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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1917

Page

11

Midnight hold up robs Kemmerer hotels and shops

Kemmerer streets buzzed after a spree of coordinated robberies through the night. M. Sasaki and other guests at the French Hotel reported cash and valuables taken from rooms while occupants slept. A gold crown and bridge were stolen from Cunnington Hockerwan dental offices.

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

No Consolidation Rumor Denied by Wyoming Oil Investor

W T Wood of Twin Falls Idaho stockholder in the Wyoming Idaho Oil company reports in Kemmerer that consolidation rumors in the Fossil field are unfounded. He cites ongoing development and predicts soon paying oil, notes a new company may start in the field, and praises Pyramid Syndicate’s LaBarge work. He also relays Marshall Reynolds on army training, plans commissions, and a suspicious five-person party at the French Hotel. Sheriff McMinn heads to Lava Hot Springs to pursue burglars.

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

Fire-Bug Burns Christensen Farm and Wounds Father

L. D. Christensen of near Carter was shot in the shoulder by his son who mistook him for the firebug trying to burn the Christensen home. The hay and grain crops on the farm were destroyed and an accomplice is suspected. Deputy Twombly to seek rewards with county officials. Christensen offered matching funds. A skull-and-bones warning from July looms as possible motive in the attack.

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

New Chamber of Commerce Names Secretary

Fred Hancey, deputy County clerk, chosen by the Chamber executive to succeed WL. Smith as secretary. Smith resigned after long service and Hancey has the qualifications as stated by voters.

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

Marshall Day Excursions to Kemmerer on Oregon Short Line

Agent Brammer reports Kaemmerer trip plans with November rates. The excursion covers all intermediate Oregon Short Line points including Granger Montpelier and others. Separate rates exist via the Pacific route with return travel to be arranged.

Marshall Kemmerer Stanley Brammer Routof Spencer Kemppares

Dynamite Blast Rattles Diamondville Beer Hall Area

An explosion rear of Joe Colletts beer hall wakes Diamondville residents. Collett chases a culprit who disappears down a street. Joe Bonetti is jailed as investigators search for clues. Damaged truck, shattered windows, and debris found over a block away prompt sheriff’s office to pursue the case.

Diamondville Joe Collett Colett Coletti Cole Kemmerer

Indiana Oil Man Win Langril Tours La Barge Oil Field

Indiana oil man Langril toured the La Barge oil field Sunday with Findley Beam of Indiana who is interested in the Pyramid Syndicate. Car trouble lengthened the inspection tour by a day or so delaying their return. Beam left Tuesday evening for home in Indiana.

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

Kemmerer Saloon Men Are Busy

United States Internal Revenue men Tom McGuire and H. H. Lyons of Denver advise Kemmerer saloon owners on the new revenue law. Dealers must inventory stock and face added taxes and penalties for noncompliance. The list of affected parties includes individuals earning over 1000 dollars yearly, corporations, distillers, retailers, tobacco and cigarette dealers, and many other trades and professions.

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

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