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Peace League Aim Dominates After War Ends
The nation supports Wilson's idea of a league of nations as European leaders back the plan. Congress debates formation with political opposition seen as a risk to postwar unity. In Utah, Liberty Potash advances prosperity plans linked to mineral development. Rock Springs and Kemmerer investors, led by A Kendall and P J Quealy, propel efforts.
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United States
Armiatics
Europe
America
League of Nations
Wilson
Peace League
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Washington
Congress
League
Imaelt
Armia
Amerian
Liberty Potash Company
Grmany
Salt Lake Tribune
Rock Springs and Kemmerer
A Kendall
First National Bank of
Rock Springs
P. J. Quealy
Potash Plant Boom Affects Utah Wyoming Jobs
In 1914 a new potash supply push grows in Utah and Wyoming as several plants operate and an $11 million corporation forms to supply domestic needs. A Green River Wyoming plant line with rail indorsements aims to finish quickly, promising employment and regional industrial growth.
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America
Utah
Wy Wing
Green River
Wyo
Apur
Union Packie
Balt Lake
Wyoming
Thong Bac
Enatern
County Road Plans Face Incoming Board
The new Board of County Commissioners will tackle neglected Southern roads as a priority. Key routes from Opal through Kemmerer Diamondville Gage to Cokeville need attention along with Kemmerer North Big Piney and Cokeville Afton projects. Strong county finances support expanded road work and a consistent building policy is urged.
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Board of County Commissioners
Opal
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Gage
Cokeville
Fifteenth State Ratifies Federal Prohibition Amendment
Fiorida becomes the fifteenth state to ratify the federal prohibition amendment as the Legislature votes 58 to 0 in favor. Across fifteen states voting so far, 1487 support ratification to 245 oppose, a margin over four to one. Next-year sessions will consider remaining states as ratification nears certain passage. Wyoming appears likely to approve with a smaller majority, not unanimity.
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Fiorida
Union
Stan
Wyoming
Lot
Porpster’s Locks Are Not Forgotten Over Christmas
Washington D C December 23 The forest and foresters who left the United States for France to supply timber for allied armies will not miss Christmas cheer. The American Forestry Association welfare fund contributed over 20000 to provide Christmas remembrances for the men of the 10th and 20th engineer regiments. The March Aviation Field near Riverside California shows aviation training yields few fatal accidents with little danger despite the glow of total flight.
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Porpster
Washington
France
Forentora
Almartca
American Forestery Association
Tts
March Aviation
Riverside
Cal
Utah Supreme Court Reverses Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal Case
The Utah Supreme Court reversed a Weber County District Court ruling on about $90000 in stock issued to directors Draney Ryan and Gosling of the Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Company. The decision validates the stock and could reinstate the directors' control of the company, with a petition for rehearing to follow. The case involves the Lincoln Kemmerer mine near Kemmerer and ongoing litigation in Lincoln County over a lease cancellation by Rosepp and Co. of Salt Lake City.
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Utah Supreme Cour
District Court
Lincoln-Kemmerer
Utah
Ryan, Draney
Gosling
District Court of
Weber County
Ilegally
Supreme Court
Mesers
Draney
Ryan
Ogden
Kemmerer
Utah Court
Lincoln County
Messrs. Rosepp and Co
Salt Lake City
Machine Gun Company Man Wobnt Bryant Meare Wounded
Bryant Meare of Jackson is listed among recent casualties. A comrade’s letter says Meare was wounded in the shoulder by shrapnel while carrying ammunition to a machine gun company believed recruited in Lincoln County.
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Bryant Meare
Jackson
Mr. Mears
Lincoln County
Mears
Trapper Tod James Fights Brown Bear at Middle Piney Lake
Tod James, famed Lincoln County trapper, crawled into a bear den near Middle Piney Lake after snow collapsed beneath him. The brown bear lunged as he fired, and James fatally struck the animal with his remaining bullets, a rare peril in his many years of mountain hunting.
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Kemmerer
Tod Jamoa
Lincoln County
Mr. James
Middle Piney Lake
Two Kemmerer Homes Had Flu
Alarm spread in Emmerer last Friday as several influenza cases appeared in the P. J. Quealy and Dr. W. A. Hocker households. Mahlon Quealy first fell ill, followed by six year old Pat and another daughter. At the Hocker residence Mr and Mrs F J Long also contracted the flu but are improving. No other cases were reported and none were considered dangerous.
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P. J. Quesly
W. A. Hocker
Quealy
Mahlon Quesly
Pat
Hocker
F. J. Long
Emmerer
Phywtet
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Wester
Fifteenth
Lincoln-Kemmerer Coal
Utah Supreme Court
Ogden Men
MAN Wobnt
Croup
Chamberlain
Edward Hassett
Frankfort
N. Y
Tod James
Brain
Ead
Neunt
Thi
Trapper
W. A Hocker
Tarage
Srving Rapheller
Eben Helden
PHOME
ACS
Bianca
Lincoln Lumber Company