetz
Carey Ave
Let Me Figure On Your Wiring
An electrician with eighteen years of experience advertises complete supplies and fixtures in the city. He guarantees all work and offers prompt attention with job work, Tungsten lamps, motors, dynamos, and vacuum cleaners.
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Indark
Trench
Carden
Second District
Wearing
Henderson
Wireck
Taylyro
KY Valley
Jlanette P Crawford
Andrew Cieawford
Charlotte M Crawfarn
Sherman Co
H. Hawksworth
Duffy’s Pure
Plains
Phrey Brothers
Hore Bcerd
Seadoo
Phepts
Frederick R. Hopkins
Fareous
Electa Coffee
Camtotl Commercial VO
S. P. Stevenson
Cheyenne, Wyo
United States Depository
U. S
United States
Joan Clay
W. L. Whipple
DT. A, Johnson
Whitaker
A. N. Marl
Curtis Templen
John Clay
A. H. Marble
LCG
Whipple
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