Inquest Sheds Light On Burlington Fatal Shooting
A coroner's inquest at Burlington heard testimony on the Burlington shooting that killed Richard Neaves. Edgar Perkins is charged with premeditated murder and was jailed as prosecutors weigh bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Neaves
Edgar Perkins
Burlington
Greybull
Neaves
Perkins
F. A. Minnis
F. W. Isabell
M. C. Jensen
George B. Nelson
Orla H. Baker
Lawrence Todd
R. A. W. Iliff
Wilford T. Neaves
Aro
Edgar Perns
Basin
Snow
Metz
The Whisky Issue and Presidential Politics
The article argues repeal signals a sharp national issue in the presidential campaign. It notes waves of support for light wines and beer in New York and along the Atlantic coast, and predicts party splits over prohibition. It cites the New York governor's repeal act and predicts regional blocs in voting patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Metropolis
New Jersey
Atlatic Seaboard
New York
New York City
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
United States
Middle West
Union
Laramie
Oil output reaches new high amid curbs and new fields
Oil production climbs to about 2,000,000 barrels per day despite restrictions in Oklahoma and California. New Texas Powell field and Hewitt sand add volumes, while Standard Oil of California resists pipeline cuts. May drilling adds 6,454 wells with 2,568 completions. Gasoline prices rise modestly as April gasoline output hits a record 20,634,750 gallons daily, yet demand runs at 75 percent of output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Financial Review
Burbank
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
Powell
Texas
Hewitt
Standard Oil
California
Bureau of Mines
Good Will visit to Greybull by Denver association
The Denver Civic and Commercial Association's Good-Will special visited Greybull on Tuesday morning, touring refineries and local businesses, delivering pamphlets, and sharing a practical joke at the scale near the Palace of Sweets. Deputy sheriffs later arrested several suspects as part of ongoing raids, including Maurice Glozman and Ernie Payne, with bonds set and adjusted through Basin and local authorities.
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Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Denver
Boosters
Palace of Sweets
Greybull
Lions Club
Splawn
Basin
Webb
Bergeson
P. A. Tucker
The
Alamo
McMillan
Tucker
Metz
Westby’s
Maurice Glozman
Glozman
Ernie Payne
Me & Me
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Payne
Jack Morton
Jack
Weather Keeps Tourists Moving Despite Eccentric Conditions
The season opens with erratic weather from heat waves to cold spells and frequent rains. High streams have fallen back as mountain snows slow melt and storms shift toward Nebraska. Despite travel disruptions, foreign license tags appear daily and tourist camps stay well patronized as Americans hit the road with improving equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
America
Two Early Sunday Morning Fires Hurt Crozier Family
The fire department responded to two early Sunday fires between 1 and 5 am. At Earl Crozier’s home near the Mead addition an oil stove explosion trapped Mrs Crozier and her baby, forcing a hurried escape for all and leaving most belongings burned. Crozier and his children escaped scorched but unharmed.
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Earl Crozier
Cilley Land
Mead Addition
Preus to Face Johnson Again in July Minnesota Race
Governor J A O Preus and Magnus Johnson will contest the July 16 final election for Minnesota governor with a vacancy in the U S Senate after Knute Nelson's death. James A Carley led a three way primary as Democrat but observers expect a Preus Johnson showdown.
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J. A. O. Preus
Magnus Johnson
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
United States
James A. Carley
Johnson
Ditch Tender Shot by Irate Farmer
Silas E. Clark a ditch rider for the Indian irrigation service was shot and seriously wounded by George A. Perkins a farmer owning land under the ditch at the Bishop Randall home. The U S district attorney at Cheyenne has been notified and commissioner J H Sharp ordered to issue a warrant for Perkins. Clark was struck near the heart with a bullet that lodged in the back.
Fire damages car. garage roof lightly burned
A fire damaged a Franklin sedan and scorched its top tires and upholstery after a small garage blaze. The building, a gypsum block with a shingle roof, suffered limited damage, and officials suspect spontaneous combustion or a spark from nearby trash as the possible cause.
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Franklin
Annual School Meeting Sets Elections and Levy
The annual school meeting was held in the high school auditorium on Monday afternoon. The board’s financial report and an 8 mills levy were approved without opposition. Nominations followed for a one year seat due to L. B. Watson’s removal and two three year terms. Emmett won the one year term. Derby, Lockard, and Tarrant selected for three years. Voting occurred 4:30 to 5:30 for shift workers. Emmett 222, Lockard 217, Derby 192, Tarrant 35. Emmett, Lockard and Derby were declared elected. The new board met next day and elected G. W. Zorn president, C. H. Derby clerk, and J. D. Emmett treasurer.
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L. B. Watson
Casper
J. D. Emmett
C. W. Tarrant
C. H. Derby
H. M. Lockard
Emmett
Lockard
Derby
Tarrant
G. W. Zorn
C.H. Derby
Greybull Fire Dept Hears State Organization Move
The Greybull Fire Department held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening. A Torrington department communication on forming a state group was read and Greybull agreed to cooperate. A sympathy resolution was extended to Fireman George Scott. A $50 condolence check was approved for Fireman Earl Crozier from those at the fire home loss.
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Greybull Fire Department
Torrington
Greybull
George Scott
Earl Crozier
Crozier
Baptist Assembly at Hyattville Announces Summer Session
The Baptist State Assembly will be held at Hyattville from August 5 to 12 with esteemed speakers and visiting workers. The move from Paint Rock lakes is due to road access issues, Hyattville will host and assist, and a full program is to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist State Assembly
Hyattville
Paint Rock Lakes
Boys' Y Outing Set for August at Camp Brooks
L A Toothaker visited Tuesday promoting the Boys' Y outing at Camp Brooks in the Big Horns. Camp near Ten Sleep Canyon will host sessions August 10 20 for younger boys and August 20 30 for high school boys with religious groups invited to use the facilities. The YMCAs Wyoming drive raised 50 per community last year to establish the camp and provide equipment.
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L. A. Toothaker
Camp Brooks
Big Horns
Lions Club
Washington Highway
Tensleep Canyon
Wyoming Christian Endeavor Society
Toothaker
Negus
Greybull
G. A. Hinman
H. M. Lockard
Shell Brief: Fourth of July Events and Storm Damage
Saturday's storm caused significant damage in Shell including destroyed trees and a chicken house plus electrical injuries. The community plans Fourth of July sports, a basket dinner, and revival services with Rev. B F Farrar while Rev Blanchard and family visit. Local leaders organize sports, music, and road improvements for the holiday observance.
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F. O. Blanchard
Shell
B. F. Farrar
E. G. Newton
Albert Herren
Harry V. Smith
J. W. Heller
J. H. Farley
Lake Adelaide
Bruce Company Plans Torchlight Drill Start
Bruce Holding officials gathered this week to organize drilling on Torchlight holdings. Ira Sherard and Irve Wilkinson, experienced in the area, will lead the operation and are coordinating efforts to commence the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Holding Company
Ira Sherard
Irve Wilkinson
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Harry Lee
Dorothy DeLombers
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