Sheridan Bar Association Resolutions Critique Judge Burgess
The Sheridan County Bar Association adopts resolutions condemning public utterances about Judge Burgess and calls for disbarment action against F. J. Grabbe. Governor Carey’s involvement prompts calls for further investigation, with parties urged to present both sides before any action.
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Wyoming
Abe
Harpel
County Bar Association
Uni
F. N. Crabbe
Or. Carey
Sheridan County
Carey
Couahip
Sheridan
Ke Sheridan Bar Association
Carey Ani
Grabbe
Malta
Grabbo
Dae Mani
Murgess
Cheyanne
Crabbe
Burgess
Smith Finishes Third In Transcontinental Air Race
Captain Lowell H. Smith, the third aviator to finish the transcontinental air race, arrived in San Francisco from Reno at 12:50 a.m. with observer Sergeant Emmett Tanner. Major Carl Spatz halted the race at Buffalo, transferring his machine to Smith after DeHaviland Bluebird burned amid a series of accidents that delayed the eastbound flight to New York.
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Smith
San Francisgo
Lowell H. Smith
Reno
Captain Smith
Emmett Tanner
Here
New York
Carl Spats
Major Spatz
Buffalo
DeHaviland
Bluebird
Avia
New
Canta
Wartrey Wartmey Leads Trans Continental Air Derby Pilot
In a report from Salt Lake City Lt Col B Wartmey piloted airplane No 41 on the second lap of the trans continental air derby, departing San Francisco at 10 30 this morning and arriving about 6 40 mountain time tonight. The only aviation city sighting noted mentions B bean as seen today.
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Salt Lake
Lietenant
Mr. B. Wartmey
San Franciscd
Welock
Ol. Hartney
Bean
Flight incident details from Reno to Battle Mountain
The report notes a person leaving Reno for Battle Mountain on Monday afternoon. In Salduro the pilot Col Hartory damaged a machine’s tail. he repaired it by attaching a knife to balance the craft, enabling a successful landing.
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Five Dues Here In Continental Ale Race
Five contestants in the continental ale race are expected to form a line near an OP NeH flekd bay with two westward and three eastward movements. More entrants may arrive today to help finish the Cheyenne control station leg of the race. Lieut. HB Watney, overnighting in Salt Lake, plans to track Cheyenne around noon if an early start is made. Sebocked in at O'Neil field features.
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Mumaiber
Watney
Salt Lake
O'Neil Field
Sale of Property of Smith Est Confirmed
Attorneys for Mrs. Amos W. Smith of Ble Piney plan to contest in district court the sale by executors of the Smith estate for 19771 dollars, arguing price inadequacy. The estate valued at 32400.64, sold most property except 6300 Liberty bonds and stamps and 84254.64 cash and books. Mrs. Smith, inmate of the state hospital, seeks her rightful one share under the will.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Amos W. Smith
Ble Piney
Smith
State Hospital
Forest Service Plane Lands Near Cody for Patrol Field
Major A D Smith and observer Witt Sergeant Robert P Blanton landed a DeHaviland Four fighter at the Sweeney ranch near Cody Wyo. The air crew plans landing fields near national forests to support daily forest patrol flights and asks community help to defray incidental costs for a field.
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Cody
Wye
Godly
A. D. Smith
Robert P. Blanton
Forestry Service
Sweeney Ranch
House Painting Ad Claims Prompt Delivery by Expense
An unclear classified notice promises house painting services and prompt delivery at the advertiser's expense. The fragment mentions payment terms and emphasizes timely completion. No names or concrete locations are readable.
Wyoming to open state wards home for children in Cheyenne
The old deaf dumb and blind institute in Cheyenne is being remodeled into a ward home under Commissioner Rd Burke of the state child and animal protection department. The two story 9 room building will house boys and girls with separate bath facilities and a large play area. The facility aims to care for wards temporarily before placement with foster or adoptive families, with hopes to ready the home by December 1.
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Wyoming
State Commissioner of Child and Animal Protection
Rd. Burke
Old State Institute
Adjutant General
Child Protection de
Cheyenne
Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Commis
Reconstruction of Child and Animal Protection Facility
The article notes the commissioner of child and animal protection seeking an appropriation for renovation of a facility, followed by the military department reinquishing the structure.
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Sioner
Military Department
Uie
Utah Oil Company Files Its Articles
The Big Piney Oil Refining company of Utah filed certified articles of incorporation in Wyoming. George B. Brown will represent the company in Wyoming with headquarters at Evanston. Capital stock is 810,000 in 8100 shares of par value one dollar. Subscriptions show F. C. Freeman 4200 shares, Frank McVaughton 2000, P. E. Fitzgerald and J. Tracey Wootton 500 each, with other subscribers holding 125 to 250 shares.
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Big Piney Oil Refining Company
Utah
Wyoming
George Bh. Brown
Evanston
F. C. Freeman
Prank McVaugtn
P. E. Fitzgerald
J. Tracey Wootton
Election turnout tops primary as Cheyenne votes count rises
No. 4 election drew 3,020 votes with high citizen interest and diligent voter outreach. Saloons stayed open on election day for the first time in years, reflecting reduced closures and notable precinct results ahead of candidates asterisked in the tabulation.
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Cheyenne
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