Armistice Day Celebrated in Kemmerer Despite Blizzard
Kemmerer marked the first armistice anniversary with a moved program from Lyceum Hall to the high school auditorium due to a near blizzard. The event featured speeches by W. J. Witherspoon and Prof. Moyer, musical numbers, and a Masonic lodge dance at the Lyceum, followed by late evening festivities and provisions for service members.
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Kemmerer
Lyceum
W. J. Witherspoon
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Morrow
Prof. Moyer
Cne
Me. J L. Mutlings
Rene Jadot
Fr. R Harrison
Harrizon
United States
Starrison
K. RB. R. Rose
Masonic Inn
Lyceum Hall
Mas‘ona
Lycemr
Pitt
Wright
Mr. Witherspoon
Withersjoon
Lodsn
Rone
Raynolde
Cournme
Hordehina
Iowa
Dangerous Wire Stunt Delights Kemmerer Youth
A patriotic youth in Kemmerer attempted to hoist the American flag on Armistice Day using a piece of bailing wire. The improvised pole crossed live lines, risking fatal shock. the incident halted electric service and caused extra work for Frontier Supply and the Union Pacific lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Kemmerer
Frontier Supply Company
Central Station
Ford
Frontier
Condh
Round House
Divorce Awarded Mrs Teresa Strucel After Cruelty Claim
Judge Arnold granted a divorce to Teresa Strucel on grounds of extreme cruelty. The husband, represented by R. Christmas, faced allegations of beating and choking her during intoxicated outbursts. Property in Kemmerer and Lay Hot Springs, Idaho, was awarded to Mrs Strucel after a court settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Strucel
Arnold
HR. R. Christmas
RR. Rose
Strucel
Kemmerer
Lay Hot Springs
Idaho
Struvel
Steuvel
Mya
Struce Pwore
District Court Quiet. Judge Arnold Out of Town
District Court saw no proceedings this week due to Judge Judie Arnold leaving Monday for ran ston. He may return later this week when several minor matters could be heard. Pete Olaon arrived in town yesterday from Cokeville.
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District Court
Judie Arnold
Ranston
Pete Olaon
Cokeville
Strike Order Rescinded After Court Mandate
In Indianapolis Acting President Jobin L. Lewis announced the withdrawal of the strike order at 4 10 am after a court mandate by U S District Judge Anderson. Presidents Wilson and Brewster joined a Washington labor secretary meeting to settle mining disputes as Cheyenne and Kemmerer locals plan return to work with district officers coordinating.
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Jobin L. Lewis
AL Wot
U.S
Anderson
Indianapolis
General Committee
Font O'Cluck
Lewis
Loawis
Wilson
Heath
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Stke
Brewster
Hve
Mr. Wilson
Labor
Wyoming
Cheyenne
One Day Late Owing to Power Outage
The Camera issue is one day late after electric power was off from Tuesday morning to Wednesday morning, delaying publication.
Twichel Family Visits Kemmerer As Boyle Improves From Diphtheria
The Twichel family of La Barge has stayed in Kemmerer to be near their 17 year old son Boyle in the L A M hospital isolation ward with diphtheria. Boyle, a To ent high school student, was stricken last week but is now improving and expected to recover. Phil Teffler of Cokeville, recovering from a paralytic stroke, visited town this week and, aided by a cane, is regaining mobility. Kemmerer friends are glad to see his progress.
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Avcentine
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Sind
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Phil Twichel
la Ratge
Boyle
Pain
Toent High School
Phil Teffler
Cokeville
Phil
Aniotea
Penner
Down
Rene
Amdélien
France
United States
Chentfitine
Meney
America
Belinee
Regnier
Paris
Ingeir
Greting
Taler
Hove
Versailles
Alere
Palieu Evernight
Verenitiva
Grant Ciavanmurt
Elouk
Db Ecluek Wien
Monta
Bere
Germany
Para
Armistice Day Visitors Attend Masonic Ball in Kemmerer
Out of town guests attended the Mason ic ball at the Lyceum Theatre in Kemmerer on Tuesday evening. Names include Messrs John Larcon Pat Olson J G Reynolds Thomas Ivo J T Wells Afton J C Brown Montpelier and A G Olson Cokeville.
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Kemmerer
Lyceum Theatre
Messya
John Larcon
Pat Olson
J. G. Reynolds
Thomas Ivo
Cokeville
J. T. Wells
Afton
J. C. Brown
Montpelier
A. G. Olson
Thanksgiving Ball to Be Held by Moose The Ines
Preparations begin for the Seventh Annual Ball to be held at Top Theatre on Thanksgiving night November 27. The event remains a highlight for locals and promises lively dancing and festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Ines
Mrowe
Tyeoum
Kemmerer Honors L. B. Halbert During Return Visit
Local residents celebrate the return of L B Halbert a longtime Kemmerer figure and former town council member who recently served as an officer driving the instruction car for the O B A and who once held the rank of major in the American force.
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L. B. Halbert
Kem
Nite
Salt Toko City
Halbert
Killing at Cumberland Ends in Fatal Shot Wound
James Coletti was fatally shot during a late night gathering at Louis Magnetti’s Cumberland home. Magnetti and several companions were detained as witnesses as authorities investigate the shooting and the involvement of Modesto Danella Tony Pecat George Coglet and Jon Muc ei. Coletti’s funeral is planned at the Catholic church with interment at Kemmerer.
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Janws Coletti
Fitzhatrick
Thin City
Lewis Mignetti
Tony Pecat
Modesto Danella
George Coglet
Jon Mucei
Cumberland Fornoes
Maugnetti
Coleeti
Marchetti
Jiv
Sheriff's Office
Pitepubrick
Magnetti
Majenetti
Pecat
Danetta
Com Jor
Merci
Colpeti
Coletti
MeLain Netherly and Adelene McLain Wed in Cokeville
The marriage of MeLain Netherly and Adelene McLain occurred Saturday afternoon in Kummeror with Court Commissioner T. B. Christina officiating. The bride, eldest daughter of Aneus and Mrs McLain, is from Lincoln County and known in the Cokeville area. The groom served with the machine gun company in 1917 and has long ties to the community. The couple will reside on the Meroin ranch near Cokeville.
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Magriave
Clamte Nethrly
Adelene McLain
Cokeville
Kummeror
Heine Kolemin
T. B. Christina
Heide
Aneus McLain
Lincolln County
Elan
Kemmerer Cleanups Lead to Liquor Seizures and Warnings
Government agents arrived in Kemmerer to enforce liquor laws, inspecting Diamondville and Sublet saloons. Officers seized beer wine and grapes, destroying mash and fermentation materials, while warning local drinkers and merchants that violations will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Diamondville
Pensar
Joa Melo
Munstay
Sublet
Frank
Kemmarer
United States
G. J. McPall
Chagee
McPell
Mtati
Privete Citieens
A. Skinnar
Irtornad
Danver
Colorado
Armistice Day Observed in Paris Amid News Reports
A fragmented eyewitness account from Paris describes Armistice Day celebrations and the Allied victory mood. The piece notes American and Allied forces interactions, signals of German surrender near Versailles, and civilians reacting to the news with relief and reverence.
Lange Cone Sigument of Cate Live Block Taspwetur
A large livestock shipment is expected at Opal Aipetyanta within a few days. Over 6 000 head of cattle are involved with about 200 moved this month. The Abner Luvann cattle are mentioned as part of the shipment and are expected to travel today.
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Mrs. Strucel
Twichel
Tlalbert
Cumberland
Miners Hawe Terminal F
James Coletti
Louis Magnatti
MeLain-Netherly
Kammerer
Othore
Hipmin
Rome
Huble
Ion Yerre
Mealanya
Lange
Cate
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