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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
4
The convention draft for the new party is criticized as a Roosevelt product. Lorimer of Illinois was expelled from Congress by a 55 to 24 vote after a lengthy three day speech, with evidence against him and opponents unwilling to listen to his defense.
A reported clash occurred when Hon. P. J. Quealy stepped on a dog’s tail during a Baltimore convention, sparking an altercation and police involvement. The Wyoming gentleman’s fate, possible release funds, and a ten day delay in departure are debated among sources.
Amos Smith traveled from Kemmerer toward Evanston with ranch manager John Angus and chauffeur Bert Smalley. Returning Tuesday he was picked up in Diamondville for speeding. The driver, Armilley, faced reckless driving charges amid ranch duties and improved Piney Creek conditions.
McMinn, a deputy sheriff, traveled from Cokeride to the mountains north and east seeking evidence. He aimed to confirm a lead about Whitney’s outlive, and stayed several days amid exposure. Authorities mention Marshal of Cokeville and ongoing inquiry over the weeks.
A boxing contest is scheduled at a venue in the Cycom theater district. The match pits two fighters from nearby clubs with plans to draw a large crowd in the evening, aiming for a decisive bout and potential title implications.
Political notes report election petition deadlines and party status for Socialists Democrats and Republicans. Mentions county ticket plans Lincon and Gill counties Jesse Reid Sage Laas county surveyor candidate George Winkleman Peakovile and Vaughn Hafford running for sheriff Emer Bay of Fairview seeks state senate vacancy pending Hyde resignation Frank A. Main Cokeville visited Kemmerer announcing a two year Lincoln county commissioner term.
Those interested in the Eastern Star are invited to meet at a stated location for a gathering. The notice emphasizes participation and suggests attendees attend to learn about activities and membership details.
Emil Lilligrosse lost the little finger of his left hand while working at turning machines in the planing mill. Children playing in the air caused the accident as he watched them ignoring warnings. Dr Marquis treated the wound and Emil is recovering.
Sunday accident between Oakley and Diamondville claims 29 year old G Miguta a miner from Oakley. While attempting to stop a heavy freight he was struck and both toes on each foot were amputated leaving him sent to Rock Springs hospital for treatment.
Frauds surrounding a real estate case are tied to the Medicury Investment Company. J Camper Storrison is cited in relation to the suit. The trial date remains unsettled as a Boise witness is recalled to testify.
Ella Walters, a Republican candidate for the state superintendent of schools, outlines her teaching experience and qualifications. She emphasizes the need for educational reform and details her vision for curriculum, discipline, and statewide standards.
Local notices report residents traveling for visits and vacations including Erma Doveney, Mira Elliott, Deane Palmer, and John Mason. Shops advertise fresh fruit, furniture, and hardware at Kemmerer establishments. Community updates cover church services, redevelopment of housing, and upcoming events plus various travels and visits among families and neighbors.
Local column reports varied snippets from Kemmerer including social visits, health updates, and recent travels. Mentions include Mrs Ed Sutton and her father in poor health, Elks Ladies Social Club dancing at the Lyceum, and the Kemmerer orchestra providing music. Additional items note a drowning near a ranch, property for sale on Pine Avenue, and residents traveling to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
A note of thanks from Glencoe and Diamondville expresses gratitude for Bindanes during the time of sorrow after the death of their daughter Melba. The message mentions Mr Alrn Franke Parks and Pamily and notes services held at Diamondville M.E. Church with guest speaker Miss Halli Kimbree of South ean. Services are at 7 pm with all invited.
Ranches for sale locate 3 miles south of LaBarre Wyoming. One 6M acres with good water and buildings. Another on Slate Creek north of Opal with pond and additional structures. Listings include 620 acres and 100 acres with cutting duties. Details from LaBarge Live Stock Co Kemmerer Wyoming.
Roosevelt won a decisive victory at the Iowa Republican state convention on Wednesday. Taft faction supporters and women delegates reportedly aimed to unify and advance the campaign plan amid the party’s internal dynamics.
Mr. Downey plans remodeling at the corner of Rapphire and the Triangle. The building, once a lodging house, will gain a fine range store and an entrance redesigned in a wooden style.
Little Melba Fearn Parkes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Parkes, died last week. Funeral services were held at the family residence.
In the district court of Uintah County the matter concerns the estate of Shadhach P White. The notice addresses Mrs Vergie Mercer and other heirs to aid in probate proceedings and to respond by a stated date. The post describes property and claims related to the deceased and directs all parties to appear.
A fragmented notice reports the visit of The Rt. Rev. MW. & Thoma to Kemmerer on a Sunday in August. It mentions primary election proclamation and local officials, with unclear dates and names due to OCR garble.
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