Bank Gase Goes to Greeley Court
Trial of Irving Elberta L Stark and J P Miller for mis management of the Louisville bank at Louisville Boulder county began in Weld district court Judge Robert Strong presiding The bank closed in January 1915 Three bank officials faced charges of accepting deposits after insolvency Indictments from September 1915 included deposits for funds of the United Mine Workers of America The case moved via venue changes to Weld then Dowldér county A twelve man jury was selected with defense and prosecution teams named District Attorney Russel Flenting Deputy Foot Grin and George Pomeroy expected to assist in the trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
Eam
Irving Elberta
L. Stark
J. P. Miller
Louteville Bank
Louteville
Boulder
Robert Strong
Weld District
Louisville
Elbertson
Stark
Noakler County
United Mine Workers of America
Qtash
Wela
Dowldér County
KE. H. McClenahan
Irving Elberteen
Wisoncourt
J. W. Luckwan
Henry
Russel Flenting
Port Collings
Foot
Grin Itte
George Pomeroy
Houlder County
Miller Charged With Theft of Government Property
John Henry Miller of Jackson was brought to Kemmerer in custody of Deputy Sheriff Roy McDougal and Forester to await trial in Cheyenne. He was bound over by Judge Otto Williams on $500 bond and charged with breaking into foresters and rangers camps and taking government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wye
John Henry Miller
Jackson
First Trains Pass Over New Tracks in Laramie
Engineer John Costin led train No 4 over the new Laramie tracks becoming the first westbound service to use the route. Engineer William Naismith piloted the eastbound No 4 as officials observed cautious crossings. General Superintendent Hammill arrived from the west aboard No 4 and crossed the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramip
Wyo
John Costin
William Naismith
Hammill
Grand Avenue
University Avenue
Gambling raid nets Casper arrests in noon rooming house
Sergeant Charles Watson leads Casper police in a raid at a rooming house at noon today. Four men A Morgan W G Kennedy Fred Paxton Nickolas were arrested on gambling charges as officers plan further raids to curb vice in the city amid national calls for more manpower in the army and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Sergty Charles Waston
A. Morgan
W. G. Kennedy
Fred Paxton
Nickolas
Wolf Clatma
German Language ban debated by Wellington town board
Wellington Colorado March 19. The town board tabled an ordinance to prohibit using German in church services or public gatherings, sparking protests from German Congregational and Lutheran churches. A unanimous resolution urged English for public speaking during the war, while exemptions allowed German worship and catechetical classes.
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Wellington
Colo
Mar
Town Board of
Atreta
United States
German Empire
Down of Wellington
Town of
Men Held in Wyoming for Stealing Garr of Rooze
Two telegraphs were brought to Kemmerer from Cokeville by Deputy Sheriff Walter Smalley and lodged in the county jail to await a trial in district court. They were bound over on $200 bonds by Justice Tuckett. The charge stems from a drunken spree and a disputed theft of a whiskey case from a sleigh at Cokeville, later purchased by a rancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Walter Smalley
Tuckett
Teachers Scarce As Cody School Faces Major Turnover
Cody Wyoming outlines a near total faculty change for the next school year. Superintendent A A Slade may depart for offers in Laramie or Missoula. New principal Miss Frances Logan and several teachers will seek other fields or reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
A. A. Slade
Laramie
Missoula
Frances Logan
Olive Hester
Mina Lucille Brady
Adelaide Dampier
Misa Mildred Badrich
Thomas
Hefty
Dorothy Waples
Hester
Delia Scanlon
Wapiti
Naida Baird
Eula Baird
Blanch Dean
Change in Cashiers at the State Bank Torrington
Frank Cloos resigns as cashier of the Torrington State Bank effective March 1 after eight years in the role. A. H. Woolever, assistant cashier for two years, becomes cashier. Cloos remains on the board of directors and will manage Goshen county farm interests. Woolever previously served six years as bookkeeper for Swan Land and Cattle at Chugwater.
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Torrington
Wyo
Frank Cloos
A. H. Woolever
Cloos
The
Ank
Goshen County
Woolever
State Bank
Swan Land & Cattle Company
Chugwater
Cody Wins Bid To Host Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers Meet
Cody Wyoming won the next Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers Association meeting by one vote after a contest with Park County delegates and Big Horn flockmasters. Worland hosted 400 men for a luncheon and social evening, with talks on wool grading, range conditions, forestry, and summer range. Officers were re elected and plans announced for member registration and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Big Horn Basin
W. ¢. Riteh
Worland
Frank King
Laramie
Alien
State Association
A. L. Pearson
W. O. Steele
Good Roads Plans Formed at Basin
Basin Wyoming announces a Good Roads Day organized by the Basin Chamber of Commerce. The plan calls for all businesses to close temporarily to allow community wide road maintenance, with committees assigned to road sections and named local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
Basin Chamber
Basin-Manderson
A. B. Martin
R. B. West
Basin-Burlington
A. W. Cons
Pease
J. C. Stewart
Bapin-Burlington
T. K. Bishop
E. Gleeson
Raain-Kyattrille
C. A. Zaring
Fort Collins Lad Dies of Wound
Theodore Snyder 15 year old son of Prof Snyder head of Fort Lewis College of Agriculture died after a gunshot wound from an accidentally discharged 20 gauge shotgun. He fell in deep snow and the trip to Durango hospital required six horses seven hours, and he died Monday night with sorrow among Fort Lewis faculty and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Mar
Theodore Snyder
Snyder
School of Agriculture
Fort Lewis
Durango
Fort Lewis School
Civil Case at Rawlins Attracts Much Attention
A civil suit in Rawlins, in the district court this week, involves Alex McKeag as administrator for William McKeag, the First National Bank of Laramie, and Frank Walker of Medicine Bow as defendants. The case, before a jury, draws Eastern county interest with local attorneys Grossbeck and Armstrong for the plaintiff and Cortell for the defense. Represented Medicine Bow residents include W C West, Charles West, Frank Elliott, William Brown, and McKeags, plus Walker family members and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wryo
Alex McKeag
William MecKeag
First National Bank of
Laramie
Medicine Bow
W.C. West
Charles West
Frank Elliott
William Brown
David McKeag
Frank Walker
Harry Hannas
Dorsey Kerr
Albert Cronberg
W. F. Shields
John Burke
Despondent Women Find Remedy in Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
The article claims women suffer from female ills but can regain cheer through Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound made from herbs and roots. It presents the medicine as a standard American remedy for despondent conditions and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Greeley Court
Winona
Wenoob Corporations
Wickert, Gen Agt
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Aereyv Av Chevenne
Wro
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Garr
Lola Y At
Dr. King
Enue
Ki King
P&rf
Pullman Company
Chicago
A. Berry
E. Silver
Frank Drigpoll
Basin-Shell
F. A. Wise
H. W. Houghton
G. J. Schenk
Baxin Boy Scouts
Wdfnd
Caldwell
Syr the
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