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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1918

Page

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Natala Escapes from Lincoln County Jail After Key Theft

Natala and two fellow inmates fled Lincoln County Jail between midnight and 6 am, aided by unlocked doors and stolen jail keys. Trusty Miller, Watanuki, and Benner were all at large. investigation showed doors to cells and corridors were left unlocked, facilitating the escape and prompting sheriff and deputies to pursue.

Peter Natalia F. Tagiacomo Ac Searle John Henry Mit ‘Aischer J. N. Benner Ben Bell Sito Watanuki State Penitentiary John Henry Miller Miller Watanuki Natala Bennera Bat Wortd

Kavanaugh Heads to the Front From Kemmerer

Morgan Kavanaugh, a popular local stenographer and violinist, trained at Camp Lewis and rode through Kemmerer to the front. His father in Diamondville and the Mountain Trading Company staff were at the Diamondville station to wish him luck as the rookie troop member departed.

Morgan Kavanaugh Kemmerer Mr. Kavanaugh Camp Lewis Mr. Kavanaugh Jr Diamondville Mr. Kavanaugh Sr Mountain Trading Company Diamondville Coal and Coke Co Kavanaugh Jabe Mountain Trading Company

Slacker Goes to Cheyenne in U S Action

Last Wednesday Marshal Brennan arrived in Kemmerer on that evening and left with Mahaffey who had been arrested days earlier on the charge of being a wacker. Mahaffey will be turned over to U S authorities at Cheyenne and will probably be prosecuted.

Marshal Brennan Kemmerer Ir Mahaffey Wacker Mahaffey U. S Cheyenne

Marrying Propensities End in Bigamy Trial

In 1918 Cumberland, W G Mellullin’s bride a second time, after a prior marriage ended, faces charges of bigamy. A rumor of past ventures prompts an investigation confirming two prior marriages. The third husband remains steadfast as authorities pursue justice for the deceitful spouse amid wartime drafts.

W. G. Mellullin Cumberland Bethany Durance Vile American Lake Missouri

Quarterly Conference of Woodruff Stake in Kemmerer

The Woodruff Stake of the 1.0.3 Church schedules a two day quarterly conference July 27 and 28 in Kemmerer High School Auditorium. Delegates from Wyoming Idaho and Utah are expected with Heber J. Grant possibly delivering the principal address Sunday evening July 25. Housing and special events planned. full program details to follow.

Woodruff Kemmerer Shurch Woodruf Wyoming Ida Lah Heber J. Grant Salt Lake City Grant

Knotty question arises in government wool dispute

Attorney Ivan L Jones obtained a district court judgment against William Danvers for about 1400.00. Jones levied on Danvers wool when a Gould wool buyer claimed payment and government ownership. Danvers, his lawyers and the U S Attorney advised against levying, but Jones proceeds with a $3,000.00 bond to protect his claim. The legal question is who will ultimately obtain the wool.

Ivan Jones District Court Wm. Danvers Danvers Gould DC. U. Malvin J. A. Christmas U. S C. L. Bigdan C. L. Bigdan,tid He Thought the Same Thi But Mr. Jones

German Spy of Modern Rip Van Winkle Visitor

A stranger known as Constantine Guberef, described as an odd, long worn tramp wearing a ragged outfit, was arrested near Kemmerer after walking railroad tracks for years. He claimed to have a Russian written record, unreadable by locals, and stated he would print it. Authorities hold him for investigation.

Constantine Guberof Guberef Kemmerer Camnel Heer James Roberts Individus Vinberof Gubdroff Ja Atreche

Drive Partial Success Frames County Fund Drive

Last Friday marked a partial close of the drive to raise two billion dollars for the year long effort. Lincoln County reports show less than a third of the county pledge target reached with about forty thousand dollars pledged by early dates. The county quota stands at four hundred thousand dollars and officials urge immediate, concerted action to meet the goal before the fourth bond campaign begins in late October.

Lincoln County

Miss Zylpha Bell Wins Smithsonian and State Contests

Miss Zylpha Bell, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs Bell, has earned the Gold Medal in the Smithsonian Contest for stenographic graduates and a First Class Certificate from Underwood Typewriter Co. She also won first place in a Utah free-for-all stenographers contest. Her sister Ida Bell proudly notes the achievement.

Ida Bell Zylpha Smithsonian Institute of Ogden Miah Bell Smithsonian Underwood Typewriter Co

Farewell Dance for Training Camp Recruits at Lyceum Hall

A farewell dance will be held at Lyceum Hall on Thursday night the fourth in honor of the boys leaving for training camp the next day. General admission is one dollar per couple. Music by the Kemmerer orchestra. An annual event marking the year’s notable occasion.

Lyceum Kemmerer

Independence Day Celebrations Planned Across Kemmerer Area

A Thursday July Fourth event schedule includes Kemmerer children parades led by the Kemmerer band, candy and popcorn at a Lyceum meet, a choir under Mrs. P. J. Quealy, patriotic songs, and a two oclock Triangle Park program with a later dance. Frontier Diamondville Cokeville also host activities, with processions, concerts, and speeches planned.

Tomorow Kemmerer Kemmerer Band Lyceum P. J. Quealy America Triangle Park Frontier Diamondville L. D Cokeville Fey. Maclean Rev. M. Joslin

Trial over theft of Marys lamb ends in discharge

Louis Colletti of Sublette is cleared by Justice J W Glasgow after a case accusing him of stealing a ewe and a lamb. Danvers and foreman testified the ewe with a missing right ear was found in Colletti’s flock but lacked earmark evidence of theft. The dispute shifts to replevin for possession of the animals while a tobacco fund campaign for soldiers reaches $381.10, funds sent to First Aid Tobacco Fund in Cheyenne.

Louis Colletti Subles Justice of the Peace J. W. Glasgow Wm. Danvers Danvers Mr. Crinwell Collett Mary Kemmerer Trades and Labor Counell of Kemmerer and Viciatly Pirst Aid Tobacco Fund Wyoming Labor Journal Cheyenne Tobacco Fund William McAllister Kem Jack Parker Herachler Fontenelle Henry Watts Harmafork Charles Spencer

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