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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
4
Advertising rates displayed per month and per inch with weekly options. Reading notices list local rates per line for each insertion and specials for cards of thanks and resolutions. Published weekly with postal designation in Kemmerer as second class matter.
The Tribune and other papers debate Secretary McAdoo's resignation and whether it signals Wilson seeks a third term. European observers, led by the London Times, praise Wilson's role at Versailles and expect his leadership to shape postwar peace.
The War Labor Board calls on mayors of major cities to promote public improvements to create jobs for returning soldiers, signaling government resolve to provide work for four million men under arms and avert hard times. The piece notes a likely era of road building and reads as part of a broader peace transition.
A harrowing account recalls bi weekly trains bringing French and Belgian girls released from German captivity. Many were girls barely grown, some driven to insanity or suicide by wartime captivity. Upon arrival in Switzerland and France, some carry German babies. many face social ostracism and despair as husbands and families confront the consequences.
The article urges American women to aid a Paris commission in recognizing and supporting French and Belgian women wounded by war crimes. It contrasts male valor decorations with the need for a Legion of Honor for these injured girls, proposing a citizen effort to decorate and rehabilitate them and reunite them with returning soldiers.
Report says the Kaiser contemplates returning to Germany as he feels unsafe in Holland. There is one known sanctuary where he would be beyond reach of those he tormented for four years, and everyone supports his departure there immediately.
Tom O’Brien of Salt Lake City has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant. A native of Kemmerer, he led the Kemmerer Coal Company sales department for years. He served in France as an ambulance driver at the start of U S participation in the war, earning letters read by local residents. His patriotism included sacrificing lucrative business to serve, and local friends hail his distinguished promotion.
One half ton truck offered as practically new by Harry Krupp in Kemmerer. Apply in person to discuss price and terms.
Difficulties in moving parcel post to Jackson Hole disrupt cargo. Rumor says 20 to 300 tons, including fruit and merchandise, await transport at Victor Idaho. The contractor reportedly left for Utah, leaving locals to improvise. Weather is unusually clear with no snow in Jackson.
Monay TL reports Mr. Wot is confined at home with a severe cold contracted in Rock Springs Saturday night. The attending physician says there are no major symptoms and the condition is improving. He expects to be out in two or three days.
Report states two elderly men quarrelled the other day. Jack Webster lies in Miners' Hospital with a broken arm while R. Lee Craig was said to have the better of the argument. No details on the cause are given.
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