Steve Lasich Murder Trial Opens in Wyoming Court
Jury selection for the State of Wyoming v Steve Lasich faced many challenges as potential jurors with prior knowledge of the Fontenelle Creek shooting were excused. Mrs Krall, widow of the deceased, testified as the first witness, recounting the event and her observations of Lasich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bhipp
Samuel Roberts
W. R. Yokel
W. H. Crook
George Symes
F. H. Payne
Charles Montior
Walter Bonehier
A. Nethercott
George Beachler
D. J. Brown
D. J. Sullivan
State of
Wyoming
Stev Lasich
Wm. Krall
Lasich
Fontenelle Creek
Kemrever
Atsl
Iy County
Noy
J. A. Christitas
M. ‘. Reynolds
Krall
Kenllis
Kevatl
Or Creek
Rall
Tani
Woolgrowers Elks Dance Plan in Kemmerer Event Mix
The Stray Elks plan a social event combined with the Woolgrowers convention in Kemmerer. Prominent local figures discuss dates, with a December option and a possible joint evening dance. The proposal sparks quick responses from Woolgrowers and Elks members amid state officers' presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flockmasters
Stray Elks
Kemmerer
Woolgrowers’ Convention
Mathers
Bern
Aloo Egal
Woolgrawor Association
Aloo
Rank Turner Fatally Injured in Sunday Accident
Viank Turney of Mennaton died from injuries sustained in an accident last Saturday in Utah. He leaves a wife and five children. Surviving relatives include Amy and Amy Rocuadare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Turner
Viank Turney
Mennaton
Utah
Tuver
President Wilson Proclaims Thanksgiving Observance
President Wilson requests national thanksgiving on Thursday November 25 designating a day of prayer and reflection. He urges citizens to pause from ordinary tasks, give thanks for abundance and peace, and dedicate themselves to service in gratitude for divine blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Jou
Fatal Auto Accident Near Rock Springs
Prominent Rock Springs businessman J. H. Anderson was killed when his Pierce Arrow skidded and rolled near Rock Springs on Monday afternoon. Mrs. G. F. Pitchford, employed by Anderson, died later that night from internal injuries. Pitchford’s husband G. F. Pitchford had been employed by Anderson. Anderson helped found a brewery, later moved into soft drink manufacturing and coal ventures in Sweetwater County and Utah. He is survived by his widow and a stepdaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Anderson
Rock Springs
Green River
G. F. Pitchford
Anderson
Aviation
Pitchford
Anderann
Wi ‘Fonay
Conroy
Kemmerer
Monay
Minney
Kinney Coal Company
Scofield
Utah
G. ¥. Pitchford
Lincoln County Teachers Institute Adopts Resolutions
The Lincoln County Teachers Institute at Kemmerer adopts resolutions by the southern Lincoln county teachers. The document praises the teaching profession, urges legislature to support WY youths, and commends county work and effort by named officials and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Teachers’ Institute
Kommerer
Kemmerer
Sheriff Arrests Wanted Man in Cumberland Mine District
Sheriff D. Oakley arrested Dick Oberd in Cumberland after a State Police report linked him to fugitive Joe O’Brian alias Drage O’Han and others. A photo and criminal record note alleged killings in Gary Indiana and Cheatwen West Virginia and describe the suspect as a dangerous, evasive individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ©. Oakley
Dick Oberd
Cumberland
Oberd
Monantolia
West Viritil
Oakley
Thomas J. McLaughlin
Lancaster
Joe O'Brian
Drage O'Han
Miscervic O'Brian
Dragice Miscevich
O'Brian
Gary
Indiana
Cheatwen
President elect lauds Red Cross in wartime to peacetime transition
The President elect praises the Red Cross for universal good and urges renewed membership during the Fourth Roll Call. He notes the organization's ongoing mission to aid service members, prevent disease, and promote health and recreation at home, in Europe, and in the East. Kemmerer reports 270 members and $270 collected, with teams of two workers each. Other towns have not yet reported outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Souther
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Europe
Department of Nursing
Neers
Rendy
Kemmerer
Sakae von Tastes
Marjory Pfeiffer
Kate Summers
Holmes
Teresa McNamara
Marie Holmes
Francis McNamara
Lucile Clark
Charlotte Ryburn
Cornelia Christmas
Helen Beach
Lillian McPhie
Mabel Smith
Francis Rizzi
Milldred Clark
Ontier
Diamondville
PING PONG SERVICE INAUGURATED HERE
The Oregon Short Line introduces a local train between Kemmerer and Pocatello with No 19 stopping Kemmerer Mothers McCammon and Pocatello while Nos 17 and 18 run between Kemmerer and Granger. Connections to Salt Lake City are outlined with specific departure and arrival times and layovers. Commercial travelers complain about long waits at stops where only certain trains stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Monther
McCammon
Granger
Salt Lake City
Mont
Cokeville Native Joins New York Evening Post Cartoon Staff
Norman Jacobsen, once a Cokeville resident and brother of Julius Jacobsen, has joined the New York Evening Post staff as a daily cartoonist. He also contributes extensive cartoon work for the Christian Service Monitor and Cokeville Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Jacobsen
Cokeville
Julius Jacobsen
Han
The
New York Evening Post
Christian Service Monitor
Cokeville Register
Old Timer Dies at Home in Evanston
Dimen L. Hawkman longtime Evanston resident dies at home November 10. Survived by wife and two children. services held at local church with Odd Fellows involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Dimen L. Hawkman
Huckond Pavan
Rena Sexe
Odd Fellows
Kemmerer On Park Route See America First Travel Boom
The See America First slogan drew 79 777 pleasure seekers to Yellowstone National Park, surpassing many records. Kemmerer points to Lincoln County scenery and hunting grounds along the park route, including Jackson Hole, Jackson Lake, and the southern entrance to the park, highlighting local tourist interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Yulowastone National Park
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
United States
Jackson Hole
Jackson Lake
Court Docket Heaviest Ever In Cheyenne Bootlegging Cases
The federal court in Cheyenne faces its heaviest criminal docket due to prohibition law prosecutions. Trials include both state and federal cases with federal tax penalties possibly totaling up to 12 dollars in some instances. Lawyers debate whether old revenue laws on licenses persist after prohibition. A recent judge’s ruling is said to support this contention to some extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
United States
Sir Thomas Esmonde Bags Elk in Jackson Hole Visit
Sir Thomas Esmonde M. P. of the Irish National party from Wexford traveled through western states and bagged a five point bull elk in Jackson Hole country. He plans to return next summer and may purchase a knife in the Jackson Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Esmonde
M. P
Irish National Party
County Wexford
Ireland
Jackson Hole
Open to public high school gym opens this week
The gymnasium at the high school opens to the public this week under J W Connor and R W Robertson. Public hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 PM and Sundays 2 to 4 PM. A one dollar monthly donation funds equipment upkeep. Connor directs Tuesday and Thursday sessions. Ruby Robertson oversees Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Connor
R. W. Robertson
Mimisdon
Conor
Rubyertaon
Wile
Kemmerer
Coal Cars Relented for Interstate Traffic Order
About twenty five thousand coal cars were released for coal traffic from various avenues on Monday in the current month under an order issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commores
Interstate Commerce Condiniation
Morgan Speaks Armistice Day at Kemmerer
Armistice Day events in Kemmerer proceeded as planned amid a driving storm. A brief parade was canceled but bells rang and whistles blew to mark the day. Ex service men, a Sublot delegation, and Legionnaires gathered for a high school program where Miss Julia Platt sang and James Morgan spoke on The American Legion and Labor, with remarks by Mayor Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Red Cross
Thame
Sublot
Fred Flaim
William Bahem
Ernwat Ward
Joseph Kukoy
James Smith
Willow Hood
Max Por
Legionnaires
James Mary
Legion
Julia Platt
L. G. Baker
Kenneth Bellrove
Rose
James Morgan
Lieut
H. H. Moyer
Morgan
American Legion
Labor
Hero World War Buried in Evanston
Mr. Charles Deloney a pioneer merchant of Javkean and Tumalay en route from Evanston where he bought the remains of his son Mills Delaney who was killed in the Great War. W C Delaney a Lincoln county elected state legislator was with his father at Evanston then returned to Jackson. The body was buried at the battlefield and finally interred in the family lot at Evanston where the family lived for years. The Delaney family moved to Jackson twenty two years ago and became leading merchants there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deloney
Javkean
Evanston
Thelivys
Delaney
Jackson
Lincoln County
Opal Sees Heavy Cattle Shipment This Week
A large movement of cattle leaves Opal with several hundred cars loaded, the biggest shipment from that area this fall. Shippers include Woodsein Daniel, Alex Price, Daniel Vane Miller, Daniels Badd Brothers, Bir Piney, Prof. A B Summer, Sprineman, Stanley, and Ralph Milin of Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Ares Wood
Sein Daniel
Alex Price
Daniel
Vane Miller
Daniels Badd Brothers
Bir Piney
A.B. Summer
Sprineman
Stanley
Ralph Milin
Frank Cunnington Accidentally Shot Funeral Details
The text records the funeral of Frank Cunnington or Cannington in Evanaton with fragmented, unclear wording. It mentions his father Sotter, mother Lilly Me, and local ranchers, noting the accidental shooting event and the family’s prominence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cannington
Evanaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Lasich
Decnased
Star Witneus
Woolgrowers Elks’ Dance Plan
H. Anderson
Myra E. Geer
Instructors Wood
Knaup
Mise Seyfarth
Bureh
W. Virgil Cumberland
State Department
Serine
Bender
New York
Sir Thomas Esmonde
Cooka' Pavilion
Mills Deloney
France
Jakean
Frank Cunnington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!