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The fragmentary text mentions a case at Inport with unclear names and a potential charge but provides no verifiable details or context for a full summary.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
The fragmentary text mentions a case at Inport with unclear names and a potential charge but provides no verifiable details or context for a full summary.
On June 4 1913 the Wyoming Society urged nationwide flag day observance for Saturday June 14 asking citizens to decorate homes and business houses with the nation’s flag. The note praises other countries’ flag day observances and calls for wider patriotism among residents. The piece also discusses tariff bill politics with mentions of President Wilson, Senator La Follette and party dynamics.
The piece recalls former President Roosevelt battling a Michigan publisher and questions why legal action was not pursued earlier. It notes Chicago faction efforts to ruin Roosevelt and suggests the scheming party operators will fail as the public grows wiser to their tactics.
Wool market remains quiet with hints of rising activity seen in both East and West. East makers pay closer attention to new clip receipts while Western buyers operate cautiously with steadier quotations and a sense prices have bottomed.
Miss Olive Tathbun resigns her position as clerk in the Kemmerer post office and will take a similar role with the road department. The vacancy will be filled by Dean Palmer, and Master Dean, the pestmaster, is expected to help with the transition.
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District Court judges expect to finish this week with sentences for those found guilty. Cases include State v John Maley and venue change requests, plus a note that citizen naturalizations were approved for 28 applicants. Guilty verdicts led to fines in the cases of Ruehsl and others. further trials set for Green River and Diamondville as Judge Craig warned a possible grand jury if conditions don’t improve.
The docket records continuances in State vs A W Neil for illegal trapping due to missing witnesses with bail set at 200 and possible further bail. Jerome Mart pleads guilty to forging checks and gets one year at hard labor. Jeruie Gormat vs Mell Fisher money case dismissed by consent. Jutn Hekkenen found guilty of illegal liquor sale with two counts fined 300 plus costs. Hessian divorce proceedings allow withdrawal of demurrer and filing of answer. Attorneys Briumer and Taliferro attend court. Ben Ausherman acts as court visitor. Judge Craig hears matters as Frank Martin reports loss of citizenship papers. Jury panel expanded after excused juror. names listed for new panel.
Canyon Short Line engineer Trout spent several days in Kewmarer overseeing girders for the double track bridges between Kure and Diamondville. He says all but one bridge are ready for the trek layhog.
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