Citizens Nominate Ticket In Kemmerer Local Meeting
Citizens convened at the Kemmerer town hall on Saturday evening to nominate a mayor and two council seats for next Tuesday's municipal election. A D Hoskins chaired the meeting with Haldwin named president and Ivan Jones secretary. Nominated for mayor was K. H. Embree. councilmen were A D Hoskins for Precinct No 1 and Wan for Precinct No 2. Hod Hocker and Bob Ohtismes named as Citizens committee for the coming year.
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Cithene of
Kemmerer
Plecing
A. D. Hoskins
Partay
Haldwin
Globalrainn
Ivan Jones
K. H. Embree
D. Floskins
Manuel
Bob Ohtistmes
Hod Hocker
Citizens Committee
Okcor
Republicans caucus nominates multiple candidates in town hall meeting
Republicans held a Friday caucus in the Town Hall to nominate candidates for upcoming elections. About 25 participants attended as nominees were proposed for precinct posts including J. B Marquis Gregor Str and F. Tuxpatrick with several others discussed and no final changes noted.
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Amin Te
Jack Seeee
J. B Marquis
Gregor Str
Bagid F. Tuxpatrick
Willard Bell Varancies
Prisoners at Work on Cokeville Road Project
Commissioners Peterson and Papworth returned from Cokeville to inspect state prisoners sent to begin work on the road toward Star Valley. The crew is arranged with a cook and foreman, and eleven or twelve prisoners are set to work under supervision.
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Peterson
Papworth
Cokeville
Star Valley
Elmer E
District Court Opens with Heavy Docket in Lincoln Wyoming
Judge David H Craig opens the Lincoln County District Court with a record 35 criminal cases including five murder charges Lording over a four week term. Jury room shifts include larger facilities in City Building, with bailiffs Joyce and Pita on duty and Sheriff Hansen supervising.
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Hansen
Sheriff Hansen
J. P. Joyce
Jack Pita
Burton Hansen
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Jury panel drawn for county court trial session
Judge Craig ordered a jury poll Tuesday morning. The panel included bankers merchants and ranchers from across the county with excused members listed and sworn for the day. A second panel may be drawn from residents within the five mile limit to fill vacancies.
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Craig
Samuel H. Fisher
Sub- Jet
Ernest Hoopes
Fairview
D. M. Twichel
Viola
W. Q. Nichols
Big Piney
Fred Neuenschwander
Bedford
Henry Hatcher
Jackson
H. Hibbs
Kemmerer
B. A. Pate
Sage
W. H. Solliday
Opal
A. A. Call
Afton
George L. Howland
M. Neilson
W.J. Crook
Smoot
August Moser
Thayne
L. B. Young
Kemmer
Bert Kennington
Clarence
John Scott
Ville
Heitz
Highney
Cou
Naturalization Hearings List Mixed Nationalities
A page lists numerous individuals admitted in naturalization cases on Monday including J Craig, Jobo French, Anton Grosser of Comeville, English Joho Stringer, Eikel Albert Parr, Kommerer Joseph Kapitaiter, Martin Hegus Austrian Leopold Luama Austrian Rudolph Mastinius Norwegian Elic Alexander Nurmela and others. It also names Frans Primus Domanico Carollo Achille Verdini and A H Svenson among cases controlled.
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Jobo
Comeville
Anton Grosser
Elk. Joho Stringer
Eikel Albert Parr
Kommerer
Joseph Kapitaiter
Preneh
Coke ‘Ville
Martin Hegus
Kommeres
Leopold Luama
Konner
Rudolph Mastinius
Elic Alexander Nurmela
Feinlander
Frontier
Frenercaenema
Lisnen
Kommererer
Frans Primus
Domanico Carollo
Achille Verdini
A. H. J. Svenson
Special Venice Jarers Called to OM Wallpey
The passage notes two named individuals, Ww Wy Williams and another, called to an event or place, with fines mentioned for the latter two. Details are fragmentary but imply a formal summons or disciplinary action within a Venice context.
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Venice
Wiliams
Prisoners Arraigned and Charged in Murder Case
An initial court appearance set for May in the murder case of a defendant named Sammon. Details are garbled. authorities indicate an arraignment and appointment of legal counsel. Further proceedings and exact charges remain unclear from the fragment.
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Obama
Sammon
Lek
Eve Apteoriah
Biwi
Mott Held on Arson Charge in Wyoming Case
Deputy Sheriff Dan Harrity took B J Mott to Lovefork Nevada where he is jailed on arson charges in the Wyoming v Willie Wilkie case. The fire at Paul Gabardi barn used oily cotton waste and was quickly detected. State witness John De Noon provides strong evidence linking Mott, with officials confident of a conviction.
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Sherif Dan Harrity
Lovefork
Nev
B.J. Mott
Hansen
Mott
Kemmerer
Idaho
John de Noon
Harrity
Lamb sale yields strong prices for regional buyers
J D Noblitt sold a flock of lambs for a Salt Lake buyer, netting about 850 dollars per pen delivered at Cokeville. The 740 pound average carcass price of 84.20 signals solid sheep industry demand, with fall contracts hinted at six dollars. Orlando Curtis planted cottonwood trees by Charlie Mackay’s front yard last Friday. Charlie Mackay remains active in local commerce.
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J.D. Noblitt
Salt Lake
Cokeville
Orlando Curtis
Charlie Mackay
Charlie
Kemmerer Grows as Census Totals Rise to 1481
State and federal census returns show Kemmerer population at 1481 after updated county figures. The tally, compiled by County Assessor George Tanner and deputy J P Rosenberg, reflects gains since the 1915 federal count and notes demographics including 1391 white and 1104 American born residents, with 428 school children. Diamondville listed at 925 with 523 males and 402 females, 408 American born, down from 961 in 1910.
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Kemmerer
George Tanner
J. P Rosenberg
Malea
Diamondville
Additional Census Returns From Wyoming Districts
Census returns continue to arrive as J F Rosenberg compiles district data. All returns should go to Cheyenne by June end, with gaps from Star Valley and Jackson Hole. Reported populations include Cokeville 283 Big Piney 141 with 72 males 69 females 68 under 21 Opal 65 Marbleton 66 with 40 males 27 females 30 under 21.
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J. F. Rosenberg
Cheyenne
Star Valley
Jackson Hole
Cokeville
Big Ploey
Opal
Marbleton
Bench Warrant for Kragovich in Geddes Murder Case
A bench warrant was issued for Steve Kragovich who was released at the preliminary hearing for the murder of Steve Geddes at Cumberland. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Angus McDougal yesterday morning, along with his brother Nick who had been charged with the crime and was out on bond.
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Steve Kragovich
Steve Geddes
Cumberland
Angus McDougal
Nick
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