Two Miners Die In Rock Fall At Diamondville Mine
Two Pioneer miners, Armatrong and Gigliardi, were killed when a rock fall trapped them at the Diamondville mine of Diamond Coal & Coke Co. in Lincoln County. Armatrong died at the hospital after injuries including a punctured lung and ruptured kidneys. Gigliardi died at the scene with others injured. both men were highly regarded and survived by families in the district. The tragedy prompted community condolences and a detailed examination of the incident plans and surviving relatives.
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Diamondville
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Bastill
Vid Armatrong
Lincoln County
O. A. Tucker
Glencoe Drops Hard Contest to Diamondville
Diamondville edged Glencoe 4 to 0 in a Monday night game. A crowd in Lincoln County praised Glencoe’s effort despite the loss, while Diamondville demonstrated strong pitching and timely hitting in a well played match.
You Cant Fish Good Roads Day Warning Echoed
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic warning about a so called Good Roads Day on June 28. Names and places are garbled, but references to a president, Wyoming group, and road standards appear. Could reflect a political or civic event with unclear details.
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Noak Walton
Wyoming
Ordur
Ohio
Lincoln County Readies for Extensive Good Roads Drive
Lincoln County prepares for a statewide Good Roads Day on June 22 with a projected $7,310 in road improvements at $4 a day per man. District captains canvass projects, organize tools, and arrange meals and clergy participation as Kemmerer leads a popular, widespread highway effort across Wyoming.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Park County
Kemmierer
Camera To Cover U. F. Convention
Special arrangement gives the Camera personal representation at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco starting May 26 June 28 opens. Day and night sessions will be covered in detail by political reporters and transmitted to the Camera office first hand. Bulletins will be posted in the Camera window with hot off the wires updates.
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San Francisco
Hhe Cai Hon News Service
Ly Yatshle 2
Frisco
Lincoln County history rich with fur traders and trails
Grace R. Hebard, University of Wyoming professor, tours Wyoming collecting data for the Wyoming Oregon Trail commission. In Kemmerer she notes Big Sandy as a major fur trading post run by William Ashby in 1422 with figures Sublet and Fontenelle prominent, as she rediscoveres old battle sites and trails.
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Sublet
Fontenelle
Lincoln County
Jand
Big Sandy
Grace R. Hebard
University of Wyoming
T. S. Taliaferro
Mra
P. J. Quealy
William Ashby
William
Milton Fontenelle
Miss Hebard
Wyoming
State University
Casper
Daughters of American Revolution
Mixx Hebard
Boxeman Road
Political row erupts over Republican convention and Wilson era
Fragmented critique accuses the Old Guard and Wall Street allies of manipulating the nomination. It cites Bryan and Lodge as symbols, questions party loyalty, and predicts continued factional strife within the Republican ranks and support for Wilson's legacy.
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William Jennings Bryan
Dérabh
Johnson
Hay
Meesra
Borah
Ramone
Mead
Republican
New Work ‘Tribune
Leonard Wand
America
Clemencean
France
Tribune
Ilerald
Hartjog
Republican Party
United States
First National Bank of Kemmerer Reports Twenty Years Progress
The First National Bank of Kemmerer reports twenty years of growth since its start as the Kemmerer Savings Bank. Deposits rose from 40,507.64 in 1900 to over 1.5 million by now, with 2,550 depositors and 7 active employees. P. J. Quealy serves as president, the late Thomas Sneddon was vice president, and the bank has paid dividends for seventeen years. Capital, surplus and profits total 265,000.
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First National Bank of
Kemmerer
Frank Pfeiffer
Rome
First National Bank
Kommeror Saings Bank
Pfeiffer
Roy Mason
P. J. Quealy
Thomas Sneddon
Unveiling Monuments and Miss Hebard’s Boxeman Trail
A note about attending exercises for monument unveilings and recognition of Miss Hebard as a historian with two volumes on the Boxeman Trail. The remark emphasizes standard Western history works and sets a ceremonial context for the event.
Plan Kemmerer Library Books Plan for City Library
A Kemmerer movement aims to promote a modern town library with a $890 fund raised by boosters. Miss Myra Geer, supervisor of Lincoln County schools, sponsors the plan to join Wyoming Circulating Library System, creating four Lincoln county districts and supplying educational benefits to a town lacking reading facilities. The Camera offers to assist in establishing the library system.
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Kemmerer
Myra Geer
Lincoln County Public Schools
Wyoming
Miss Geer
Cheyenne
Lincoln County
St Patrick's Church Service and Catechism Schedule
Next Sunday the third Sunday of the month masses are at 8 and 10 30 a m A catechism class for children is held every Saturday at 2 o'clock Non Catholics are always welcome.
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St, Patrick’s Church
Imonth
Alway Welcom
Cumberlander Held for Rape Case Shocks Cumberland
George Borris, a Cumberland miner, is jailed on a rape charge after being taken into custody following a visit to County Attorney Christmas. His fiancée Annie Beyda, reportedly underage, had a marriage license issued last Wednesday. The pair faced family opposition and secrecy as details emerged of age and coercion concerns.
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George Borris
Cumberland
Annie
Sublet
Borris
Christmas
Annie Beyda
Kemmerer Wins Again 15 to 12 In Cumberland Return
Kemmerer defeated Cumberland 16 to 12 in a frenzied game marked by betting among the Cumberland backers after four first-inning runs. Several injuries occurred amid the fracas with Campbell narrowly avoiding more serious harm. Captain Dave Moon drove in four runs in center field as Kemmerer hit for a high error count. Kemmerer next hosts Glencoe, while local fishing reports note Beaver Creek as prime spots with 24 trout caught by a group including Mickey the taxi pilot and Clint Oakley.
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Kemmerer
Cumberland
Campbell
Joe Siegel
McCram
Oliver
Dave Moon
Glencoe
Beaver Creek
Fontenelle
la Farge
Rock Creek
W. H. Meillen
Mickey
Clint Oakley
Fred Anderson
Local wool crisis prompts Chicago meeting for relief
A Cheyenne banker reports a pivotal Chicago gathering to address the West wool crisis. Two million pounds await shipment between Cokeville and Granger as flockmasters face unpaid bills and scarce buyers. Federal Reserve aid may come through Kansas City financing to hold wool until prices improve.
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Cokeville
Granger
Kemmerer
Chicago
West
Sheipmen
Frank Pfeiffer
First National Bank
Mr. Pfeiffer
Rawlins
Rawlings
Kemmererman
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
John B. Kendrick
Washington
200 Pounds Wool for Suit and Sale Notes
A garbled 19th century style item reports Noah Shaw of Whifty Ky selling 200 pounds of wool for 80 dollars, the wool valued at 40 pounds of wool per suit, a clothing store purchase for a son, and mentions salt costs and profits amid unclear figures.
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Noah Shaw
Hilekman
Het Statham
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Montgrtown
Pesenthy
Prowlante
Warren Gamoliel
Sirius
Henatar
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Cnme
First
Seek Fund
Federal Reserve Boards
Western States
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