Weekly War Review Sees Allied Push Against Hindenburg Line
War observers speculate autumn will shift to desultory fighting as Foch’s forces press toward Berlin. The northward Allied drive has expanded to about 140 miles, eroding the Lys salient and moving toward Armentieres and Soissons while German forces retreat to prepare a new line.
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Foch
Berlin
France
Hindenburg
Meuse
Germany
Kaiser Han
Canterbury
Catala
Lys
Channel
Porta
Armentiers
Soissons
Registration Day Extends to All Men Aged Eighteen to Forty Five
Tomorrow September 12 registers mass enlistment nationwide with more than thirteen million men slated for service. All residents age eighteen to forty five must register regardless of citizenship. exceptions apply only to active military or previously registered personnel. In Kemmerer the Local Draft Board office opens 7 AM to 9 PM for registration.
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Ostano Ae
Kemmerer
Married man elopes with 16 year old girl in Frontier case
Andrew Hirko a miner from Frontier eloped with Mary Marashinaki a sixteen year old girl living with her parents. They boarded a train to Pocatello last Saturday. Authorities pursued and a federal charge of violating the White Slave Law is expected, with potential multi year prison sentence.
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Andrew Hirko
Frontier
No. 3
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Mary Marashinaki
Atateen
Hirko
Mias Marashinaki
Hirke
Maraschinaki
Hur
Phuletur
Hutte
Monmtay Morntiee
Radenwart Jeoltfad
Mirko Haa
Herlime
Rock Springs
Wirka
Embree Passes Examinations For Army Commission
Mrs Embree received word that her husband missed Georgia Camp entrance exams after joining a three months training for a commission in Maele Sam's Army. He has naval training and is expected to secure the commission. Mrs Embree and her two sons visit sister Mrs Roger La Chapelle in Evanston and she plans to take a Wanston school position to help with teacher shortages.
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Evanston
Wadell Killed in Action Telegram Recalled
A telegram informing the Wadell family of Ble Viney that their son was killed in action was recently recalled by Mr and Mrs John Wadell. The exact details and location on the front are unclear due to damaged text.
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John Wadell
Ble Viney, Nonoeneine
Lincoln Exploration Extends Activities In Kemmerer Deal
Messrs. Ivan Jones C D Stafford A Cronin and John Tanner Hill returned to Kemmerer after a week in southern Utah. They negotiated Lincoln Exploration Company to take half of two thousand acres of Dixie Oil Company land. Wells yield about fifteen barrels daily. experts predict further gains. The party toured by car, reaching a remote field ninety five miles from the railroad with Lund as the nearest pine point.
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Ivan 5. Jones
C. D. Stafford
Dixie Company
Itn
Cronin
Lund
Soldier on furlough from Vancouver Barracks at Kemmerer
Ted Hilckfeldt of the Camera force, enlisted service three or four years, is on a short furlough in Kemmerer after arriving Monday morning. He served at Barracks WeTNago, rose to sergeant, and spoke enthusiastically of his experiences. The Spruce Camp near the Barracks holds twelve thousand drafted men and lies amid the forest, with John D. Ryan visiting the camp to inspect production.
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Ted" Hilckfeldt
Kemmerer
A . John D. Ryan
Hanks Sheep Outfit In Litigation
Guardian R K Rose files suit in district court seeking return of a sheep outfit valued at about 65000 to Park Livestock Company. The Hanks heirs allege improper transfer by three stockholders who controlled most of the firm, excluding minor Hanks children. Familial disputes cited as background to the case.
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Distriet Court
R. K. Rose Ay
Walter Hanks
Hawke, Sr
T. F. DeJournette
Rock Springs
Mr. Hanks
Ilegal
Comporiion
Hanks
Captain Harold Ristine Skook Leaves Legacy of Rank and Mustache
The article recalls Captain Harold Ristine known as Skook, who returned with a notable mustache and rank. He trained in Washington before earning a free commission as a 2nd Lieutenant, then served as an instructor at Fort Sill during the next year before the U.S. entered World War I.
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Skook
Harold Ristin
America
Ristine
Washington
Fort Sill
Souvenir helmet sent from front lines to deputy sheriff
Deputy Sheriff ReW. Collett anxiously awaits a souvenir from his brother Burt, a sergeant in Co. A Und Engineers, American Forces. Burt sends a German officer’s dress helmet and notes it may not survive a parade in Paris, hopes an American rose could be placed inside, and shares family news about letters and censoring.
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Sherif Rew
Collett
Tawaliing
Burt
Fran
Nettie
Spud
Bart
Burt Collett
Und Engineers
American Forces
Captain Justine at Camp Inspires Wyoming Troops
A capable captain leads Field Artillery at the Officers Training Camp in Louisville Kentucky. He visits sister Mia on furlough while Lyon Rathbun from Palisade and others pass Kemmerer en route to a ranch. Once timid to Wyoming residents he now proves bold and youthful in command. Mrs JR McMinn returns to Kemmerer from Ogden after two weeks at Sacred Heart Academy with daughter Jessie.
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Lyon Rathbun Visite Kemmerer
Louisville
Kentucky
Justine
Mia
Lyon Rathbun
Palisade
Kemmerer
Skook
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Qarrect
P. J. Quealy Thos, Gaeddon
Arthur Rotdasus
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Gotatr
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Butte
Embree
Wadell
Lincoln Exploration
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Vormer
Walter Hanks Jr
Park Livestock Co
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Von
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