Opening of New Laramie County Courtroom Delights Bar
The March term of 1920 opens in Laramie County with Judge Mentzer presiding. Sheriff Smalley declares court in the new city county building as Judge Lacey lauds the bar and the building’s design and history. Jury trials await furnishings while civil cases proceed with temporary arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
District Court
First Justicial District
State of
Wyoming
Laramie County
William GC
Mentzer
United States
State of Wyoming
EB. J. Smalley
Lacey
W. W. Morlett
Corlett, Lacey & Niner
Morlett
Joseph W. Fisher
State Supreme Court
Fisher
J. Joe Fisher
Little Round Top
Gettysburg
Hugo Donzelman
Crow Creek
E. J. Smalley
Cheyenne
Laramie
In-Brief City Visitors List From Across State
A long list records residents and guests visiting Cheyenne and area towns including Saratoga Riverton Douglas Casper Rock Springs Lusk Meado w Pine Bluffs and others with stays at the Moffatt Plains Normandie and the Plains hotel. Names include D J Thomas M 8 Albert A O Allen J E B Stanfield Theo Shoemaker Lulu Koenig Mabel Fortune Taliaferro Bent Hobbs Lewis Ayers Gilford Knowlton Edwards Plunkett Humphrey Fitzgerald Alloway Carroll Rosette Wagner Gibson Atkinson Wright Davis and others.
Wanted furnished apartment near center by reliable party
Classified note seeks a furnished apartment close in for a permanent and reliable renter. Contact via phone 135 with details for immediate consideration.
Grazing Permits On Intermountain Range
Ogden Utah March 22 Approximately 3 000 000 sheep and 550 000 cattle will be grazed on national forest ranges in the inter mountain region this summer and fall according to a bulletin from the local US Department of Agriculture office The sheep and cattle will produce a gross revenue in mutton and beef of nearly 27 000 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
National Forest
Intermountain
United States Department of Agriculture
High Winds Damage Nebraska Wheat Crops
Nebraska weather officials report high winds reaching 36 to 40 miles an hour. The Nebraska University agronomy department warns continued winds could seriously damage the state's wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebtaska
Weather Bureau
University of Nebraska Agronomy Department
Foley Kidney Pills Help Evansville Clerk Relieve Rheumatic Pain
A letter from J. N. Tohill of Lottie Hotel Evansville Indiana describes weeks of constant pain in thigh muscles treated as rheumatism with no relief. After using Foley Kidney Pills he reports immediate improvement and relief from backache rheumatic pains and stiff joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Tohill
Lottie Hotel
Evansville
Ind
Brotherhood Calls Potatoes Boycott Over Cost of Living
The Brotherhood of Equality asks the public to refrain from buying potatoes after March 23 until the group ends the boycott. No further details on scope or duration are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Equality
Weather data summary for date period
The report lists temperatures with actual mean 44 degrees versus normal 35 for the date, highest 50 at 10:45 am and lowest 38 at 1 am, wind velocity up to 48 mph from the west, and total precipitation 1.05 inches since January 4 with normal 4.57 inches. Rain last 24 hours was none, snow trace unmelted, and trace snow melted.
Rail executives spar over method to value rail properties
Washington March 2 railroad executives and employees debated valuation methods for rail properties under a 5 percent net annual return guarantee. A. P. Thom of the Association of Railway Executives urged using property investments and traffic and supply accounts as conservative figures, noting data are incomplete but value could reach about 20 trillion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Congress
A. P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Thom
Commission
Lenine Aims to Extend Red Dominion in Europe
A report to American and British authorities in Warsaw says Nikola Lenine the Bolshevik premier seeks to become head of a continental communist state. It states he is pursuing control across Russia to restore order, seek peace with Poland, and secure credit for Russia abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Nikola Lenine
Russia
Poland
Baker Would Build Public Friendship
Secretary Baker told the Senate Agriculture Committee that government operation of the mussel Shoals Alabama nitrate plant could yield an annual profit of 2 900 000 dollars. He urged passage of a war department bill to create a 12 500 000 dollar government corporation to run the plant for commercial purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mussel Shoals
Alabama
Baker
Senate Agriculture Committee
War Department
Next Chamber Dinner Set for March 30
The chamber of commerce announces a dinner for members on Tuesday night next week at the Masonic temple. Harold Vaughan Dr Peter Appel and George Dalber lead the committee. A. D. Kelley will be toastmaster with special orchestra music. The Frontier committee and aviation committee will issue announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Harold Vaughan
Peter Appel
George Dalber
A. D. Kelley
Frontier Committee
Aviation Committee
Chamber
Luncheons For Cheyenne Women With Revival Guests
Mrs Ethel Evans Lewis leads free luncheons for Cheyenne business and working women at the Parish house with church volunteers from Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Speakers include Mrs Lewis on business women impact and Dr E J Bulgin sermons at the tabernacle attract crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Ethel Evans Lewis
The
Baptist Church
Grainger
Owen
Evans
Miss Anderson
E. J. Bulgin
the Tabernacle
Masons
Bulgin
Albin Infant Laid at Rest in Lakeview
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arland Pearson was buried in Lakeview cemetery yesterday afternoon. Funeral service held from the Barry-Bricker Brothers chapel. the Pearsons reside near Albin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Lakeview
Arland Pearson
Lakeview Cemetery
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Pearson
Funeral of Mistress Isaacs Held Monday
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Isaacs wife of C. C. Isaacs was held at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon at the Harry-Bricker Brothers parlors. The Rev N M Temple conducted the services. Miss Laura Lee sang several solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Isaacs
C. C. Isaacs
Harry-Bricker Brothers
N.M. Temple
Laura Lee
Lance Creek Discovery Well Faces Water Intrusion
The Ohio No. 4 discovery well in Lance Creek Section 36 ceased production due to water intrusion. Efforts to cement the water flow are underway and expected to succeed. Nearby Ohio company wells in Section 4-35-65, first yielding about 2000 barrels, now produce around 350 barrels, though district veterans remain confident the field will remain a long term producer and ROI will be strong.
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Lance Creek
Ohio No. 4
Section 36
Ohio Company
Ars
Firemen Challenge Coppers to Game
City fire department players form a baseball team and issue a challenge to the police department and to city officials. Police weigh forming a team and accepting, while officials hesitate to field ringers and risk amateur status, considering a decline.
Nebraska Convention Votes on Women's Suffrage for Constitutional Amendments
Lincoln Neb March 22 A resolution to allow women to vote on amendments to the Nebraska constitution was approved by the state constitutional convention. The date for submitting the amendment to voters has not yet been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Nebr
Nebraska
Judge Mentzer to Hear Cordillo Murder Case in Cheyenne
The murder case of John Cordillo with accomplices Pete Cordillo and Walter Nowell, accused in the Frank Jennings killing near Laramie last fall, is reassigned to Judge William C. Mentzer. Trial will occur in Cheyenne after jury selection at the end of April or early May. Locations for Pete Cordillo and Nowell trials have not been announced. The docket shows no trial date yet for John Cordillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cordillo
Pete Cordillo
Walter Nowell
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Wm. C. Mentzer
Mentzer
Cheyenne
C. B. Raymond
Seventh Judicial District
Newell
The Fortune Hunter Triumphs At Atlas
Motion pictures win praise eclipsing stage in a Cheyenne showing of The Fortune Hunter at the Atlas theater. Audiences, critics, and the theatre crowd voiced strong approval as the film drew large crowds. Also on the bill were Knights and Knighties and Good Gracious Bobbie. Dr Esther Kim Pak is noted as the first Korean woman to earn a medical degree in America in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese
Atlas Theatre
Terday
Cheyenne
Bobbie
America
Esther Kim-Pak
The
Woman's Medical College of
Baltimore
North Eakes Park Plan Weighs Summer Start
Commissioner McKerney says a decision on creating a park area north of the city hinges on financing. No action until funds appear. Regular parks open for the season. The Mercury club offers to repair the bathing beach with city supplying materials.
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John J. McKerney
Mercury Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloen Dag
Idge Lacey
Bar
Blackney
City News
D. J. Thomas of
Saratoga
Moffatt
John Burch
Riverton
Albert and
A. O. Allen
Douglas
City
J. EB. Stanfield of
Greybull
the Moffatt
Fred B. Holnese
C. W. Axtell
Thermopolis
Town
Theo. Shoemaker
Manville
Lulu GC. Koenig
Mabel Fortune
Torrington
CG. F. Stark
Lusk
Dave Scoening
Lusite
the Plains
James HI. Cody and
E. J. Schultz of
Casper
T. S. Taliaferro, Jr
Rock Springs
Plains
W. G. Bent
R. I. Hobbs
F. G. Lewis B. Heniment
William L. Ayers
Wheatland
EB. P. Wilcox
L. W. Gilford
Chugwater
W. E. Knowlton
Lingle
H. H. Edwards
Pine Bluffs
EB. J. Plunkett
George W. Humphrey of
Burns
P. Fitzgerald
D. B. Alloway of
Medicine Bow
Normandie
B. F. Carroll
Sheridan
W. Rosette
William Baker
Lagrange
Charles H. Wagner
Thomas Gibson
Charles Atkinson and
A.G. Wright
Frank Davis
Rawlins
Baggage & Express
Railroads
Evangelist Bulgin
Tabernacle
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
Mistress Isaacs
Jommy Jones
Judge Mentzer
Williams
ATLAS
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sands-Hays Drug Co
Organized Labor
Cheyenne Retail Clerks’ Union
Boyd’s Market and Grocery
Ohenstein Company
Golden Rule Gent
Shepherd & Klett George Daiber Myer & Gash
Pam Stark
Jenkins
Tores
Njate Oy
Asserman Shoe Company
Wyoming Laborr Retail Clerks’ International Protective Association
North Eakes Park
Fletcher
Castoria
Nelda
Marchick & Sons
Marchick & Son
Tae
Mase
Carey
Swifch CompAny
Cail
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, ‘Ill
Ica
Val
He Rockic
Os Ni Tv
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