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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
12
Published weekly with subscription at 2.00 annually. Rates listed by month and inch for display advertising. Reading notices priced per line with brevier type. cards of thanks and resolutions priced per line. Kemmerer post office second class matter.
The Tribune and other papers ponder why McAdoo resigned as Secretary of the Treasury. Some say it hints Wilson seeks a third term, with editorial opinion suggesting Republican leaders doubt he will run and may seek to block him. European coverage credits Wilson with leading peace efforts and forecasts heavy attention as he travels to Versailles.
War Labor Board urges mayors of major cities to promote public improvements to create jobs for four million soldiers returning home. An era of road building is anticipated as the country readjusts to peacetime conditions and absorbs veterans into industry.
The piece recalls bi weekly trains bringing released French and Belgian girls, captured by Germans in World War I, many of whom were young mothers or soon to be. It details their suffering, the cruelty of captivity, the hardship of reintegration, and the social stigma of bearing enemy-birth children.
The piece argues for a commission of American and French women to honor and aid sexually assaulted French and Belgian girls who suffered in the war. It urges women’s clubs to support relief efforts in war ruins, recognizing wounded girls as soldiers of God and proposing medals and care to rebuild homes and futures.
Report says the Kaiser considers himself unsafe in Holland and sees a single refuge where he would be beyond the reach of those he has tormented for four years. the public would welcome his departure to that place at once.
Tom O'Brien of Salt Lake City is promoted to lieutenant. He previously led Kemmerer Coal Company sales as a longtime Kemmerer resident. He served in France as an ambulance driver starting early in World War I, earning praise from local supporters for his patriotism and sacrifices.
A practically new one half ton truck is offered for sale by Harry Krupp of Kemmerer. The advert emphasizes a bargain price and urges interested buyers to apply locally.
Difficulties persist in moving parcel post to Jackson Hole with 20 to 300 tons stranded at Victor Idaho. The contractor left for Utah, leaving locals to retrieve mail amid unusually good weather with no snow in Jackson.
Mr. Wot Monay is ill at home with a severe cold contracted in Rock Springs Saturday night. The attending physician says there are no symptoms of the flu and his condition is improving. He will likely be out within two or three days.
Report says two elderly men argued recently, resulting in Jack Webster being treated at Miners' Hospital with a broken arm while R Lee Craig allegedly had the better of the confrontation. No details on how the dispute started are available.
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