Kendrick and Clark Granted Ovation by State Democratic Committee
Governor Kendrick and John D. Clark were urged to accept nominations for the U S Senate and Congress as the Wyoming Democratic Party applauded the leadership. The meeting re elected G. Hopkins as state chairman and Quealy as treasurer, with secretary to be chosen by the executive committee.
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Join H. Kendrick
John D. Clark
United States
Congress
Auorsey
Robert R. Rose
Lincoln County
D. K. Lewis
Fasin
G. Hopins
Quealy
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
I. G. Hopkins
Lee Moore
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Casper
U. S
A. M. Brock
Buffalo
Governor Kendrick
John O. Clark
R Kendrick
Mr. Clark
Warty
Flurry Among Bear Dancers in Diamondville Restored
In Diamondville western Wyoming bear dancing was briefly halted by Marshal Carl Rodgers, but by Saturday the ban was rescinded. The town returned to its noted pastime as the locals rejoiced and proclaimed the old order restored.
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Diamondville
Wyoming
Tremondville
Carl Rodgers
Governor’s pledge ties to Wilson era politics
The speaker said he would support the party and President Wilson’s policy of peace prosperity and progress, even if it meant campaigning as a public figure rather than a private citizen. He stressed duty to labor for the administration and noted approval from the committee at a luncheon hosted by Governor neutriek.
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Clark
Wilson
Neutriek
Kendrick and Clark To Visit Kemmerer Today
Democratic Senate candidate John B. Kendrick and John D. Clark are slated to visit Kemmerer today as part of their campaign efforts. The visit underscores the party push ahead of upcoming elections.
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U.S. Senate
John D. Clark
Kemmerer
Mother's Pension Law Criticised In Lincoln County
Officials condemn the Mother's Pension law in Lincoln County as poorly administered and prone to misuse. They cite cases of funds lent or deposited and a high monthly pension for a well off applicant, urging repeal and reform to direct aid to truly needy mothers with children under 14.
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Linean
Rons
Lincoln County
Anid
Pendon
Camera List moves to paid in advance basis
The Camera thanks subscribers who responded to the change and says statements were sent to those in arrears. Readers who have not yet replied should do so to ensure the list operates on a paid-in-advance basis by the first.
Sublet Line Finished In Sunset Telephone Project
The Sunset telephone line is completed. A construction gang behind the project will depart for Montpelier today as further work is planned.
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Sunset
Montpelier
Ideal Beach Closed After Record Season
J W Nell manager of the Ideal Beach reports the resort at Kemmerer is closed for the season. He notes this has been the most successful season in the resort's history.
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J. W. Nell
Ideal Beach
Kemmerer
Waived Preliminary in Porter Murder Case
James Parritt appeared before Justice Carnahan on a murder charge for shooting Late Porter at a Pon tenelle Basin sheep camp. He pled not guilty and waived preliminary hearing, bound over to district court under $8000 bonds, which his attorney expects to be raised soon. Porter's body was sent to Newcastle Wyoming for his mother.
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James Parritt
Pontenelle Basin
Justice of the Peace
T. A. Carnahan
Parritt
C. &. Melvin
First Snow Fails to Cover Lincoln County Areas
Snow touched parts of Lincoln County in early season fashion with light accumulations reported in several areas. A few locations saw dustings while other sections remained bare as autumn weather hints at winter.
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Lincoln County
Dual Lincoln County fairs clash with Green River Roundup lure
Local readers face a scheduling clash as the Green River Valley Roundup near Marbleton runs Thursday through Saturday while the Lincoln County Fair in Star Valley also unfolds on the same days. Prize lists highlight horse races roping and chariot events with purses totaling around 1000 plus wrestling showcases featuring noted competitors. Herman String reports Mart y Clark now manages the Melon Petite Coal Company's store near Rock Springs.
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Lincoln County
Marbleton
Green River Valley
Star Valley
Afton
Izes
Afon
Seulme
Mike Yokel
George Nelson
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain
Cyclone Workman
Preston
Idaho
Herman String
Rok Springs
Marty Clark
Melon Paetite Coal Company
Rock Springs
Peculiar death of Oakley coal miner Hal Herman
Hal Herman, a coal miner from Oakley, collapsed unconscious after an injury in the mine. He died before medical help arrived. An inquest was ordered to determine if the death resulted from the mine accident, with doctors unable to conclude if the blow caused the heart clot. The case raises questions about Workmen’s Compensation eligibility for Herman’s widow and children. Details of funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Hal Herman
Oakley
Herman
Usul
van Cott
Diamondville
L. BR. Kindall
Kemmerer
Embree
Kintall
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Carter
George Syle
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Kemmerer Savings Bank
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