First Degree Verdict in Roy Phillips Murder Case
A jury convicts Roy Phillips of first degree murder in the July shooting death of Gust Pappas inside the town marshal’s office at Nock novangd. Phillips and Charles Allen, tied to a broader sensational crime spree, fled after robbing a cash register and shooting Pappas and Arapigans. both were captured after a chase ending near Wayin’s ravine. Allen’s trial to be held separately.
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Louie
Intte
Roy Phillipa
Reeder
Gust Pappas
Nocknovangd
Rosanee Bitchaibibeas
Pappas
Ness
Phillips
Charles Atle
Rock
Phitlipre
Allen
Pete Arapacans
Alao Callett
Rock Springs
Robberta
Mnoe
Phillipa
Roberts
Wayin
Bids Sought For Wyoming State Highway Projects
At a Wyoming state highway commission meeting bids were opened for construction across Natrona Larande Sheridan Crook and Fremont counties. Total estimates total about 3280000 with specific bids of 118000 in Natrona 920090 in Larande 880000 in Sheridan and 60000 in Crook plus a five mile Fremont county segment to be let.
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Wyome Alate Highway Commission
Larande
Natrona
Sheridan
Crook
Fremont County
Bleeding to Death From Auto Accident Near Rock Springs
John Stafford is in critical condition from frequent uncontrollable nosebleeds caused by injuries in an automobile crash weeks ago. Medical efforts to stop the bleeding have failed and another hemorrhage could be fatal.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
John Stafford
Stafford Jan
Wolfrang Drillers Target Large Pool Near Wind River
Wolfrang Exploration Company has spudded from the Wind River Indian Reservation near the Plunkett field in Lander Wyoming. The operation aims to tap sands believed to yield oil from shallow holes and a suspected fault zone.
Kendrick Six Ace Proof Bill Signed
A bill named Kendrick CID to standardize proof of additional entries under the 640 acre homestead law was signed by President Wilson. The action marks a culmination of Senator Kendrick's efforts on behalf of homesteaders in WASHINGTON.
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Kendrick
Waliington
Wilson
Gasoline lamp explodes injuring road crew member in Wyoming
Lander Wyoming September 29 J M Lenddeke a road surveying crew member near Dubois is hospitalized with facial burns after a gasoline reading lamp exploded in his hands. His eyes were affected but not blinded. Mrs Bess Roberts sister of Mrs Joan Howard visited Parsons Kansas and stopped in Cheyenne en route to Chico California.
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Bess Roberts
Joan Howard
Parsons
Kansas
Cheyenne
Howard
Roberta Jett
Chico
Calif
Local Visitors and Business Ads Fill Cheyenne Page
Town notes list visitors from Sheridan Rawlins Douglas and Casper staying at the Plains hotel. Advertisements promote coal plumbing auto services baby carriages and drugstore supplies with delivery and contact details. Fire department crews cleared street culverts on Capitol avenue near Union Pacific station after a busy day.
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Gapitol Avenue
Twenty=fourth street
Union Pacific
George W Bugard Guest at the Plains Hotel
George W Bugard of Minneapolis was a guest at the Plains hotel according to the readable portion of the report. The fragment notes his stay but provides no further details on dates or activities.
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George W. Bugard
City Park Hedge to Go in Barberry City
Barberry City Park will lose its hedges after Park Commission head Edward T Storey announced on Saturday that the barber ry hedge and other private hedges in Cheyenne must be cut. Government experts said a fine powder from the hedge spreads rust and threatens wheat crops, prompting the action.
Highlands Colony Students and Local Staff Mingle at Cheyenne School
Miss Avis Adamson Angea and Agnes Adolphson attend Cheyenne high school with Avis and Angea freshmen and Agnes a sophomore. Mrs Nichol from Denver arrives Tuesday to run Moorhouse school for the year. Al Mins Kisie Adelphson directs stock at the Federal soho Capitol Vista. Miss Anna Keougher lives at Grandview. Frank Poeh and family visit near Clungwater. Lulia Neal has recovered. children visit her. Fedder, ee race home.
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Avis Adamson
Angea
Agnés Adolphson
Cheyenne
Soprior
Nichol
Denver
Moorhouse
al- Mins Kisie Adelphson
Federal Soho
Capitol Vista
Anna Keougher
Grandview
Frank Poeh
Clungwater
Lulia Neal
Oho
Theo
Fedder
Greek Charged With Starting Forest Fires
George Decomnas a Green River sheep herder is held to the U S grand jury in Cheyenne on charges of starting several fires in the Wyoming nation preserving area. He faces a bail default of 310000 and may remain in custody until case proceedings.
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Green Fiver
Wyo
George Decomnas
Green River
Wyoming Nations
United States Grand Jury
Cheyenne
Decumas
Timper
Wyoming Girl Killed While Visiting Relatives
WAWLINS Wyoming September 29. Gus Whiting left for Suquamish Washington after a telegram reporting his ten year old daughter Louise was killed in an automobile accident. The Hille girl and her mother had been visiting in Suquamish for several weeks.
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Wawlins
Wyo
dGus Whiting
Suquamish
Washington
Whitaker Car Stolen But Quickly Recovered
A 917 model Franti car stolen near Lake Minnehaha from rancher D. F. Whitaker was abandoned hours later. Sheriff E. Smally alerted by reports, officers traced the vehicle on nearby roads and recovered it about 1:30 PM. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Lake Minnehaha
D. Ft. Whitaker
Enne
Electric Scoreboard for Fort Russell Fans
Karl Kikerenkotter announced an electric scoreboard at Fort Dy. A. for the Y M C A camp eve eve era. It will show all World Series games starting Wednesday with a Western Union wire reporting plays as they are made. When nothing else entertains the crowd the band will play.
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Karl Kikerenkotter
Y. M. CG
Fort Dy. A
Y. M
Money saving mail order ad for Foley remedies
Cut out ship slip and mail it to Foley Co. for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and related products. Provides a Chicago address and requests name and address clearly for the offer.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
cathamMle
Vaccination Rule Not Enforced In Douglas Wyoming
A 1929 Douglas Wyoming report states the state board of health vaccination order was not universally enforced in public schools. Judge Ralph Kimball ruled enforcement could apply only when a pupil was believed exposed to smallpox, guiding local school authorities.
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Douglas, Wyo
Ude
Ralph Kimball
Gasper
Douglas
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting Wyoming Refining Co
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wyoming Refining Company will be held at 541 First National Bank Building in Cheyenne Wyoming at 10 30 o clock a m on October 1919 to elect a board of directors and to transact such other business as may properly come before the stockholders.
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Wyoming Refunsing Company
Finst National Bank
Cheyenne
State of
Wyoming
Netober
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Thia
Wyoming Refining Company
C. Nelson
J. Binnier
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George W. Daiber
Roy Phillips
LY Ae
Wolfrang
Lily
C. D. Garoer
A. BE. Roedel
Capital Coal Company
Cahill & Holday
Basin Dean
George B. Brimmer of
Rawlins
Plains Auto Company
L. Morris
A. EB. Martman
Hobbs
Huck~feldt & Finkbiner
J. I. Camrine
A. WH. Cobb
V. &. Howe
Misa Iane Clemens
Edna Lee
Mise Irene Dailey
W. C. Mortimer
Casper
Ity
W. F. Corbridge
Fred W. Phifer
Wheatland
Plains Hotel
B. Walls
George Hartsberger
Leslie Davidson
Lander
City Park
Highland Colony
Amercan League
Philadelphia
New York
Keefe and Perkins
Eecteae
Rey
Frances Warren Pershing
Vessee
Done
F. &. Werren
Fred . Warren
Idelman
Semel
George Barber
West
Fort Russell
Pigit Rooms
Ein
Seymour
Treet
Alco Lo
Bath
Fa Park
Evang Street
Kas
Gast 20Th Street
Thames Street
Worden
Gapito Ave
Ross
Carl
R. E. Hartman
Montana Life Ins
the Plains
J. W. Romines
Fort Worth, Texas
Columbia Stores Company
Pee Salt Lake
Columbia Oiafonola
Diotaphone
Columbia Records
Reese Re Dale
Seeman
Tien Ne
Hane Ie
Ilvid
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