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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1916
Page
4
The piece argues for a tariff commission to protect American industry and warns Democrats risk politics by delaying action. It also recounts a Union Pacific train robbery near Rawlins with a bold gunman stealing a guard’s watch and escaping, eluding capture after a dramatic sequence.
In the midst of wartime scarcity, Berlin manufactures a substitute for beer to ease German shortages. The move signals continued efforts to sustain morale and daily life despite rationing and material pressures.
Editor Maxwell of the Lander State Journal gauges national races and places Idaho Senator Borah first in consideration, with Senator Cummins second and Theodore Roosevelt third in his local assessment.
A major oil firm, supplying about 90 percent of Wyoming's oil, demands buyers choose its oil or go without. State authorities face the dispute amid broader fuel supply tensions.
Governor John B. Kendrick visited his Sheridan ranch early last week and will stay until week’s end. He will return to Cheyenne then travel to Kemmerer for a Democratic banquet address Tuesday evening.
P M Gill, noted Kentucky mountain journalist, visited Cody last week to help produce an industrial edition of the Cody Herald Republican. The edition will feature increased advertising and a writeup of local commercial interests.
In a fraught debate the piece argues Roosevelt, once sidelined by Republicans, is feared and praised for his potential comeback. It laments party barriers that hinder a leader seen as aligned with public will and national progress.
fragmented text suggests debate over Bryea’s stance after defeats in the Nebraska primary and delegate selections. The piece hints at how views on party allegiance and representation may influence his standing within the Democratic framework and upcoming committee considerations.
The notice notes candidates for local and county offices are already announcing their bids ahead of the primary. In Lincoln County little has been seen yet others push campaigns early, signaling active competition as the season opens.
The Montpelier Examiner announces its latest upgrade by installing a Mergenthaler Model K typesetting machine. The note praises the paper’s long-standing quality and states the change will improve the appearance while maintaining its focus on local subjects and community issues.
The House votes two thirds in favor of a national defense preparedness program, echoing Representative Mondell's stance from December amid wartime hysteria. The period saw proposals from a peace army to universal conscription, with Mondell among the few who voiced a clear position.
A baby girl weighing eight pounds was born at 4 10 AM on April 16 to Mr and Mrs Don Forsyth. The parents live on Loose Street and the newborn is named Denne Jean.
Two cars loaded with bigtinders and highwaymen left Kemmerer for a train hold up on a Union Pacific line. They aimed for Salt Lake City via the desert route, then returned to their ordinary pursuits. The party included Mob and Charlie Christina, Ulut Jufaen, Feed, Freamk Curkly, and Tommie, with possible disreputable links hinted at in the fragmented report.
Hepuotic county convention and the Democratic county convention will be held in Kemmerer on Tuesday afternoon of next week. Delegates to the state convention will be elected, with little time required. The incentive committee may discuss party matters and potential candidates.
Democratic banquet organizers in Kemmerer report responses from nearly 150 Democrats across the county and state. The event is set for next Thursday evening with potential attendance by prominent state figures including Governor Kendrien, Secretary of State Hous, and Attorney General Connelle. Uncertainty remains over which Democrats will field congressional nominees.
In Kemmerer Oregon officials report ex tradition figures arriving weeks ago. Jim Pappas a Greek arrived in Kemmerer with others and faced a white slavery charge. It is now unclear if he will cooperate with officers. W Condros of Burdur visited Wednesday.
The Opal Notes describe progress in the shearing pens with about thirty blade shearers at work. Watts and Milleson flocks moved through recent days, auto trucks deliver rounds, and local visitors observe the operation. Notable mentions include Jamieson and family, Beaver and Twin Cattle association activities, and varied health and travel updates for area residents.
Mrs. Delaney, long absent visiting relatives in Michigan and Evanston, returned to Jackson on Sunday. Travel hardships delayed her return as winter roads worsened, though the family is glad to have her back in town.
A garbled OCR fragment references usury and possible medical or social terms. It mentions LGBT and a vague note about pills and rest, with scattered phrases such as “usury oF” and “Pablets immediately after.” The content is unclear and lacks coherent events or proper names to identify.
Captain H. G. Nickerson narrowly escaped serious injury when the Overland touring car lost control on Cheese Factory hill Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle rolled off the road into a creek bed, making a complete turn and more. He sustained a severe foot strain and bruises, while the car suffered minor steering wheel damage.
The European war reduced wool slaughter and selling, with tariffs shaping shifts. Higher wool prices are forecast as demand rises. industry hopes for renewed tariff-based support. The Washington Post notes tariff policy as a key factor in recovery prospects.
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