Public Loss for Wyoming as Judge Carpenter Dies
The death of C K Carpenter, Judge of the Second Judicial district in Laramie Albany County, Wyoming, leaves a void in justice and leadership. Friends and foes saw him as a fearless jurist who weighed every question with mastery of law and keen logic, a prime figure now irreplaceable in the state’s judicial system.
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C. EK. Carpenter
Laramie
Albany
Wyoming
Judge Carpenter
Jugiter
Crook and Weston Counties Defy Warren Graft in Election
Crook and Weston counties retain holdover senators Jefferies and Hoyt who are not pledged to Warren. Voters in both counties loudly oppose Warrens return and his ring. The News urges Hoyt and Jefferies to stand with the people against the graft and gag rule.
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Weston
Crook
Jefferies
Hoyt
Almos
Warrene
Ring
Warren
United States Senate
Senate
Tase
Gillette Newe
The People s President Woodrow Wilson Praised in Virginia
The article extols Woodrow Wilson as the right man for president, noting Virginia’s enthusiastic support and predicting nationwide approval. It praises his practical approach, opposition to privilege, and belief in real popular government under a Democratic Congress.
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Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Congress
Nee Hie
Pueblo
Beginning of the End in Linen County Election Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Republican defeat or shift in Linen County elections. Mentions a banner or banner-like display and a period of change as the party lines realign amid unclear details. Key entities are unclear due to damaged text.
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Beferevice
Linen County
Banery
Contests Seek Fair Ballot Probe in Wyoming Senate Race
Wyoming contests claim fraud and trickery in Warren lead areas and coal camps. The effort aims to overturn results if proven, potentially ending Warren influence and affecting the U.S. Senate race with John Kendrick in doubt. Leading Democratic organizers insist on a fair, merit based trial.
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Warren
Democratic Party
John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Theemocratic Party
Wyoming
Lorimer
Dinamondville
Wyoming Tribune
Bekman's Alterative touted for tuberculosis cure claims
A promotional notice touts Bekman's Alterative as effective against night sweats fever and loss of appetite in consumption cases. A letter from Mrs Mary Warson credits dramatic relief and recovery after three weeks, urging readers to consult Palace Pharmacy and Kokman Laboratory for evidence and a patient booklet. The piece also mentions nonspecific preparations, a New Years dinner at a plains hotel, and local social ads referencing reservations and entertainment.
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Berkman
Polyelinie Hospital
Bekinya
Mary Wabson
Green
17Th St
Philadelphie
Hekman
Palace Pharmacy Company
Man Laboratory
Philadelphia
Parcel Post a New Year Gift From the Government
Washington reports a thoroughly equipped domestic parcel post to open Jan 1 1814. The system unites factory and farm with consumers, under zone based rates up to 12 cents a pound, enabling delivery to 66 000 post offices. It includes insurance, fragile labeling, and strict packing rules for perishables and questionable items.
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Washington
Congresenet
United States
Hitchcock
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Republic of Panama
Hawaiian Islands
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Massigaat
Robert &. Sharp
Post Office
J.C. Koons
C. B. Murrey
L.ood
A. A. Pisher
George G. Thomson
Post Office Department
Parcel Post
Cure a Cold In One Day Bromine Tablets Scam
Purported remedy claims a single day cure with laxative bromos and quinine. Advert shows bogus refund promise and fake signature EB. W. Grove on each box. Caution against deceptive medicine ads.
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EB. W. Grove
War Dance Mining stockholders meet in Cheyenne 1914
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for War Dance Mining company to be held January 21 1914 at 1 pm in Room 571 First National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming. Directors to be elected and reports to be considered. Secretary GHO L Irvine. Dated December 27 1913.
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War Dance Mining Company
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gho
L. Irvene
Grand Mask Ball Tonight at Eagle Hall in 1912
The B A of A presents a grand mask ball at Eagle hall on December 31 1912. Three prizes for best costumes with a grand prize march at 10 30 PM. Refreshments served free. Tickets cost one dollar with ladies admitted free. Music provided by Buchanan's orchestra.
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Eagle Hall
B. A
Buchanan
Inventor Shows Belt Battery for Police Quieter
Philadelphia December 28 the inventor Jeremiah Creeden unveils a new device described as a killer electric quieter and first aid to careful cops. The apparatus is a belt worn by on duty officers with an attached battery scene notes.
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Philadelphia
Jeremiah Creeden
Fragmentary police report of electroshock restraint
A fragment describes wires along the body and a sleeve with a metal button. Officers use a rubber glove with the button for an electric shock to subdue a resisting prisoner. The scene ends with the prisoner calmed briefly by the shock.
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Leader Publishing Company
Carey Ave
Telephone
No. 5
Clark Alex Hastie
New York
Chicago
M. C. Watson
St. A
Crook County
the People's President
Custon
the Plains Hotel
Pitty
Lawhom
Fan
Halmeauton
Electreic
Blue
Geri
Pierce
Dealera
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Continental Oil
Company
Chaceane
Hilier Beken
Ba Lake’ Caey
Therisoner
Carey Avenue
Mandy Lee
Conkey’s Poultry Remedies
Pratt’s Poultry Rémedi
Jock Growers National
Tar Stock Growers National Bank
Gheyenne, Wyoming
Rea
American Electric Shoe Shop
18Th ST
Cook Bros. CO
18Th ST. and
Cap, Ave
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