Rock Springs Municipal Ticket Nominated For May Election
Citizens of Rock Springs nominate an independent municipal ticket for the May 12 election. Democrats and Progressives back Dr E B Lauser for mayor and Chas P Scott with Chay M for council. John Green for mayor. Willyaki and Frank B Taylor for councilmen. Republicans name John H Anderson for mayor with John B Young and Victor J Facinelli for councilmen.
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Miner Killed in Sublet Coal Mine Fall
An Austrian miner named Joe Moras, age 20, unmarried, was found dead after a coal and rock fall in the Sublet mine. He had been preparing to fire a shot when the collapse occurred about 3 o clock. Coroner Embree and a jury ruled the death an unavoidable accident. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church with mass by Father Lynch and burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Ming
Sublet
Lhat
Joe Moras
Oger
Embree
H. J. Groutage
Tom Holland
Chas. Rathbun
Lynch
Plans for Kemmerer Baseball Team in League
Community reports outline updated plans for a town owned ballpark based team in Kemmerer with no salaries for players. Subscriptions from local businesses total many dollars and management aims to form a six team league involving Diamondville Montpelier Green River Cokeville and Rock Springs with rail access. Monies will fund equipment and a rain day fund with practice games and daily five o clock games beginning court week.
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Ee Sevestiin
Association
A. D. Hoskins
Clyde Settle
F. H. Chapin
J. A. Christmas
C. W. Talcott
Fred Chapin
Lawrence Holland
Chapin
Diamondville
Cokeville
Montpelier
Green River
Rock Springs
Ball Park
Hocker & Stafford
Marbleton Woodmen Head Watchman Leaves Town
Marbleton reports Jobo Phisterer, head camp watch man of Denver, departed after involvement with Woodman of the World. He left many friends who wish him well in organizing other lodges in the state. Old papers for sale at this office.
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Jobo Phisterer
Denver
Jobo
Marbleton
Two Strong Theatrical Companies Visit Kemmerer
The past week featured the Manion Claman Players at the Lyceum and the May Roberts Company at the New Kemmerer theatre. Both troupes drew large crowds with varied programs, strong acting, and high merit, though Kemmerer struggles to host two shows nightly. Chas. C. Lehmer returned from Salt Lake to Kemmerer to visit family before continuing to Marbleton.
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Manion-Claman Players
May Roberts Company
Kemmerer
I Atage
Manion-Claman
Lyceum Theatre
May Roberts
New Kemmerer Theatre
United States
Orient
Chas. C. Lehmer
Salt Lake
Marbleton
Ralph Bugher
Back from California Mr and Mrs Lewis Travis Return to Kemmerer
Mr and Mrs Lewis Travis arrived from Los Angeles Sunday morning and will spend the summer at their Marbleton area ranch. He brings good reports from the Wyoming colony there and plans to depart for the ranch today with their teams. They have made real estate purchases in Los Angeles and own a beautiful winter home.
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Lewis Travis
Kemmerer
Los Angeles
Marbleton
Travis
Wyoming Colony
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