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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
9
The piece laments persistent attacks against Kemmerer and its leadership by an unnamed critic who would reshape county boundaries and make Kemmerer lose county seat status. It references past battles to defend the town, a public figure named Mr. Sneddon, and a push to back certain ventures amid county politics.
The report claims Charles F. Murphy and five lieutenants were ousted from the Tam many leadership for brazen methods. It asserts Murphy avoided the Boss in Lincoln county and predicts fall actions by the people against Me Thomas Sneddon for alleged votes.
The text discusses a Republican State Central meeting planned in Cheyenne on a Monday labelled as Ape sixth, with Democratic State Central and Kee campaigns active in the same city. It contemplates potential outcomes and shifts in political momentum and notes uncertainty about the viability of rival factions.
Alexander Gabardi of Oakley married Miss Angelini Clementi in Kemmerer with Justice St. Lee Craig officiating. The bride recently arrived from Italy and the couple will reside in Glencoe where Paul Gabardi works in the mines.
Fragmentary OCR reads about four selections for December livery and related processes. Names, places, or exact steps are unclear due to garbled text. the note hints at ordering calendars and a delivery timing but lacks concrete facts.
Ill text fragment describes various workers and districts with a focus on spring events and local industry. It mentions operas and Camber activity, hinting at community projects and neighborhood engagement in the year ahead.
A tirade accuses Sneddon of using ridicule to attack Kemmerer and its town council over a Diamondville road dance hall. The piece claims Kemmerer officials refused a liquor license and that Diamondville faces ongoing vice tied to a public nuisance claim. It suggests Sneddon aims to control Kemmerer and its officers.
French physicians adopt iodine treatment for advanced pulmonary tuberculosis after Dr. Boudreaux reports dramatic cures. Doses from 100 to 350 drops daily given in water with wine or in milk or tea show long term improvement, though mechanisms remain uncertain. Dr. Abadie notes success in ocular tuberculosis with iodine.
J. B. Bariani came home from Denver where he attended his ailing little daughter who later died. Bariani oversees work for eastern capitalists with a lease on Lattarge Oil Co property and plans to begin drilling once the rig is moved to the site, though road conditions may delay start by about a month.
Judge David J. Craig visited Kemmerer for probate matters and pleas of guilty. Walter Chapko pled guilty to forgery and received twelve to eighteen months. Joe Durham got eighteen months to two years. The judge criticized parents who do not support families and advocated whipping post if lawful. Divorces defaulted in Ethel Anderson v Wiley Anderson and Harriet F Smith v Fred B Smith. commissioners appointed to take testimony. Clerk Carl Cook to draw a jury for the next district court session starting May 4.
Idaho star route carriers face heavy extra mail costs since parcel post launch. Senator Brady urged Postmaster General to require sworn expense statements and grant relief, noting carriers mortgage homes to cover added transport costs. He said current conditions disgrace the U S government and demand immediate action.
The judge presided over a two week Green River session delivering sentences to several defendants. Ava Ferguson received five to six years for grand larceny. Kid Henry was sentenced to one to eighteen months for highway robbery. Frank White got one to eighteen months for burglary. Peter Loktus drew one to two years for grand larceny. Tony Zupan earned three to five years for manslaughter. Giacondo Dellipiste received one year to thirteen months for grand larceny. Hert Higgins was convicted of felonious assault and given one year. An unnamed foreigner from Superior convicted of rape of a six year old girl received five to twenty years. Papers for sale at the office.
Fragmentary report notes Papworth traveling from Granger to Montpelier with winter spent feeding sheep. The sow was believed to be eating swallows in the area while bands of sheep stayed on hay and grain.
The final basketball game of the season is announced for Bater day night at the Kemmerer High School assembly hall. Kemmerer will meet Montpelier High School in a hoped for win, followed by a dance with the Kemmerer Orchestra. Everyone is invited.
Mise Arline Tibbets, long trusted for Kemmerer Coal map work, completed her contract last week. She will return to East Lake City after being named an expert mapper and awarded a large Lincoln County map detailing school and road districts, ranch locations, and other reference essentials for county officials.
Calumet Baking Powder Co crew manager M. Cruse and a team of expert young lady demonstrators visited Kemmerer for a house to house demonstration of Calumet baking powder. The party then proceeded to Evanston where a cooking school is in progress this week.
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