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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
4
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The Kaiser’s bid for peace is dismissed in the United States as a ploy to dampen Liberty Bond support. Officials affirm that peace comes only with unconditional Allied victory, urging continued war effort and debt funding through the Fourth Liberty Loan.
A garbled account describes a raid or theft operation involving money and currency, with mentions of a rammed plan to seize funds and avoid deposition. The text references banks and a supposed practice deemed wrong, but details are unclear and fragmented.
The defeat of the women's suffrage amendment in the United States Senate surprised the country. Leaders from both parties opposed the measure, though many anticipated adoption. The amendment may reappear in the next session, with advocates arguing women have earned equal rights amid the wartime effort.
President Wilson proclaims Liberty Day on October 12, urging citizens across the United States to observe the anniversary of the discovery of America. The proclamation emphasizes freedom as the nation's guiding principle and calls for nationwide reflection on how to fulfill America’s mission.
A man declares he and his wife Jennie Kamton are separated and alleges she left their home and declined reconciliation. He claims to have paid travel expenses for her brother Robert Olson to visit Kemmerer Wyoming to bring her back, and he serves formal notice to her at Bot Commit Avenue in Scott. He awaits her return.
L. G. Bradley, president of Dixie Oil Co., is hospitalized with a fractured skull after a car accident near Cumberland during a trip from Kemmerer to Evanston last Friday night. He was treated at L. C. M. Hospital by Dr. C. D. Stafford. initially critical, he regained consciousness and drifted toward safety. The crash occurred when the auto driven by T. Hunter Salmon left the road and hit rough ground. Bradley, a Salt Lake City resident, was in the back seat. Mrs. Brad-
Miss Margaret Fearn left for Rock Springs and will be missed by friends. Students joined the Fourth Liberty Loan parade as Corporal Thornbury spoke well. Anna Hlickfeldt returned to Rawlins and is a popular basketball star. Professor Bureh urged peach stone collections for Red Cross and student organization. Two new high school students enrolled. Mrs Peryam acting principal with Mrs Cobb filling junior high. Cleveland Liberty Loan Committee urges equal effort from all to support the drive.
T D ONeil a Wyoming candidate writes from Big Piney pledging war effort devotion and ranch life to meet voters little, stating ten years in the county and thirty in the state. He offers his best effort if elected and supports ratification of the National Prohibition Amendment and measures for the people.
A fragmented plea extols buying Liberty Bonds as patriotism while denouncing inaction as unworthy. It asserts public judgment by support or lack thereof for the war effort and warns of social consequence for nonparticipants. An unrelated testimonial touts Chalmersian tablets for indigestion and improved digestion.
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