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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1917

Page

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Nighttime Robberies Strike Kemmerer Hotels

Kemmerer woke to a coordinated wave of overnight thefts. In multiple hotels, guests reported cash taken from rooms and personal items seized, including a Japanese visitor sasaki and others. A gold crown and bridge were stolen from a dental office, with few clues on suspects.

Kemmerer Jadot M. Sasaki H. H. Lyons Internal Revenue United States Revenue Law Kemmerer Hotel Lawrence Holland Nishi Cunnington & Hockerwan

No Consolidation Rumor Dismissed In Kemmerer Notes

W T Wood of Twin Falls Idaho a Wyoming Idaho Oil Company stockholder says reports of a consolidation in the fossil field are unfounded and no talks are under way He notes growing development and oil prospects in the Fossil field while a Salt Lake City concern reports a natural oil strike at Spring Valley with a five barrel daily flow A Port Scott artillery project and Kemmerer cavalry chatter also appear in dispatches with sheriff McMinn traveling to Lava Hot Springs for burglary suspects.

W. T. Wood Twin Falls Idaho Wyoming-Idaho Ol Company Kemmerer Fousll Wood Fonsi Wyoming-Idaho Spring Valley Salt Lake City Mr. Wood Pyramid Syndicate LaBarge Antier Marshall Reynolds Port Scott Ralph Smith Mr. Reynolds Mont Severa McMinn Lava Hot Springs

Man shot by son amid fire-bug arson attack near Carter

L D Christensen ranch near Carter survived a Wednesday night shooting when his son mistook him for a fire-bug. The attacker tried to burn the Christensen home, hay, and grain on the farm, firing about twenty shots but causing no injuries. Deputy Twombly pursues leads as county offers reward for arson case clues.

Carter Christensen Bridger Valley Enterprise Maelouk L. D. Christensen S. Christensen Lyman Cottonwood Howard Twombly Evanston

New Chamber of Commerce Chooses Fred Hancey as Secretary

Fred Hancey, deputy County clerk, named secretary of the Chamber of Commerce by the executive committee to succeed WL. Smith who recently resigned. Hancey is noted for having the proper qualifications and is expected to carry out the secretary duties effectively.

Chamber of Commerce Fred Hancey WL. Smith Smith Hancey Hint 'In Inok

Marshall Day Excursions To Kemmerer

Agent Stanley Brammer reports round trip rates for Marshall Day excursions to Kemmerer via the Oregon Short Line and intermediate points including Granger and Montpelier. The dispatch also notes rates on a Pacific scheme with return travel details.

Marshall Kemmerer Stanley Brammer Routof Spencer Kemppares

Dynamite blast awakens village of Diamondville

A dynamite explosion behind Joe Collett’s beer hall woke Diamondville residents. Collett chased a suspect, who vanished. Joe Bonetti, awakened by the blast, reported his horses were unharmed. Bonetti is jailed as investigators search for clues. Collett’s delivery truck and nearby windows were damaged.

Diamondville Joe Collett Colett Coletti Cole Kemmerer

Indiana Oil Man Win Langril Visits La Barge Oil Field

Indiana oil man Langril went to the La Barge Oil Field Sunday with Findley Beam of Indiana who is interested in the Pyramid Syndicate. Car trouble forced an extra day of inspection delaying their return. Mr Beam departed Tuesday evening for Indiana.

Win Langril la Barge Oil Findley Beam Indiana Pyramid Syndicate Mr. Beam

Revenue Law Brings New Duties to Kemmerer Saloon Trade

United States Internal Revenue men Tom McGuire and H. H. Lyons of Denver advise Kemmerer saloonkeepers on the new tax law. It requires inventories of stock on hand for distilled liquors wines cordials and tobaccos with taxes ranging from 50 cents to 210 dollars per gallon for liquors and up to 3 50 per thousand for tobaccos. The notice lists who must file returns including individuals over 1000 annual income corporations distillers wholesalers retailers and many other business and professional groups. Returns must be true and complete for tax assessment.

Tom McGuire H. H. Lyons Denver United States Internal Revenue Men Kemmerer Washington

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Pauley U.S First National Bank Hoy Parent Christensen i x New Chamber of Commerce Dynamiter Buick Kemmerer Savings Bank Burroughs Jonna Heal Butate Owand Hanks
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