Kemmerer Chautauqua Week Promises Engaging Features
Kemmerer launches its second Chautauqua week starting Saturday with a full program of entertainment and educational talks. Officials approved Triangle Park for the gatherings, tickets range 2.50 for adults 1.50 for students and 1.00 for children, with teachers from the county attending daily afternoons and evenings.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Triangle Park
Kamm
Teachera Institute
Chatauqua
FORGER AND GANG TRAVELERS TARGET TOWNS
A county deputy reports a man with aliases and an Indy partner passing forged checks to locals in several towns including Cokeville and Kemmerer. They ate a meals courtesy of Burl Haggerty and fled with about 60 dollars before heading toward Denver. Police circulate warnings along rail lines. forgers likely to return from Denver.
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Sheriff's Office
Indy
Cokeville
Burl Haggerty
Kemmérer
Haggerty
W. Collet
Union Pacific
Greely
Denver
Tsn
Bergmerer
Modest Labor Day Observance Planned in Kemmerer Area
Labor Day events will be low key with aims to unite district groups but avoid a large central celebration in Kemmerer. Local observances are planned in Frontier, Diamondville and nearby camps as miners continue work.
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Kemmerer
Frontier
Diamondville
Weekly War Review on Allied Drive Toward Berlin Opens New Front
The Allied advance in France now stretches a long arc from Arras south through Bapaume, Chaulnes, Lihons, Roye, Noyon and along the Oise and Vesle toward Rheims. German losses exceed 110,000 prisoners and 400,000 casualties as they retreat in a strategic withdrawal to safer defensive lines near the Meuse, while American forces are poised to reach 4,000,000 in France and push toward the Rhine.
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Berlin
Pui
Soissons
Arras
Parin
Bapaume
Bi Chaulnes
Lihons
Roys
Noyon
Lagdarter
Oise
Allette
Vesle
Rheima
Somme
Paris
Marcel
Hindenburg
Germany
Liner
Meuse
Chaulnes
Rove
Peronne
Noyan Ham
Mimlenburg
France
Armee
Rhine
Boche
Hmenelt
Soiss Sons
Olso
Allotte
Solasone
Byng
Rawlinson
Eplus of
Terre
Rupprecht
Firitih
Official Primary Returns Reported as Men Called to Colors
The official vote tally was completed early, with County Clerk Roy Harrison and Justices J. W. Glasgow and T. C. Russell overseeing counts. Returns list candidates for U.S. Senate, county offices, and draft call numbers with multiple registrants slated for Camp Lewis, Fort Riley, and Fort Logan, including names and towns across Wyoming and nearby states.
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Roy Harrison
James W, Glasgow
T. C. Russel
United States Senate
Camp Lewis
Louis R. Jay Wilson
Penne Evanaton
Jene
Idaho
Jour
Reuben Sanchez
Fontenelle
William Pern
Ontenelle
Leonard Ferrin
Willard E
Etch
Edward E. Ae “Alpine
Roscoe Titensor
Logan
Utah
Lawrence ¢ Welch
Afton
Burton Miller
Bedford
Wyo
Walter R. Hubble
Kemmerer
Fort Riley
Kan
Milo Anderson
Grover
John Hainsworth
Sheldon Dickson
Woodruff
Adria L. Merritt
Eutjer Hickey
Halfway
Russell Shideler
Big Piney
Wye
Bruce L. Coulter
Teton
Wigs
Arthur L. Tyler
Jackson
Clarence E. Crumb
Rock Springs
John FE. Zeiher
Gust Jackson
Frontier
Hyrum A. Bieteran
Tymas Kelly
Neg
James Conet Lumberland
Aldo Damori
Glencoe
Star Valley Pioneers Visit Kemmerer
Star Valley pioneers John Graham and Mrs. Mary Parsons of Smoot, longtime Star Valley residents, visited Kemmerer with James L. Bruce of Afton for a day of legal business. It was their first trip to the county seat after thirty years in Smoot.
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Star Valley
Kemmerer
John Graham
Mary Parsons
Smoot
Grahams
Parsons
Daddy" Grahan
Graham
James L. Bruce
Afton
Two Lincoln County Men Fall In Battle
News comes from telegrams to parents naming Clifford Y. Phillips and Sidney Edwards as dead in France. Phillips was killed July 28 and Edwards July 15 while serving in the 146th Machine Gun Company. Both had resided in Lincoln County, with families in the Green River Valley. Mason Phillips, Clifford’s brother, is with the company at the front.
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Clifford Phillips
Sidney Edwards
Lincoln County
Cliford Y. Phillips
France
Phillips
Edwards
Green River Valley
146Th Machine Gun Company
Fremont
Mason Phillips
Cufford
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Teachers’ Institute
Re’ Clover
T. Hunter Salmon
J. B. Butterworth
E. J. Butterworth
Margaret E. Mullidson
Red Cross
P. J. Quealy
J Butterworth
Gaucet
C. 1
Clark
Ianyrith
The
First National Bank of
Weekly War Review
Heron Bordere
James W. Fisher
John B., Osborne
W. W. Sproul
Francis E. Warren
J.B. Matthews
Oakley
A. A
Democrat
J. i Pitepatrick Nican
Joe P. Helts
el, Thomas
Som
Charles BE
Geo. Alleman
Wors
Ocal Draft Board
County Armourer
Tanner Republican
Chas. N. Heagle
Justice of the Peace Democrat
J. W. Glasgow
J. M. Mott
Frank L. Houx
Rowe
J. BL Camplin
Robert D. Carey
R.A. Condit
Maurice Greahon
Chaplin
A. H. Stewart
F. H. Westcott
J. C. Jefferia
Jordan
AD. Hoskins
George W
Perry
Congress
Hayden M White
F. W. Mondell
J. C. Harneberger
McDonough
K. A. Morton
Frank P. Cranceyeg
T. D. O'Not
Oscar Beck
Clarence Gardner
BRS
House of Representatives
D. Clark
Louis, Jensen
Thomas M. Holland
Thomas
Wilde
W. J. Witherspoon
Albert Barrus Co
J. D. Nobilte
J. W. Sammon
T R. Wilson
Garrison Ea
Margaret ¥. Nichalson
B . Rathbun
DH Scott
T. HL Salmon
Charles BE. Gomm
Andrew Morrow
Morris J. Hale
Wil Jes
John Ingram
Andreas Blickfeldt
Frank P. Bessette
Elmer L. Condon
Sam Brakus
Levi Hawkins
William H. Clark
John H. Goddard
Cumberland
Mita
Baro
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