Wilsons Fourteen Points Outlined For Peace Terms
The article previews President Wilsons Fourteen Points as the basis for postwar peace negotiations with Germany. It lists open covenants all public, freedom of seas, removal of economic barriers, armament limits, fair colonial adjustments, and terms for Russia and other nations, stressing transparency and international law. Continued on last page.
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Europe
America
Wilson
Germany
Paris
Russia
Contested Soldier Insurance Fund Faces First Local Case
David Llwellyn enlisted in Kemmerer and died in battle leaving a $10,000 life policy payable to his mother in Butte Montana and a will giving his estate to Elizabeth Stacey of Diarmondville. Charles Leonard of Butte to contest Stacey’s claim on grounds only dependents qualify. hearing before Judge Arnold in Kemmerer.
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United States
Rocky Mountain District
District Court
Lincoln County
David Llwellyn
Kemmerer
Butte, Mont
Elizabeth Stacey
Diarmondville
John RB Arnoldon
Charles R
Dr Sanders Praises Y M C A From French Front Field Notes
A letter to Attorney Ivan S Jones recounts Dr Sanders arriving in France and praising the Y M C A as a soldier’s friend. He notes French affection for American soldiers, English phrases spreading, and French children serenading the unit with songs. He commends the Y M C A for improving soldiers' comfort and asks for donations.
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Ivan S. Jones
Sanders
Saniers
Soldier Frank Cashin Rumor of Armistice Wounds Declared Unfounded
A Evanston man Frank Cashin, brother-in-law to Mina La Chapelle and Mrs C M Whitney, was rumored to have gone over the top at the armistice signing. Latest reports say the wound rumor is false and he did not suffer injuries.
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Frank Cashin
Mina Flo LaChapelle
Bvanaton
Mine la
C. M. Whitney
Cashin
Judge’s ruling shakes divorce property settlement in Green River
In a Green River district court, Judge Metzner questioned the agreed property division in a divorce case between Mrs. John Jamieson and her husband. He ordered the defendant to pay $1,500 immediately and $460 monthly while he reviews the rights to the couple’s property, potentially altering a $45,000 cash settlement.
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Metzner
Jamieson
Green River
S. Taliaferro
Melvin
John Jamieson
Plaints
Mre. Jamieson
Red Cross Drives Kitty Dollar Membership Push
The Red Cross seeks new members with a one dollar admission and promotes mercy work. Miss Flora Chapelle and Miss Rose Angelo spearhead Kemmerer drives while Mrs. George Whitten handles advertising and Nellie Rathbun leads the No. 1 workers committee with a list of volunteers.
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Createat
N the World
Red Cross
Charity
Calor
Creed
Kemmerer
FloraChapelle
Rose Angelo
George Whitten
Nellie Rathbun
No. 1
Elizabeth Wood
George Helts
Kathwine
Platt Wilson
Kid Barret
Ed Sutton
Dick Brown
John Rizzi
Wil
Miner Loses Leg After Mine Accident at Glencoe
About ten days ago Alex Mohaush received severe injuries while working in the Glencoe mine. His leg was crushed and despite efforts to save it, amputation above the knee was performed yesterday.
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Alex Mohaush
Glencoe Mina
Umb
Quarantine in Kemmerer Contested at City Council Meeting
At Kemmerer city council, citizens debated lifting or modifying a two month quarantine. Dr. W A Hocker urged home quarantines and stricter enforcement, while local miners union representatives pledged cooperation. Business leaders praised public health efforts as council moved toward a modified, individual quarantine policy.
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T. Hunter Salmon
W. A. Hocker
Lincoln County
Dr. Hocker
Kemmerer
Ben
William Roberts
Miners’ Union of
Frontier
Geo. Whitten
Hse Maitre
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W. S.S
Baby Bonds
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