Adjourned Session Brings New District Court Actions
Judge Arnold presided as new cases appeared in district court with claims against Readon and a dozen others seeking damages up to 10 000. Reardon accuses sheriff officials of contempt and duty deficiencies, while hearings covered workmen compensation claims and a divorce default. Cases were continued or amended as proceedings move toward May term.
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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
Miss Mary Roche, 17, of a merchandise store, was held up by a lone horseman on a Cumberland return trip. He took one dollar from her purse, missing a second concealed sum. She showed pluck but the sheriff faces slim odds of capture, as she kept silent until a reporter’s inquiry reached her.
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Cumberland
Mary Rochevar
Mary Fa
Sheriff's Office
Kekel v Enesnick case on assault and battery
Elkel Case Tuesday night last week involved Kekel versus Enesnick charged with assault and battery. Judge heard Sam mon and Reynolds for Kekel while Rose defended Enesnick. Evernick found guilty and fined 410 but refused payment. case appealed.
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Elkel
Kekel
Enesnick
Father and Son Die in Cumberland No. 1 Mine Accident
Antonio Stanjo and Victor Stanjo father and son died after a rock fall while digging coal at Cumberland No 1 mine. Their bodies were taken to Kemmerer for burial as a special Cumberland train with 164 people attended the funeral. Rev Lynch led prayers at the grave and sympathy extended to Mrs Stengo and three children. Barbers in Rock Springs formed a local union, the fourth in the state.
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Cumberland
Antonio
Victor Stango
Kemmerer
Sullivan Undertaking
Ted
Kemmerer Band
Lynch
Stango
Stengo
Public Utilities Official Visits Kemmerer for Informal Talks
H A Floyd secretary to the Wyoming Public Utilities commission visited Kemmerer for a day, mainly social with sister-in-law Miss Helen Stuby. He reviewed Rock Springs Water Company records from 1894 to 1916, classifying water use for coal, rail, town, and residences, to aid potential complaints. Floyd noted few formal complaints while offering advisory help, and he plans further analysis at home. He is also researching a high school cadet movement to secure state aid. Mrs. R Curtis of Boise, Idaho, visited with her Kemmerer relatives.
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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 Miner Morizano Killed in Oakley Mine Runaway
R Morizano a popular young Japanese miner in the Oakley district died Thursday when five cage cars broke loose on the main slope and dragged him as he re entered. He was 24, trained at Curtiss School of Aviation San Diego and Los Angeles Manual Arts Garage, returning to Kemmerer four months earlier. Funeral held at Union Hat in Quirley with burial in 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 Benefits Under War Claims Law
A fragment reports a judge's ruling on survivors' benefits for a Japanese wife after the death of her husband in Oakley. It notes a widow aged about 40 in Japan and details possible compensation under the Workmen's Compensation law. The text references Mr Morleons and Mrs Seer and cites a legal action tied to a U.S. death case.
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Jobo H. Ar
Morleons
Oakley Ming
Taureday
Japan
Wing Ip & Fordlan
Emanwalhat
Road tax proposal eyed for Hot Springs County
The Thermopo lis Record reports Hot Springs County commissioners plan a special election to submit a two mill property tax for road and bridge improvements. The Camera suggests bonding via enabling act, estimates $28 000 from two mills on 14 million valuation, and notes larger sums may be needed for real ranching connectivity. Public discussion and taxpayer letters urged to gauge popular support.
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Thermopolis
Hot Springs
Lincoln County
Editorial on a single presidential term and Ohio endorsement
The piece cites the 1912 Democratic platform advocating one term and no re election along with a letter from Woodrow Wilton consenting to appear as a candidate for the national Democratic convention to satisfy Ohio law. It discusses party strategy and the limits of nominating contests.
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United States
Charles Hildebrand
Colmbus
Ohio
Japanese Clash With Maltan Forces at Frontier
The report notes a clash between Japanese and Malta forces near the frontier ending with Japanese retreat and Italian victory. Celebrations for Washington's birthday were rumored. the scene turned disorderly as voices and music collided with the sudden wartime disruption.
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Frontier
Malta
Uallens
Washington
Elks in Jackson Hole Face Feeding Strains and Mail Delay
A 1910 letter from Jackson Wyoming notes about 12 900 elk fed into spring amid scarce hay and harsh weather. It urges state game wardens to act, promotes preparedness, and decries government experts while detailing local supply issues and paper shortages across the era.
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Jackson
Wyo
Kommerer Gamera
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Nowlin
Blokcal Survey
Seebaum
Specia Game Warden
Elie
Arts Promian
Jackson Hole
Uts
Teton Pass
Victor
Courier
Oregon Short Line to Lay New Steel Sections
Plans call for heavy steel laid in spring and summer between Opal Granger and along the hill above the tunnel. About three miles of new track work and 160 workers needed. Also potential new ballast between Granger and Montpelier. Winter tunnel difficulties included persistent water seeping through clay and coal layers, requiring teams to keep passages dry.
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Oregon
Tre
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Arnott
Kemmerer Week
Cumberland Road
Rock Springs
Yatpa
Yue Birst National Bank of
Commission
R. Curtis
Bomne
Idaho
Mra
Claude Spears
Curti
Editorial
Basin
Wwtit
Teton
Pines West
C. L. McKay
Ogden
East Lake City
C.T. Manville
Salt Lake
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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