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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1921

Page

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Murder at Cumberland as Serafino Surrenders

Domine Angelo died of a gunshot wound at S C M hospital after being shot by Serafino. The suspect, an Italian man long-time in the Cumberland area, surrendered to Sheriff Oakley and will be taken to Evanston for trial on first-degree murder charges. Angelo had arrived from Canada and was visiting A Maretti’s home when the shooting occurred.

Domine Angelo Geri Borefine Serafine Serafino Oakley Willen Evanston Ulute County Angelo Canada A. Maretti South Cumberland Kemmerer Cumberland Beck

Bazaar and sale at Lechner Studio Building

The Ladies Rosary Society conduct a bazaar and pet sale at the Lechner Studio Building Saturday afternoon starting at 1 30 p m. Articles of plain and fancy sewing will be on sale and refreshments of ice cream and cake may be purchased. The public are invited to come early and stay late.

Ladies x Eee Bnd Rosary Society Lechner Studio Building

Veterans face city tax under new exemption ruling

Lincoln county veterans confront a ruling by county attorney J A Christie that the recent exemption law applies only to state and county taxes. Municipal, bond, and special taxes may require payment without exemptions. A potential appeal to the state attorney general and possible Supreme Court review loom as the Kemmerer town council weighs local ordinance wording.

Lincoln County J. A. Christie Attondy Thin Walups Supreme Court Kemmerer

Easter Services Draw Large Crowds Across Churches

Crowds attended Easter services at St James Episcopal and the Methodist church. At St James a 9 person choir led the Easter hymn with soloists and a new horn used in the processional. Rev M B Nash preached on immortality while at the Methodist church the choir performed special Easter music and the pastor Rev J E Williams delivered a sermon Did Christ Arise from the Dead to a large congregation.

Cosie P. J. Quealy Gounaud St. James Episcopal Church Louis Payne Granier Horace Lowry R. A. Mason M. B. Nash J. E. Williams Christ

Kemmerer Girl Wins Second Prize

Miss Eunice Anderton, State Historian, reports that Florence Johnston of Sheridan high school won first prize for an essay on The Powder River Expedition. Freide Sperling of Cody earned second prize, with Knapp La Grange Consolidated High earning prize support for continued work on Wyoming history.

State Historical Department Cantinaad Beck

Diamondville Girl Dies at Salt Lake City

Angelina Carollo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Batista Carollo of Diamondville, died in Salt Lake City last Thursday at age nineteen. Remains returned to Kemmerer and then Diamondville for private funeral services and interment. Also reported: Judge J R Arnold naturalization session granted twelve citizenships including Twnac Gornick and Giovanni Serafin, plus a divorce granted to George D Puckett of Cokeville from Edith Puckett on desertion grounds.

Angelina Carollo Batista Carollo Diamondville Salt Lake City Kemmerer Carollo Carolla J. R. Arnold District Court Mr. Sulivan Twnac Gornick Joseph Glagovich Wladlaw Turley John Fricil Frank Rutor Tynatt Pikl Mike Benna John Mohr Giovanni Serafin Carl Pfaff Mike Hazi

Green River Editor Visiting in Kemmerer

Green River editor Davia of the Green Ai Star visited The Camarna on Monday. Mr Davia spoke about staying quiet in Sweetwater County during the county visit.

Green River Kemmerer Davia The Green Ai Star Davia Coun Sweetwater

Wyoming State Federation of Labor Leader in Kemmerer

Barry W. Fox, president of the Wyoming State Federation of Labor, spends the week in Kemmerer. He will take part in the Eight Hour rally Friday and speak at 7 p.m. at the town hall to boost interest in organizing the Kemmerer Band.

State Federation OF Labor Kemmerer Barry W. Fox Wyoming State Federation of Labor Kemmerer Band

Kemmerer Couples Tie The Knot In Record License Week

Last week the county license division saw a record surge as three popular Kemmerer couples received licenses and two weddings followed. Lizzie Hunter Gilchrist became Mrs. William J. Gilchrist at her parents' home with Justice of the Peace McAlister officiating, while Billy Gilchrist, a Kemmerer basketball figure, works at American Express. A second double ceremony at the Episcopal church saw Mr and Mrs Lang, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Symes, and Mrs Keeler, formerly of Rock Springs, wed under Rev M B Nash. The couples are cheered by friends and local families as they begin married life.

Kemmerer Elizabeth II William J. Gilchrist Justice of the Peace McAlister Gilchrist Lizzie Hunter Billys Billy Gilchrist Coalville American Express Company Episcopal Church M. B. Nash Mrs. Lang George Symes Lang First National Bank Keeler Rock Springs Sweetwater Keeleer B.fp. 4 Camere

Petition drives push new Telun county organization

An officer notes petition signatures are being gathered in the valley and nearby towns Kel Jey Wilson and Jackson for the formation of the new Telun county. Taxpayers are urged to sign early as organizers seek 300 valid signatures before a governor’s commission team arrives.

Kel Jey, Wilson and Jackson Telun

Dan Parker Seeking Pardon From Pen

Dan Parker, a convicted killer linked to the Mink Porter case, seeks a pardon. Parker was sentenced by the late Judge Graig to hang, but a commutation reduced the sentence to life imprisonment.

Dan Parker PEN Jwaithes Ian Parker Eolured Mink Porter Graig

Allen Crawford Rupts Marry at County Clerk Office

J H Crawford of Kelmmeryr and Sylvia Allen of Subles were wed recently in a county clerk ceremony. The nuptials took place at the bride’s home in Sables with Justice of the Peace Groutage officiating.

J. H. Crawford Kelmmeryr Sylvia Allen Subles Tony Justice of the Peace

Relief for Ireland Cablegrams Urge Urgent Aid

Cablegram from Bishop Cohalan praises American relief efforts for Ireland and outlines urgent needs in Cork and other towns. Describes destruction of stores and unemployment, calls for loans to restart business, support for creameries, and reconstruction funding amid economic disruption. Continued on back page.

P. J. Quealy Kemmerer Wyoming Ireland Daniel Cohalan Cork American Committee For Relief In Sunetes Per Onal Condi

Court awards state land in oil case victory

The U S Supreme Court ruled that when Wyoming completes a proper selection the state’s rights cannot be overturned by later mineral findings. The decision secures title to a major oil area, allocating about three million dollars in impounded royalties between the state and Midwest Oil Refining Company, with the state netting 300000 and the company 2700000. The case began in 1912 and was argued by former Wyoming attorney general A D Preston.

Supreme Court of the United Stews Wyoming High Sina Ms Circourt of Appeals Secretary of the Interior General Land Office Midwest Oil Refining Company Midwest Company John A. Riner Circuit Court of Appeals U. S. Supreme Court A. D. Preston Preston Kemmerer

Wyoming to Make Its Own Laws

Cheyenne March 29 Wyoming will not brew beer within the state despite a former attorney general ruling permitting medicinal manufacture. Acting Governor Chaplin, secretary of state, says Wyoming will interpret its own laws and prohibit local sale while Carey is away.

Cheyenne Wyo Wyoming Mitchel A. Palmer W. E. Chaplin Carey Excelsior Springs Missouri Chaplin Supreme Court

Visiting here Mrs H Colprient at Montpelier home

Mrs H Colprient, visiting from Montpelier, is staying at the home of her sister Mrs Keoler. The brief note places the trio in the same residence and highlights the family connection during the visit.

Injunction Disposed Of In Oil Company Row

In a brief District Court session on Monday the case against Chas Budd and Grace MacGlashan, who challenged Rose and Lackey on the Cretaceous Oil Board, was dismissed after an admission that the defendants acted illegally. Directors then met to plan development, with Thomas Clinton and Henry G. Cook negotiating leases and drilling plans for July.

District Court Chas. Lackey R. R. Rose Chas. P. Budd John Budd Grace MacGlashan D. A. Preston Messrs. Rose Lackey Cretaceous Oil Company Rose Thomas Clinton Henry G. Cook Lake City Cook

Fossil Receives Telephone Connection Under MTST Co Supervision

Fossil now has telephone service with Frank Steinhour as the lucky man. The connection was completed under the supervision of Mr. P. A. Pierce, manager of the local Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co station.

Fossil Neogies & Telephone Frank Steinhour P. A. Pierce Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co

Wireless Station Planned for Wyoming Across Nation

Cheyenne Wyoming March 29 a wireless station with broad radius to reach the seven seas is to be built in Wyoming at Rock Springs or Cheyenne by the post office department for the air mail service Its main aim is a continental wireless relay system aiding navigation and defense The Wyoming station will serve as the chief relay between New York and San Francisco and will support both wireless telegraphy and wireless telephony Two existing Wyoming wireless stations include one in Cheyenne and another at Rock Springs capable of linking with Hawaii under favorable conditions The project underscores national communication advancement and military value

Cheyenne Wyo Mar Seven Seas Wyoming Rock Springs Post Office Department Air Mail Service Wyoming Skasion New York San Francisco Sut Wireall Thie State Hawaii

Jackson to Have Band Leader Already Secured

James Popesil, Idaho Pallehaw leader in Jackson, has taken over Jackson band leadership. The group now lists twenty four members. A town hall meeting is planned Friday at 7 p.m. to discuss forming a robust local band.

Jackson James Popesil Idaho Pallehaw Kemmerer Town

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