Lincoln County Court Hailed for Tough Prosecution
In a review of the term ending last week, prosecutors are praised for pursuing harsh sentences. Death sentences in three cases and life terms in two were handed down, with numerous felonies sending offenders to prison. Taxpayers bore the cost, but the public hopes fear of serious penalties will deter crime in Lincoln County. The courts note Lincoln County holds one term yearly, unlike other counties with two.
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Lincoln County
Playground proposed for schoolchildren in town council
Prof Jos E Burch urged the town council to establish a playground for school children. He will study playgrounds in Laramie and other towns and report to the committee of Hibbs and Cunnington, who will meet the school board. The plan calls for swings and equipment near the grade building and a goal of a first class gymnasium connected to schools.
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Jos. E. Burch
Burch
Laramie
Hibbs
Cunnngton
Scrambled Brains Highlight Debate on Mental Sharpness
Commentary notes that while many people are assumed to possess ample brains, actual mental clarity varies, with some individuals showing noticeably scrambled thinking and confusion in daily tasks.
May Day Observed Across Nation Lifts Betsy Ross Emblem
Monday marked the 124th anniversary of Betsy Ross's handiwork becoming the official emblem of the United States. The observance spread nationwide and analysts predict the day may rise in popularity like the Fourth of July.
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Betsy Ross
United States
Withdrawal of Editor E. 8. Drury Opens Field to Wm. Reid
The withdrawal of Editor E. L. Drury as an applicant for the United States Land Office race practically leaves the field to William Reid of Rawlins. Reid’s camp hopes the matter will be settled to please both Democratic Progressives alike.
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Drury
Regia
United States Land Office
Aenue
Wm. Reid
Rawlins
Dru- Lat
Wyoming treasurer explains workmen’s compensation
The state treasurer Herman Tt Gates states that workmen’s compensation in Wyoming will be paid monthly or not, with an implied amount of $14,000 under unsettled terms.
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Wyoming
Staw
Herman Tt. Gates
Community Booster Concerns Amid Hot Weather
Residents discuss how heat affects vulnerable groups and the role of boosters in public health. Community leaders outline steps to support the poor and ensure access to cooling centers, siren alerts, and food programs during extreme temperatures.
Unclear prompt fragment on regional work beliefs
Fragmentary OCR text discusses wage work and fairness with names and places unclear. It hints at expectations around payment and effort but lacks coherent people events or concrete actions.
Piege Fared from thy Pit Nate in th old Lye Creatne
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person named Piege or Piegé left a pit or prison during a noted old event in Monday’s time. Details are unclear and names may be misread.
Fragmentary notice from a distant market report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a returnee and a daw covering events at a searme of a dahinghie place. It references Lomi and an O25 date with a veiled note of a tilubitlon khwreat, leaving the main facts unclear.
Obscure obituary fragment from unknown paper
Fragmentary OCR obituary note mentions a person named Will Reid and a reference to a Brery Kepal. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
Resignation of Bryan Favored by Public Opinion
The article argues Bryan’s departure from the cabinet will be well received across the United States. It asserts the withdrawal of the “peace at any price” advocate will strengthen America's stance with Germany and convince the Kaiser the U S is not a sleeping nation.
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Sec
Bryan
United States
Germany
Jury acquits Denver woman in shooting case
After eighteen hours, the jury in Mrs. Berta Wright's trial for shooting her husband returned a verdict of acquittal. The initial ballot was split six to six, and the second showed three votes for first degree murder before final acquittal.
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Berta Wright
Denver
Parliament Gift for Miss Genevieve Clark Wedding
The House of Representatives will present Genevieve Clark Thompson a necklace and pendant with five diamonds totaling about 17 carats as a wedding gift. The marriage will be held in Bowling Green Virginia on June 20.
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House of Representatives
Genevieve
Champ Clark
James M. Thompson
Bowling Green
Resignation Questions Over Lee Bryan and Osborne in Denver
The note asks whether Lee Bryan’s resignation impacts Wyoming and if Denver figure Osborne, who aided Bryan, will resign at Bryan’s request. No concrete actions or names beyond those referenced are provided.
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Lee
Bryan
Wyoming
Osborne
Denver
Brandon Travels to Lava Hot Springs for Weekend Stay
Editor Brandon visited Lava Hot Springs on a Friday for a short rental and recreation trip lasting several days.
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Brandon
Lava Hot Springs
Minnesota vote cuts saloon rights in half
Only two of twelve Minnesota counties voted to retain saloons in the June 8 election. Eighty saloons in ten counties will have to seek new locations as a result of the vote.
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Minnesota
Silent Suffering Before 1916 Ballot Debates
A historical reflection notes the public will study conditions, decide whom to nominate and elect in 1916, while current years require endurance as labor and industries face hardship. The message emphasizes forthcoming ballots sounding like protest to workers.
Cokeville Herald Enters Sixth Year Of Publication
With its June issue, Cokeville Hegister marks six years of continuous publication. The editorial notes progress and plans for a broader community focus as the paper seeks to expand readership.
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Cokeville Hegister
Hospital Grounds Subscription Campaign Advances
During the past week a subscription drive to beautify the Lincoln County Hospital grounds in Kemmerer raised funds. A. O. Hoskins circulated the petition in June and has over four hundred dollars pledged, with A. M. King continuing efforts and others contributing.
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Lincoln
Gumty Mimere Hospital
Kemmerer
A. O. Hoskins
A.M King
Tom Holland
Kemmerer Residents Debate Celebration After Ball Game
Unclear text discusses whether Kemmerer people will celebrate after a ball game and how many will attend. The fragment hints at mixed interest and timing but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
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Kemmerer
Water remarks from Perry Hendricks to Kemmerer readers
A letter from Perry W. Hendricks of Kemmerer Wyoming praises local water service, contrasts it with Selma California, and invites Wyoming friends at the fair to visit Selma to see their water system. He notes property ownership and twelve years’ residence, urging appreciation of Kemmerer’s groundwater pipes and cold water availability.
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Kemmerer
Selma
Kemmersr
Fornia
Wyoming
Perry W. Hendricks
S N Leek Injured While Packing Horse in Jackson Hole
From the Jackson Hole Courier June 10. S N Leek suffered a leg fracture when a fractious horse reared and fell while he tried to lift it. Doctors Gabler and Huff set the bone. he may miss summer tourism engagements. Leek is known for elk and mountaineer photos in Wyoming.
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Jackson Hole
Welesra
N. Leek
Mr. Leek
Adolph Gabler
St. Louis
Huff
Diamondville Defeats Rock Springs In Narrow 3 2 Victory
Diamondville edged Rock Springs 3 to 2 in a tense Sunday game. Starter Smith pitched well for Diamondville, with a ninth inning RBI push sealing the win. Cumberland beat a second team 12 to 11 in a separate match.
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Diamondville
Rock Springs
Tommy Smith
Mondyile
Curmber
Cumberland
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Hugh Thorstos Thor Thornton
Notice is given that letters of administration were issued on June 28 1915 in the District Court for Lincoln County Wyoming for the estate of Hugh Thorstos Thor Thornton deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them with proof of allowance within one year from the date of the letters, or they will be forever barred. John B R Arnold administrator.
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Raeth
Natice
John BR. Arnold
TH Thornton
Unclear text fragment summary
The provided OCR text is garbled and lacks coherent facts. No identifiable persons, places, or events are extractable to form a reliable summary or headline.
Meat imports and freight rates under 1915 policy analysis
The report notes nine months ending March 1915 with Creek meats imported at 164 006 dollars and 1 cent per pound and freight costs rising amid policy shifts. It cites Democratic law affecting monthly import volumes around 90 000 dollars and a 2 cent per pound value, with overall 192 600 000 dollars in a year and 18 months of operation under the Sherman Act influencing fresh meat pricing for consumers and farmers.
Thompson Family to Leave Tomorrow for Cheyenne
Mrs. Fred L. Thompson and her children plan to depart tomorrow. Circles of the Eastern Star note her ongoing role and connections within the group as they prepare for travel.
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Fred L. Thompson
Notable Wyoming Editors Gather for Cody Conference
Editors from Wheatland Lander Journal Torrington Telegram Cheyenne Tribune Cody Enterprise Wyoming Labor Journal and Newton's News convene in Cody to discuss regional issues and journalism collaboration. Attendees include James Johnson W C Deming Dick Lackaye Bert Schneider and L L Newton.
Fragmented quote hints at reader reactions to a reporter
A garbled passage describes a reporter asking questions and readers’ silence. The text suggests scattered thoughts on whether a newspaper man will uncover information and readers’ reluctance to reveal what they know.
Want Ad For Used Goods In The Camera
Read the notice urging readers to place want ads in The Camera to sell second-hand furniture farming tools and other equipment. It stresses reasonable prices and visibility to reach potential buyers.
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Littlo
Letter on Elbert Hubbard quotes shared by Granger mayor
The Camera prints a letter received by Mayor David Bagley from Bill Moreland of Cordove Cigar. It mentions Elbert Hubbard’s death, reflects on values beyond material wealth, and references Vanderblat and the idea that true value lies in learning and benevolent acts.
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David Bagley
Granger
Bill Moreland
Elbert Hal
Dave
Elbert Hubbard
Vandervallt
Hubbard
Vanderballt
Lincoln County Readers See Expanded News Service Growth
The Camera notes its efficient handling of special efforts to deliver broad news coverage. Readers in Kemmerer and throughout the county and state are invited to notice the steady weekly subscription increase and enhanced news service.
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Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Mary Pickford Stars In A Good Little Devil At Kemmerer
Mary Pickford will be seen in A Good Little Devil in five rests at the new Kemmerer theatre Thursday night June 17. The play features wireless and wall effects and showcases Pickford's acting in a superb production previously staged at the Republic theatre in York.
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Mary Pickford
New Kemmerer Theatre
Wiellow Pictures
Republic Theatre
York
David Pilaedo
Opal Community Happenings Share Sermon Dance and Travel News
Rev. Fisher of Evanston led a ser vice at Open Sander period and a well attended children's program followed by evening services. Local residents report visits and trips to Granger Piney Rock Springs Omaha and Granger. A Saturday dance in Opal hall drew many, while residents discussed updates including a new heat system and local business chatter.
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