Doctor Di Giacomo Convicted of Manslaughter in Wyoming
In Green River district court a jury found Dr. Di Giacomo guilty of manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Virginia Inglese after childbirth. The verdict followed a trial noting alleged physician negligence and failure to summon another doctor despite requests. Bail set at $10,000 pending appeal. punishment ranges one to twenty years.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
di Giacomo
Green River
di Giatamo
Last Jime
Virginia Inglese
Diacomo
Marquis
Stafford
Buss
Inglese
State Supreme Court
Peter Kooi Files Damage Suit Over Coal Payment
Sheridan Wyoming March 22 Attorneys for Peter Kooi filed suit against John H Rosen Pearl Rosen Amalgamated Development Corp and Western Coal Co for money due for coal delivered in 1916 to defendants in North Dakota. The amount claimed totals 5546.08 with interest. Kooi seeks a receiver to seize Rosen assets to satisfy the judgment and disputes Rosen’s transfer of property to his wife to evade payment.
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Kool
Twelfth District of the Judicial Court
Rosen
Kooi
Commercial Club Buys Seed Barley for Sheridan Farmers
Sub. ridan Wyoming March 22 The Sheridan Commercial Club has purchased a car of choice barley for distribution among Sheridan county farmers at general cost. The step follows an identified demand and near absence of local supply, urged by the County Council, to aid growers.
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Subridan
Wyo
Sheridan Commercial Club
Sheridan County
Musterole Ad Promises Fast Baby Chest Relief
An old fashioned ad urges mothers to keep Musterole for coughs and chest cold symptoms. It claims fast relief and even pneumonia prevention with 30c 60c jars and hospital size $2.50.
Barley Buy Planned by Commercial Club
National Defense after a county survey showed a shortage. The Commercial club located three barley sources and selected Northrup King Co Minneapolis as best. Six row Minnesota barley with parity SS germination 88 was bought with financing from Associated Banks of Sheridan. Price 5.85 to 6.00 per hundred pounds, stored at Sheridan Commercial Company, orders via Gwinn Thomas or W A Anderson.
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National Defense
Northrup King& Co
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Associated Banks
Sheridan
Club
Barker
Sheridan Commercial Company
Gwinn
Commercial Company
Max Guthilan Of Immglas Ti Ns War
Douglas Wyoming March 22 Max Guthilain learns of his wartime elevation only recently as two men seek his whereabouts in the land office to claim the man who runs the war. A drafted man asks if Guthilan is in.
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Max Guthilain
Immglas
Douglas
Wyo
Mar
Max
Land Office
Dy.” Guthila
German Church expresses support for U S war aims
Rev G J Schmidt of the German Congregational church at Port Collins Colo published a telegram to President Wilson showing the church and the state convention’s stance. The telegram states unanimous approval of U S war aims and pledge of loyal support to the country. John Hoelzer is listed as chairman and born as secretary.
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John Hoelzer
Draft program to drill men at Linden auditorium
In Sheridan Wyomingmarch 22 J 1 Kirby George Forsythe and Bert Frevel volunteer to drill men drafted under a selective draft. The program operates in conjunction with the educational school first meeting Thursday evening at 7 pm at the Linden auditorium. Kirby and Porayihe attended the officers training camp at the Presidio and Hert French has recently retired from the army with an honorable discharge.
Plans for New Road Approved
Montpelier to Afton road approved by Idaho and district forest officials. Recommendations for survey funding sent to Washington. Supervisor Simpson notes overall highway will connect the two valleys within a few years though work this year may be limited to surveying due to labor and material costs. Freight traffic on the Montpelier Afton route may push a special effort to start construction this year.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Montpelier-Afton
Idaho
Washington
Simpson
Logan Canyon
King Named Principal for Lyman Schools
Lyman Wyoming March 22 R P King of Grand Island Nebraska has been employed as principal of the Lyman schools. He aims to resolve recent troubles and improve conditions for a successful term next year. He teaches the high school and urges as many students as possible to remain.
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Lyman, Wyo
R. P. King
Grand Island
Neb
Lyman Schools
Sent to Worland for Stealing Sheep
Sheridan Wyoming reports 18 year old C Gielish sentenced by Judge Burgens to one to ten years at the Worland industrial school for stealing sheep at Burlington stockyards. Arresting agent G P Heath tracked him on the 12th. Gielish linked to Fen Loventhal, already sentenced January for the same offense.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Soif
Gielish
Milwaukee Mayor Indicted Amid Defense Council Ties
Wheeler B. Bloodgood of the county council of defense announced papers to seek the indictment of Wigor Woan, a mayoral candidate. Bloodgood intends to push Milwaukee under military law as part of the rush to secure reelection amid the legal actions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wheeler B. Bloodgood
County Council of Defense
Mien
Wigor
Bloodhend
Impanifiaing Jury For Trial In Casper Case
In Casper Wyoming today the court deliberates on impanelling a jury for the trial of Ruth Graham and Mildred Owens charged with stabbing "Chicken" Graham to death at the Sand Bar last fall. Jurors are being examined for knowledge of the case as the process continues, with completion expected this evening and trial to begin tomorrow.
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Casper, Wyo
Sens
Hereford Carload To Boost Local Range Stock
Lyman Wyoming March 22 The Smiths Fork Cattlemen's association will buy a carload of registered herefords to place on the range this summer H J Taylor will select bulls from leading eastern herds and ship them ready for range use before July 1, signaling regional cattlemen's progress.
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Taylor
Herda
Woman Seeks Relief After Two Months in Bed
A letter from Mrs. 8. C. Small of Clayton New Mexico describes long illness with backache rheumatic pains and kidney trouble. After taking Foley Kidney Pills she reports significant improvement noting the medicine did more good than all others and is sold everywhere.
Sadler Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Casper Wye March 22 Joseph Sadler was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Bennie Fair during a December incident. The defense argued self defense and hallucination of threat, with the court to determine exact sentencing. The jury deliberated over two days before returning the verdict and will be limited by the judge to an imprisonment term between twenty years and life.
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Casper
Wye
Joseph Sadler
Bennie Fair
Minden
Wbetar
Sadler
Fair
Mtal
War-power bill to seize private property in wartime
Senate military committee chair Chamberlain introduced a bill from Acting Secretary Crowell granting the president authority to take over private property of any kind deemed necessary during the war. The measure aims to empower swift government action in national security and wartime production.
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Washington
War Department
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Crowell
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