Inler Quits 108 Result WlidelNery Escapes Stir Lincoln Jail
A string of jail breaks around Lincoln County followed the escape from the Lincoln jail as Jack Stanley and others fled, were recaptured, and a statewide dragnet formed. Ethel Beers remains in custody with authorities tracing the escapes and recaptures led by Sheriff Gubley, while Judge Cent faces trial decisions.
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Han
Pera
Dstrict
Cokeville
Ethel Beers
Cheyenne
Isa
Gubley
Ve 8
Mins Tyers
Stanley
Loree
Ible
Allowound
McA
Bank official swears affidavit amid financial figures
A bank cashier signs an affidavit presenting sums like 276,008.11 and 186,708.08 with totals and mentions solemnly affirming truth to the best of knowledge. Names Conor and Rablaven appear in the sworn statement as witnesses.
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Woomina
Abe Bank
County Treasurer Faces Check Troubles
County Treasurer Gilbert Taysom shows repeated check shenanigans related to the tax collector role. The article notes unusual “4 Lake” checks, bank stamp issues, and concerns about six months of service in the office.
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Gilbert Taysom
Lake
Camera Columns Offer Soldiers Jobs Without Cost
The Camera newspaper invites returning soldiers to seek employment through its columns. Soldiers can describe the jobs they want and employers can post openings. The service is free and aims to connect veterans with work, thanking them for their service to Lincoln and the state.
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Lincoln
Passings of CHS. E. Baugé Fade from Local Scene
Funeral notice notes CHS E Baugé died after long illness. He managed the Camera company in Kemmerer for years before leaving Jan 1918 due to health. He traveled to New Mexico Nevada and California seeking relief before settling in Greenlee and passing away beside family.
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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 Slogan Spurs City Action Against Vagrancy
City leaders declare work or move policy to curb vagrancy. Authorities vow strict enforcement, aiming to reduce beggars in public spaces by compelling payment of fines through labor when fines are unpaid.
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Bateveld
Secretary of War and General Pass Through Kemmerer
Secretary of War Baker and Chief of Staff General March passed through Kemmerer on Westbound train No. at 6:20 Friday. Only a few station staff knew the train was Baker and General March, making the midday arrival a quiet note in the day’s travel.
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Baker
March
Kemmerer St
Peg
Ae Baker
Throegh
Kemmerer
Pacraeatr
Plu Gases Mild In Sublet Disease Report
A report notes mild plugu fever symptoms in sublet camps with few deaths. Officials say cases are improving, with most patients recovering amid protective measures. One death attributed to the illness is recorded so far in Bullet.
Fred Burt Victim Preumonm Last Night
An elderly man of about 98, formerly employed at the Sublet mine, fell ill and was taken to Kemmerer hospital where he died. He recently came from Wabreske and was well regarded by those who knew him.
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Burt
Sublet
Kemmerer
Bine
Ifs
Wabreske
Eckslead and
Miss Angelo Returns to Kemmerer as Draft Office Closes
A brief notice notes Rose Angelo, formerly at Cheyenne draft office, returns to Kemmerer to wrap up affairs as the local office will close at month end. The report also mentions a deceased individual with a widow and three children, detailing the eldest daughter and two younger children. Arrangements have not yet been finalized.
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Miss Angelo
Rose Angelo
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Bride of twelve days mourns influenza death in Kemmerer
Charles McDonald of Cokeville dies from influenza leaving new bride Miss Lora J. Peterson less than two weeks after their March 3 wedding in Kemmerer. They planned to settle in Cokeville after a brief stay with the bride’s family. illness struck during a ranch visit and he died last Saturday at the ranch.
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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
Noti
Masons Delight After Dinner War Reflections
After dinner the company was entertained with experiences and observations from wartime, shared by Mr. atara tained during the recent war. The gathering featured a discussion on bearing and free mareaiire of the era.
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Masons
Mr. An Atara
Sta Lake
Bear Free
Former resident of Cokeville dies in accident report corrected
Reported last week that W. F. Pony Moore died by his own hand in Cokeville. later advice shows the death was accidental. Moore, formerly from Cokeville, had lived in Nevada, visited Boise friends, owned a pool hall stake in Evanston, and was en route there when a gunshot wound occurred. He survived for hours, explained the accident, and died after being transported from the hotel.
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W. F
Pony
Mr. Moore
Cokeville
Nevada
Boise
Evanston
Steed
Tory
Tima
Madera
Moore
Wares Case Fines Against John Peternal
John Peternal, proprietor of Anies Marvel, appeared before Justice Reynolds this morning in a cases matter. On hearing the evidence, a fine of five dollars and costs was assessed.
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John Peternal
Anies Marvel
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Wildelnery
Lincoln County
Tun
Jack Stanley
Took
Rupert of
Piggt
National Bank
U. Bonds
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Vrane
Conor
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Wennai
Cates Keene
Bauge
Fee Ee
Imd Chet
STAF
Rublet
Toe Ia
Fred Burt
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