Kemmerer Wins From Evanston In Eleven Inning Thriller
Kemmerer defeats Evanston in a long game that stretched to fourteen innings at Buck Park. Both pitchers and fielding produced costly errors as the score reached 6 6 in the first inning and continued with late scoring by Kemmerer. The contest featured a dramatic finish and a rare home run by Greene, with renewed tension as darkness forced abandonment after fourteen innings.
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Kemmerer
Buckpark
Both
Ballinger
Penc
To. Roe
Solier
Texas
Downey
Hartley
Roe
Batero
Moon
Melvers
Singel
Cook
Wanston
Mann
Greene
Curties
Rector
Atkins
Evanston
Siegel
Marshall
Judge Arnold Opens District Court with Swift Dispatch
Judge Arnold of the district court opened his court yesterday morning and disposed of old matters with his customary efficiency. One of the first matters to be set anew concerned Loretta. The session proceeded with orderly pace despite weather hindrances.
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Arnold
District Court
Loretta Ur
Flyzik Praises Mine Workers In Labor Debate
M J Flyzik states the open stop and closed shop quarrel centers on control of industry and finance in America. He recalls labor history from slavery to union strength, noting miners now number about 950000 as open and closed shop tensions affect wages and competition. (Continued on Page 4.)
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America
M. J. Flyzik
Renee
Ovrini
Hemmerer
Mayen
Flyzik
Labor Day field sports draw Kemmerer crowds
A Kemmerer Labor Day celebration showcased field sports and novel games with a long list of winners. Events included multiple 100 and 60 yard dashes for men women and youths, wheelbarrow and various relay races, diving, and running races with prizes awarded to top finishers.
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Kemmerer
Dai M. W. Curtiss
James Rs
Billy Gilchiab
Maud K. Tyatts
Ne Sadler
la Bloom
Edward Brady
Flrsty Guido
Clarence Wellman
Kathryn Harris
Kathrin Little
Alice Kirkwood
Arthur Terry
Everett Hooper
Cecil Johntoy
Little
Secon
Howie
A. Molinar
M. QO. Anderson
Mo ‘Aller
N. J
James Frank Steffen
Wanwa
Mambin
Billy Oe
Ereun
Local grafting alleged in Wyoming game license scheme
The article details alleged corruption by Louis Jones a former Deputy Game Warden and Assistant Game Commissioner who sold licenses to aliens for high prices and skimmed funds. Victims Mike Pristoy Vincent Candellero and VI Coli recount payments fake licenses and missing receipts amid calls to end such graft.
Irregularities in Hunting License Sale Revealed
A 1921 report details Goli's license No. 16804 and the sale to W. Coyt, noting aliens could not be licensed and that Jones used the issuance to sell a license for $12.00 while keeping a $5.00 receipt and $2.50 remittance, with further mentions of a Coli license and involved parties.
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Monte
Louis G. Jones
Game Wencep
Mr. Jones
Louie
Ted
Jones
Mike Pristoy
Vincent Candellero
Italy
America
Louis Jones
Coli
Frontier
Mar
Jim Jacoletti
VI Coli
Goli
W. Coyt
Jax
Jacoletti
Jon
Additional Time for Filing of Answer to Suit
An extended deadline has been granted for filing an answer in the suit. The adjustment appears related to a court notice issued by the local authority and mentions the involved jurisdiction and parties. Further details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Many Splendid Floats In Parade On Labor Day
Labor day parade drew wide acclaim with numerous artistic and novel floats. Sheriff Oakley led the procession, followed by bands and floats from Kemmerer Coal Company Mine Workers of America Kemmerer Hardware and Furn Cog Tee Hive Girl s float Union Mercantile and Supply Company float and others. First prize went to Union Mercantile and Supply, second to Kemmerer Bakery, third to Kemmerer Coal Company with a mechanical display.
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Sheriff Oakley
Marshall
Mechanical Department
Kemmerer Coal Company
Mine Workers of America
Smith Brothers’ Furn. Co
Kemmerer Hardware and Furn. Cog Tee Hive
Kemmerer Tamera
Union Mer. and
Sup. Company
Club Clothing
Essex, Dodge and Hudson Cars
Tl Kemerer Soda Bottling Works
Sanderson
Kemmerer Wer Bakery
George Theatre
Ben Bell
H. R. Robinson
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Union Mercantile and Supply Company
Kemmerer Bakery
Frontier Saloon Robbed Again By Two Bandits
The Frontier Pool Hall near Sope was robbed by two men on Monday night, days after the Labor Day rush, stealing about 450 to 600 dollars. Witnesses described the pair as tall, wearing leather vests and boots, with one in a cap and the other in a tall hat. They forced patrons to lie down under threat of a gun and took 145 from the register, 120 from the gold board, and cash from guests, with the largest personal loss about 50 dollars. Police chased leads, including a taxi driver who identified the suspects, but the men remain at large.
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Frontier Pool
Frontier Saloon
Sope
Frontier
Gold Board
Ray Workman Robbed of $600 by Highwayman
Local resident Ray Workman was robbed of more than $600 by a lone bandit in the evening near the river bridge in the flats of town. Police describe the suspect vaguely and expect only a slim chance of capture.
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Ray Workman
Mr. Workman
Kemmerer
Kindhearted Sheepherder Robbery Victim Tale
An incoherent account describes Matt Hansan a kind sheep herder who received help after being robbed. The tale mentions his Kemmerer visit his room purchase of a new hat and shoes then two traveling men arriving and taking his room. The fragment ends with unclear details of further events at Mulinar's bar.
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Matt Hansan
Matt Wan
Kemmerer
Matt
Mulinar's
Sewers and City Finances Discussed at Kemmerer Meeting
Kemmerer city council held a regular session addressing street grading impacts on sidewalks, Myra E protest, and a sewer contract dispute raised by William Pitt. Officials reported August finances, disbursements, and the sewer system total cost with railroad contribution. The council authorized bills, granted licenses for Walters and Olson, noted park repairs, and ordered an investigation into sewer trouble near the county jail before adjourning to Thursday night.
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City Council of
Kemmerer
Mra
Myra E
William Pitt
Smith Brothers
Walters and
Cutting Affray Settled Out of Court
Two men from an Italian town nearly fought with a knife in a Monday night incident in Kemmerer. Pete Boggitti cut another resident. the outcome remained unclear as the injured party refused to prosecute after a Justice of Peace hearing.
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Old Italy
Pete Bogglitti
Frontier
Monda
Boggitti
Justice of Peace
McAllister
Kemmerer
Morris
Moonshiners Arrested in Local Raids In Kemmerer
Enforcement officers arrived in Kemmerer this week and, with local and county help, raided a distillery producing illicit liquor for nearby communities. A trio including Deputy Sheriff Bitty Cauroy secured evidence and detained Dominick and another moonshiner, leading to fines and further action by Judge Arnold.
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Airdate
Kemmerer
Etilla
White Mule
Bitty Cauroy
Vest Gies
Ank Dominick
Domninek
Arnold Yeast
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Gees Fourtees
Carats Garvinen
Prem EL. Garrison
Richarde Falkers
M. Flyzik
Ayers
Nein
Cro
Ree
Pets
Wat Oem
Colleatt
Mike Pustay
Lovie Jones
Lincoln-Kemmerer
Steamboat Springs
Wyoming
New Year's Day
Diamondville
Cleo
Kovach
Tims
Vincent Caadellero
Ali
Statue of Liberty
Pete
Candellero
Rdwiteee
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Vandellero
Taw
Tate Tappero, Incent Cancellero
Ottawa
Union Mercantile and Supply Co
Kemmerer Coal
State East
Eguty Stele
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