Wyoming Forty Eighth Suave Ratifies Prohibition In Wyoming
Governor makes several appointments to state boards as Wyoming ratifies the federal prohibition amendment. Appointed are Arnold Larmemis to the university trustees, Mise Agne Wright as state librarian, and Frank G. Kaittle, C. W Stroud, James B Mastin among others. The legislature fast-tracks the measure under suspension of the rules.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wye
Evie
Hoese
Feen
Premat
Car
Bealnee
Colorado
Gem
Rintendente
G. Kaittle
Doug
Las
C. W Stroud
Sheridan
James B Mastin
Branston
Frank R. Dildion
Cheyebac
W. D. Bresnan
Cheyente
House
Senate
Wyming
Rouses
Thor
Howes
Wyoming Ant League
Office
State Commissioner of Prohibition
Abariffe
Tormeya
John McClement Named New Kemmerer Agent
John McClement, formerly cashier at the local depot, is appointed successor to the late Agent Stanley W Brammer. He started at the bottom, advanced rapidly, and his precise work has earned steady confidence from his employers with expectations of further promotion.
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John McClement
Han
Stanley W Brammer
McClemen
Lechl Baker Found Dead In His Room
Win Roehl a baker for Joe Pis was found dead in his bed yesterday morning in the attic quarters above the Pit bakery. He recently drank heavily and the death is believed to be heart failure from alcohol. Born in Germany, known locally as The Kaiser he served time in jail during the war. He left a wife and three children in Galveston County.
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Win. Roehl
Joe Pis
Pit
Mr. Pit
Rosh
Min
Calveston Hood
Annual Meeting of the Red Cross in Kemmerer
The Kommeror Chapter of the Red Cross holds its annual meeting tonight in the District Court Room Town Hall. A nominating committee will report and seek reelection of the current executive lineup including Frank Proitter J A Castell Mrs H A Trost and others. An executive session will follow to set officers for the next year and include a representative from each branch.
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Kommeror Chapter
the Red Cross
Conight
Frank Proitter
J. A. Castell
H. A. ‘Trost
P. J. Quealy
J. ‘Smith
Lester C. Baker
W J Witherspoon
Gilbert Tayfor
Kemmerer
sPeiativye Committee
Sever
Wounded Lincoln County Soldier To Be Hospitalized
Oilbert Weaver of Cokeville was wounded in the thigh by shrapnel on the Champagne front in France and is en route to Letterman General Hospital San Francisco. He expects about four months hospitalization and full discharge in good health. Weaver was aboard the Transport Northern Pacific which ran aground off Fire Island during a storm and was rescued.
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Oilbert Weaver
Cokeville
Granger
Ogden
Fire Island
New York City
Local Candidate Bagley Kemmerer Denies Victory Claims
Attorney Bagley Kemmerer, a candidate for district judge, visited Kemmerer and Montpelier last week. He says reports of his election were in error and notes he carried familiar counties but was defeated in Bannock County.
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John Bagley
Montpelier Way
Kemmerer Thetter
Bagley
Kemmerer
Bannock County
Demoted Soldier Wardell Proceedings After Train Arrival
Sheriff meets a mentally disturbed returning soldier James Wardell from Kemmerer at the west bound No 19 train. Wardell, a brother of Hugh Wardell killed overseas, is staying with his parents and will be cared for in Salt Lake City. He wears an honorable discharge from Camp Fremont noting good health at discharge. He believes he remains in the army and stands at attention throughout.
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Sheriff Oakley
Oakley
James Wardell
Big Piney
Wardell
Hugh
Kemmerer
John Wardell
Salt Lake
Burns Prove Fatal Chinese Launderman Tom Lee
Wang Keng Song known as Tom Lee, a Chinese laundryman in Kemmerer, died at Lincoln County Miners Hospital from burns suffered when his laundry burned nearly two weeks earlier. Kidney complications developed and caused his death after initial hope of recovery. He left a wife and three children. relatives in the country arranged his body’s shipment to San Francisco for interment.
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Wang Keng Song
Chinews
Tom Lee
Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners Hospital
Dutton
Ogden
San Francisco
Lincoln Go Boys Killed In Action Names Added
Two Lincoln county servicemen named Arthur T. McKeeman of Afton and John Torr of Ubiat were added to casualty lists as having been killed in action ten days before the armistice. McKeeman survived by his wife married on the eve of departure for training camp. Torr served with Company H.
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Lincoln County
Arthur T. McKewman
Afton
John Torr
Ubiat
Armiance
McKeeman
Tle
Tretting
Torranlintad
Infant Body Found Buried Along Kemmerer River Flats
Local boys discovered a buried infant in a riverbank mound near Kemmerer known as the flats. Coroner Fitzpatrick confirmed a recent burial and noted shoeprints around the grave. officials pursue investigation while possible foul play is suspected. The infant’s age and cause of death remain undetermined without a post mortem.
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Kemmerer
Clarence
Raymond Essman
George Brady
Con Brady
Fitzpatrick
Hellen
Potash Company Pays Big Filing Fees
The Liberty Potash company articles of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State. A $2,206 filing fee ranks among the largest paid in the state. The firm is capitalized at eleven million dollars and already employs many workers at its mines near Superior and Green River.
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Liberty Potash Company
Tta
Superior
Green River
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