Bear Dance Controversy Faces Montana Courtroom
In Diamondville and nearby towns a scandal over alleged immoral trafficking and a proposed public bear dance exhibition in court surfaces. Witness Pauline Shublix and J K Reed's case reveal police pressure, name changes, and ties to mining interests in a state probe of prostitution and white slavery.
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Montana
Tiamondville
Lingbin County
Cnanpe
Diamondville Groupe
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Ot! Company
Butte
Reed
Pauline Shublix
Salt Lake
J. KE. Reed
Micheal Donlan
Dismondville
Wyo
Ciid
Milleh
Mt ‘Or
Mine Ghubits
Kandiehoter
Kemmerer
County Athenes
Ahelat Kemmerer
Union
Diamondville
Midwest Oil Visit Sparks Possible Regional Refinery
A visiting party from Midwest Oil Co led by president L L Alkien inspected the Kemmerer area and LaBarge field, studying formations and prospects. If operations begin, oil rigs from Casper and Lander will be moved here and a refinery site chosen in Kemmerer, with a pumping line costing over 300000 dollars.
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LaBarge
Kemmerer
Midwest Oil Co
L. L. Alkien
B. H. Hopkins
Midgrest Refining Co. Br. Bullitany
A. Fisher
H. C. Keefe
Remington Arma Co
B. Barnam
Midwest
Messrs. Sullivan
Fisher
Bariami
Mr. Fisher
Mr. Sullivan
Landa
Casper
Lander
Judgeship interest heats up in district race
Attorney General D A Preston led earlier but revived campaign support grows for D A Revell and John R Arnold. Gov Kendrick will make the appointment among three strong candidates with no clear favorite. County commissioners were delayed but meet today. Peter Gordon Jr returns from Salt Lake after surgery and is recovering nicely.
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D. A. Preston
D. A. Revell
John R. Arnold
Revell
Aton
Gr Peg
White
Arnold
Kendrick
Water Shortage Closes Green River Valley Prospects Dip
Tom O Neil and Amos Smith report severe water scarcity in the Green River valley with two thirds of the usual hay crop expected and haying delayed to August. Many streams are drying up and relief is not in sight.
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Tom O'Neil
Big Piney
Amos Smith
Mr. Smith
Green River Valley
Eee Unlebh Ratna
Marquis Doctor Improves at Home Recovering from Illness
Dr Marquis remains confined to his home recuperating from illness reported last week. He is cared for by his sister and nurse Mias R. Shaw from Salt Lake City awaiting lifting of the quarantine. In his absence Dr J B Ne land runs the office. Friends look forward to his return.
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J. R. Marquis
Mias R. &. Shaw
Salt Lake City
Dr. J. 8
Neland
Kemmerer Seeks Better Through Route to Opal and Madge
The Camera urges a new six mile shorter road over Oyster ridge into Kemmerer to replace the Willow Creek dugway. Proponents argue it will boost merchant business by shortening travel from upper country and attract mail contracts, despite winter closures.
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Wen Iver
Kemmerer
Willow Creek Canyon
Rasebers
Opal
No. 3
Camyum
Siate Creek
Opel
Ubie
Herihge
Vome
A Sky-Line Drive to Oyster Ridge Tamed by Overland Demonstration
Albert Heitz drove an Overland Demonstra tion car to the Oyster Ridge summit near Kemmerer. The ride proved the road’s feasibility for a sky line drive from Kemmerer to the ridge, promoting a scenic route for ranchers and visitors. The author urges building the road to boost taxi traffic and showcase views of distant ranges and towns.
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Kemmerer Landmark
Oyster Ridge
Jackson Hole
Wind River Range
Nlains
Utah Range
Colorado
Phldt Butte
Kemmerer
Baloon
Hamafork
Albert Heitz
Albert
Willow Creek
Menced
Frontier
Craven Creek
Pennsylvania
Change Date of Horse Inspection Notice
The Camera announces a revised inspection date for a horse show now set for Wednesday July 21. The notice notes the new date changes and emphasizes the event details.
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Wyoming
U. 8
Honda
U.S
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New York
Caponica
Nate
Board of County Commissioners
Peter Gordon Jr
Dr. Marquis
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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