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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
8
The writer urges national resolve to fund ample, generous aid for World War I veterans in Congress. He cites the debt owed to disabled veterans and the need for universal support, calling on the American Legion and the public to demand strong action and no excuses.
The former president Taft is appointed Chief Justice, drawing broad approval across party lines. His judicial service on the Ohio Supreme Court and Federal Circuit Court is cited, with praise for breadth of vision and acceptance of his historic dual leadership roles.
A Minnesota law has for years prompted debate over state progress measures and constitutional questions. Lawmakers consider revisions to align with evolving standards while balancing state priorities and public input.
The piece discusses a proposed law making it a misdemeanor to furnish false information. It notes editors must rely on citizen reports, as many states suffer from misinformation. It cites Minnesota and mentions others, asserting Kemmerer has avoided such issues but could benefit from a false information law to curb slander and protect reputations.
George Chapman of St Johns Michigan argues pack prices have not bottomed, citing a farmer who sold a cowhide and bought shoes with the proceeds and a store example where a $70 suit was paid with wool value from forty five sheep.
County Treasurer Ben Bell oversaw a Saturday tax sale that raised an estimated 5000 to 6000 dollars. The Glenn Investment Company was the largest buyer, purchasing the most parcels.
Brief jovial quips on politics society and daily life. Observations on censorship honesty weddings work and public manners offer a window into era humor and social norms with witty lines and familiar names.
A brief snow storm moved through the region last Friday and Saturday with heavy snow reaching Yellowstone at three inches. Cooler weather followed with hats, coats, and furs stepping in as the Fourth of July outlook improved to a pleasant day.
The two day event drew shoppers to sectionary stores and pool halls, with high general satisfaction and little rowdy conduct. A few visitors drank moonshine on Sunday, causing a minor disturbance in the evening.
A large audience saw Patterson knocked down by Collins in the second and finally counted out in the third as punches and crowd sentiment questioned Patterson's effort while the bout raged with powerful blows and controversial power.
The crowd at the boxing bout packed the venue with many noting Patterson is a first rate fighter. Woolrich of Cumberland could not attend due to an accident, forcing a repeat of Promoter Nick Collins Boise Idaho Athletic Club’s word. Fans await Collins matched with a strong opponent next.
Recap of Mondays game notes locals defeat Rock Springs 11 runs 10 hits for Bertyanelli on mound, Scriven 9 runs 13 hits in five innings. Kemmerer 8 errors, Glasgow umpire. Game lasted hours 13 minutes.
Frank Hughes, a negro, is jailed in Green River held without bail after a clash with George Belland, a white miner at Superior. Belland accused Hughes, who fired twice, once hitting him in the heart, as Hughes tried to flee into the hills.
An unidentified man was taken into custody while standing beneath a culvert at Salt W. authorities report the incident occurred during a patrol and no additional details were released.
Early tallies showed Jackson ahead in Wilson with 70 to 60, later corrected to 66 to 20 for Kelly. Best sources indicate 424 votes for Jackson and 1,402 for Kelly, a 22 vote margin in Jacksons favor. County division reports place the division majority over 700.
Local attorney H R C who was called to Piney to confer with citizens said no tie was found to contest section results but noted possible challenges. He stated efforts will be made to bring the seat into the town and it is likely the contest could proceed to state courts.
Fragmentary text mentions Chaney & Co based in Toledo and an uncertain reference to taxes or enterprise. No clear event or outcome is visible.
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