Three Oil Men Die In Bridge Car Wreck On Muddy Curve
Three oil workers married with families perished when a 1914 Cadillac plunged into a muddy water-filled creeks near Sublet after hitting a rock on a bridge. A traveling wholesale man rescued one man still trapped, pulling him to the bank as others struggled to aid the victims. two men died in the submerged car.
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J. V. Gutierrez
Oral Hall
William Bigler
Hall
Argonne
Gutierrez
Bigler
Sublet
Willow Treth
Wai
Newlin
Mondell Speaks at Lyceum Hall in Flagstaff Meeting
Mondell addresses a crowded Lyceum Hall crowd Monday night with County Chairman Lester G. Baker presiding. Attendees include State Treasurer A. D. Hoskins and Attorney J. W. Sammon. He defends Republican policy on tariffs and warns against president and party critics while noting a pending bonus bill for ex service men. The event ends with dancing after the remarks.
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Lyceum Hall
Congressan Frag
Frank W. Mondell
Therr
Lester G. Baker
A. D. Hoskins
JW. Sammon
James Davison
Coual
Mondell
Congress
Mendell
Officer of Wyoming Pythian Lodge Dead
Fragmentary notice reports a death connected to a Wyoming Pythian Lodge. It mentions a Grand officer and references a father named Branl with unclear ties to a dairy, food, and state affairs. The readable text is incomplete, yielding no clear dates or locations.
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Wyoming
Pythian Lodge
Value of League of Nations proven in Poland and Norway cases
The League of Nations proved its value by settling disputes between Poland and Lithuania and between Sweden and Norway. In both instances the council summoned leaders, enabled peaceful settlements, and averted civil carnage and potential extermination. Opponents question the league’s wartime claims, but these cases show diplomacy over war.
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League OF Nations
Poland
Lithuania
Sweden
Norway
League
Angel of Peace
Attorney Mullings Passes Away in Kemmerer
Prominent Kemmerer attorney J L Mullings died at I C M Hospital after a prolonged illness. Born in Missouri thirty seven years ago, he moved to Alamosa Colorado as a youth, studied law at the University of Denver, and began practice in Kemmerer. Survived by his wife Weita May Jones and his mother, with active roles in the Methodist church and local fraternal orders.
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Kemmerer
J. L. Mullings
I. C. M. Hospital
Mr. Mullings
C. D. Stafford
Methodist Church
Ebenexer
Mullins
Kemmerer Lodge of Odd Fellows
Woodmen
Mullinex
Weita May Jones
Alamena
Colorado
Fought the Great Idaho Forest Fires
B Morse of the Forestry Division headquarters at Ogden was in the Boise district last week on government business. Morse earned a national reputation last summer for masterly handling of the forces that fought Idaho fires posing a threat to timber supplies. He and another service giant showed devotion and courage marking true national servants.
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B. Morse
Ogden
Bieay
Bitera
Mr. More
Idano
Kemmerers Arrive, Plan Weeks Here for Game Hunt
Mr and Mrs Kemmerer arrived yesterday from New York and will likely stay several weeks. A major game hunt is on their Kemmerer program before their return.
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Mr. Onl Mira
Toho Kemmerer
New York
Kemmerer
Interior Secretary rules oil land status before permit
Secretary of the Interior Payne rules that if a prospecting permit applicant discovers oil before grant, the ground becomes a producing field and no seaward permit will be granted on that ground or the same structure. The ruling applies to Section 13 applications only, not Section 19 preference rights. Operators should pause production until after permit grants to avoid losing rights.
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Kemmerer
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Rultieg
Two Children Among Funeral Observances In Local Notices
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 8 30 for Dale aged 11 and Ruby Mae aged 7. Uielocn Odd Fellows Lodge conducted the rites, with the body to be transported to Alamosa Colorado for burial as all businesses closed from 3 30 to 5 o'clock.
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Dale
Ruby Mae
Uielocn
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Alamosa
Colorado
Ford Pricing Sparks Wide Debate in 1919 Auto Market
Industry voices weigh Ford’s price cut to prewar levels amid halts in wages, rising freight and material costs, and a stock market reaction. Dealers report stock and demand shifting as buyers adjust to new pricing, while Ford’s market role and consumer status concerns emerge in a cautious, era-typical dialogue.
Thousands Saved Lincoln County Taxpayers
A partisan column argues that Lincoln County saved taxpayers by collecting delinquent taxes. It highlights figures for delinquent tax, penalties, interest, and collection costs, asserting over six thousand dollars recovered for the county treasury and challenging readers to verify the data.
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Lincoln County
Bookn
Taner
Ainnau
Revere
Lincoln County Clerk Elo La Chapell Seeks Re election
In Lincoln County the county court clerk's office faces a heavy workload due to mining district cases and workmen compensation. Flora Chapelle has held the post for two terms, earning respect for efficiency and discretion. She will not campaign openly to avoid disrupting court business, urging voters to support her due to proven service rather than partisan campaigning.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming
Flora Chapelle
Elo la Chappell
California Oil Man in Interest of Onl Company
Mr RB Wood a director of the American Producers and Refiners Company of California spent several days in Kemmerer attending to company interests Then he rode to the Dry Piney field where a Nu RO Star drilling rig is being erected He praised Dry Piney saying it may become a large producer He noted his firm recently bought 50 miles of pipe and plans to build a pipeline to the railroad and a refinery once production warrants action
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RB. Wood
and Brefiners
California
Kemmerer
Filer
Wood
Rowrges
Rendinow
John Wayne Case Before Judge Glasgow
John Wayne faced assault with a deadly weapon charges before Judge Glasgow on Saturday. The charge was amended while he was out on bond after being caught at work. He received a $50 fine and until October 2 to pay it.
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John Wayne
Glasgow
Tasteen
Roved & Good Mechanic
Diamondville
Governor Cox Tours Cheyenne and Laramie Speechs
Governor Cox drew large crowds in Laramie and Cheyenne during western stops, praising the League of Nations and progressive government. He urged Wyoming to back Democrats, spoke at the Opera House and Princess Theatre, and urged Americans to consider leadership roles on the world stage.
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Cox
Cheyenne
Laramie
Kemmerer
Opera House
League of Nations
Princess Theatre
Wyoming
America
Senator Kendrick to Speak at Kemmerer Friday Night
Senator John Bo Kendrick will address a large Kemmerer meeting Friday evening at the Lyceum, with County Chairman He n Harrison announcing the arrangements. Howell and Strickland join Kendrick on the bill in a statewide campaign tour. The Lincoln County Democratic Central Committee was organized in a City Hall meeting led by County Chair R. Harrison with LM Pratt as secretary and L. F. elected treasurer.
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John Bo Kendrick
Lyceum
Harrison
Morrison
Kemmerer
Kendrick
League of Nations
Distriet
Howell i Vine
Howell
Strick
Cokeville
Wyoming
Here
Lincoln County Democratic Central Committee
R. Harrison
Pratt Red
L. F
Three Cars Lowered in Price by Ford Franklin Studebaker
Three more automobile makers Ford Franklin and Studebaker cut prices this week in what observers call a coordinated move. The action follows earlier reductions and aims to boost demand for new cars.
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New Rok
Ford
Franklin Motor Companies
Qeaneonatt
Studebaker
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ONL. Company
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Governor Cox
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