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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

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Kragoviches face preliminary in Glencoe assault case

Nick and Steve Kragovich two brothers living in Glencoe stand accused of assault and battery on Bozo Savkovich the morning of October 4. The hearing before Justice of the Peace featured Prosecution by J A Christmas and defense by J W Sammon. Witnesses described the attack at a mine area and subsequent dragging of Savkovich to a soft drink place.

Nick Steve Kragovich Glencoe Bozo Savkovich Justice of the Peace J. A. Christmas J. W. Sammon Mitchell Arras Boza Mitchell Bozo Nick Kragovich Bixu Kragovich Steve Savkovich Lincoln County

Probate Matters Disposed Of By Judge Arnold

District Judge Arnold was in town Monday and Tuesday handling probate motions and orders. He will return to clean up business on the 20th and 21st to set the November calendar. The Evanston fall term jury reports next Monday for criminal trials. few major cases expected. Sweetwater county jury is set for December 6 at Green River with several criminal matters scheduled.

Arnold Evanston Sweetwater County Green River

R. N. Progressing Steadily at Dry Piney Well

Ralph Soule returned to Fossil after drilling on the BR. N. lease in Dry Piney Bes. Fletcher Brothers and their crew progress with the well using gas fuel via pipeline and water piped in from nearby, marking a satisfactory drilling effort.

Ralph Soule

Frontier Holds First Rally of Season

An impromptu Democratic rally formed the campaign float after a local union meeting at Frontier Monday night. Candidates arrived late due to a meeting time mix up, drawing a larger crowd than expected. Music by local musicians and short talks by county candidates preceded a dance.

Frontier Munle

Camps Go Over the Top in Lincoln County Drive

Reports to Lincoln County Salvation Army drive show camps Frontier Sublet No 4 No 5 No Elkot exceeded a $150 quota by raising $428. Local committees led by Joe Numa John Robberts Richard Montgomery and others report varied totals including $106.75 at Frontier $94.50 at No 6 $25 from No 4 camp and $25.75 plus more unevaluated at Elkot with additional unpaid figures.

Lincoln County Salvation Army Frontier Elkot Fronetier Joe Numa John Robberts Richard Montgomery John Oakley T. M. Holland Fred Slicker Sam Daniels John Mates Frank Tenny John Kattora

Meeting of Teachers Ass'n in Wyoming a Record Event

The State Teachers Association meeting at Lusk drew over five hundred teachers from nearly every Wyoming county. Notables included Mra. Myra Geer Lincoln County Superintendent, J J Pasour of Finey schools, and L L Bender of Cokeville schools. Geer elected president of the County Superintendents Association and named delegate to the National Education Association ahead of its Philadelphia convention.

State Teachers Association Luskast Week Wyoming Mra Myra Geer Lincoln County J. J. Pasour Big Finey L. L. Bender Cokeville Mra. Geer County Superintendents’ Association Sine Delejente National Educational Association Philadelphia

Democratic candidates make final canvass in county tour

A Democratic slate leaves by auto for a final canvass of the county. D C Oakley Tanner J F Filepatrick Willem Shelly R Rose and Andrew Morrow lead the tour with Fluh Windlay and Barrus joining en route. The group plans visits at precincts north of the city as the schedule remains partly unavailable.

Auto Nan Connista D. C

Cowboys Weakens At Crucial Moment In Loss To Aggies

Laramie October 12 Wyoming’s football team fell 13 to 0 to the Colorado Aggies after leading much of the game. The Cowboys, with only ten days of practice, faced a four week prep by Colorado. Coach Corbett plans a Fort Collins rematch October 14 and aims to boost offense. Orion Neff and Hegewald starred on defense and end respectively. Negotiations for a New Mexico game in Cheyenne are under way.

Laramie Wyoming Colorado Aggies Secon Cowboys Aggies Colorado Corbett Fort Collins Orion Neff Cody Hegewald New Mexico Cheyenne Denver

Warren Makes Short Stop in Kemmerer

Senator Francia E. Warren arrived in Kemmerer and Sal left for Big Piney the same afternoon. He returned via Opal to his Cheyenne home. Old timers recall the Spur ranch at La Barge in the 1890s when cattle numbers surged, marking a harsh winter and later spring roundup.

Francia E. Warren Kemperer Big Pinvy Opal Cheyenne Senator Warren Spur la Barge Benator Warren Cleveland

Twenty-Sixth Entry Reached at Kemmerer Coal Mine

Kemmerer Coal Company's Mine No 2 at Frontier, flooded for months, is nearly dry as water is pumped back to the twenty-sixth entry. The workforce will top 100 soon, with full pumping likely in two to three weeks. Mines 4 5 6 run near capacity at about 2500 tons daily. Elkol mine ships a steady, heavy daily tonnage for steam use in nearby states.

Kemmerer Coal Company Frontier Elkol

Rosenberg: A Lifetime of Service to Lincoln County

James P. Rosenberg, an early Rosenberg town settler, has served Lincoln County as justice of the peace and chief deputy assessor. His careful methods and accounting knowledge helped organize the county after Lincoln County’s formation and he seeks election to the assessor’s office to continue efficient tax administration.

Kemmerer James P. Rosenberg Lincoln County Rosenberg Tanner

Teachers Institute Planned in Kemmerer for Three Days

A three day teachers institute will be held in Kemmerer starting in November with Will Wood of California as principal instructor. Prof Knapp from the University of Wyoming Music Department will also teach music methods and related instruction.

Kemmerer Wood California Knapp Music Department University of Wyofale Nolon Ead

Lincolney Oil GM Clinton Finishes Salt Lake to Buhl Trip

Thomas Clinton general manager of Lincolney Oil returned Tuesday from a business trip to Salt Lake City and Buhl Idaho. He noted the road from Salt Lake to Evanston was slow with heavy traffic and took longer than expected. Clinton traveled by his new car and completed the Salt Lake to Buhl run with a return trip.

Thomas Clinton Lincolney Oil Company Salt Lane City Buhl Ida New &Idshaker Salt Lake Bult Lake Evanston Evanstone Howevar Clinton Bai Ie

Taft Comments On League Covenant In 1920 New York Tribune

William Howard Taft argues in the New York Tribune on August 2 1920 that there is no constitutional violation in the League Covenant and that resisting it by universal boycott or military force would not serve the country’s highest interests.

William Howard Taft New York Tribune

Cleveland Wins 1920 World Series Over Brooklyn

The 1920 World Series ended with Cleveland defeating Brooklyn four games to two in a seven game set. Covaleskie earned his third win of the series as Cleveland topped Brooklyn in the final game at Cleveland, with five hits, no runs, and no bases on balls allowed. Attendance neared 26,000 for yesterday's game, and gate receipts will reward Cleveland players with over $4,000 each, while Brooklyn players receive about half as much. The piece notes strong fan interest despite betting exposures in Chicago and predicts a thriving 1921 season for major league baseball.

Clyeland Brooklyn Cleveland Covaleskie Bir Pole Brodligh Chicago

Population rise in Wyoming census figures show growth

The 1920 census reports Wyoming at 194 402 residents, an approx 88 percent increase from ten years earlier when the state counted 148 437. The rise places Wyoming third in percent growth among states. Incorporated towns are listed. unincorporated towns under county 500 plus population not separately reported.

Wyoming United States Aii

Cookeville Flockmaster Delays Lamb Shipment in Market

Angus McClain and his son Peter traveled to town after returning from Omaha where lamb shipments were prepared. The McClains held back part of the load until Wednesday morning as 98 000 pounds were scheduled to go that morning and 13 000 remained for market. Prices ran around 12.25 dollars per hundredweight. Feeder demand is rising while corn prices linger at 65 cents per hundred. Evanston peas reportedly shipped lambs to Denver with returns not yet learned.

Angus McClain Peter Cokeville McClain Omaha Har Corm

Taft Quotes Spark Cox Speech On League Of Nations

Governor Cox at the St Louis Coliseum quotes Taft from past speeches to question Senator Harding and press the league of nations. He cites Taft’s words on Article X and the necessity of the league’s power to prevent force, while alleging a Republican conspiracy to silence the democratic campaign.

Cox Coliseum St. Louis Taft Harding League League of Nations Sermund League For Springfield Minos Wilton Deat Hard Line New World Association Chareys Hays Republican National Committee

Man Wanted in North Dakota Arrested at Glencoe

Sheriff Oakley received a telegram from Dunn Center North Dakota and a photoed description of George Skuchenko wanted for grand larceny. Oakley located him in Glencoe and arrested him, sending him to county jail for extradition.

Oakley Dunn Center George Skuchenko Glenene North Uvaketu

Wilson Proclaims Day of Mourning in World War Remembrance

President Wilson declares Sunday November 14 a day of mourning with the American flag at half mast on public buildings and naval posts to honor American majors and soldiers who died serving their country in the World War. The proclamation urges nationwide memorial services and solemn observances.

Washington Wilson

Cox Money Comes From Colorado Democrat Backer

Clifford J. Laurie of Dolores County, a member of the Colorado general assembly, sends a $10 check to Governor Cox’s Democratic national headquarters. He pledges weekly $0.45 to follow with a weekly check until the election, claiming a weekly salary deficit justifies the act. Laurie, a newspaper man, warns that failure to ratify the Lew Nations would be a national tragedy.

Clifford J. Laurie Dolores County Neral Assembly Democratic Naional Cos Sant Laube

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Kragoviches R. R. Rose Democratic County Central Committee R. BR. Rose Kemmerer Wie J. L. Mullings Rose Jackson's Hole Salvation Army Drive Warren Covalesh Cookeville Flockmaster N. D
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