Bound Over On Assault Charge In Rape Case
George Borris a Cumberland miner was bound over to the district court after a preliminary hearing on a rape charge involving 14 year old Annie Beyda of Sublet. He posted 750 bond and was released. Witnesses included Miss Beyda and Mr and Mrs Tukofski with testimony about the alleged attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Beyda
Sublet
George Borris
Cumberland
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
Borris
J R. Arnold
R. R. Rose
Christmas
Miss. Beyda
Nick Tukofski
Goldberg and
Stafford of
Kemmerer
Catarrh Remedy Ad By Toledo Firm Details
A damaged historical ad from Toledo Ohio cites Franke Cheney as senior partner of a firm promoting a catarrh remedy. The text references legal notary Gleason and a December date, noting sworn testimony and payments related to the advertised product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binte
Ohi
Toledo
Lucas County
Franke Cheney
Seine
A. W
Gleason
Notary Purite
Halls Catareh
Sarah
Nicenae
Drugetat Chor & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Kemmerer volunteers lead county Good Roads Day effort
Lincoln county residents mobilized for a coordinated Good Roads Drive led by Captain Platt Wilson and district captains. Volunteers supplied tools with ample equipment including tractors and trucks. Crews built culverts, repaired Frontier road from the county bridge, and improved sections from Sage to Nominal Hill with Scout and Campfire Girl assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Hamefork
George Watts
Frontier
Gomer Reese
Kemmerer
Hay Hollow
R H. Embre
Mickey Keith
Platt Wilson
Mickey
Wilson
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins
Cleveland
Fresno
J. W. Witherspoon
Piney Road
Matthews’ Corral
Slate Creek
Frontier Road
Embree
Kemimerer
Fossil
Lawrence Holland
County Bridge
Campfire
Boy Scouts
Woolgrowers plan Fed Reserve aid to finance wool
Wyoming wool growers seek federal reserve backing to secure advances on clips while awaiting a reopened wool market. Chicago bankers and western interests back a plan to shift wool financing to the federal reserve via discounted paper, with Washington to hear proposals launching a national wool center in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
John DL. Kendrick
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Harding
Federal Reserve Bank
Reed Smoot
William H. King
Utah
R. Marshall
National Woo Growers’ Association
Marshall
Frank J Hogenbarth
Mr. Marshall
Federal Reserve
Associated Preas
William J. Williams
Wyoming Woolgrowers' Association
Dangerous Blaze Curbed Through Prompt Action
A dangerous fire was halted by swift efforts, preventing spread to adjacent structures and hotels. The blaze started near a grocery block and a warehouse, with rapid containment likely saving lives and property before the flames could engulf the area.
Fire razes Lincoln Hotel. quick action saves guests
A hotel fire in Kemmerer raged through the Lincoln Hotel injuring no one, with 16 occupants escaping as flames consumed Mrs. Rybyn’s rooms and the rear store room. Firefighters led by Holmes contained the blaze, damaging merchandise at Lewis Cash Grocery and leaving the hotel insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Mahlin Quealy
Gilchrist
Town Hall
Holmes
Jack Mantle
M. and
Mr. Mantle
Mrs. Rybun
Robert Harris
Jack
Murray
Carnival
Lewis Cash Grocery
H. A. Lewis
Lincoln Hotel
Lewis Grocery
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Kemmerer— Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
J. F. Fitepatrick
C. A. Christmas
Kommerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Diamondville— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier— Frontier Supply Co
BIG PI
Big Piney
Marcantile Co
Cokeville— Schill's Drug Co
Evanston
Rock Springs
Liberty
Miss Beyda
Reyda
Faber
Bey
Manu
Cineinno
Ehienyu
Baldwin Company
Lemgeet Tanker of
Prigde Are
Tove Are Enay, Welte
Columbia Grafonclay
the Baldwin Piano CO
Californie St
Kemmerer Volunteer Army
Woolglowers
Federal Reserve Aid
Vleavetlv
Studebaker
Kemmerer, Wyo