City Council Debates Taxes Licenses and Taxi Rules
Regular city council meeting covers treasurer report showing 163.04 balance, October receipts 458.00, fines 53 and total 1442.52. two taxi license applications referred for decision. a taxi regulation resolution drafted by City Attorney Christmas and approved, to prevent blocking streets. meeting notes indicate widespread deliberation on municipal matters.
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Caugell
Pier
George Mati
Tressurer
Tresurer
Renee Abu
Hani
J. B. Pollet
EB. Watts
Pollet
Watts
H. R. Christmas
Ol Wn
Kemmerer
Oper
Mrs Mary Lux Uras Faces Court For Brick Throw
Mrs. Mary Lux Uras wife of John Vras a well known county figure faced a Justice of the Peace Court on Thursday charged with assault for throwing a brick at John Martin of Frontier. Martin testified of a prior quarrel with Lux Uras’ companion wife Macy, and that a brick was hurled at the Martin household. Cross examination showed Martin had not quarreled with Lux Uras and some details remained uncertain.
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Mary Lux Uras
John Vras
Wax
Justice of the Peace
John Martin
Frontier
Arax
Martin
Jose
Alay Macy
Lux Uras
Nny
Marin
Lex Uras
Mary Mai
Quealy Leaves for New York City Dinner
P J Toft Teemlay night for New York ey, plan to attend the annual Pennsylvania Dinner, one of the east s largest events of the year.
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Quealy
New York City
P. J. Toft
New Yorkey
Kemmerer Father-Son Gift Aids Local Legion Post
M S Kemmerer donated 1000 dollars following earlier 400 dollars in checks from John Kemmerer. The gift to the American Legion Kemmerer Post No 17 will fund a club room and activities to glorify Puritanism and Americanism of the fathers. Local post members hail the sizable donation and see it as the start of a lasting fund.
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John
Kemmerer
American Legion
M. S. Kemmerer
Bean
Tam
Ava Bendy
East
Oregon Short Line Cuts Maintenance Forces Across Departments
The Oregon Short Line railroad is trimming staff in several maintenance divisions. Reports say foremen were asked to reduce crews between Granger and Montpelier to ninety seven workers, while bridge gangs shrink from eleven to three. Shop staff and transportation crews remain largely active.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Granger
Montpelier
Kemmerer
Transportation Department
Mrs Turner Entertained at Bridgeg Wednesday
Mrs R M Turner entertained a number of guests at bridge at her home last Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Megdames Robert R Rose and Kenneth Belrose. Refreshments were served and a splendid time had by all who attended.
Knights of Columbus Initiation At Kemmerer Lodge
A large Kemmerer Knights of Columbus initiation drew over 130 candidates with many visitors from Rock Springs Casper Cheyenne and other towns. State leaders attended as the group moved to a solemn mass at the Catholic church with a notable choir performing Ludwig’s Mass in G.
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Kemmerer
Boniday
Knights of Columbus Loge
Rock Springs
Casper Cheyenne
A & Een
Ludwig
The Emblem of Hope for Children’s Health
A 1902 born emblem narrates its journey from a hospital for Wax children to Red Cross support in Delaware, then tuberculosis groups, and finally the National Tuberculosis Association. It describes its mission to sustain families by restoring health and happiness, endorsed by officials like the postmaster general, Samuel Gompers, and the surgeon general.
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Wax
Miss Biesel
Red Cross
Delaware
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosia Association
Father
Samuel Gompers
America
United States Army
Simpsons Leave Piney for Colorado Town
Mr and Mrs C V Simpson who lived in Big Piney last Thursday for Idaho Springs Colorado where they plan to make their future home Architect Mr Simpson came to Big Piney to build the home of Mr and Mrs Aosterhout
Nishi's Place Robbed Again in Sublet District
A wild night crime spree hits Nishi's pool hall as a trio robs the venue, fleeing through an alley toward the railroad. Chief Scott orders rapid action to trap the suspects while officers chase leads and identify two Mexicans tied to prior hold ups. The incident echoes October 16 loot and highlights Nishi's as a frequent target. Funeral notes follow for an Austrian society member found near a wire fence after a fatal incident in Sublet.
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Billy Conroy
Nichi
Michal
Talian
Nishi
Cco
Rawlins
Scott
Wyoming
Kofel
Flo
Abel Wilson near death prompts Piney resident’s travel
George T Wilson, a rancher at Big Piney, learned last week that his father Abel Wilson, longtime Piney resident, is dangerously ill in Dearborn Missouri. He immediately left for Dearborn to be with him.
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George 'T Wilson
Big Piney
Abel Wilson
Piney
Mr. Wilson
Dearborn
Missouri
Fortnightly Bridge Club Hosted By Mrs Hocker
The Fortnightly Bridge Club was entertained Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. R. Hocker's home. A splendid entertainment was provided for the guests and an excellent luncheon served.
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W. R. Hocker
Iursts
Former Afton teacher Jack Major dies in Ogden
Friends in Kemmerer and county mourn the loss of Jack Major once Wyoming’s Star Valley superintendent of schools. A self made man born in Kentucky, he sought education in Utah and would have earned a Harvard PhD in law. He served Wyoming troops at the border during Mexico troubles and suffered kidney damage from injuries. Survived by a wife, two sons, his mother, a brother and sister.
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Jack Major
Kemmerer
Major
Star Valley
Ogden
Utah
Kentucky
Aur Mon
Harvard
Wyoming
Afton
Christmas Seal Sale Aims to Fight Tuberculosis
In a Wyoming context the Christmas Seal Sale supports the National Tuberculosis Association. Funds stay 95 percent in state to hire nurses, run health programs, and aid the Children’s Crusade, with emphasis on preventing spread and aiding those afflicted. The campaign urges quick action for parcels and letters, recalling wartime duty and President Harding’s message praising declines in death rates and urging a successful 1921 sale.
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Crowe
Dona ‘Tuberculosis Association
Wyoming Public Health Revelation
P. J. Quealy
National Association
Children's Crusade
Lincoln County
Rogers
Harding
Hatfield
National
Tuberculosia Association
Ite
Vietin
Graham Fined for Assault in Local Case
Local court fined Graham twenty five dollars after a trial recounting an incident near Graham's ranch. Witnesses described Graham ordering a man to leave camp, brandishing a gun, and threatening. The confrontation led to the assailant moving the camp with his son in law Peter Bergen, as officers investigated the events surrounding the May dispute.
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Orville Aten
Alt Pohiay
Orville Aller Id Mint
Jackson Creek
Graham
Enmay
Metlee
Peter Bergen
Metjee
Graeham
Hiter
Cap
Sean
McGee
Bergen
Oyler
Clyde Oyler
Coe
Health officer reports no new contagious diseases in Kempmerer
City health officer Dr. M J Goldberg told the council that no new infectious diseases were detected this month. Scarlet fever cases were isolated to prevent spread, several smallpox cases occurred but were well managed, and no diphtheria was found.
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Kempmerer
M. J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Geldbens
Kemmerer
Commmon
Cumberland
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Mary Lux
Frontier Man
Kemmer Port
Kememer
Department of Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Lese
Mrs. Turner
Bridgeg
K. C. Order
Simpsons
Colorado Town
Sublet
Robburs
Tony Kofol
Sublet No
Scott Mine
Alienpity
Andre
Plic
Wea Varthy
Ed McGee
Croek Henchee
Clin
Gon—Petolte
Hiue
Seartun
Cowel
Maxes
McFarland
Or Goldberg
Ars
Brammer
Mies McParland
City Health Officvr
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