Alien gun case nets lost property mystery near Oakley
Deputy Game Warden Sorenson and Al Hook halted two men near Oakley after spotting an owned automatic shotgun. The owners, said to be aliens, did not claim the gun, which now rests as lost property. Investigation urged alien license checks and firearm testing per Allen Gun Law. most offenders were railway workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Sorennen
Justice of Peace
Sorenson
Hook
Hookki
Kemmerer
Oakley Hill
Gunn
War‘Mey
State Game Department
Allen
Railrand Company
Humane Officer Investigates Caves Near Kemmerer Camps
Deputy Humane Officer G. J. Troastie visited Kemmerer and nearby camps last Friday and Saturday. He investigated a number of caves reported to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Troastie
Kemmerer
Troastie
Local Republican Conference Sets Ticket Plans
A Republican conference met at N W Reynolds offices to organize the county and topalative ticket. Lester G Baker was chosen as county chairman to succeed C Watt Brandon, who resigns. Oscar Becks enters senatorial race with Clarence Gardner and J W Sammon. Sammon withdraws to join the legislative ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
N. W. Reynolds
C. Watt Brandon
Lester G. Baker
Kemmerer Republican
Baker
Oscar Becks
Big Piney
Clarence Gardner
Air
J. W. Sammon
Sammon
Legislative
Military recruits listed for Fort Logan training
Eighteen to Fort Logan depart Monday for training with a long draft of names including Kemmerer Karl Jones Oliver Vickery Joe Hill Cumberland Wan T Hays Antioch Oklo Flabons Flores Border Frederick W Watts Gunn Samuel Adams Hamafork Remot 8 Cline Afton Jeorge Lamb Jackson Leo Bell Hig Piney Joseph Smrker Sublet Harry Swensen Earl Brown Sage Mert 8 Jackson Driggs Walter Smith Torey August Tosti Frontier Ervin Bean Sublet Andy Chambers Provont Lluigig Pozonnl Makey Jens Christensen Daniel James Brawley Sublet Idaho names listed for draft eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Kemmerer
Fort Logan
Karl Jones
Oliver Vickery
Big Piney
Joe Hill
Cumberland
Wan. T. Hays
Antioch
Oklo
Flabons Flores
Border
Frederick W. Watts
Gunn
Samuel Fh. Adams
Hamafork
Banfield Held After Idaho Larceny Discovery
Sanfield arrests last week led Deputy Shorf and Wm Ixatt to bring Jack Banfield to Kemeter where he pleaded guilty to grand larceny. Justice Wilde in Afton notes the crime occurred across the state line in Idaho and Banfield will await Idaho authorities in Bannock County. County Attorney notified Idaho sheriff of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ixatt
Shora Afton
Jack Banfield
Kemeter
Countydale
Yatore
Wilde
Afton
Banfield
State Line
Idaho
T Heriff
Bannock County
Weekly War Review highlights Allied push in Albania and Russian anti-German shift
The piece notes rapid anti-German reaction in Russia aiding Teutonitis decline, Czecho-Slovak ascendancy controlling rail hubs from Pacific to European border, and Sweden to White Sea defections. It describes the Albanian front where Italians French and Albanians back by British naval monitors push 25 miles on an 80 mile front, Austrians retreating toward the Scumbi river. It cites 220,000 American troops facing a German drive from Chateau Thierry toward Paris, naval gunfire behind allied lines, and ongoing French advances near Coroy Longpont and Beret with British and Italian actions noted across multiple fronts.
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Russia
Balkans
Teutonitis
Pacific Ocean
Sweden
White Sea
Kola
Ukraine
Albania
Austriana
Adriatic Sea
Lake
Ochrida
Berat
Herat
Scumbi
Austria
Germany
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Alliex
Paris
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Massignes
Rheims
Verdun
Hin
Given
Chateau Theorry
Paria
Bir
Eric Gaddes
Piave
Coroy
Boscd
Somme
Longpont
Coblens
Beret
Tt Ie
France
Hindesburg
Fie
Avra
Rui
Brited
War relics and brave brothers from Kemmerer
Albert Williams preserves a large collection of war relics sent by his brother Thomas Williams and four nephews serving with British forces in Europe and the Middle East. Tales include a poisoned cigarette package from Turkey, a coin engraved with Arabian inscriptions, and letters from soldiers describing combats, captures, and diets. The article also notes a carnival strike in Kemmerer and a health update for Mrs. Tanner.
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Albert Williams
Kemmerer
Europe
Asia
Africa
Thomas
Williams
Wales
Holy Land
William
Dodlmin
Wilama
Dardenelles
Bren
Trevor
Ellan
Ivor Tucker
Turkey
Egypt
Mr. Williams
Lorgnettet Joke and a Ukulele Promise
A playful tale notes Indy returns home with a ukulele for her daughter hoping she can rival Hawating in music. The girl prefers fashion over instruments, and asks for a brenette while the mother urges learning the ukulele first.
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Indy
Allies Press In France As Casualties Rise
The report notes French forces advancing southeast of Amiens capturing Rouvelles plateau. American casualties reach 11,798 with 4,079 deaths. Germans launch a fresh drive. Allied lines face renewed pressure along a critical front as 220,000 German troops plus armor are noted under General Liggit.
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Emy
Amiens
Rouvelles
Albania
Humle
Liggatt
Wool sale by Sheriff of Danvers wool
The Danvers wool, seized under a District Court judgement, was sold by the Sheriff at eleven o clock Monday morning at the front porch of the Court House. Most of the wool was bought by Harry Krupp for 55 cents per round.
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Harry Krupp
Progress Dairy Company Receives High Approval
Dr. Blackner examined the dairy herd of the Progress Dairy Company and found the cows in excellent condition. The plant, run by Alvin Anderson and Bert Sandberg, recently leased nearby ranch land and built fine barns and corrals. They are operating well and pleasing customers.
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Progr Dairy Company
Blackner
Kemirer
Progress Dairy Company
Progress
Alvin Anderson
Bert Sandberg
County Bridge
Watanuki Returned to State Penitentiary After Narow Escape
Watanuki a Japanese court interpreter was sentenced last November by District Judge John K.R. Arnold to serve one year to fifteen months in the State Prison for kidnapping. He was sent to Rawlin to begin serving but returned to the county jail on November 7 and has since remained in the local institution. He is described as well educated and fluent in English and was connected to the tall keys incident when the Italian Natalia escaped recently.
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Sherif Ben Hell
Felix Alston
State Penitentiary
T. Watanuki
Watanuk
John KR. Arnold
Rawlina
R. McMinn
Focal Institution
Iim Watanuki
Tall Keys
Natalia
Horse Thieves Plead Guilty At Pinedale Jail
Two young men who fled T. J. Holt ranch north of Cora with saddle horses and gear were captured at a Gro Venture ranch after seeking food. Sheriff Clementeen and deputies arrested them, brought to Pinedale, where a preliminary hearing found them guilty of horse stealing. They were ordered held on bond and remanded to jail.
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T. J. Holt
Cora
Jenkins
Holt
Willows
New York
Anslat
Lafferty Ranch
Gro Venture
Clementeen
Pinedale
Gurney
Hin
Winish
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Methodist Parlor
Mrs. R. H. Embree and Mrs. Nellie Rathbun host a Ladies Aid Society gathering in the Methodist church parlors. Attendees plan church activities and discuss parish work for the coming month.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
R. H. Embree
Nellie Rathbun
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Lester
Sanfield
First National Bank
Wyoming
Dation
Hank Maltroad
OL Ois Staat
Wtomino
Lincoln I
Freak Pfeiffer
Saliaf
Frank Pfripfor
Weekly War Review
Stain
Loea
Hrother
Liverpool
America
Hjret
Montpelier
Anager
Carnival Company
Carnival
Bess Dairy
O. K
Watanukt
Tristic
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