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A jail break spree at Lincoln county jail is described with Jack Stanley implicated and the escapees recaptured. Ethel Beers is noted as a federal prisoner from Cheyenne. Sheriff Gubley is cited, and the district court pending.
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Wildelnery
Han
Pera
Dstrict
Cokeville
Ethel Beers
Cheyenne
Isa
Gubley
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Mins Tyers
Stanley
Loree
Ible
Allowound
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Bank affidavit fragment on sworn statement
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cashier oath and affirmation statements. It references sums 276 008.11 and 186 708.08 with totals and a bank context. Signatures or witnesses appear with solemn oath language.
County Treasurer’s Trouble With Lake Checks
County Treasurer Gilbert Taysom faces scrutiny for issuing an unusual number of four lake checks in tax collection duties. The article notes stamped denominations and concerns over bank clearance, with Keene reporting six months in office.
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Gilbert Taysom
Lake
Camera Columns Offer Soldier Boys Jobs Free of Cost
The Camera announces job assistance for returning soldiers and local employers. Soldiers may visit the Camera office to convey job needs and have them publicized through the paper. The service is free and aims to reunite veterans with suitable employment as a token of appreciation for their service.
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Lincoln
Death of CHS E Bauge Ends Long Camera Career
The obituary notes CHS E Baugé died after a long tenure as camera manager in Kemmerer. He moved in 1918 due to health, later touring New Mexico Nevada California in search of improvement. He wed Miss Ruthy and had a family, with earlier life at Pawnee Rock Kansas.
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Bruce
Pawnee Rock
Kansas
Kemmerer
Wthy
Commerer Bi Meee
Ee Camera
New Mexico
Newrade
California
Greelez
Gale
Little Giel
Sean
Work or Move Declared By City Fathers
City leaders vow strict action to reduce vagrancy by forcing convicted loiterers to work off fines on city streets. The plan aims to transform the urban scene and curb perceived nuisance while enforcing penalties for nonpayment.
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Bateveld
Secretary of War and Chief of Staff Pass Kemmerer Visit
Secretary of War Baker and Chief of Staff General March passed through Kemmerer on Westbound train No. 6:20 Friday. Only a few Bhort peg station officials knew the train was Baker and March.
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March
Kemmerer St
Peg
Ae Baker
Throegh
Kemmerer
Pacraeatr
Mild Plu Gases Reported At Sublet Camp Illness Infections Rise
Reports indicate mild cases of the plu gases in a sublet camp with some illnesses, including a few deaths. The outbreak shows signs of easing as preventive measures take effect and patients respond slowly.
Frederic Burt Victim In Obscure Mine Incident
The article notes Frederic Burt, about 98, previously a railroad worker in Wabreske, employed at Sublet mine and Pe, fell ill and was brought to Kemmerer Hospital where he recovered initially before succumbing. The piece lists acquaintances including someone named Bell.
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Sublet
Kemmerer
Bine
Ifs
Wabreske
Eckslead and
Local Notice and Staff Movements Highlighted
The obituary note praises the deceased and notes a widow and three children. Arrangements are pending for the funeral. Miss Rose Angelo returns from Cheyenne and Kemmerer duties as the draft office closes at month end.
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Miss Angelo
Rose Angelo
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Bride of only twelve days mourns influenza death
Charles McDonald of Cokeville dies from influenza, leaving a new bride of under two weeks. He married Lora J. Peterson of Bloomington Idaho on March 3 in Kemmerer. The ceremony was by Elder N W Peterson of the L D S church. The couple planned to settle in Cokeville at Mr McDonalds ranch. He fell ill during a ranch visit and died last Saturday. body brought to town.
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Kemmerer
Charles McDonald
Cokeville
McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Tanner
Lora J. Peterson
Bloomington
Idaho
N. W. Peterson
L. D.ed. Church
P. W. Olson
Buss McDonald
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Masons Give Delight At Dinner With War Observations
After dinner Mr. and Mrs. Atara entertained guests sharing experiences and observations from the recent war. The event featured lively company and discussion on postwar reflections.
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Masons
Mr. An Atara
Sta Lake
Bear Free
Former resident of Cokeville dies in accidental shooting
W F Pony Moore, once a Cokeville resident, was believed killed in a self inflicted act but later reports confirm his death resulted from an accidental gunshot. He had lived in Nevada and Boise, owned a pool hall stake in Evanston, and was en route there when the incident occurred.
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Pony
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Cokeville
Nevada
Boise
Evanston
Steed
Tory
Tima
Madera
Moore
Anies Marvel Propriety Fined After Hearing
John Peternal proprietor of Anies Marvel faced a case in court. Justice Reynolds assessed a fine of five dollars plus costs after hearing the evidence this morning.
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John Peternal
Anies Marvel
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