First Lincoln County District Court Opens in Kemmerer
The Lincoln County district court held its first term in Kemmerer with Judge David H. Craig presiding. Notables present included T B Tatisferro, W A Mair, Abe Crawford, George Brimmer, and Colonel Wm Christmine. The session opened with prayers and a scheduling of hearings, including admission of Ivan S Jones to defendance and a pending case for Jack Ualey. The date of trial was not yet set and the proceedings span several weeks in a newly arranged courtroom.
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Third Judicial District
Lincoln County
Wyomine
T. B Tatisferro
Rock Springs
W A. Mair
Green River
RB. M. Aushermann
Abe Crawford
Reantton
Ruston
Cheyenne
George E Br
Ivan
Jones
Rich
Logan
Vinh
Jack Ualey
Craig
Tim Kelly
Rawlinn
Carl Cook
Rancher to Modernize Home Below Orin
Douglas Wyoming May 22 J C Shaw of Douglas and Orin plans extensive improvements to his ranch house below Orin. A cellar will be excavated under the building a second story added to provide four extra bedrooms and the home will gain modern conveniences including a powerful lighting system to illuminate the residence bunk house and barn. Shaw is a progressive rancher and livestock operator aiming for a comfortable home.
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Douglas
Wyo
J. C. Shaw
Doulas
Orin
Shaw
Ls & Wiey
Geologist Jamieson Reports Oil Prospects in Wyoming
State Geologist Jamieson recently visited the mountains to study oil beds and will publish findings. He highlights promising drilling by the Zamman Oil & Gas Co and notes drilling in the Henton shale could unlock statewide potential.
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Bwrid Bor
Wyoming
Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Carnacy Concession Split
A brief notice notes Mr. Mitchell personally and a concession to the simplified spellers, now for Mr. Carnacy, indicating a change in stance or policy.
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Mitchell
Mr. Carnacy
Anxious to Become Citizens Hearing Set
Clerk of Court Carl Cook reports 42 petitions for naturalization filed by February 27 will be heard in Kemmerer on May 18 under Judge Craig. Petitioners must appear for examination. a government representative may attend from Washington or Denver. Many applicants delayed by travel costs expect to apply within a year.
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Kemmerek. Wro
Carl Cook
Kemmerer
Juntee Craig
Washington
Denver
Wratiefon
County Agent Plan Gains Momentum Across Wyoming
Wyoming progresses on the county agent plan with A L Campbell named county agent in Premont county. Sheridan county votes $1,000 toward an agriculturist salary as Horn and Park counties organize campaigns. Dr Clyde A Duniway promotes university outreach. lectures arise in Lander Casper Sheridan Buffalo and other towns. an effort to send delegates to Bates Park conference advances.
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A. L. Campbell
Michigan Agricultural College
Premont County
Campbell
Wyoming
Sheridan County
Bit Horn
Park
Clyde A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Lander
Bierton
Shoshoal
Casper
Douglas
Sheridan
Buffalo
Upton
Gillette
Wheatland
Dual- Way
Jake
Laramie
Dr. Muniway
Brevena
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
University Ment.of
Bates Park
Cyaben
Milton Antel Npe Vised Por Disturbance
Milto n Antel Npe was cited for disturbance after Terry Nettleton claimed kinship to the Nettleton Shoe co owner and was arrested during a barge incident. Webb, a hotel owner, presided over by Oulo authorities, fined 65 with a court date set for further action.
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Milton Antel
Network of Drainage Reform Backed by National Congress
Frank W. Mondell and Francis C. Tucker were named to the National Drainage Congress General Educational Committee in Washington. The group urged a national policy for food protection and swamp land reclamation as a public health measure and favored government supervision under a national department of public works. The resolutions frame common defense as protection against disease and internal threats, seeking congressional support and tax authority for public welfare projects.
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Washington
Qonarememan
Frank W. Mondell
New Castle
Francis C. Tucker
Riverton
National Drainage Congrom
Cole
Wilson
Wallington
United States Congress
St. Louis
Third
National Drainage Congress
Department of Public Works
Congress
Edmund T. Perkine
Chicago
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana State Board of Health
Isham Randolph
Mise Maude M. Griffith
Clinton
Missouri Woman Farmer's Club
Central Cooperative Committee of Reclamation Associations
Charles JH. Cartlidge
Burlington
United States
Drainage Congress
Construction on Wyoming state fair agriculture building underway
Douglas Wyoming May 22 Nineteen twenty era report notes contractor C W Goodrich of Wheatland arrives with four men and begins work on the state fair agriculture building. Sub contractors Esmay handles carpentry labor millwork and lumber while Mr Kemay installs structural iron. Concrete and brick work done by Goodrich. Project to be pushed to completion in ample time for the state fair.
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Douglas
Wyo
C. W. Goodrich
Wheatland
Fair Grounds
Esmay
Fair Commission
Kemay
Goodrich
Woman Laughs to Death During Bridge Whist Game
Hartford May 22 A widow 74 years old Mrs Mary Tretxid of this city began to laugh at a clever play in a bridge whist game with her grandson and died while still laughing before physicians arrived.
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Hartford
Mary
Freckle Remedy Promises Clear Complexion
An old advertisement touts a freckle removal remedy claiming dramatic results with minimal cost. It urges buying an ounce of a doubled strength ethine from a druggist under a money back guarantee if freckles persist.
Fireproof School Building Rules Quietly Spreading
A recent education bureau report highlights fireproof school design as a national concern. Ohio leads with a strong inspection system after the Collinwood disaster, while many states show weak or absent fire requirements, despite growing use of schools as community centers.
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United States Bureau of Education
Collinwood
United States
Ohio
Union
Frank Irving Cooper
Boston
Massachusetts
Cooper
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Rag Dances Stir Debate in England Over Modern Dances
New York May 21 Invasion of the British tele with the turkey trot and other dances sparks a lively public dispute. Newspapers quote London attitudes as strange yet contend dancers are not curious.
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New York
London
Standard
New York Americans Skip Hortunda Training After Cold Clash
President Frank Farrell returns from Chicago and cites warm weather and dampness as the cause for poor showing as the New York Americans will not train in Hortunda again. Manager Chane declines comment on pitchers sore arms and lame backs since the season opener.
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New York
Hortunda
Frank Farrell
Chicago
Farrell
Chane
New York Barbers End Strike Split over Week Schedule
Six committees representing boss and journeymen barbers in New York and Brooklyn agreed to the striking barbers demands with a four hour workweek difference and union recognition rejected. Shops will close Sundays as a result.
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New York
Brooklyn
Thia
Barnum's Pat Lady Dias Apter Operation Record
Chicago May 2. A brief health note reports the operation on Pat Lady Dias Apter weighing about six pounds. Details show Mrs Mary referenced in the item.
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Barnum
Pat Lady Dias
Peters Exhibit Died After Weighty Struggle On Stage
A 600 pound performer known as Peters died at the county hospital after an operation to remove a growth. The bed collapsed as she lay in hospital, two chairs reinforced the cots, and a special coffin was required. Survived by three children living in Philadelphia.
Time Tables Union Pacific Main Line West Bound
Rail schedule lists arrivals and departures for Nos. 1 3 5 7 9 and more on the Union Pacific Main Line with West Bound and East Bound services including Overland Limited and California Express. Denver Pacific lines show southbound trains with arrivals and departures at specified times.
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Overland
California Express
Oregon Express
Coe
Train Schedules for Cheyenne Orin and Denver Routes
Rail timetable lists No 29 leaving Cheyenne at 7 10 am for Orin arriving 22 45 pm No 30 from Orin 1 25 pm to Cheyenne 7 00 pm No 28 Cheyenne to Denver 7 30 am arrives 12 05 pm No 27 Denver to Cheyenne 2 30 pm arrive 7 10 pm Chicago Burlington and Quincy Route No 159 accommodation arrives daily except Sunday at 3 00 pm No 169 accommodation departs daily...
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Veeseees
Atlantic Express
Eastern Express
Los Angeles Limited
Ibaa
Eesees
Milwaukee Special
Denver Pacific
South
North
Cheyenne
Orin
Denver
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Awit Cele Dso Ma Si
Macon Banker Dies After Bichloride of Mercury Poisoning
B Sandora Walker a young Macon banker died at 1 95 this morning after a week facing the inevitable after taking bichloride of mercury. Family gathered as doctors declared no hope. He faced death calmly saying if this be dying none will fear its terrors. Opioid influence limited pain and doctors declined to discuss treatment.
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Macon
B. Sandora Walker
Walker
Sioux City Millionaire Tells of Suicide Bichloride Incident
Robert Palmer a cattle salesman and member of a wealthy Sioux City family swallowed three tablets of bichloride of mercury in a local hotel. He staggered into the street shouting I’ve done it I’ve done it and now lies in a slow fight for life from the poison.
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Sioux City
Robert Palmer
Palmer
Connecticut Man Bets $1060 On Snoring Cure
A Connecticut man offers $1060 for a cure to snoring claiming he will try any treatment. Doctors caution that many promised remedies lack proven effectiveness and advise consulting qualified medical professionals.
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Connecticut
Crash Kills Engineer in Sell-Floto Circus Train Collision
Salt Lake City May 22 An engineer W S Noyes died and several others were injured when a Sell-Floto circus train collided with a Short Line locomotive. Frightened animals stampeded as screams and trumpeting echoed. The engineer apparently failed to see the switch light. Bowers suffered a broken leg and Frank Walker a scalp wound.
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Salt Lake City
Gineer
W. S. Noyes
Noyes
Bowers
Frank Walker
Sherman Co. Floor Finishing Graining Project
A brief notice about Sherman Company finishing flooring with a graining process. Details are limited, but the item notes work on a local property and mentions the contractor's name and service type. No dates or locations are specified in the readable text.
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