Citizens Day Postponed Again For Kemmerer Ball Park Work
Bad weather forced another delay in preparing Kemmerer’s ball park for the season. Buck Wright says workers will try again Sunday while Montpelier visits May 22 and Superior follows May 29. Rock Springs arrives June 5 as workouts proceed and optimism stays high.
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Ball Grounds
Kemmerer
Buck” Wright
Montpelier
Pat
Glasgow
Superior
Rock Springs
Oil Refineries Rise Output in United States
United States refineries produced a daily average of 13 863 866 gallons of gasoline in February 1921, about 25 percent higher than February 1920. Overall gas and fuel oil output for February 1921 rose by 142 857 568 gallons from the prior year, while kerosene and lubricating oils were the only major refined products to fall.
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United States
Lincoln County Prepares Military Honors for War Hero
The American Legion in Kemmerer to honor Arthuravison, son of Mr and Mrs James Davison, with full military honors upon arrival of the remains. Funeral planned at Legion club rooms Lyceum hall as crowd expected. speakers include Arthur Calverley and Rev J E Williams. Exservice men to assemble at city hall, color guards named, taps to be blown, pall bearers listed, and potential business closings during services.
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Arthuravison
James Davison
Kemmerer
Buing
Lincoln County
American Legion
Legion Club
Lyceum
Arthur Calverley
The
Legion
J. E. Williams
Calverley
Paul Acton
William Whitcomb
W. E. Davis
Wm. Hunter
Pete Bosone
Paul Nott
Fred Jones
Bud Rosenberg
Ben Bell
Sam Ross
Fred Pfeiffer
Frank Taylor
Clarence Martin
H. L. Goff
M. 8. Reynolds
H. H. Moyer
James Vicars
R. H. Embree
William Chamberlain
Iit
Ime
Cattle Stronger Hogs Higher Sheep Steady
Kansas City stockyards May 9 trade active across all sections. Fat cattle stronger and stockers easier with steers to 8.65 and yearlings to 8.75. Hogs up 15 to 26 cents top 8.55, bulk 8.00 to 8.45. Wooled lambs up 25 cents. spring lambs and sheep steady. Veal calves 50 cents lower. cows and heifers firm. shopping demand improving later as rains ease.
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Kansas City
Texas
Drug Taking and Criminality in New York
A fragment states that more than a shown percent of offenders in New York illustrate drug use linked to crime. The note cites a comment on impairment of correction and a claimed New York city focus, but details are unclear.
Young Man Charged With Statutory Offense
A young man about twenty was arrested Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Conroy on a statutory offense alleged to have occurred earlier. The girl involved is about 14 and from Diamondville. After posting a $1000 bond he was released to await preliminary hearing and trial.
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Conroy
Diamondville
Wyoming postmasters receive appointments
The senate has confirmed the nominations of P. A. Gatchell Jr of Buffalo and A. Verne Wiggins of Lusk as postmasters in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Washington
Senate
P. A. Gatchell, Jr
Buffalo
A. Verne Wiggins
Lusk, Wyoming
Montpelier May Get New Federal Building Under Bill
Montpelier would gain a new federal building costing 73000 dollars if a bill by Congressman Smith from the state becomes law. The project would mark a notable addition for the town and supporters say Montpelier has earned the appropriation through its economic activity.
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Montpelier
Smith
Governors Meet in Denver to Discuss Colorado River Disputes
Governors of seven states meet in Denver to plan a settlement over Colorado River waters. Each governor brings an ambassador as official state representative to settle the long pending controversy out of court. States represented include Utah Colorado Montana New Mexico Washington Wyoming and Arizona. Read the Classified Ads.
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Denver
Colorado River
Utah
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Washington
Wyoming
Arizona
Locking the Stable After Horse 18 Stolen
The Kemmerer citizen news column urges caution after a recent accident that claimed a six year old life and caused parental grief. The piece notes no blame but calls for prevention, especially against toy guns and child access.
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Kemmerer
Man Who Swindled Ogden Men Avoids Trial in Wyoming
Gustav Grossman, accused embezzler of about 80000 dollars for Wyoming oil field work, will not face trial in this state after extradition efforts failed. Maryland Governor Richie denied the extradition after a Baltimore hearing citing a technicality that the complaint was signed by the wrong agent. Sheriff Lee Martin notes Grossman was defended by top attorneys and that the technicality blocked Wyoming’s case.
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Gustav Grossman
Wyoming
Richie
Maryland
Baltimore
Lee Martin
Grossman
George M. Eccles
M . 0. Corey
Martin
Vincent Carter
Atorney
Shubert Original Jazz Orchestra Set for May 16
On Monday evening May 16 Kemmerer citizens can hear the Shubert Original Jazz Orchestra at Cook's pavilion. The ensemble impressed crowds last December and many attendees shared praise for the music. A large turnout is expected for the dance.
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Kemmerer
Shubert
Cook's Pavilion
Government job preference for service members bill passed
The U S Senate approved the Borsier 3 Gooding bill granting priority for employment to honorably discharged sailors and Marines in construction work on U S reclamation projects. The measure aims to favor veterans in government job opportunities and related contracts.
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U. S. Senate
U. S
Civil Service Rule May Be Continued In U S Postmasters
The Civil Service rule for first, second, and third class postmasters may endure with some form of civil service exam. Before Harding took charge, it appeared exams would be dropped for appointees based on congressional recommendation. A circular to Republicans showed broad support for an examination, likely broader than a simple test. A definite policy is being formed and will be announced soon.
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Harding
Congress
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