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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1918
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR shows table of rates by month or week per inch for reading notices. Mentions per line first insertion and subsequent insertions, with references to brovier type and carde p. Contains unclear boilerplate lines and pricing terms without complete context.
A recent public interview quotes Senator Lewis predicting politics will change after the war. He argues major parties will abandon old fixed principles, shifting focus from Civil War era disputes to international issues and Monroe Doctrine policy. He notes federal power, isolation versus world involvement, and postwar treaties will shape national debates.
A somber report from Nogales details casualties on the American border with Mexican forces, noting deaths of Amberlcin soldiers and multiple injuries. Public reaction focuses on the administration’s watchful waiting policy, with critics arguing over border violence versus potential repercussions abroad.
The Treasury Secretary McAdoo orders blading all government railroad workers from political roles to avoid using federal staff to sway elections. Critics warn government control risks politicized power, while the measure aims to prevent exploiting the rail system in national politics.
The second installment of wartime propaganda targets Republican areas using General Pershing’s son Warren as a symbol. Articles feature a portrait of Master Pershing with a sentimental tale tied to Joffre and a gift uniform. Critics question timing amid ongoing efforts to aid the elder Pershing’s political aims.
The Senate approved a near unanimous prohibition measure expected to clear the House soon. The act, to take effect July 1 1919, aims to curb labor in beer and alcohol production while supporting military and civilian needs in Europe and America during the war. It posits that war labor restrictions will not revert after demobilization.
Nineteen men who had reported to the local draft office on September 1 were sent home due to actions from the local hoard. Several listed men were excused and returned home while others were later inducted or entrained for Camp Riley Kansas. Additional lists show further calls for September fifth to Port Riley. Mrs Kindall plans a coast motor trip to Los Angeles via Salt Lake City in a Chandler.
The text foresees the constitutional amendment being ratified by the required states and the end of the old alcohol era, at least in this country, marking a pivotal legal and cultural shift.
The leaders of great labor organizations publish nationwide ads urging workers to stick to their jobs as a public service and a duty to the country. They frame productive employment as essential to national strength, contrasting it with wartime exhortations and political bitterness in the press.
English traveler Balmer brings a band of singing Kaffir boys from Africa to Chautauqua for a native costumes program. The act, a song and story demonstration of life in the Dark Continent, is praised as a major platform success with original English songs and clear enunciation.
Glen Knox, former Kemmerer Coal employee now supervising Gun Quealy Coal near Rock Springs, says the Gun mining operation runs at full capacity and plans to open a new mine nearby. He will oversee the new mine in addition to current duties.
Fragmented OCR text notes parties were brought to Kemmerer and to the Shelf by unnamed persons with no authority to detain them, located near a county area by Torning and Short, lacking clear legal basis or authority.
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