Ed Riley Found Guilty of Manslaughter in District Court
Bad Riley, the youth accused in the slaying of Theodore Zouras, pleaded guilty to manslaughter as Judge Mentor planned sentencing later in the week. The day included a burglary verdict for Domingo Delarte and the stalled jury empanelment for Jenna Perkins on a statutory charge related to a neighbor’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Riley
Theodore Zouras
Ment
Domingo Delarte
Jenna D. Perkins
Zoutas
Riley
Nic
Zouras
Perkina
H. §. Ridgely
Sam Thompson
Five New Citizens Made in U S Court
Monday was naturalization day in federal court and five applicants were admitted. Citizens granted include Margaretha Fahmer from Switzerland A R Nefez from Turkey J B Hunter from Scotland Albert Meyer from Germany and Arthur Piggott from Norway. The remaining petitions were continued to October 16 when the court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Margaretha Fahmer
Switzer
A. R. Nefez
Turkey
J. 8
Hunter
Scotland
Albert Meyer
Germany
Arthur Piggott
Nogland
Baby Ward Dies at St John’s Hospital
John Dolan Ward infant son of Mr and Mrs Jamey F Ward of Little Horse Creek died yesterday at noon at St John’s hospital. The child was brought to Cheyenne last Saturday. The funeral is set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Ward
John Dolan Ward
Srufant
Jamey F. Ward
Little Horse Creek
St. John's Hospital
Cheyenne
Bill Williams Plan to Steal Lead Ends in Arrest
Bill Williams, a local suspect, devised a plan to steal lead. Plumber P and Cook noticed unusual activity and alerted Deputy Sheriff Hill Yoat. Williams was caught after bending a pipe, found carrying a heavy load of lead, and jailed on charges of theft of several hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Williams
P. & Cook
Sheeriff Hill Yoat
Yost
Cook
Williams
Yoat
Bui
Staff Chosen To Edit The High School Paper
The Lariat staff at Cheyenne High selects Phil Hopking as editor for the coming year with senior Helen James assisting. Evan Schneider will manage the paper. Myron Yeager serves as assistant, and Paul Peters leads boys athletics while Ruth Harrington covers girls athletics. Olive Maxon and Helen Stubs run exchanges, with alumni notices planned and a slate of student correspondents across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lariat
Cheyenne
Phil
Hopking
Helen James
Evan Schneider
Jia
Myron Yeager
Paul Peters
Ruth Harrington
Olive Maxon
Helen Stubs
Helen Daler
Helen Tyson
Kirk Hartung
Margret Grier
Leona Gregory
Helen Hudson
Lauda Newlin
George Gilland
Dr. Wyman Testifies in Cheyenne Murder Trial
Dr. A. W. Wyman returned to Cheyenne after being summoned from Sidney Nebraska to testify as an expert on gunshot wounds at the Connell murder trial. He traveled by automobile, making the Cheyenne Sidney run in three hours and five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wyman
Cheyenne
Sidney
Neb
Connell
Banker Smith
Dr Wyman
Masonic Officers Installed Monday At Kadish No 1
Cheyenne Council of Kadish No 1 held a stated meeting at the Masonic temple Monday evening where Judge Riner as sovereign grand inspector general installed the year’s officers. Recipients included Richard M. Repath as commander and Peter Appel Jr as 1st lieutenant commander among many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Council of Kadish No. 1
Masonic Temple
Judge Riner
Richard M. Repath
Peter Appel, Jr
John F. Rossman
John Jay Showalter
George C. Rafter
John J. Shingler
Samuel Corson
Edward W. Stone
John A. Kirkpatrick
David G. Howell
Turcopfiiler
William A. Wyman
Draper
William €. Mentzer
William C. Kinkead
Charles G. Hadfield
Beauseant
Howard Heins
Roscoe P. Snyder
Charles L. Beatty
Peter G. Cook
Sentinel
Mrs. Smith Is Honored Continued From Page One
A speech on public libraries argues for county libraries in Wyoming by 1920 and praises libraries as vital town investments. It notes Wyoming's origin of a state library in Cheyenne 1575 with key leaders, and urges county library campaigns across 14 counties with Thermopolis pushing for one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Josiah Strong
Picketts
Thermopolis
Ul State
Wyoming Library Association
Ismn
Wyoming State Teachers Convene in Cheyenne for Thanksgiving Assembly
The Wyoming State Teachers Association meets in Cheyenne on November 20 and December 1 2, with special rail passes for Sheridan Albany and Laramie counties. Notable speakers include Dr Edward C Eliot Dr W A Cook and Mrs Mary Bradford as round table sessions involve high school city superintendent and rural teachers. The event runs alongside the Wyoming Athletic Association conference and promises large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Cheyenne
Iteelf
Thermopolis
Casper
Sheridan County
Albany
Laramie
Flora H. Krueger
Rawlins
J. J. Barry
Sheridan
Ruth Adair
University Training High
Jennie G. McGuffey
Cody
Edward C. Eliot
Montana
W. A
Julian H. Butterworth
University of Wyoming
Association
Wyoming Athletic Association
State Teachers’ Association
High School P T A Meeting At C H S Delivers Ambitions Talk
Nearly forty attendees gathered in the assembly room for the High School Parent Teacher Association meeting at C H S. Miss Josephine Graves spoke on Our Ambitions while Mrs A I Peabody read The Secret of Successful Study Solved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Will Reid
I. C. Jefferis
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Sheridan
Josephine Graves
Mra
A. I
Peabody
George van Ness Dearborn
Merton
Mins Rouse
Mins Nighswander
Strader
Eleasor
Schneider
Bartanga
Inem
Double Wedding Ties Two Couples in One Ceremony
A double ceremony was held yesterday evening at 6:80 in Judge W. H. Edwarda's office. James B. Lane of Laramie wed Mrs. Maud O'Brian of Denver, and Thos. B. Capps of Denver joined Miss Bertie Pawler of Cheyenne. The judge joked about the two weddings taking equal effort to one ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Edwarda
James B. Lane
Laramie
Maud O'Brian
Denver
Thos. B. Capps
Bertie Pawler
Cheyenne
Registration Places for Cheyenne Election Assigned
The county commissioners fixed registration sites in Cheyenne for ward 1 at Dinneen's garage ward 2 at the Industrial club and ward 3 at the court house annex. The boards of registry sit for five days starting October 10. All residents must register to vote in November regardless of past voting history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyvenne
Cheyenne
Dinneen’s
Industrial Club
Court House
Boards of Registry
Cheyene
Wilson Victory Hopes Grow Across State
A political forecast argues Wilson Seabury and McCombs will win about 90 percent of the state's 700000 Democratic voters. It cites a Gen Electric plant in Schenectady where 25,000 workers may yield 4000 to 5000 new Democratic votes and notes shifts from Hughes to Wilson in Erie county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Seabury
Schenectady
Erie County
Buffalo
Hughes
Cheyenne Delegates Attend State Sunday School Convention
Cheyenne delegates travel to Wheatland for the State Sunday School convention led by Rev. A. Huston and Bishop N. S. Thomas. Other attendees include Rev. Paul B. James and J. H. Walton, with church groups from Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational and more. Mrs. Osbornson to deliver a 7:30 mission message at the Congregational church before next stop in Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
A. Huston
Thomas
Paul B. James
J. H. Walton
Episcopal Church
A. L. Putnam
Archie Allison
G. A. Rockafield
Methodist Church
George van Winkle
The
Baptist Church
J. J. Shingler
Jeanette Bell
E.N. Potts
Congregational Church
Lalder
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Theodotle Zouvas
Werpe
Pernnkins
Banbitt Thials
Bill Williams
Dr. Wyman
Shephard Klatt Agency
the Florsheim Shoe
Man Who Cares
Wyoming Trust
Cheyenne Wyo
Mrs. Smith
Ben F. Swisher
Apto Matrist
Optimus
Sioux City
iLoula J. Varley
N. Kelcher, Jr
Rapid City
East Whiting
Kelley Mercantile CO
S. S. Convention
Berisher
Reer
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Three Warners
Maseem
Daths
Carey
Logan
Champion Shoe Shop
Carey Avenue
A. R. Wittee, M. D
18Th St
Cheyenne, Wyo
Sunova
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