Quarantine Keeps Kemmerer Free From Influenza Spread
Diamondville reports flu outbreak with at least 24 cases, prompting Mayor Salmon to bar entry from Diamondville to Kemmerer. Doctors Marquis Tucker and others warn of rising counts in Pocatello Rock Springs Green River and Evanston while Kemmerer sustains strict quarantine and public support to prevent spread.
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Diamondville
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Diamondyville
Salmon
Marquis
Tucker
Dr. Tucker
Short Line
Kemmerer Temporanee
Qiao
Green River
Evanston
Green River Valley
Star Valley
Frontier
Cumberland
Glencoe
Oakley
Elliot
Sublet
Official count results county goes dry by two to one
County vote totals show the prohibition amendment passing by more than two to one with 1882 ballots cast. Mrs Myre Geer defeats Mrs Alluman for County Superintendent of Schools by 1267 to 587. Court House Bond issue fails 1048 to 732. Names listed include D C Oakley Ben Bell Flora Chapelle Nellie Rathbun and others.
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Onis
Geer
D.C. Oakley
Ben Bell
Gilbert Taysom
Flora Chapelle
Nellie Rathbun
D. H. Scott
T. Hunter Salmon
Andrew Morrow
Morris Hale
A. Christmas
Auson
George W. Tanner
Charon Beagle
F. Pitepatrick
Albert Holtz
Yor
Platt Wilson
Frenk Crapmey
Oscar Beck
Myre Geer
Mre
Alluman
Ehoola
American Casualties Jump to 237117 in War Update
Chief of Staff March released updated figures showing American casualties total 237,117. Breakdown: 36,154 killed or died of wounds, 14,811 died of disease, 2,200 from other causes, 178,625 wounded, 2,153 prisoners, 1,160 missing. Last days saw peak fighting with high losses. Pershing ordered home nonessential troops. Wyoming units not in early homeward move.
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March
Pershing
Army of Occupation
Wyoming
District Court to Reconvene in Kemmerer Monday
Judge John R. Arnold will reconvene the Fall Term of the District Court in Kemmerer next Monday. Jury action depends on the flu situation. A recess ends next month, with plans to resume business soon and likely jurors reporting around the 13th. Arnold has several trials set in Green River on December 9th.
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John R. Arnold
Kemmerer
District Court
Arnold
Green River
Chapin Promotes Two 1200-Barrel Oil Wells at Wichita Falls
A letter from Fred Chapin reports he is marketing the output of two 1200-barrel wells at Wichita Falls Texas. He says the oil business beats running a hotel when oil is secured, though he longs for Kemmerer. Local men show interest in the Wichita Falls fields through Chapin and prospects look promising for a successful venture.
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Fred Chapin
Wichita Falls
Texas
Fred
Kemmerer
Wichita Palle
Chapin
Ex Congressmen Glenn Dies in Montpelier
Former Idaho congressman Thomas L. Glenn died at his Montpelier home about ten days ago. A Kentucky native, he served in the Confederate Army, practiced law, and became a leading Montpelier attorney after moving to Idaho in 1890. He was briefly elected to Congress on the Populist ticket and later returned to law.
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Thomas L. Glenn
Montpelier
Glenn
Idaho
Rathmorer
Mr. Glenn
Kentucky
Clone
Congress
Kemmerer Council Keeps Quarantine In Place
The Kemmerer Town Council met last Thursday and voted to maintain current quarantine restrictions with no changes. about 60 citizens attended, including many business leaders. Drs Roe Madison and Marquis urged no loosening, though some local adjustments were considered. officials warned against allowing arrivals from outside the area. The town credits swift health measures for avoiding the flu outbreak seen in nearby cities, while noting hard economic impact from shutdowns.
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Kemmerer
Salmon
Drs. Roe, Madison and
Marquis
Bvanston
Senate Seeks Representation at Peace Conference
Washington with restive mood over President Wilson's stance on the peace conference plans. It is understood the administration must back a timely representation to the talks to secure allied support and a favorable outcome.
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Washington
Wilson
Allence Inegard
Validity of Prohibition Amendment Questioned
A report spread nationwide that Congress action proposing the prohibition amendment to the Staten would face invalidation by the Supreme Court. It argues two-thirds of a quorum rather than two-thirds of the entire membership is needed to propose amendments. The Constitution requires a two-thirds vote of both houses, raising the likelihood the issue will be decided by the Supreme Court.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress Eyes Role for Foreign Relations Crew at Peace Conference
Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers sending a member or the entire panel as delegates to the upcoming peace conference. The move signals congressional desire to have direct input in postwar diplomacy and treaty shaping.
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Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Former German Crown Prince Eyes Peace and Germany Return
In Amsterdam on November 26 the former Crown Prince of Germany told a United Press correspondent that he hopes America will remember past friendship when peace arrives. He said his future hinges on the revolution's outcome and expressed a wish to see Germany again, noting his internment at a remote camp on the island of Wierengen Teland.
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Amsterdam
America
Germany
United Press
Jon
Wierengen Teland
Rock Springs men visit Kemmerer for U M W A duties
Messrs George Young and Martin Cahill from Rock Springs visited Kemmerer on Sunday to attend to duties of the U M W A where both serve as officers.
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George Young
Martin Cahill
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
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