Getaway and Heist Report From Kemmerer to Diamondville
Jesse, an unknown man, got a night cook job at White House Cafe in Kemmerer after a Sunday crime spree in Diamondville where a purse $100 and $70 in gold were stolen. Police chased the two men to Diamondville, where they fled burning ham and orders, racing up an alley as officers closed in.
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Jesse
Kemmerer
White House
Diamondville
U.S
Jess
Ecul> Prit
Han
Dese
Diamondvillle
Joie Ray
Officer orders halt as shots erupt in county garage
A man in a high state of urgency fled a county garage after being ordered to halt. Four bullets struck the area, and Teun has not been seen in Kemmerer since pleading with the officer.
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Teun
Kemmerer
Teacher of Kemmerer To Be Married Soon
Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Mrs. Mary McDonald a Kemmerer school teacher to C H Boyer of Butte Montana the wedding to occur at an early date Mrs McDonald is a popular instructor and Mr Boyer is an auditor for the Anaconda Copper company
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Mary McDonald
Kemmerer
C. H. Boyer
Butte
Montana
Kemmerer Ball Club Names New Short Stop Moon
The Kemmerer baseball team introduces Moon as the new short stop after a season plagued by infield errors. He debuted yesterday at the Moon residence where Mrs Moon and the newborn are reportedly doing well while Mr Moon recovers from the event.
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Kemmerer Ball Club
Kemmerer
Wyoming-Idaho
Moon
Dave Moon
Mother
Babe
Papa Dave
Terra Firma
Kemmerer Theatre Announces Two Shows Each Sunday
The Kemmerer theatre will host two shows every Sunday night and a Sunday matinee through the winter. The program starts with a feature picture and a two reel comedy by Pax Film Corporation titled Sunshines. Upcoming attractions include Douglas Fairbanks in Knickerbocker Buckaroo and The Unpardonable Sin.
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Kemmerer Theatre
Pax Film Corporation
Colletts Leg Splinters After Ranch Horse Kick
Roy Collett suffered a severe left leg fracture when kicked by a horse at the Geo Murdoch ranch while removing hobbies. He was treated by Dr Madera in town, with Dr Gettner summoned in Montpelier, and later moved to Ogden for further care. His sister notified that infection risk remained but doctors expected a stable recovery.
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Roy Collett
Geo. Murdoch
Mr. Collett
Madera
Montpelier
Gettner
R. W. Collett
Kemmerer
Ogden
Mra
P. W. Olson
Nash Motors Plans Milwaukee Plant Expansion
Nash Motors to build a Milwaukee four cylinder car factory on forty-one acres at Clement street and Oklahoma avenue. Construction to start promptly with one million dollars or more to be spent, adding a power plant foundry machine shop and body works. Production aims to rival Kenosha output within twelve months.
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Nash Motors
Milwaukee
Nash Motors Company
Clement Street
Oklahoma Avenue
Kenosha
Nash
Death of A. R. Brandley in Baltimore reported from Granger
J. Brandley of Granger received news of his brother A. R. Brandley’s death in a Baltimore hospital after a major operation. Deceased had spent much time in Wyoming and left Granger about a year ago. he owned property near Granger and was well known locally.
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Fi. J. Brandley
Granger
A. R. Brandley
Baltimore
Wyoming
Judge Fines Borino Twenty-Five Dollars and Costs
Dominic Borino of Diamondville was fined twenty five dollars and costs for violating state game and hunting law. He lacked citizen status and an alien license. Game Warden Jones arrested him and the case was heard in Judge Russell's court.
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Dominic Borino
Diamondville
Borino
Jones
Ruseel
Notice of Sale of Estray Iron Gray Mare
The following described animal to wit one iron gray mare about four years old unbroken brand left thigh was taken up in an stray by Fred H Nichols of Cokeville Wyoming on May 26 under Chapter 126 Session laws 1913. Unless claimed by legal owner the said animal will be sold at public sale on September 29 1919 at 11 o clock in the forenoon at the ranch of Fred H Nichols. Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming Chas B Boyce Secretary Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Fred H. Nichols
Cokeville
State of
Wyoming
Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming
Chas
B. Boyce
Cheyenne
Eleven Cars Merchandise In One Week Record For A Molinar
A. Molinar Kommerer's wholesale dealer reports handling nearly twenty cars of merchandise in September. His warehouse holds less than two carloads. Last week shipments included grapes hay onions corn apples lager ice sugar and a Michigan Concord car due today containing 3778 baskets of high quality grapes.
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A. Molinar
Kommerer
Michigan Concord
Tragic Trail Rescue Ends in Death of Sheepherder
Jake Losser, a Bennion Bros. employee, died from acute stomach trouble while en route to Montpelier for treatment. A makeshift stretcher using saddle horses carried him 80 miles after illness left him unable to travel. He died near Smoot before help arrived and was shipped to Salt Lake for burial. He leaves a wife in Salt Lake and two sons in Fossil.
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Jake Losser
Bennion Bros
Montpelier
Roland Bennion
Joe Clark
Mr. Bennion
Loaser
Smoot
Salt Lake
Dance Set at Lyceum Saturday Evening
Lyceum hall hosts its first season dance under new management next Saturday with music by Jennings Carlson Mullings and Miss Zillar for a night of real pleasure.
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Lyceum
Jennings
Carlson, Mullings
Miss Zillar
No Bank Failures in Last Six Months Report
The Comptroller of the Currency releases a report noting no national bank failures in the past six months and only two small national bank failures in nineteen months. Since 1870 no record of immunity from failure has been equalled. July saw twenty new national charters issued and 54 banks approved to raise capital, with over 12 million in aggregate capital increases and 780 thousand in new bank capital. Banking conditions nationwide show a flourishing market and strong money position.
Bronchial Trouble Relief At Rockfield Woman Says
Mrs A EB Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana reports spring bronchial trouble relieved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a few days of use. She notes all signs of the trouble disappear.
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Mra. A
Sidenberder
Rockfield, Ind
Chamberlain
Notice on bridge and land sale near Opal Wyoming
Notice states a Shep bridge across Green River two miles below Slate creek mouth will be ready for use Sept 15. Also advertises an 810 is for sale 117 acre ranch five miles north of Opal on Big Piney road with fence and fair buildings. For price call George Sladdenham at Opal Wyoming. Dated 3-21 Pe.
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Shep
Green River
Slate Creek
H. H. Dodge
Opal
Big Piney Road
George Sladdenham
Wyoming
Local Physician Sues for Divorce In Nowland
The case arising from a Nowland marriage sees a local physician seeking divorce after a lengthy separation. The pair reportedly shares eight children and a history including groundless extortion allegations and jewelry disputes.
East Lake City Plane Incident At Hotel Kommeror
A plane related incident at the Hotel Kommeror near East Lake City involved a local plane operator, with initial reports noting a collision or emergency landing. Authorities investigated the scene and shelter measures were put in place for witnesses and bystanders.
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Tomer
East Lake City
Kommeror
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