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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1915

Page

15

Progress in Wyoming's thirteenth legislature to end of session

The Wyoming Legislature's thirteenth session produced mixed progress with many bills passed and others killed. The editor notes work was creditable, highlights the workmen compensation act and the public utilities measure, and addresses party splits over the commission structure, immigration funding, and partisan tensions.

Wyoming Cheyenne Republican Party State Senate

Unclear Text on Political Reference and Song Theme

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss an old song about the Irish and the Doyles, mention Carter Martinwaie and Ly 4 man mame weileer, and ask how Mh applies to Ode ag Laramie Repeblicas. no clear event, date, or verifiable names emerge.

Alter Ling Hewes Carter Martinwaie Weileer Mas Paammi Sullivan Ode Ag Laramie Repeblicas

Fragmentary note hints at a warning at the office

A garbled message mentions someone named Douglas, a warning to keep eyes open, and a suggestion of mischief at the office. The text is unclear but implies caution and a possible disturbance involving attire or club actions.

Tragic death mourns Mrs Potter of Douglas Wyoming

The notice expresses sympathy for Mrs Potter of Douglas Wyoming and her young children after the death of her husband. The brief obituary notes the family’s sorrow and the loss suffered following his passing.

Call of Blood and Forbearance in Wartime America

In a wartime address the speaker urges great caution and restraint in discussing Europe. He warns against inflaming ethnic divisions among Americans, emphasizing loyalty to the United States and the need to preserve freedom while avoiding harsh rhetoric. He calls for unity and refrainment from heated debate as Europe burns.

United States Europe America

Editor of the Douglas Enterprise Longtime Wyoming Writer Dies at Sixty

The piece notes the editor of the Douglas Enterprise, a Wyoming pioneer and a brilliant writer, who died at about sixty. It mentions a daughter’s death, his fourteen years in Dong Ina, and references to local political chatter and prohibition developments in Idaho and Utah. It also recalls election fraud cases and a rumor about a Utah brewery site near Evanston.

Douglas Enterprise Wyoming Ovary Dong, Ina Utah Evanston Ewer

Where Are Your Children

A report urges parents to keep children in school during epidemic periods, noting risk when youths roam streets during school hours. Health officer counters that schools may reopen as the epidemic subsides, arguing safety in sending children to classes.

Chassell Returns Home and Remarks on Legislature

Chassell states he arrived home Monday from Cheyenne pen and reflects on the legislature session. He praises the body as West business like and conscientious, noting both the people and the press view the recent efforts positively. Obeseel and Beadrick are cited praising the record and anticipated performance.

Wueta Ceuster Obeseel Familly Cheyenne Chassel Obese Chassellepeake Ficv Beadrick

Typographical Union Organizes Hock Springs Local

Frank J. Pulver organized a Rock Springs based local of the International Typographical Union with eleven members from Rock Springs Rawlins and Kemmerer. The new officers include A H Nicoll George Morris ay Ferrell Ellen Mafferty and J P Sheahan. The local affiliating with state Federation of Labor and Sweetwater Trades and Labor Council. The article notes potential jurisdiction expansion and ongoing union relations with The Camera and local publishing in Wyoming.

Frank J. Pulver International Typographical Union Rock Springs Hocky Springs Rawlins Kemmerer International Board A. H. Nicoll George Morris Ay Ferrell A. HM. Nicoil May Ferrell Ellen Mafferty Lare J. Warner Kewmerer J.P. Sheahan State Federation of Labor Sweetwater Trades and Labor Council Warner Tue Camus Typographical Union Tue Camena Minnea Manors Sous City Bay Pase Wyom Hock Springs Jowal

It Will Keep You Busy This Week in Lincoln County Ads

It will keep you busy this week to pull out all the new disappearing items in Tus Camena but we want you to hunt them out as you may profit by their reading. Tus Camena is recognized as the leading advertising medium of Lincoln county with a large subscription list reaching every nook and corner and being added to weekly by many new subscribers.

United States Senate Wyoming Tur Camina John E. Osborne Ander William Jennings Bryan John Lincoln County

County Commissioners Open Bid Season for Bridge and Jail

County commissioners meet this week for a major bridge contract bid and a new jail project. Pauley Jail Co. representatives arrive with plans and specifications. bids expected from bridge contractors and jail developers.

Sivnem Seasion Pauley Jail CO

Burke Reappointed As Chief Agent At State Humane Society

Reappointment announced for Ed W arke as chief agent with TW Oakley as deputy and Ir Gartlett as secretary. Meeting last Saturday praised Burke for conscientious work and thanked him as friends extend congratulations.

State Humane Society Ed Warke TW. Oakley Ir. Gartlett Burke Dee

Standpoint on Diamondville Bear Dancers and Immoral Trades

A local clipping claims Diamondville hosts numerous saloons employing women for immoral purposes and features the bear dance. It cites police notes on J A Reed, an employment office operator, and hints at federal inquiries into Diamondville’s open vice. Five or six saloons reportedly still employ girls in bear dancing amid ongoing investigations.

J. A. Reed Diamondville Wyoming Jerry Murphy Diemondville County Alterney Reed Kendiehofer Bates Toom Imamendeiiie Salt Lake Kemmerer Kanfelhofer Italy

Student Olive Rathbun Returns to University of Wyoming

Olive Rathbun returns to her studies at the University of Wyoming after being called home by her father's death. She is doing well, carrying three extra subjects along with music and office work for the state chemist, with January marks at 100 in all but one.

Olive Rathbun University of Wyoming Olive

Judge Winter Marries in Spokane Home Wedding

News arrives of the marriage of C. K. Winter of the Third Judicial District Casper Wyoming to Misa Alice H. Kalthy. The ceremony took place at the bride’s mother’s home in Spokane Washington on Tuesday evening last week. Winter is popular in Wyoming while his bride is well known as a former teacher. They departed soon after, heading toward San Francisco and beyond.

Dudge C.K. Winter Sicial Casper Wyoming Misa Alice HK. Malthy Npokane Wash Judge Winter Wyomil Spokane Praneleso Hat Diogo Espeat

Back From Fair Describes Pacific Coast Trip

T D O Neil returned Monday night with Guners after visiting the Pacific coast. They toured Deever to El Paso Tease and San Diego spent a week in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Tom says the wonders are indescribable and hard to grasp.

T. D. O'Neil Guners O'Neil Pacific Coast Deever el Paso San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Tom

Will Build Telephone Line Near Cokeville

Coristenses Leon Dorcas and Miss Minnie Cook visited Cokeville Monday. Liga plans a private telephone line from the ranch to Cokeville with eight mile rights of way, has poles ready, and expects to start. He reports a good sale of wool at four dollars per pound and looks to a higher grade of timber this winter.

Coristenses Leon Dorcas Minnie Cook Cokeville Liga

Ford Factory Exhibit At Panama Pacific Exposition

A Ford Motor Co factory model, the largest of its kind, ships a detailed miniature of the plant for the Panama Pacific exposition. The exhibit features a 10 by 4 foot display with lighted buildings, moving parts, and scale models of Ford factory operations. It includes a live replica of a freight car and a small Ford car, plus a section on Ford’s worker life and housing in a four-house display set. James Consume will center the Ford boat exhibit.

Ford Motor Co Ford Panama Pacific James

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