Lincoln County Contests Show Republican Tensions In Wyoming
The Kemmerer testimony in the Lincoln County contests draws strong editorials from the Kemmerer Camera and Wyoming Tribune. Republicans condemn misrepresentations while defending Senator Warma and call for rooting out alleged fraud at the polls. The drive critiques charges aimed at Bradbury and accuses rivals of political mischief and factional strife within Lincoln County GOP.
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Kemmerer
Uinta County
Wyoming Tribune
Warren
Wyoming
Tribune
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
Leader
Norvan
Diamond Coal and Coke Co
Cheyenne Tribune
Lincoln County
Republican Party
Thomas Sneddon
Unita County
Refueling
Clark
Warma
Lincelna Ocounty
Atete
Calin
Cabinet not all selected in Princeton report Jan 18
Wilson reiterated he had made no decision on cabinet personnel and had not conferred with any prospective candidates. He believed unlikely any chosen would decline. He would not consult with those picked until the entire slate was ready.
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Princeton
Wilson
Snowslide kills miners near Trinity bonanza mine
Snowslide in the Trinity bonanza mine area near Delta California Friday killed superintendent Edward Treadwell, son of James Treadwell, discoverer of the Treadwell mine in Alaska, and employee Dave Williams. The slide was discovered today.
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Delta
Cal
Edward Treadwell
Trinity Bonanza
Here
James Treadwell
Treadwell
Alaska
Dave Williams
Prohibition Party Split Debate Opens National Committee
Indianapolis January 18 report on the national committee session. C. J. Hall of California urged separation of the prohibition party from church groups claiming God lacks a vote on the liquor question. Q. L. Morrow of South Dakota opposed church meetings and collections.
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Indianapolis
C. J. Hall
California
Prohibition Party
National Committee
Q. L. Morrow
South Dakota
Strike in New York Settled for Dress and Shirtwater Makers
The New York dress and shirtwaist makers strike tied to the garment workers walkout was settled today. Most of the 87,400 strikers return to work Monday with higher wages shorter hours and arbitration. The overall garden workers strike continues with about 150 000 affected.
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New York
Soothe People May Know in The Wyoming Tribune
The Wyoming Tribune questions if it will follow The Denver Post by reprinting the cartoon from last night’s edition. The article discusses media practices in highlighting public figures and asks whether the Tribune will continue the method.
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Wyoming Tribune
Mameon
the Tribune
Denver Post
Fear of tariff cut sparks talk of reform in 68th Congress
Congressman elect Clyde H. Tavenner reports on views in Washington that tariff revision may favor revenue by taxing luxuries while easing taxes on necessities. Underwood and the Ways and Means Committee hint at free goods like dressed fur, lumber, shingles, lathe, and fence posts. The piece notes industry fears of job losses and cites British trade data to question protectionist arguments.
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Underwood
Democratic Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Great Britain
Washington
Panama Canal
Goethala
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
United States
Canal
Pacific
Mild January Across the East Spurs Early Spring Signs
Reported unusually warm weather in the eastern states with highs near 69 degrees on January 17. Gardens trees and birds show early signs of spring from New Jersey to Virginia and Philadelphia as outdoor activities resume and early blossoms appear.
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New York
Mobquitoes
New Jersey
Vermont
Bluebirds
Robins
Virginia
Maryland
Philadelphia
Dame- Hon
Weather Bureau
St Fulton
Neptune
Albany
Ice packs for apple trees aim to halt premature budding
In Washington a warm spell threatens an early apple bloom. William F. Thomas sends 100 tons of ice from Maryland to cover tree roots, simulating winter to prevent premature budding and potential crop losses as milder weather persists.
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Washington
William F. Thomas
Maryland
Street sprinklers droughted January heat in downtown Chicago
In January heat, Chicago street sprinklers operated in the downtown district for the first time in a month and reportedly in thirty years.
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Chicago
Indians fortified with fugitive defy sheriff
A band of about fifty Utes has left the reservation and fortified themselves in the Ute mountains near Cortez Colorado. They refuse to surrender Big Rabbit after a recent rifle duel in which a Mexican herder was seriously wounded and another Indian killed. Sheriff vows to seek state or federal troops if the uprising cannot be dislodged.
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Denver
Cortez
Colo
Ute Mountains
Big Rabbit
Joseph Viehel
Portraits in frames spark memory in Wyoming Senate
The Wyoming Senate discussed adding identity tablets for two large framed portraits facing the chamber. Senator B W Stone of Cheyenne urged naming the pictured figures and detailing their services, and the motion passed. One portrait is John A Campbell the first governor of Wyoming Territory noted for Civil War service and early female suffrage advocacy.
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B. W. Btone
Cheyenne
John A. Campbell
Wyoming Territory
Campbell
Johoson
Wyoming
Washington
Tax Fisher With Coercing Indians in Oil Leases
Hearing before the House Indian Affairs Committee examined charges that Secretary Fisher pressured Osage Indians to lease oil lands to the Standard Oil and counter claims by Fisher that Uncle Sam Oil sought the fields. Osage council members ousted by Fisher petitioned the district supreme court for reinstatement. Leases to Uncle Sam have been invalidated. no bill to validate them is pending.
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Washington
Fisher
Osage
Standard Oil Company
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Wickersham
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Osages
Uncle Sam Company
District Supreme Court
Albert Wilson
Uncle Sam O l Company
Standard Oj
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Cme
Uncle Sam
Incle Sam Ol
Off Trust
Post Office Department
Figld
Oftruet
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Weekend
The forecast calls for warm and cold fronts shifting across Wyoming. Expect warm conditions with a strong cold wave reaching the northern portion Sunday and spreading to the southern portion by night. Monday should bring fair skies and cooler temperatures in the south.
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Washington
Jaf
Wyoming
Evidence of Illegal Voting in Kemmerer Contest Cases
The Leader reports testimony from Andrew Morrow and Annie Molinar detailing alleged irregularities in Diamondville during the 1912 election. Witnesses claim curtains allowed voters to be observed and that some individuals voted without clear residency rights, suggesting intimidation and improper voting practices by local organizers.
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Kemmerer
Andrew Morrow
Annis Molinar
Contesta
Bradbury
Alfred
Fischer
Eynon
Warren
Iiehat Sneddon
Annie Moliner
Collinaville
Haineis
Wyoming
Rigdon
A. Diamondvyille
Lincoln County
Dianmondville
A. Yea
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Williame
Annie Molinar
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Uinta
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Tam
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