Wyoming Ends Draft Calls As Nation Expands Army
Washington July 30 With the exhaustion of Claws One draft in Wyoming no more men will be called from the state for military service until claws one has been exhausted throughout the country according to plans of Provost Marshal General Crowder. Wyoming leads in draft administration and did not require an enlargement of class one. Registrants in second, third and fourth classes will not be called until all states follow the same sequence. When first class runs dry, deferments halt nationwide calls until Crowder authorizes further action. A new draft law by Secretary Baker extending ages may be enacted late in August. The twenty one year olds registered in June likely move to class one, while first draft calls remain unlikely for some time unless draft age extensions fail to boost the pool for a five million man army.
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Washington
BD. C
Wyoming
Crowder
Congress
Baker
Sergeant Blickfeldt’s Brother Ed Promoted at Vancouver
A letter to A Blickfeldt from his brother Ed in Vancouver Washington reports Ed’s promotion to private first class with a $3 monthly pay raise and a successful promotion examination. He had worked in the Camera office for years before enlisting and looks forward to further advancement.
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A. Blickfeldt
Vancouver
Washington
Blickfeldt
Camera
Army Nfe
Logies Al a Society Meets at Methodist Parlor
A society gathering will be held in the parlors of the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Saunderson and Mrs. Schmar as hostesses for the event.
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Logies
Methodist Church
George Saunderson
Schmar
Fatal crash near Glencoe claims Porter and others
A Ford roadster driven by Leo Mitchell collided with a large car near Glencoe last Saturday night. Porter, 65, died at the hospital about five hours later. Mitchell survived with injuries. Sheriff Hell probes the crash, seeking occupants of the speeding car. Also listed are ballot candidates for Wyoming offices with both parties fielding multiple contenders.
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Glencoe
Leo Mitchell
George Porter
Porter
Porter Wan
Conference Big Success in Kent Merer Woodruff Stake Meeting
Last weekend a large conference of the Woodruff Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints drew two to three hundred visitors from Wyoming Utah and Idaho to Kemmerer. Notable speakers included Apostle Habort J Grant who spoke at multiple sessions with a key address on Prohibition and Thrift. Mrs McClellan led relief work reporting over 240000 bushels of wheat distributed during the past year and Mrs Poymain spoke on primary work.
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Kentmerer
Woodruff Stake
Kemmerer
Granger
Hyanston
Woodruf
Randolph Lyman
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Utah
Ioho
Kemmarer
Salt Lake City
Hab
J. Grant
Twelve Apostles
Grant
Poymain
Aldo
East Lake City
D. Byy
Church Conference Held in High School Auditorium
Meetings were held in the High School Auditorium with orderly music by a 60 voice choir directed by Mr. Joe Harber. President John M. Haster of the Woodruff Stake presided while Bishop Gilbert Taysom expressed appreciation through the camero for the hospitable reception in Kemmoerer.
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Joe. Harber
John M. Haster
Woodruff Stake
Gilbert Taysom
Survivor of Siberian Prisons 13 Here
Jeanette a Tyrolean and brother of Joe Jeanette recalls year in Siberian camps after Moravian Lakes battle. He describes harsh prison conditions, high death rates, later release via Austrian ambassador, and plans to settle in the United States.
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Chero Jeanette
Tyrol
Joe Jeanette
Kemmerer
Kemmerser
Taly
Siberia
Jeanette
Latlaree Life Stock Company
Siberian
Jeannette
Austria
Moravian Lakes
Hindenburg
Germany
Saya Jeanette
Jeanetty
Italy
Amelia
United States
Four Chickens In Oakley Violation Lead To Fines
Deputy Game Warden Sorensen detained two Italians in the Kemmerer Oakley area after spotting a shotgun and a sack with four sage chickens. Justice of the Peace Glasdow recorded guilty pleas for violating the game law. Carrolll paid 50 dollars plus costs and Cattalin 15 dollars plus costs, totaling 72.70 dollars.
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Sorensen
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Sergeant Blickfeldt
Federal Reserve
System of Banks
Federal Reserve System of Banks
The
First National Bank of
Riley
Kansas
Mitchel
Bennie Young
Mitchell
Oas
Hell
Frank J., Houx
Wm. B. Ross
Cheyenne
Robert D. Caray
Careyhurst
L. R. A. Condit
Barnum
M. B. Camplin
Sheridan
F. BE. Warren
Senate
W. W Sproul
Casper
James W. Fisher
Winis County
John E. Osborne
Democraic
Osborne
A.D. Hoskins
George W. Perry
Shoridan
Hoskins
Charles N. Potter
Charles BE. Hindenburg
Supreme Court
John EB. Osborne
Rawlins
Millburn
W. W. Sproul
Congrom
Hayden M. White
Buffalo
Frank L. Houx
Cody
William B. Rona
Maurice
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
J. R. A. Condit
Robert D. Carey
W. &. Chaplin
Laramie
Ishmael C. Jefferis
A. PD. Hosking
Katherine A. Morton
T. B. McDonough
Lenore C. Harnaberger
Lander
Heber J. Grant
Austrian Tyrol
Kemmerer Savings Bank
BANK
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