Motion Filed In Babbitt Case In District Court
A formal motion for a new trial was filed in district court in Orren C. Babbitt’s fraud case tied to the August Republican primary. The defense alleges juror improprieties and numerous trial instruction errors, including a disputed special venire and a rejected defense instruction about absence at the crime’s communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren C. Babbitt
John Kenkel
Kenkel
C. A. Séemrad
Special Venice
Kendrick for Secretary of State Aimed at Oil Revenue Growth
A voter urges support for Kendrick claiming Secretary of State Hoax has proven value in state land handling and oversight of a board, noting oil revenues rising to over 8100 00 yearly during his tenure.
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Taxpayer
Land
Han
Kendrick
Runaway Denver Boys Taken Home
Hennie Greenstein aged 12 Sam Nadler 14 and Mike Snyder 14 three Denver boys who ran away from their homes on Tuesday rode a train to Cheyenne and were taken back to Denver last night by Samuel Greenstein father of one boy The youths said they did not intend to run away but boarded a train in the Denver yards and rode until the engine stopped in Cheyenne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennie Greenstein
Sam Nadler
Mike Snyder
Denver
Hear Application for Increased Rates on Deburtage Bureau
A state public service commission hearing on C. H. Griffin's request to raise rates for the Intermountain Deburage bureau held cars. No decision was given with additional hearings likely. I. R. Van Tile of Midwest Debarrage Co. attended and returned to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Floyd
State Public Service Commission
C. H. Griffin
Intermountain Debur- Tage Bureau
Commission
I. R. van Tile
Midwest Debarrage Co
Omaha
Public Service Board Grants Certificates for Utilities
The public service commission yesterday issued a certificate to RE C Love of Casper allowing him to build and operate an electric light plant at Powell. A second certificate went to J W Davis of Upton to construct a rural telephone line from fifteen miles north of Upton to this city.
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Public Service Commission
RE. C. Love
Casper
Powell
J. W. Davis
Upton
Mondell Roars At Horton Meeting In October
From Horton Wyoming the State Leader reports a October 11 afternoon address by Mr Mondell at the Horton school house drew only twelve attendees despite good publicity. The brief letter notes a large speech but small crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Wyo
Mondell
Horton School
Good Roads Amendment Push Outlined by Cheyenne Club
A statewide canvass and publicity effort to urging votes for the good roads amendment was outlined by the Industrial club’s good roads committee. Plans include sending postcards to Cheyenne auto owners, printing window cards across the state, and active polling day work. Committee members are Warren Richardson Frank Clark and E J Lippard.
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Cheyenne
Good Roads
Industrial Club
Warren Richardson
Frank Clark
E. J. Lippard
Fur dealer Louis Bercu visits Cheyenne for business
Louis D. Bercu, a prominent Douglas fur dealer, arrived in Cheyenne on business. He buys Wyoming furs, hides, and wool and exports material to other states. His $20,000 exhibit at the state fair was among the most attractive features. He has exhibited nationally, including a large display at the San Francisco fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Bercu
Douglas
Cheyenne
Insanity Hearing in District Court for Conservator Nomination
On the application of Mrs. E. J. Cappel a hearing will be held in district court tomorrow morning for the appointment as conservator for the estate of Louis A Cappe who is now in an 8 sanatorium in Pueblo. The jury summoned includes D Barksdale J P Hartleroad Will Hoshow Clarence Houck J Fu Renfro and C M Baker.
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E. J. Cappel
District Court
Louis A. Cappe
Pueblo
D. ©. Barksdale
J. P. Hartleroad
Will Hoshow
Clarence Houck
J. Fu Renfro
C. M. Baker
Man robed woman and placed her in insane ward
SAYS MAN ROCBED HER AND PUT HER IN INSANE WARD ROCK SPRINGS Oct 20 George Ensbarger two weeks ago took Mrs Nellie Clark to the county hospital in Denver where until a week ago she was confined in the Insane Ward He induced her to turn over to him for safe keeping her jewelry valued at 288 and 56 in cash according to the story she told the deputy district attorney in Denver Then he disappeared and the last she heard of him he was in Superior Wyo An information charging him with embezzlement was filed in the criminal court Auction at Fort Russell The quarter master s supplies at Fort Russell consisting of a large number of blankets tents tent flies mattresses wagons garden hose pillows office rugs fire extinguishers harness and boiler s and blacksmith s tools will be sold at Fort Russell on October 24 at 10 o clock according to a statement given out yesterday by Captain A Smoke commandant
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Rock Springs
George Ensbarger
Nellie Clark
Denver
Colorado
Superior
Wyo
Fort Russell
Blackamth
A. Smoke
Firemen Craft Shawls at South Side Station
Firemen at the South Side station spend spare time making shawls for Christmas. A large six foot shawl was completed yesterday by Waleh Freeman and Wil cos. Yarn used totaled thirty ekents and five eight hour days were required. Central station men plan to join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Waleh
Freeman
Wilcos
Central Fire Station
Kendrick for Secretary of State in State Land Board
Voter appeal urging support for Kendrick to lead the State Land Board. Claims oil revenues rose to over $100 000 yearly under the board’s previous era and urges a vote for Kendrick to head the board and oversee oil revenues.
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Kendrick Ib
Secretary of State
State Land Board
Kendrick
Cadets Welcome Editor Chapman At Local High School
Cadet hour at the high school highlighted by a wall scaling demonstration for editor Arthur Chapman of the Denver Times. Domestic science girls served a four course dinner and earned praise from Miss Crary and Mrs Chapman.
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Arthur Chapman
Denver Times
Miss Crary
Chapman
Fee
Merten
Walker
Cook
Hopkins
Schneider
Crary
Denver
Mrs. Chapman
Steever
Cadeta
Times
Russia and Germany May Sign Separate Peace Before Spring
Cambridge report quotes Professor Hugo Muensterberg claiming Russia and Germany will sign a separate peace before spring. He predicts an eventual alliance among Germany Russia and Japan after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Hugo Muensterberg
Russia
Germany
Japan
Wheat Prices Break Records in Chicago Market
Wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade surged to new highs for December delivery as buyers pushed futures past earlier records and traders recalled the 1898 peak set during Joseph Leiter’s market corner. The price peaked at 1 7134 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Joseph Leiter
Indianan Shoots Man Found With Wife in Evansville
Charles Stuart, 44, a cabinet maker, shot and killed Al Steiner, 39, after catching Steiner with Stuart's wife in Evansville Indiana. The incident occurred October 19 as police investigated the claim and the killer was taken into custody.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Stuart
al Steiner
Steiner
Op'ry House in Plunkville Limits Fearful Shows
Booking agent states the Op'ry House can only host certain acts and warns that any show likely to scare horses cannot be booked. The remark hints at a strict policy amid a chaotic booking scene in Plunkville.
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Plunkville
Cheyenne and Laramie to clash in UW gridiron game
Cheyenne and Laramie high schools meet on the University of Wyoming field in Laramie for a key gridiron clash. Coaches announce Cheyenne’s likely lineup led by Capt. Paul Peters with several missed players, while Laramie lists Capt. Clarence Jensen and other veterans seeking advantage.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
Cochrane
Paul Peters
John
Red) Volk
Lawrence Truckee
John Boyle
Harmon Milligan
Rudolph Rogensberger
Frank Highleyman
Alden Pewbody
Leslie Magor
Jim Vavra
Harley Woolston
Clair Sealle
F. H. Merten
Homer Soule
Orell Lovejoy
Clyde Fitch
Clarence Jensen
Walter Jensen
Ed Small
Ray Cook
Earl McKay
Edwin Fitch
Shelloc Stewart
Bryan Rose
Glenn George
Harry, Ninde
George Hegewald
Otto Campbell
Harry Matheson
Hamilton Cordiner
University
Bert Russell
National Guard
Gem City
Laraamie
Teutons Press Advance in Macedonian Front
Serbian forces push from Brod toward Monastir along the Cerna river as Bulgarian positions on the Volessolo plateau fall back under heavy bombardment. Bulgarian losses include 100 prisoners and three cannons, with fierce infantry and artillery fighting reported on the Macedonian front.
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Brod
Tcherna
Monastir
Volessolo
War Office
Balkan
Teherna
Sofia
Cerna
Macedonia
France
Bleu
Speech Urges German Unity and Confidence in Victory
The address calls for all German fronts to unite behind the leadership and refrain from demoralizing the army with debates over methods. It argues that external observers may doubt specifics, but that does not prove the program is flawed.
Penrose Critiques War Munitions Profits On Senate Floor
The article notes Senator Penrose opposing the tax on war munitions profits as discussed in the senate on August 24. He argues many munitions manufacturers did poorly or failed, with only a few showing strong profits, while Republicans frame prosperity around munition sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Senate
Labor Right to Voice in Legislation Praised by Gompers
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor lauds the Wilson administration for recognizing labor as part of the National Council, giving it a voice in laws affecting workers. He cites the spirit of labor inclusion, patriotism, and constructive policies shaping rights and welfare. Washington, August 25, 1916.
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United States Congresses
National Councile
Wilson
Republic
Bustain
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
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