Washington disarmament conference viewed as world turning point
Editorial notes the Washington disarmament conference called by President Harding as historic with broad world support for cutting armaments. It praises Hughes, Root, Lodge, and Underwood for cooperation, warns of Senate resistance, and argues for adjusted compensation funded by excess profits tax to aid ex-service men.
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Washington
Harding
Paria
Hughes
Root
Lodge
Underwood
Senate
Reed fights for excess profits tax and adjusted servicemen pay
Senator Reed of Missouri pressed Republicans in the Senate to retain the excess profits tax and to provide payment adjustments for ex-servicemen. His amendment was defeated, aligning with the GOP’s stance against broader postwar justice for veterans and war profiteers.
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Reed
Republican Party
Washington
Missouri
Senate
Legion Convention Highlights World War Leaders in Kansas City
The third annual American Legion convention gathered over 40 000 veterans in Kansas City last week. Distinguished guests included Foch Beatty Diaz Jacques and Pershing. Delegates adopted a unanimous resolution defending American ideals and declaring that America fought to preserve freedom worldwide, not solely to protect American rights.
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American Legion
Kansas City
Foch
Beatty
Diaz
Jacques
Pershing
Legion
Harvey
France
America
Former resident of Daniel dead in Colorado crash
A long time Daniel Wyoming stock grower David H. Johnstone, 65, unmarried, died instantly when a Craig Ver nal Transportation truck rolled over near Craig Colorado. A coroner's jury ruled it an unavoidable accident with no blame on the driver or company.
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Kemmerer
David H. Johnstone
Daniel
Craig
Colorado
Johnstone
Vernal
Utah
Craig-Vernal Transportation Company
Charles H. Howell
Iperation
Wyoming
Missiouri
Mtea
Elk
James Burch
Park Griswold
Burch
Mr. Griswold
Mr. Burch
Mr. Johnstone
Patriot tribute from Legion to former Commander in Chief
The American Legion praises the former Commander in Chief, expressing hope for his speedy and complete recovery from illness suffered in service of the country. It pledges the Legion’s role as a powerful force in America and Americanism nationwide.
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Legion
American Army and Navy
American Legion
America
L O O F Initiation Banquet At Kemmerer Lodge
Kemmerer Lodge No 31 of the L O O F celebrated initiation of several members in the United degree last Thursday night with a banquet. Among those who took the third degree was Sheriff D C Oakley.
Reynolds Expected in Kemmerer for Armistice Day
Internal Revenue Collector M S Reynolds is expected to arrive in Kemmerer today to participate in the Armistice Day celebration conducted by the local American Legion post. Deputy Paulson said Reynolds has made all preparations to depart and would arrive today.
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Internal Revenue
Mashall
Reynolds
Kemmerer
American Legion
Paulson
Former Councilman Here on Business
William Paulson, chief field deputy of the Internal Revenue Service, arrived in Kommeter Friday on official duties. He said he was pleased with his new position and that his family is located in the state capital. Paulson left for Cheyenne yesterday and will proceed to Sheridan for department business.
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Willian Paulson
Internal Revenuement
Souncilman
Kommeter
Mr. Paulson
K . Acres
Fauloun
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Emergency Tariff Extended by Senate Resolution
Special to The Camera reports the Senate will extend the emergency tariff measure until law provides otherwise and expects quick agreement, sending it to the President for approval. The Senate plans to vote on the conference report for the prohibition bill on Friday November 15. Local Boy Scout units prepare a tune night on November 28 and plan ins installation of patrol leaders and other offices. The council meets again to discuss winter activities and post developments.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Great Boy Scout Organization
Aspat
Former Diamondville Man Tells of Brother Death
William Bear of Rock Springs arrived in Diamondville for a visit and revealed that his brother Charles Bear died in action while serving with American forces overseas. News surprised many as no word came for three years since the war ended. Bear had also recently lost his wife. Diamondville remained quiet, as in other towns, during the visitors’ stay.
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William Bear
Rock Springs
Diamondville
Charles
Oversesa
Baer Aleo
Baer Boys
Salt Lake City
Parker Named Rock Springs Mayoral Nominee by Republicans
Harvey G Parker head of Parker Feed company was nominated for mayor of Rock Springs by acclamation at a Republican meeting. He pledges city improvements and progress after thirty years in the area. Council nominees include T A James Oscar Hinkle and Matt Medill. A citizen ticket selected yesterday names Mayor J B Young and councilmen Sorenson Larsen and Joe Ansell.
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Harvey G. Parkr
Parker Feed Company
Rock Springs
Parker
T. A. Jamea
Oscar Hinkle
Matt Medill
J. B. Young
Sorenson Larsen
Joe Ansell
Rosenberg Chosen Chairman Boy Scout Council Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Boy Scouts council elected P. Rosenberg chairman and named Dr. Goff Frank Pfeiffer C. S Beach and Ernest Holmes to the executive council. An application for Kemmerer Troop No. 1 was sent to Scout headquarters in New York.
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Boy Scouts Organization of Kemmerer
P. Rosenberg
Chaiman
Dr. Goff
Frank Pfeiffer
C. 8. Beach
Ernest Holmes
Kemmerer
Scout
New York
Notice to creditors in the estate of Claus Stoffers
Annet Stoffers, executrix, submits final account and petition for distribution for Claus F Stoffers deceased. Creditors and interested parties may inspect the account in Lincoln County Wyoming District Court and file objections with the court. If no objections are filed, final settlement will occur December 10, 1981 at 10:00 AM in the Kemmerer courthouse. Jeremiah Stokes Jr attorney.
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State of Wyoming
County of Lincoln
Claus F. Stoffers
Annet
District Court
County of
Lincoln
Kemmerer
Tod
Annet Stopper
Jeremiah Stokes, Jr
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Frbedon
Lillara
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Teuele
Colo
Lincoln County
LO. O. F
M. S. Reynolds
Schulz
Vitanello
Smith Brothers Furniture Co
Lyceum Block
Kemmerer, Wyo
CG O.P
BOY Scout Council
J. C. Penney Company
John D. Rockefeller
John
First National Bank
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