Mexican Held to District Court Defended by Stey folds
Mexican defendant Gurigive Gonzales appeared before Justice of the Peace Mc Allister on Friday charged with holding up eight section men near Glencoe last Monday evening. Witnesses Josaph Balla and Constino Chelno testified, with Chelno positively identifying Gonzales. Parconni, robbed of over four hundred dollars, also identified Gonzales, though the account notes the masked assailants and the engagement may continue on the back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Steyfolds
Gurigive Gonzales
Pesce McAllister
Glencoe
Josaph Balla
Gonzales
Augustine Parconni
Farconni
Etrip
New Music Studio to Open in Former Lechner Space
Mr. E. Kernke will open a modern music studio in the former Lechner Photo Studio building after Lechner moves. Strong student interest is shown by large enrollments. A recital by Kernke’s pupils is planned for February 4 at the high school auditorium with invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kernke
Lechner
Hhis
Muse
Kernke
Roeltus
Wyoming Pose Constitutional Amendment On County Salaries
A proposed joint resolution in Wyoming seeks a constitutional amendment to raise county superintendent salaries. If approved by the legislature, salaries would scale with county valuation from under 2000 to 4000 dollars annually. The measure awaits action in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavennt
Wyoming
Ktees
Prue
Ine Hove
Wool Growers Convention Ends in Salt Lake City
The National Woolgrowers association concluded its fifty sixth annual session in Salt Lake City last Wednesday. Frank J. Hagenbarth was reelected president for the eighth consecutive term. Resolutions endorsed tariffs on wool and meat products, postponed grazing-fee payments to August, urged liberal credit for stock-raising, proposed a duty on imported lambs and mutton, and called for branding of imported meats. Freight-rate cuts for wool and livestock were advocated, with a study on the Farm Loan Act’s constitutionality advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
National
Woolgrowers Association
Frank J. Hakenbarth
Hagenbarth
Senate Committee Backs U S Britain Japan Naval Pact Move
The senate foreign relations committee reported favorably a resolution for negotiations among the United States Great Britain and Japan to curb naval building. An alternative by Senator Walsh proposing talks within the League of Nations disarmament commission was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
League of Nationa Disarmament Commission
Lincoln Lodge Plans Hath Anniversary Celebration
Lincoln Lodge No. 27 Knights of Pythias announces a Hath anniversary celebration on February 19. A banquet and dance will be held at the Odd Fellows hall with committee members Art Midgley Frank Eynon Harry Harris H Incoletti John Seager and Ed McElroy in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolp Lodge No. 27 K of PB
Odd Fellows Hall
Art Midgley
Frank Eynon
Harry Harris
H. Incoletti
John Seager
Ed. McElroy
Latter Day Saints Observe Fast Day Across Believers
Last Sunday was observed as a church fast day by the First Presidency. Meetings collected contributions for Near East Relief, aiming to save homeless European children from starvation. In Salt Lake City a ward reportedly raised up to five hundred dollars. Kemmerer branch reports awaited, but local residents were pledged to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presidency
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Aar
Kemmerer
Lacey Named Head of Wyoming Bar Association
Judge John W. Lacey of Cheyenne was named head of the Wyoming Bar Association at the final session of the annual meeting in Cheyenne. District Judge William Montaor raised a matter of local interest noting a blank in Wyoming law where it fails to provide for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
John W. Lacey
Wyoming Bar Association
Conoelption
Mattar
William ©. Montaor
Tee
NOW IS THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN BROOKLYN
Stanley E. Gunnison of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce urges advertisers to keep spending as overstocked manufacturers threaten overproduction. He argues that growth and even existence depend on consistent advertising, noting many firms consider cutting ad budgets despite surplus goods and underselling by large margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley E. Gunnison
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
Mr. Gunnison
Tne
Bomb Suspect Arrested Here In Kemmerer
Excitement rose as a mysterious man claiming to be a chemist was arrested for bomb suspect activity. The suspect caused a bank disruption, threatened local merchants, and muttered German phrases before being jailed. Investigators linked him to plans to attend a wrestling match and he gave the name Will There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Paul Comer
Jack Mantle
Marshal Scott
McNemara
Herman Strines
George Symes
McNamara
Oakley
Diamondville
Marshall Scott
Lincoln County
Dern- Hansen
Steel boxes hard to get at Kemmerer bank
The First National Bank of Kemmerer has installed many new safe deposit boxes to expand customer service. Boxes ordered in September 2019 were delivered in the past week, reflecting conditions in the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Laramie High Tops Kemmerer In Fast Basketball Game
A crowded gym witnessed Laramie High defeat Kemmerer 28 to 16 in a swift contest marked by Laramie’s superior teamwork and five man defense. Houston and Deforest led Laramie with multiple field goals while Sutton and Reed scored for Kemmerer. The loss spurs Kemmerer to study the new defense and plan a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Wheel
Thetkudent
Kemmerer
Laramie
Sutton O
Reed
Polberg If
Scofield
Colberg
Deforest
Mast
Seal High
Houston
Greenwood
Desarees
Corbett
Sutton
Cameron
Drill Heist Reported At Lincoln-Kemmerer Mine
Justice of the Peace McAllister hears a complaint charging John Rinkut with stealing a six inch foot drill valued at about six dollars. Both men work at the Lincoln-Kemmerer mine between Frontier and Susie. Attorney Ivan B. Jones defends Rinkus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
McAllister
H A. Baham
John Rinkut
Lincoln-Kemmerer
Frontier
Susie
Ivan 8. Jones
Rinkus
Is the information published in The Camera
The article accuses the Kemmerer mayor of violating printing and publishing laws by making the town paper his personal property. It questions the so called confession and avoidance and notes a prior mayor who used similar precedent. It argues precedents do not override law and questions the paper’s independence and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Kummerer
Teols
Republican
Mlerpet Eehubbes
Exemption Bill Passes the House in Wyoming
Wyoming veterans of the world war and Spanish American War will be exempt from property taxation to the extent of 2000 under House Bill No. 4. Introduced by Major Beach of Newcastle, it passed the lower house without opposition save for one amendment by Captain H. B. Henderson of Cheyenne extending the provision to widows. If enacted, ex soldiers will be taxed only on the portion of property valued over 1000. Also notes Ladies Aid Society to meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Mrs. O Curtis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Senate
Major Beach
Newcastle
H. B. Henderson
Cheyenne
Legislators Visit State University For Aid Review
A Wyoming legislative committee led by Senator S H Sibley and Representatives R H May and C E Smith visited the state university at the governor's request. They met a student assembly, heard pleas for state assistance, and planned to report needs to the legislature. Similar tours will inspect Rawlins penitentiary Evanston hospital for the insane and Rock Springs state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
State Board of Charities and Reforms
State University
S. H. Sibley
Laramie County
R. H. May
Lovell
C. E. Smith
Cheyenne
Uiversity
Rawlins
Evanston
Rock Springs
Atate
Assault and Battery Fined in Kemmerer Hotel Case
Dominic Colletti pled guilty to assault and battery against F R Barber night clerk at Kemmerer hotel after an incident December 18. Barber suffered a black eye from a punch while wearing glasses. Colletti claimed he only restrained Barber. Judge assessed a ten dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Colletl
Justice of the Peace
McAllister
F. R. Barber
Kemmerer Hotel
Christmas
Colletti
Barber
Colletel
Bartner
Jack Riley in Trouble in Uinta County Case
Jack Riley of Daniel was arrested on a district court warrant and jailed in Evanston. Charges stem from drawing about fifteen checks on a bank with no funds, with Riley claiming an arrangement to receive a $300 deposit. He appeared before a justice, bond set at $500, awaiting April district court trial. Riley is known in Green River valley for freighting and running a Daniel business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riley
Daniel
District Court
Uinta County
Evanston
MeIlyain
Riley
Uinta
Green River Valley
Fern Murphy Nuptials At Embree Home
Margaret Fern and Alfred N Murphy of Denver were married Saturday afternoon at two thirty at the R H Embree home with Rev J H Williams officiating. The bride wore white and carried pink and white roses, attended by cousin Elsie Scott. groom attended by Thomas Fern. A luncheon followed the ceremony and a wedding dinner was held the next day at John Scott’s Diamondville home. The bride, daughter of Mrs J Fern of Point of Rocks Wyoming, is a former local high school student and well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern-Murphy
Margaret Fern
Alfred N. Murphy
Denver
R. H. Embree
J. H. Williams
Methodist Church
Elsie Scott
Thomas Fern
John Scott
Diamondville
J. Fern
Point of Rocks
Wyoming
Legion To Give Show In Kemmerer Post Plans Minstrel
Kemmerer Post No 17 met at Town Hall with about twenty five members. They definite ly decided to stage a minstrel show soon and announced a February 16 basketball visit from Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind. Sam Krown will manage basketball. Calverly Nott and Taylor form an arrangement committee. A clubs room committee is at work and post meetings move to the second and fourth Mondays. next meeting set for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Western Union Managers Meet in Cheyenne
Last Friday and Saturday an important Western Union managers meeting was held at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne. Attendees included the oral manager commercial superintendent district managers and auditors who discussed Business Expansion during 1921. The auditor's report showed gross receipts for the past year at 2484087 dollars. A banquet followed and General Manager Cowan pledged better service in the coming year. Local manager B D Ritchie attended all sessions and returned from Cheyenne Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unon
Plaine
Cheyenne
Cowan
B.D. Ritchie
Western Union
Chay
Vane
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Wool Growers Convention
National Association
Salt Lake
Borsh
M OF P
Nudge Lacey
Bulletin
The
Mysterious Stranger
Dieteret
Shariff
Laramie High
K. HS
Wisby
HOUSE
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of
the Methodist Church
O. Curtis
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