Record of Clean Sportsmanship
Monday's game with the Lava Springs team closed a basebal lseason marked by financial strain. The chapter notes debts around 1200 dollars, including 800 on the grand stand, and pending court actions, delaying the launch of the 1920 season.
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Kemmerer Ball Club
Lava Springs
Accanon
Soemf
Dei Esitiee
Lees Seu
Sen Ae
Ate Haa
Oengrades
Buck
Beck
Boseman Trail chronicles Wyoming frontier history
Dr Grace Hebbard with E A Brininstool presents The Boseman Trail a study of westward routes and the opening of wagon roads to Montana gold fields. It recalls Was in Box and Hayfield fights Platt Bridge and Indian battles featuring Red Cloud Jim Bridger and other era figures based on extensive research across Wyoming including Lincoln County with help from Mrs P J Quealy
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Wyoming
Grace Hebbard
State University
UW. 8
Montana
Box
Hayfield
Platt Bridge
Red Cloud
Jim Bridger
Associated Oil to Test Deep Lands
Equipment for deep lands drilling has reached Opal. Jas Volrin confirms five care of timbers drilling machinery and casing arrived, with substantial outfit already on site. The work will focus on standard operations to test the area and advance the well plan.
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Associated Oil
Opal
Jas Volrin
Aannel Eed
Celebrated Educator to Speak at Kemmerer Institute
Dr Will C Whod California state superintendent of public instruction will lecture at the Kemmerer Teachers Institute on November 8 and 9. District Superintendent Tow E Burch arranged the visit during his coast trip via Leland Stanford University. Dr Wood is a leading educator and will share insights learned en route to earning his Master of Arts at Stanford.
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Will C. Whod
Teachers’institute
Wood
Kemmerer
Leity
Herc
Lelandford
Former Local Boy Thrills In Air Near Reno
Daniel Davison a local aviator from Spur ranch near Green River escaped disaster after engine fuel ran out at 10 000 feet. He landed safely no injuries to himself or two passengers. Davison trained as an air service instructor during World War I and served at the Presidio.
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Presa
Daniel Davison
Reno
Nevada
Dan Davison
Green River
al Davison
Davison
United States
Air Service
Presidio
National Democratic Banquet Highlights League of Nations Debate
About one hundred Democrats gathered Friday night at the ban k Seentas Kendrick to toast a fine dinner hosted by local figures including Be raska and P. J. ealy. Senator Kendrick urged League of Nations as key to peace and promised to present facts before election day. Speakers included Reed former Nebraska attorney general Grace MacGlashan C. C. Smith H. R. Harrison and W. J. Witherspoon with music by a four-member male quartet. Out-of-town guests included Hugh Findlay Grovera Smith Alex Nisbet and John Cameron.
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Seentas Kendrick
Tocalda
Democratic
Oe Beraska
P. J.ealy
Quealy
Kendrick
League of Nations
Senate
Reed
Nebraska
League
Grace MacGlashan
Big Piney
C.C. Smith
J. C. Penney Company
Evanston
H. R. Harrison
W. J. Witherspoon
R. A. Mason
C. M. Whitney
K. Bellrose
C.D. Stafford
Hugh Findlay
Smoot
Grovera
Cg, Smith
Alex Nisbet
John Cameron
Roy Williams
Camberland
Local Democrats Raise $100 Subscriptions in Tight Campaign Drive
A telegram to P. J. Quealy reports national Democratic funds at only $70,000 with a projected need of $1 million. James W. Girard, treasurer of the NDC, proposed $2,100 per state share. In Colorado County, James Rosen sberg received and deposited the local county share of $1000 in small contributions, none exceeding $5.00.
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Wyoming National
P. J. Quealy
James W. Girard
Germany
National Democratic Committee
Jas. Rosensberg
National Committee
New Manager Arrives at Columbia Club Sweet Shop
J. B. Brown named the new manager of the Columbia Club Sweet Shop arrived in Kemmerer from Ogden. Mrs. Brown will join him soon as he succeeds Waldo, who left Saturday for Salt Lake City to become a traveling salesman for the Columbia Club Cigar.
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J. B. Brown
Columbia Club Sweet Shop
Kemmerer
Ogden
Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr. Waldo
Salt Lake City
Waldo
Columbia Club
Kemmerer High School Principal Returns From Cheyenne
Prof. TH. H. Moyer principal of Kemmerer High School arrived home in Cheyenne after spending several weeks this summer studying at the State University.
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TH. H. Moyer
Kemmerer High School
Low
Hie
Cheyenne
Mr. Moyer
Summmer
State University
Ataranie
Legion Banquet Tonight At Kemmerer Post Hall
Local Legion post hosts a banquet tonight with members and guests expected. The event marks a gathering of veterans and officials, with promised remarks and a social program.
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Iy Kemmerer
Arie Caf
Gullit
Will de
Coast to Coast Air Mail Service Begins Across Nation
The coast to coast air mail service started this morning with a plane from New York to San Francisco and stops at Chicago Iowa City Omaha Rock Springs Salt Lake Reno and San Francisco. Plans show arrivals in Rock Springs this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon with return legs scheduled to Friday morning. The service aims for transcontinental flights in about six and a half hours east to west and 40 hours less than rail times with Cheyenne and Rock Springs listed as key points.
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Post Office Department
Washington
San Francisco
Rock Springs
New York
Pacific Coast
Frisco
Rock
Opal Road Work Nearing Completion In County Earnest
Mr L B Young in charge of the county road crew guided by Opal work notes reports heavy progress along the Kemmerer Opal route. Expected to finish soon though some sections remain rough and the overall length will be shorter than the former path.
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Opal
L. B. Young
Eoscane
Kemmerer
To Resume Work in Flooded Mine No. 1
The Kemmerer Coal Company mine No. 1, flooded two months ago, will likely be ready to operate by the 20th as pumps keep the water down. Many workers have left for other areas or mines, but officials expect to recruit the ten men needed to run the mine.
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Kemmerer Coal Company
An No. 1
Rock Springs Man’s Body Found in Columbia River
J. W. O'Donnell, a Rock Springs business man about 40, disappeared for three weeks after a nervous breakdown and was found dead in the Columbia River near St Helens Oregon. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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Rock Springs
Columbia River
St. Helens
Ore
J. W. O'Donnell
Rock von Coming
Samu
Portland
Labor Endorsement of Cox Cites Labor Measures
The endorsement argues Governor Cox’s tenure in Ohio advanced fifty nine labor related measures while avoiding actions harmful to labor. It frames the endorsement as a humanity driven record by the American Federation of Labor and related labor bodies.
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Cox
Ohio
Rene
20th Amendment Aimed at Extending Voting Rights
The piece discusses the 20th Amendment giving voting rights to over twenty million women and advocates replacing the electoral college with direct presidential voting. It cites historical examples where the winner by popular vote did not win the electoral college, noting Tilden-Hayes in 1876 and Cleveland-Harrison in 1888.
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United States
Penatas
Tilden
Hayes
Home of Representatives
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Kemmerer Defeats Lava Springs in Labor Day Thriller
Kemmerer splits with Lava Springs in two games. Sunday 4 to 3 with errors fueling Lava runs. Hartley hurled well for Kemmerer. Labor Day contest features Maher strong on the mound and Pop Siegel homering with a man on. Umpiring praised and Lavalites noted for solid play.
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Kemmerer
Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Hartley
Acton
Hankin
Moon
Judge Glasgow
Maher
Pop! Siegel
Pop
Sam
D Moon
Seora
Smith
Lavalies
Downey Building to House New Hotel and Boarding House
Mrs Snyder plans to open a hotel and boarding house in the Downey building after taking a lease. Interior remodeling is underway to provide accommodations, with a focus on serving teachers who have faced housing shortages.
Excellent Hay Crop Report From Green River Valley
County Commissioner Scott arrived from Daniel to attend a board meeting. He noted an excellent hay crop in the Green River Valley and said the hay will be gathered and stored under his name for completion.
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Green River Valley
Scott
Daniel
Commie Love
Self Defense Claim Hears Case in Linwood Ranch Shooting
Francis Barrett faced a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace John F. Highley after a venue change from Green River. Barrett, charged with murder in the Linwood area incident over a horse, testified the shooting of Paul Walker at Finch ranch was in self defense.
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Francis Barrett
Justice of the Peace
John FH. Highley
Rock Spring
Green River
Paul Walker
Finch Ranch
Barrett
Linwood
Walker
Ed Masa
Mans
Ed Finch
Pinch Ranch
Greenmires Apa
Rogan
Real Estate Deals in Kemmerer Shape Local Market
Two major property transactions in Kemmerer last week include the sale of the Elk Hotel from Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz to Mr. I. Hilson for about $10,000. A long-term lease was secured by Mrs. A. Vance for the Commercial Hotel, while Yashimoto and Toda bought the Pine avenue two story building from Wm. Avery and plan a pool hall restaurant. Attorney J. L. Mullings is recovering from surgery with a cautious prognosis.
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Kemmerer
Schwartz
I. Hilson
Hilson
Men. A. Vance
Servent
Yashimoto
Toda
Opera House
Patroges Corporation Drills on Piney Structure in T28-119
The Patroges Corporation spudded in on the southwest quarter evation T28-119 last Thursday with the Standard rig in operation. Ground leases and company operations cover the quarter section as part of its billings. Expert opinion notes over seven hundred units involved.
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Patroges Corporation
Petroges 4
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Buck” Wright
Mauivers
Experiece
Spur
Volplanes
National Democratic Committees
Sweet Shop
East
Wyoming City
Pei
Labor
Saméuy
Downey Building
Francie Barrett
Elk Hotel
Vance— Avery
Yashimoto and Toda
Mullings
J. L. Mullingy
Petrogas Corporation
Stadlend Rigle
Opera
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