Impeachment Call Stirs Sheridan Leaders Against President
A Sheridan editorial sparks a push for impeachment amid criticism of the president over war effort, economy, and banking laws. Brandon claims Congress should indict the president on multiple counts including draft failures, battle losses, and postwar conditions. Local papers Big Piney Examiner and Pinedale Roundup praise their editors and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
C. T. Brandon
C. Watt
Sheridan
Vietion
Uncle Sam
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Marne
America
France
Inland Papers Progressive and Prosperous
Inland papers progress with promise as exchanges reaching our desk show growth and stability. The three small inland papers illustrate upbeat trends, reflecting community engagement, local advertising, and steady readership in a changing press landscape.
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Inland
Three Unwelcome Guests in the Political Campaign
As conventions approach, both parties fear key issues will dominate the race. The unresolved peace treaty with reservations could trigger presidential clashes if the president objects to Senate ratification. Universal military training and prohibition also loom large, with wet and dry factions vying for influence. Governor Edwards of New Jersey seeks the Democratic nomination on a light wine and beer platform, while a Republican senator tours Iowa.
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Wll
Senate
Edwards
New Jersey
Iowa
Hoover Movement Grows Beyond Opposition in Several States
Washington dispatch notes Hoover's rising push for president with unpledged delegation tactics in many states. Leaders fear openly opposing Hoover while courting delegates, as southern states push back and press coverage stirs demand for a national speaker.
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Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Chicago
San Francisco
Mr. Hoover
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Hoover
Harding, Lowden
Johnson
Coolidge
Wood
Poindexter
Pershing
New York Democrats Vow Prohibition Plank At National Convention
The piece notes Edwards' potential to win a key Republican state by a large margin and cites the New York Democrats adopting a beer and light wine plank. It predicts Bryan leading the prohibition faction at the convention and a likely heated fight over liquor policy.
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Washington
Edwards
New York
Bryan
Treasury chief says deficits nearly ended and outlook bright
Secretary Houston asserts the United States is out of its financial hole with deficits nearly abolished and war expenses down. Tax certificates totaling about 3 billion dollars may be paid by forthcoming taxes. He warns Congress must avoid new large expenditures and urges saving to absorb war debt and foreign securities. Hoover gains favorable word from Lincoln county voters.
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Secretary of Treasury
Houston
United States
Treasury
Congress
Europe
Casper
Sacred Heart Masses and Catechism Schedule Notice
Next Sunday is the first Sunday of the month with mass at Ra.m Communion for children. Friday is the first Friday with Sacred Heart mass at 4 eT Lenter Gevotions on Friday and Sunday evenings. Catechism for children ends Saturday afternoon. Nan-Curhallee welcome to all worship services.
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Ra.m
Sacred Heart
Atelink
Nan-Curhallee
James Church Announces Thursday Evening Service
James Church announces a Thursday night service at the church with a living address on Friday. A collection and invitation follow on Friday at JAN py. The sermon topic is Holy Communion As a Means of Grace. Reverend M B Nash, Pastor.
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Jan Py
MB. Nash
Methodist Church Notes and Sunday Schedule
Church notes list Sunday school at 10 00 am morning worship at 11 00 am Epworth League at 1 00 pm and an evening service. Special prayers and offerings are planned for attendees and helpers in need.
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Methodist Church
Fuiday School
M. Alerain
Epworth League
Mrs Far n s worth Dies at Cumberland
The death of Mrs. Chas Farnsworth of Cumberland occurred last Thursday morning after a short illness from pneumonia. She is survived by her husband a 3 year old daughter her father Alma Stonebraker of Elliot and two sisters Mrs Ch as Addy of Cumberland and Mrs Pringle of Oakley The remains were brought to this city and prepared for shipment at Fitzpatrick undertaking parlors and were shipped Friday to Hoytaville Utah for interment.
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Chas. Farnsworth
Cumberland
Ceces
Alma Stonebraker
Elliot
Chas. Addy
Pringle
Oakley
Fitzpatrick Undertaking
Hoytaville
Utah
Notice for Publication Land Claimant Seeks Final Proof
Notice is hereby given that Jay W. Mollring of Pinedale Wyoming has filed intent to make three year final proof to establish his homestead claim for the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter the south half of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter northeast quarter Section 21 Township 37 Range 110 West sixth P. Meridian before Eugene S. Plank U. S. Commissioner at Pinedale Wyoming on April 12 1920. Witnesses named A Mocroft Arthur Doyle Charles Hyles Bert Hill. Register ALEX NISBET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarz Index Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Jay W. Mollring
Pinedale
Sixth P. Meridian
Eugene S. Plank
U.S
A. Mocroft
Wyo
Arthur Doyle
Charles Hyles
Kendall
Bert Hill
Alex Nisbet
Register
Estate of Alice Lehmer Sale Ordered in Wyoming Court
In the District Court of Lincoln County Wyoming the administratrix Bessie Lehmer Sanderson seeks an order to sell all or part of the estate of Alice J. Lehmer deceased to satisfy claims and admin expenses. Interested parties must appear at Kemmerer Town Hall on March 27 for the court's proceeding.
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State of
Wyoming
Third Judicial
Lincoln Es
Alice Lehmer
Bessie Lehmer Sanderson
Alice J. Lehmer
Kemmerer
Incomplete Text Summary From OCR Segment
The readable fragment mentions a man and mentions goals and planning but lacks clear names dates places or events. It does not provide a coherent event, participants, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Notice of Court Sale of Real Estate in Lincoln County
A court orders real estate to be sold at public sale in Lincoln County. The order directs publication in the Kemmerer Camera on four consecutive issues and requires the sale to proceed after a 10 o'clock forenoon hearing on the 27th day of March. Dated February 27, 1920.
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A. D
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Anid
Spring health tonic promises family renewal
An advertisement urges mothers to flush the body with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, claiming thorough cleansing of blood stomach and bowels will improve family health this spring. Sold in Kemmerer at City Drug Store.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
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Robert R. Rose
Jackson Courier
Big Piney Examiner
Pinedale Roundup
Courier
Baxter
Geo. W. Hopkins
F. C. Marshall
Oller
Wuerer Savings Bank
Hoounerer
Soover
National Finance L
James Church
Donough
Ste Frimk
Heck
Goodyear Tire Export
Atul
Coek Yan Neva
Lincoln County Garage
John R. Arnold
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
WM. E. Pitt
Kemmerer Market
BUICK
Salmon & Thomas
Kemmer
Er Hdw. & Fur. Co
Lincoln Abstract
Realty
H.R. Harrison
J. L. Mullings
Kemmerer Savings Bank Bldg
Tel
Kemmerer, Wyo
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