Republicans Elect Full County Ticket With Exception of Sheriff
The Republicans claim a nationwide landslide for Harding with large margins in key states. They say Cox carried Alabama through Virginia while Oklahoma and New Mexico are doubtful. New York reportedly gave Harding a margin over a million, and Cummins won Ohio by about 300,000 in a GOP wave.
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Republican National Committee
Cox
Alabama
Arkansas
Floride
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Harding
New York
Baen
Cummins
Ohio
Buck
Western States Market Meeting Set at Salt Lake City
Wort has been received that the Western States Market meeting called by the California Watthe Association of twelve western states will convene in Salt Lake City December 6, 7 and 8. The conference, to be named the Western States Marketing Conference, will consider regulation of livestock to eastern markets and related price impacts. Other topics proposed include tuberculosis control, range and grazing fees for national forests versus private ranges.
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California Watthe Association
Salt Lake
Dancing Party at Cook's Pavilion Delights Diamondville
A lively dancing party at Cook's Pavilion, in honor of Diamondville girls, featured roller skating and dancing late into the evening. The event was chaperoned by Mr. Coyrchaperoned and attended by numerous local residents and visitors.
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Kiven Wein
Cook's Pavilion
Diamondville
Wes Ian Gileheane
Matthews
Clarence Sith
David Unter
Clyde Pugmine
Pugni Coltlun Mast Brénsboley
Knewlton Hayball
Chan
Pattinee
M. H. Rus ‘Ly
Carl Norqui
Oil discovery reported at Piney-Crescent well near Kemmerer
Word reached Kemmerer Tuesday evening that Piney-Crescent Oil Co. drilled into sand at the Dry Piney field and struck a substantial oil flow. The new well in section 1, township 28, range 114 sits on land leased from Cretaceous Oil Co, and was part of a $40,000 land sale including the drilling rig to Owen of San Francisco.
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Kemmerer
Piney-Crescent Oil Co
Range
Cretaceous Oi Company
Mr. Owen
San Francsco
Blaze Damages Catholic Church in Rey Kentucky
A church fire in Rey Kentucky caused about 1500 in damage to the local Catholic church. The blaze started near the wall behind the altar and was halted quickly by volunteer firefighters. Insurance covers the loss and repairs may take about two weeks. Services will resume the following Sunday.
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Rey
Schillinger
Rock Springs
Pr. Schillinger
Fr. Schillinger
Grade Crossing Accident Rankings Show States’ Fatalities
Wyoming ranks twentieth of twenty three states for railroad grade crossing deaths per automobile, with Nevada and Utah near the bottom and Idaho fifteenth in the list. The American Automobile Association notes around 6605 grade crossings nationwide, with data from 1917 to 1919 reflecting high risk and ongoing railroad related hazards to commerce and travelers.
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Wyoming
Nevada
Utah
Eraroth
Idaho
American Automobile Association
United States
Uncle 5am Seeks Aviators and Balloonists for Army
Recruitment worded proposal seeking two hundred fifty young men with high school education to become army aviators and balloonists and later balloon and airship reserve officers. They will be paid 75 dollars monthly during training plus one dollar daily lodging clothing and medical care. Applicants must be unmarried and meet education or equivalent requirements and pass regular examinations. Army recruiters nationwide will provide full particulars.
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Gam
Army
United States
Jackson Receives Silver Star Amid Ceremony
Jackson was awarded the Silver Star in a late week ceremony attended by local dignitaries and family members. Officials praised his bravery and service, noting the honor reflects his dedicated actions during a notable operation last month.
Mondell Election Seen Certain by Telegram From Morgan
A telegram to the Kemmerer Camera from James Morgan, Farmer-Labor candidate for Congress, predicts Frank W. Mondell will be elected to Congress by a large majority. Morgan notes incomplete returns, says Mondell is ahead with expected total votes possibly over five thousand, and that returns are slow.
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James Morgan
Farmer- Labor
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Mr. Morgan
Short Line Depot Safe Burglarized at Diamondville
Burglars blew open the Oregon Short Line depot safe at Diamondville on Saturday night, stealing cash, money orders and a pay check while also rifling the freight room. About 226 dollars in cash and a105 dollar check were missing, with many other items destroyed or taken, and two suspicious men seen near No 4 for Granger.
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Diamondville
Granger
Armistice Day Celebration Plans In Kemmerer
Preparations near completion for Kemmerer Armistice Day events led by the local American Legion. A 10:30 a.m. military parade will feature hundred of veterans and the Kemmerer band. Bells and whistles will mark the moment, followed by a 2:30 p.m. patriotic program at the High school auditorium with music by students and James Morgan delivering the address. The day closes with a High School gymnasium dance after a basketball game between Kemmerer and Rock Springs teams.
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Kemmerer
American Legion
U1 Ofelock
James Morgan
Congress
State Board of Education
Penusium
Kemmerer High School
Hock Springs High School
Frontier miner killed by fall of coal and rock
William Nonas, a 36 year old Greek native and unmarried coal miner at the Frontier mine, died after a fall of coal and rock at about 4 pm last Thursday. He had recently come from Butte, Montana, and his remains were moved to Fitzpatrick mortuary for burial. The funeral was held in the afternoon with services conducted by the United Mine Workers of America.
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William Nonas
Frontier
Greece
Butte
Mont
Fitzpatrick Mortuary
Neler
United Mine Workers of
Ameriga
Judge Arnold Convenes Court in Kemmerer for Jury Draw and Docket
District Judge John R. Arnold presided in Kemmerer drawing juries for the current term and preparing cases for trial. Fifteen jurors were summoned for the 15th at 10 a.m. with seven liquor cases and one murder case on deck. Several defendants faced arraignments. notices from the federal Internal Revenue Department demanded $3,069.60 for liquor licenses and penalties under old law.
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John R. Arnold
Kemmerer
Evanston
Arnold
Wm. Johnson
Sublet
Hospital Association
Star Valley
Internal Revenue Department
Steve Lasich
Steve
Nick Kragovich
Jack Bara
Wm. Robinson
George Boris
Leaix
Leel
R. A. Mason
L. Paulson
J. P. Walker
Big Piney
Amos N. Davis
Jackson
Jacob Neeen Hse
Archie Turner
Red A. Walton
FreehowWrd Freedom
K. Bhi Shipp
Dri "van Luyon
Saakeany
Boat Wilson
August Gorelle
Oakley Wins Big County Victory in Election Race
A landslide Republican vote sweep submerges most Democratic candidates in the county. Sheriff Oakley and Assessor Rosenberg are assured, while Miss La Chapelle leads Mrs Gudmundson for Clerk of the Court in early returns. Oakley 1445 over Scott 1165. Rosenberg 1261 over Pitt 1159. La Chapelle 1294 over Gudmundson 1247 in 30 precincts reported. Some precincts, including Jackson Hole, pending.
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Oakley
Rosenberg
Florachapelle
Gudmundson
Scott
Pitt
Miss le Chapelle
Miss la Chapelle
Afton
Auburn
Etna
Thayne
Bedford
Grover
Smoot
Osmond
Fairview
Big Piney
Border
Cokeville
Cumberland
Daniel
Diamondville
Frontier
Fossil Glencoe
Kemmerer
Marbleton
Mason
Oaks Opal
Quealy
Sublet
Stoner
Stanley
House warming at Kemmerer High School attracts public
A social event in Kemmerer and School District No 1 invites all residents to inspect the new high school building and $75,000 worth of equipment. The program includes orchestra music, a choir, and an address by Superintendent J BR Burch on keeping school and building programs, followed by a dance and building tour. Public attendance urged.
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Kemmerer
Burch
Hi School
J. BR. Burch
Ured
Star Valley Visitors in Kemmerer For Brief Visit
Attorney Carl Cock and Louis C. jdeman are in Kemmerer on business for two or three days. Mr Janen plans to continue to Enne to seek accommodations during the legislative session. He reviewed the hotel election bulletin and decided to stay longer to adjust his travels.
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Carl Cock
Louis C. Jdeman
Kemmerer
Janen
Enne
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Congressman Mondell
Mondell
Cretaceous Co
Wits
Morgan
Flora Chappelle
Flo LaChapelle
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