Kemmerer election campaign features sharp rhetoric
Voters prepare for next Tuesday's Kemmerer election amid heated claims from both sides. The piece cites accusations of deceit while noting a lack of concrete evidence and reports on local incidents including a worker punished for disrespect to the flag. International concerns shift as Austria and Germany face unrest and reform talk.
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Treason and Patriotism Stir Riverton Valley Affidavits
Affidavits from Riverton Valley citizens detail a Chatsee Ho resident who spoke treasonable against the U S government and urged insurrection. He discouraged National Guard enlistment, then boasted of leading a revolt before being taken into custody. Authorities in Cheyenne and Piney are investigating. Citizens urged a calm, lawful response.
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Telegraph Office Upfront Aid Brings Chamber Support
Sam of the local Chamber of Commerce notes strong backing for opening an uptown telegraph office. Fred Chapin offers a free room at the Kellmerer Hotel if the telegraph company sets up an office, arguing the venture serves patrons and warrants immediate establishment.
Arbor Day Streets Stir With Early Spring Arrivals
In a city scene on Arbor Day dawn, residents awaken to frigid ground and half buried sow beds as gardens are readied for spring. People, until now dormant, step into garden attire and hear cheerful nods to the season despite chilly wakeful moments.
Battle over Conscription Bill ends in near unanimous vote
The long fight in Congress over the Selective Conscription Army Bill ends as the President's plan passes with almost all votes in favor. Only one senator opposed in the Senate and 24 in the House register against. Supporters say compulsory service is a national necessity, not optional.
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Residents urged to contact Labor Commissioner on fire Escape law
Local residents may obtain information on the new fire escape law by writing to Labor Commissioner Edward P. Taylor. The notice states that fire escapes must be in place by October Vat.
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Stolen Hides Reported From City Camera Shop
About 150 valuable hides and pelts were stolen from a camera shop ware room Monday night. The theft was discovered the next evening, three suspects were traced to a city house, three pelts were found near the fence, and officials reportedly have a clue but no arrests have been made.
Annual School Meeting And Bond Issue Consideration
The district schedules its annual meeting for next Monday May 7 with a trustee election and a vote on issuing bonds totaling 10000 dollars to fund permanent improvements. The notice emphasizes the importance and urges every voter to attend.
Local people wed in Salt Lake City Greek Catholic church
Miss Emma Griff and Mr. Krekos married today in Salt Lake City. A welding party including Miss Griff and Mrs Griff traveled from Kemmerer to attend. The group plans a Friday return and a Sunday celebration for the newlyweds. Mrs Lawrence Miller visited her husband in Fosst recently.
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Edward Amherst Ott Lectures on Leeonm Platter and Reform
Edward Amherst Ott delivers popular lectures on a notionally renamed Leeonm platfer focusing on Adler leitialation for better American penile Tilt bee. He addresses audiences about the value of his work and cites audience size and book sales as evidence of interest.
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Selective Draft Bill Explained by O Mahony
Special to the Camera the bill authorizes a two million man force combining regular army National Guard reserve and drafted units. It outlines raising 500000 for conscription and a parallel 500000 if needed with officer training camps and broad eligibility for commissions from varied sources. Registration and exemptions are defined including ages 21 to 40 and many official roles exempt from service.
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