Dovlegger First to Be Sentenced in New Court Room
The first man sentenced in the new district court room is Broron Leroy Nelson who pleaded guilty to selling liquor on January 3 and was fined 300 dollars. Numerous defendants facing charges were given time to enter pleas as court operations begin with postponed trials until courtroom installations are finished.
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New District Court Room
Brron Leroy Nelson
Samual L. Welch
Williamampson
Wm. Mentzer
New Court Room
H. G. Arnold
Beatrice Palmer
Samuel L. Welch
Willo Oh
Set
Gaines
Grant Td
John Davis
Ollie West
George J. Forbes
Frank Mullen
Jank S. Jones
Otis Kitchen
Obert G. Patterson
Nfl
Abbott
Joseph Draper
Havig
Frank Jones
Clarence E. Lane
Joseph ‘Ohm
Capital Coast Tea Company
Bond
Hursday
Ramona Bergman
Sam Bergman
Whey
Court hears testimony in family dispute case
The scene centers on a mother Catharine Giotero and her companion Rias with five children present in court. The 13 year old daughter testifies about threats and disturbances while Rias is named as father to two of the younger children though never married to the mother. The mother tearfully confirms years of cohabitation and complicated ties that strain separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Embery
Rias
Flas
Williams Named to Succeed Roper as Internal Revenue Commissioner
William Martin Williams of Alabama is named to succeed Daniel Roper as commissioner of internal revenue. He will also enforce the prohibition amendment and take over after Roper’s resignation. Williams has served as solicitor of the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin Williams
Alabama
Daniel Roper
Internal Revenue
Roper
Williams
Department of Agriculture
Government oil escrow funds in Wyoming total about six million
Official figures show funds impounded or in escrow from Wyoming oil total 6 423 045 81 with 310 000 to the government if Grass Creek litigation pleads, 500 000 from pre Aug 25 1914 production to the government, and 260 700 to the state. Oil companies with established rights stand to receive about 5 620 000 from impounded funds.
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E. G. Finney
Board of Appeals
Department of the Interior
Wyoming
Grass Creek
State of
Hanley
Man Charged With Aggravated Assault After Nail The Wall Incident
Sheridan Wyoming March 22 Walter Snow alleges a prank ended badly when William Davis drove a nail through Snow s car at a dance. Snow was pinioned to a wall by friends and a ten penny nail pierced his ear and into the wall nearly half an inch. Davis faces mayhem potential and assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Walter Snow
William Davis
Davis
Snow
Dayton
Irene Davis arraigned for assault and attempted robbery
Irene Davis, described as colored, was arraigned in district court on charges of assaulting Manuel Crigas, a Fort Russell soldier, and attempting to shoot him during a robbery. Crigas, who testified, had just been fined in police court for a street fight with a Fort comrade.
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Irene Davis
Manuel Crigas
Fort Russell
Crigas
Davis
F. Carroll
Sixteenth Street
Kyldence
Carroll
Anthracite Miners Readying Walkout Over Wage Talks
Negotiations for a new wage agreement for anthracite coal miners were at a standstill today as the workers' general scale committee prepared to decide whether to suspend work on April 4 when the present contract expires. Union leaders report unanimous sentiment in favor of a strike.
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New York
Workers’ General Scale Committee
Murphy Withdraws Suit over 1920 NL Schedule
Chicago March 22 Charles Webb Murphy former owner of the Gabs withdrew the injunction to block a 1920 NL schedule until an accounting with the Chicago club is obtained for money due him.
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Chicago
Charles Webb Murphy
Gabs
National League
Scabies Appears in Lincoln County Sheep Flocks
Scabies has appeared among sheep in Lincoln county Wyoming. Several bands are said to be thoroughly infected. The Lincoln county wool growers association will hold a special meeting to consider the situation. The state board of sheep commissioners may be petitioned to order all county sheep dipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Lincoln County
Lincoln County Wool Growers’ Association
Kansas City Life Expands Offices in Hynds Building
The Kansas City Life Insurance Company of Kansas City Mo now operates under state agent J I Allen in the Hynds building. Gyrus K Drew editor of the insurance department praises Allen and the strong mountain states agency. Under eight years of Allen’s leadership Colorado and Wyoming growth rose yearly and more than 15.5 million dollars in insurance were placed on the books.
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Hynds
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Kansas City
J. I. Allen
Mountain States Banker
Allen
United States
Colorado and Wyoming
Kansas City Life
Washington Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
Washington legislature completes ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. The Senate passes the resolution unanimously making Washington the 35th state to ratify. One more state is needed to enact the amendment.
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Olympia
Wash
Aie Eee
Washington
Senate
Seventeen Year Old Os Girl Faces Jury For Slaying
Caroline Jones 47 confessed slayer of Carl Bay at Bayfield is on trial in Durango district court charged with murder. A 50 jurors panel was narrowed to 16. Bay was shot on January 29 as he met her on the street. Jones waited in a hotel for arrest and claims Bay insulted her. defense asserts justifiable homicide. Bay, a former soldier, was the son of wealthy parents.
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Durango
Colo
Caroline Jones
Carl Bay
Bayfield
Bay
Caroline
Ray
Labor Party Meeting to Be Held Monday
The Lazarmie county labor party will hold a meeting next Monday night to organize a state labor party for the purpose of furthering the plan of the American Federation of Labor to nominate a man for president who will fairly represent the labor of the country.
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Lazarmie County Labor Party
American Federation of Labor
American Legion defends members from red infiltration
The National Americanism Commission of the American Legion issued a statement from Indianapolis March 24 denying plans to admit Reds to gain secrets. It asserts openness to all who believe in Americanism, while warning internal enemies will be exposed. The text emphasizes loyalty to the constitution, law and order, and one hundred percent Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Americanism, Commission of the American Legion Today
The
American Legion
Reds
Legion
America
United States of America
Fragmented pledge fragment about democracy and mutual help
The text speaks of combating autocracy by the classes and masses, promoting peace and goodwill, safeguarding justice, freedom and democracy, and sanctifying comradeship through mutual helpfulness. It reflects a vow to uphold these principles for posterity.
Queen Victoria Studied Hindustani After Sixty
The text notes that after turning seventy the late Queen Victoria studied Hindustani and spoke it fluently, illustrating her continued pursuit of language learning and cultural exposure in old age.
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Queen Victoria
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Jackson Lewis
Mentzer
James Carman
Mayfield
Foley
William Diartin Williams
Achidanite
Rene
Murphy
Scabies
Lincoln
Labor Party
Jenkins Shoe Company
Lincoln Highway
John Schuneman
Gheyenne
Rata & Roch
Yema Cave
U. B
Rothchild
Aace
aaLano
Stork
Eatonic
Barone
Wealiefied
Eatonic Remedy Co
Wabash Ave
Havi
Eift
Hell
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