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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text notes reading notions and activities at Kemmer with scattered mentions of people and items. The legible parts list beverages and a social setting, suggesting a casual gathering or school event.
Progressive Republican Gifford Pinchot lashes out at GOP leaders calling them enemies of the people and tools of monopolies. He says funds and influence shape party directions and cites past Republican National Committee discussions in Chicago where James Watam of Indians was floated as a presidential candidate.
A. G. Townley, president of the Nonpartisan league, and Joseph Gilbert were convicted of conspiracy to teach disloyalty. The Jackson trial evidence left little doubt about the jury’s findings as Townley argued the league was on trial rather than himself.
The text accuses the Nonpartisan League of opposing war efforts and aiding Prussia, claiming leadership harbors disloyalty. It notes Townley’s status being fined by a writ jury and warns the league must purge its leadership to reduce suspicion.
Dr Grace Rate of Laramie donates 80 valuable bound volumes and pamphlets from her private library to the Wyoming Department, including State University Bulletins and Old World texts. The gift also includes badges and wartime publications seen at conventions and War Drives, some dating to the 16th century.
Washington reports plan to use Treasury and War Finance Board to finance export of American meat surplus. Amid postwar drop in demand and cheap South American imports, livestock producers urge action to open foreign markets and stabilize prices. Senator Kendrick presses for federal aid to support exporters and prevent producer ruin.
Sao ten called for a special investigation tour in Europe to report to the Department on financial and industrial conditions abroad. When his report is presented, an effort will be made to work out a plan to finance meat exports.
The Washington July report notes Senator Kendrick introduced a bill to allow leaves of absence for soldier homesteaders while undergoing veteran vocational rehabilitation. The bill, favorably reported to the Senate by the committee on public funds, aims to permit training without forfeiting land holdings by wounded servicemen.
A Kemmerer citizen endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney health. Mrs. E H Payne of Sapphire Street reports kidney disturbances and back pain improved after using Coen's Kidney Pills bought at the drugstore.
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