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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
6
In Louisville a heckler pressed Republican candidate Hughes on the Lusitania case. The exchange exposes Hughes’s foreign policy stance and critics allege his answers misstate U S relations with Germany. The New York Tribune also mocks Hughes for the remarks.
Ten questions urge voters to question Mr Hughes's support from Wall Street bankers and financial interests. The list accuses advocates of central banking, tariff protections, neutrality, intervention in Mexico, trusts, conscription, industrial reform opposition, and Republican bosses of backing Hughes.
A Democratic candidate for County Clerk thanks supporters in Ehneols County and requests scrutiny of four years in office, inviting an evaluation of past conduct on the upcoming election day.
A National City Bank report notes improving government finances as prosperity rises. Tax and internal revenues increase with February and March figures showing gains over last year, while deficits shrink though ongoing spending remains a concern.
Negroes Richard Jackson and James Banes freed from county jail after habeas corpus proceeding led by J W Sammon. District Judge J R Arnold heard the case and Justice Daniels lowered bonds to 200 dollars, allowing release until the next District Court term.
Local shop promotes a full line of engraved Christmas greeting cards with the option to place orders immediately through the camera system and view samples.
Ex-President Taft urges support for the administration and unity to keep the United States out of war. He states Wilson is a president first and an American, not a Democrat, and warns against attacks on the commander in chief.
Flo LaChapelle announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court in Lincoln County. She cites extensive county service as deputy in multiple offices and asks electors to support her at the general election.
Sepbee L. C. Oakley of Afton Wyoming announces his candidacy for Lincoln County Sheriff as a Democrat. He cites deputy sheriff experience and pledges crime suppression and impartial law enforcement if elected, seeking the voters’ will in the coming general election.
A candidate announces run for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer precinct. He asks for Democratic support in the general election and vows to enforce the law fairly without fear or favor.
County Superintendent of Schools announces candidacy for the position in the coming general election. The speaker asks Lincoln County voters for support, cites years of experience and summer study, and promises to handle the office satisfactorily if elected. Sept 27.
The ad declares readiness to produce superior commercial printing for the Intermountain Country. It emphasizes skilled workmen, expertise, and a policy of returning money if customers are not pleased.
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