Fatal Cumberland shooting ends in deaths and injury
A quarrel among three Greeks at Cumberland led to a deadly shootout Sunday evening. Speros, Gavrilos, and Hatze fought after a dispute over money and past grudges. Gavrilos died Monday morning at L C M Hospital. Hatze, wounded, was hospital bound. Speros faced charges and a preliminary hearing set soon.
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Gavrilos
Hatze
Speros
Cumberland
Jim Jos
Jalil
Jim Gavriles
Hates
Peter Fraskikas
Sperra
Dr. Marquis
Qevriios
Aiz
Hatse
Marauin Hospital
Speron
Sproul Campaign Tour Moves Through Kemmerer
W. W. Sproul Democrat and Casper building businessman visits Kemmerer and Star Valley as he campaigns for the U S Senate nomination against John Osborne. He aims to complete a statewide tour before the March 20 primary and reports broad encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sproul
U. S. Senate
John Osborne
Kemmer
Sproul
Casper
Kommerer
Star Valley
Walerick Makes Long Walk After Car Lights Fail
Frank Malerick a Kemmer tailor and C A Ives with families left Kemmerer for a fishing trip in the Upper Hamfork. The party’s car lights failed. Malerick walked to the county bridge, then back to the car after repairing a disconnected wire. He returned to Kemmerer Monday with a large catch and noted the need for matches on trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Malerick
Kemmerer
C. A. Ives
Intendine
Hamafork
Darlin
County Bridge
Maverick
Malerick
Mr. Malerick
Weekly War Review Charts Allied Breakthroughs and Retreats
The report details Allied advances and German withdrawals along the Vesle Crise Aisne and Marne fronts. It notes American forces retreating from Clerges Heugneux Rozoy and German countermoves to contain Vichy–Foch lines. The piece highlights bold Allied blows at Rheims Sols ann and Vesle saturations, with German rear guards pulled back toward the Vesle and Marne as rains flood rivers and the front shifts.
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Batk
Foch
Democracy
Clerges
Heugneux
Rozoy
Wilhelm Jr
Paris
Ht9
Imit
von Boehn
Rupprecht
Willie
Haw
Vesle
Newa
Rheims
Fere-en-Tardennois
Bsolasons
Crise
Milew
Sousin Ripprecht
Saimsons
Aisne
Braisne
Solsanns
Braigne
Veale
Torrie
Aatumlay
Ecoufuenre
Pisnies
Salonons
Tinve
Prinmera
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Kemmerer
Fhatme
Vesie
Soleons Tver
Hunt
Pooh
Kainer
Teh
God
Todd
Donging Malx
Avera
Registration Coming for Men Aged Fifteen to Forty Nine
Word from Washington states the act of Congress to register men between ages 15 and 49 will pass. General Crowder has sent instructions to Local Boards to start registration immediately with a review Monday and early September expected. The law aims to prevent drafting more men with false enlistments.
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Washington
Congress
Crowder Ias
Lincoln County Students Shine At University Summer School
Lincoln County residents show strong support for the county Food Administrator Mrs Laura Winters. Three Star Valley girls Merlin Dutson Linnie Miller and Eva Hokanson trained at the University of Laramie for two weeks and returned July 22. Lincoln County sent the largest student group to the Sumter School with thirty one attendees. The students staged a stunt portraying Lincoln County industries earning first prize in the stunt contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura J. Winters
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
University At
Laramie
Merlin Dutson
Linnie Miller
Eva Hokanson
Winters
University Sumter School
Taramie
Lincoln County
Funeral of Mrs Anna Miller in Diamondville
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Miller were held at Diamondville First Church with Ben Het presiding. Speakers included TH Morrison and Gilbert Tavsom. The service featured hymns and piano, followed by burial at Mammothville en route to Logan Utah for final rites. Mrs Miller resided in Lencoe and leaves husband Dan Miller, three children, a sister in Montpelier, and a brother in Montpelier. Her son Harold is stationed at Camp Lewis.
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Anna Siter
Olencoe
Diamondyiite
Ben Het
Kentsmeper
Ro Uorrison
Gilbert Tavsom
Kommwierer
Iy Camily
D. J. Drowsy
Rita Hunter
Diamond Villy
Chile
Mamondville
Loman
Utah
Mra. Miller
Win
Peterson
A. C. Academy
Miller
Lencoe
Servention
M Miller
Cltizen
Dan Miller
Slater
John A. Tagley
Montpelier
Brother
Bar! Peterson, Olin
Harold Tp
Tn Thi Sar View
Camp Lewia
Washington
Children’s Annual Picnic Near County Bridge
The event for the church children was held Tuesday at a selected picnic spot near the County Bridge on Nometork. About forty participated in athletic sports and a plen lunch was served with ice cream and soda water. The party returned home around 6 o clock after a day of recreation.
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Nometork
W. Stockton Arrives in Kemmerer for Oil Company Visit
W. Stockton, president of the Wyoming-Pacific Oil Company, arrived in Kemmerer for union shipyard work and will spend a few days, presenting himself as a key figure for his company.
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W. Stockton
Air
Ot Benttl
Woahinguin
Wyoming-Pacific Oil Company
Kemmerir
Hie Company
Mr. Stockton Atprasene
25 000 Nurses Wanted For U S Student Nurse Reserve
The Government seeks 25 000 young women ages nineteen to thirty to join the United States Students Nurse Reserve. Applicants must be intelligent and healthy with good education. Enrollment options include civilian training or Army Nursing School with readiness to serve by April 1919. Lincoln County urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
United Aitates
Gurve
Army Nursing School
War Department
Roadinosa Watt
Army
Lincoln County
Pd. Quealy
Billy Sunday Spotted in Kemmerer Depot Area
Billy Sunday toured Kemmerer briefly last Sunday while waiting for a train. He recognized an old baseball incident recalled by Mr. Glasgow of the Comer, who once played in Murphysboro, and shared memories with the famed evangelist. Sunday and his family were en route east after spending the summer in Washington.
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Kemmerer
Billy
Glasgow
Comer
Sunday
Murphysboro
Washington
County Assessor Reports Big Rise in Valuations
County Assessor George Tanner reports total property valuations rising from 12 627 535 in 1917 to 15 162 079 in 1918, a jump of about 18 percent led by live stock and coal. An actual count of sheep and cattle at shearing yards drives much of the increase, replacing prior reliance on owner returns.
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Ty County
Aviation Lieut Sees Rapid Air Training Progress
Lieutenant J. K. Netley, stationed at San Diego, discusses advances in Army aviation training. Recruit performances now exceed what experts expected a year ago as training camps improve aircraft handling and combat readiness. Netley heads to Camp Dick, Texas, to continue as Government Instructor and believes U S entry into Europe will hinge on manpower enough to shift the balance in favor of the Allies.
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J. K. Netley
Army
San Diego
Netleyte
Camp Dick
Texans
United States
Europe
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