Bank Mismanagement Trial Opens in Weld County Court
Trial of Irving Elberta L Stark and J P Miller for mis management of the Louisville bank at Louisville Boulder county began before Judge Robert Strong in Weld district court. Indictments allege deposits accepted after insolvency including funds of the United Mine Workers. Venue changes moved the case from Weld to Boulder. Jury selected with 12 men facing multiple peremptory challenges as defense and prosecution prepare for proceedings.
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 Held Awaiting U S District Court Trial In Cheyenne
John Henry Miller of Jackson was brought to Kemmerer by Deputy Sheriff Roy McDougal and jailed to await trial in Cheyenne. He was bound over by Judge Otto B. Williams at Jackson for a preliminary hearing on charges of theft of government property from forest facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wye
John Henry Miller
Jackson
First Trains Pass Over New Tracks in Laramie
In Laramie Wyoming on March 19 Engineer John Costin led the first westbound No 4 over the new city tracks arriving near on time. Engineer William Naismith followed the eastbound line as the first to view the new lines. General Superintendent Hammill arrived from the west aboard No 4 with his car cut off and moved to a siding. Passengers crossed doors were opened for access from street to platform with no car cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramip
Wyo
John Costin
William Naismith
Hammill
Grand Avenue
University Avenue
Raids Tip Casper Police Target Gambling Ring
Sergeant Charles Waston and Casper officers raided a noon rooming house, arresting A. Morgan W. G. Kennedy Fred Paxton and Nickolas on gambling charges. Chief Wolf vows more raids to purge parasites and civic deficiencies amid national calls for more men in army and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Sergty Charles Waston
A. Morgan
W. G. Kennedy
Fred Paxton
Nickolas
Wolf Clatma
Wellington Town Board Bars German in Public Meetings
Wellington Colorado, March 19. The town board tabled an ordinance to prohibit German in public meetings, provoking protests from German Congregational and German Lutheran churches. A resolution urges displaying the U S flag and requires English in public speaking, with German permitted for worship for those unable to use English.
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Wellington
Colo
Mar
Town Board of
Atreta
United States
German Empire
Town of
Holders Held for Stealing Garr of Rooze from Rancher
Two telegraphs arrived at Kemmerer from Cokeville and were lodged in the county jail awaiting trial. Justice Tuckett bound the defendants over to district court on $200 bonds each. The charge stems from a drunken spree and alleged theft of a whiskey case from a sleigh at Cokeville, taken by the men from a rancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Walter Smalley
Tuckett
Teachers Scarce in Cody Facing School Year Change
Cody Wyoming reports an almost entirely new faculty for the next school year as most teachers leave or seek other posts. Superintendent A A Slade will remain, with Miss Frances Logan named principal and several staff movers filling roles across the grades.
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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. A H Woolever, assistant cashier for two years, becomes cashier. Cloos will retire for health reasons but 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 Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers Meet in Cody
Cody Wyoming March 19 The Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers association named Cody the next meeting place after a close vote with Park County and Basin flockmasters united. Worland hosted 400 men with a dinner and toast program while officials spoke on wool grading range conditions forestry and tax valuation protests. Officers were re elected including President A L Pearson and Secretary W O Steele. Further plans will be announced.
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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 members of the Chamber of Commerce outline a good roads day to rally the town. Businesses will close to allow maximum labor on designated road sections, with committees overseeing each area to organize the effort.
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, son of Prof. Snyder head of Fort Lewis College agriculture, died from a gunshot wound after a shotgun discharged in deep snow. He was transported to Durango hospital but succumbed Monday night. friends mourn the loss of the principal’s favored son.
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 Wyoming features Alex McKeag as administrator for William McKeag in a case against the First National Bank of Laramie and Frank Walker of Medicine Bow. The trial before a jury draws eastern county attention with local lawyers Grossbeck and Armstrong for the plaintiff Cortell for the defense. Several Medicine Bow residents attend, including W C West Charles West Frank Elliott William Brown 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 Aid in Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven American remedy for women suffering nervous and despondent conditions. It describes mood improvement as a result of the herbal formula and portrays it as a standard treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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