Adjourned District Court Receives New Damages Claims
Judge Arnold presides as district court adjourns with cases filed by Readon against Inez seeking 10000 dollars. Reardon, a wealthy Lincoln county rancher, accuses sheriff staff of mis conduct during past contempt fine delinquencies. Workmen's compensation cases heard. various defendants pleadings and continuances noted as sessions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Ciamer
Abelard
Hse
Ed Hansen
Gherif J. G. Gudemundsen
Que McDougal
Sheriffs Office
Readon
Inez
Mr. Reardon
Lincoln County
Altho
Tamit
Reardon
Sheriff's Office
John MR. Arnold
Third Judicial District
Kemmerer Inet
A. Burney
Hanna Edwards
Btar Valley
H. H. Harrison
James Slater
Thayne
Lauckey Young Va. Sneddon
I Carras
R. R. Rose Bere
Arnold Jett
Green River
Daylight Hold Up Near Cumberland Reported
Miss Mary Roche var a 17 year old girl returning from Cumberland was held up by a lone horseman. He took one dollar from her purse and she hid a larger sum elsewhere. The sheriff may have little chance of catching the bandit as the victim did not report the larger loss promptly.
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Cumberland
Mary Rochevar
Mary Fa
Sheriff's Office
Ke kel Case Tossed on Tuesday Night Trial
Elkel case Kekel versus Enesnick on Tuesday night charged assault and battery. Judge heard the defense by Sammon and Reynolds for Kekel and Rose for Enesnick. Evernick found guilty, fined 410 and costs, refused payment, appeal filed.
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Elkel
Kekel
Enesnick
Father and Son Die in Cumberland No. 1 Mine Accident
Antonio and Victor Stango, father and son, were killed by a rock fall while digging coal in Cumberland No. 1 mine. They died after reaching the emergency hospital. their bodies were sent to Kemmerer for burial. A special Cumberland train carried 164 mourners. funeral services were held at Sullivan parlors with interment in Kemmerer cemetery. The Rock Springs Rocket notes Cumberland barbers organized a local union, fourth in the state.
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Cumberland
Antonio
Victor Stango
Kemmerer
Sullivan Undertaking
Ted
Kemmerer Band
Lynch
Stango
Stengo
Public Utilities Man from Wyoming Visits Kemmerer
H A Floyd secretary to the Public Utilities commission of Wyoming visited Kemmerer for a day with his sister-in-law Helen Stuby a Kemmerer High School teacher. He reviewed the Rock Springs Water Company records from 1894 to 1916 and will finalize usages after returning home. Floyd noted few formal complaints and discussed high school cadet movement statewide. Mrs R Curtis of Boise Idaho visited Kemmerer last week to see daughter Mrs Claude Spears and son F B Curtis.
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Kemmerer
H. A. Floyd
Public Utilities Commission of Wyoming
Floyd
Mise Helen Stuby
Kemmerer High School
Rock Springs Water Company
Varlova
Altho
Sheri
Japanese Mine Worker Killed in Oakley Collapse
R Morizano a popular 24 year old Japanese miner was killed in Oakley when five mine cars broke loose on the main slope and dragged him down. He had trained as a pilot in San Diego and was returning to work after four months in Kemmerer. Funeral held at Union Hall and Diamondville cemetery.
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R. Morizano
Oakley
Morizono
Curtiss School of Aviation Ata
Diego
Area Club of America
Manual Arts Garage
Los Angeles
Kemmerer
Mies
Macrisono
Ariel
Japan
Union Hat
Quirley
Diamondville
Japanese Wife Receives Benefit Under Workmen Law
A courtroom report notes a ruling by Judge Jobo H. Ar on Friday regarding a Japanese widow in Osaka who loses her husband in an accident. The decision clarifies survivor benefits under workmen compensation for a wife living in Japan aged around 40. The case centers on Mrs Morleons and her pending entitlement.
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Jobo H. Ar
Morleons
Oakley Ming
Taureday
Japan
Wing Ip & Fordlan
Emanwalhat
Road tax for Hot Springs county special election debated
The Thermopolis Record reports Hot Springs county officials will seek a special election to vote on a two mill tax for road and bridge building. The editor argues this is insufficient and urges legislative action to enable bonds, estimating higher funding needs and advocating broad public discussion.
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Thermopolis
Hot Springs
Lincoln County
Editorial on a one-term presidency and party letters
The piece cites a 1912 Democratic platform calling for a single presidential term and forbidding re election. It also includes a letter from Woodrow Wilton consenting to be named as a potential candidate to satisfy Ohio state requirements for the Democratic convention deliberations.
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United States
Charles Hildebrand
Colmbus
Ohio
Clash at Frontier Ends With Italian Victory
The report recalls a nighttime clash where Japanese forces met Malta troops at Frontier. Japanese withdrawal followed by Italian victory. Observed celebrations for Washington's birthday were interrupted by the sudden warlike disruption.
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Frontier
Malta
Uallens
Washington
Sixteen Days Without Mail In Jackson Hole
Letter from Jackson Wyoming discusses elk feeding near 12 900 heads amid harsh weather. It argues for state game wardens free from politics and stresses preparedness and education to save wildlife. Also notes paper supplies and delays due to storms and pass conditions.
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Jackson
Wyo
Kommerer Gamera
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Nowlin
Blokcal Survey
Seebaum
Specia Game Warden
Elie
Jackson Hole
C.T. Manville
Victor
Idaho
Salt Lake
Will Lay New Steel Along Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line plans spring and summer work including heavy track between Opal and Granger and about three miles uphill near a tunnel. About 160 men will be employed. Winter tunnel drainage has required a sizable crew to keep the tunnel dry as water seeps through clay and coal strata.
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Oregon
Tre
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Kemmerer Week
Cumberland Road
Rock Springs
Yatpa
Yue Birst National Bank of
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R. Curtis
Bolne
Mra
Claude Spears
Curti
Editorial
Basin
Wwtit
Teton
Pines West
C. L. McKay
Ogden
East Lake City
Arts Promian
Uts
Teton Pass
Courier
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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