Carey in Casper Backs Wilson in Campaign Speech
ex Governor Joseph M. Carey urged Casper crowds to support Wilson as a progressive Democrat, praising his wartime diplomacy and domestic reforms. He criticized Republicans for lacking a presidential platform beyond foreign policy and endorsed Kendrick for Senate and John D. Clark in Washington races.
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Joseph M. Carey
Iris Theatre
Wilson
Aimerican
Mr. Carey
Republican Party
Amerea
Belgium
America
Carey
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Congress
John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
C. D. Clark
John D. Clark
F. W. Mondell
Washington
Work progresses at new Standard refinery site
Work at the Standard refinery in Greyboo progresses rapidly though delays from missing materials persist. About seventy five men are employed with plans to increase. two big cracks rise toward 150 feet as concrete work begins. carpenters receive lumber and brick daily and offices for Chief Clery Puckett and Construction Engineer Moulton are set up.
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Greybo Oot
Clery Puckett
Moulton
Hills
Hot Water Cure for Headache Claims Shocking Toxins
A 19th century remedy proposes daily hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate to purge toxins from liver and bowels. It alleges headaches stem from self poisoning and claims rapid relief and purification of the digestive tract, urging readers to ask pharmacists for the powder.
Candidates Rescue Victims of Auto Wreck
Democratic candidates J. F. Fitzpatrick H. R. Herrison R. F. Rose and George Tanner aided a wrecked Bassett car near Afton after a collision with a Cokeville-Afton Transportation truck. They freed the stunned occupants and rushed them to town for medical help. no serious injuries reported. The Bassett vehicle was destroyed.
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J. F. Fitzpatrick
H. R. Herrison
R. FR. Rose
George Tanner
Bassett
Afton
Passett
Citizens Contribute $4600 for Cokeville-Afton Road Work
C T Papworth reports that Star Valley citizens sent a $4600 check to the county commissioners for road improvement expenses. The funds will be used to hire and maintain work crews on the Cokeville Afton road project.
University Alumni Win Military Honors in Laramie
In Laramie on October 18, alumni of the University of Wyoming earned military recognition. Lieut Charles H Rice class of 1903 was promoted to captain of the Sixth Infantry Second Lieut Clyde V Simpson promoted to first lieutenant Pete Irwin class of 1915 has unofficially passed exams for second lieutenant Simpson is class of 1912 and Irwin is known as Pete
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Charles H. Rice
Sixth Infantry
Clyde V. Simpson
Constant J. Irwin
Pete
Simpson
Irwin
Fox Organizes At Kemmerer Labor Meeting
In Kemmerer on October 19, President Farry W. Fox of the State Federation of Labor spoke at a mass meeting. The goal was to organize all unorganized laborers in Kemmerer including butchers meat cutters carpenters teamsters auto drivers and other groups.
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Kemmerer
Farry W. Fox
State Federation of Labor
Woman writer endorses Wilson in foreign policy review
Allee Tramilion, a voter from Tlinois, praises Woodrow Wilson for keeping the country out of war and criticizes Hughes on Mexico and suffrage. The piece weighs Wilson’s handling of the Lusitania and Sussex incidents, urging support in the presidential race.
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New Republic
Allee Tramilion
Tlinois
Wilson
Lusitania
Baasy
Germany
Berlin
America
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Hughes
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Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming Woman’s Death Draws Casper Notice
Just Wyoming Helen 3-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Svare of Casper died late last week from bronchial pneumonia after a brief illness. Natrona County Patr association to meet before November to audit fair receipts and assess financial standing. Breapan, former Casper News owner, now Lyric theatre owner in Casper, secured full Lyric equipment in Denver. Twenty eight carloads of garthre shipped from Hudson by small cart owners from adjoining territory to Oklahoma markets. Sands of Hotanham, West and Sunde member, injured when a Ford crank release caused arm fracture. Intertype machine installed by Rock Springs Rocket to dress the paper in latest style. Snow at Charwater caused a car to fail and soaked the crew.
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Helen
al Svare
Casper
Fall wheat progress and town enterprise update
Farmers report good progress on fall wheat and work on the garage. A. A. Spaugh gains controlling interest in Jireh tank by purchasing stock from A. P. Knight and G. A. Swallow, with no bank move to Koline. R. Hillaman named cashier. Riverton Cottage Hospital opening planned with public reception. Mrs. H A Peterasdorff who built the building will oversee operations.
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A. A. Spaugh
Jireh
A. P. Knight
G. A. Swallow
Koline
R. Hillaman
Riverton
Mra. H. A. Peterasdorff
Midwest Well on State School Land Extends Oil Boom
In Salt Creek on October 19 the Midwest Oil company drilled a new well on school section 36, 40-87. Spectators from Casper watched the spout rise over 100 feet before stabilizing as a producer. The well is expected to yield better than 500 barrels per day and provide royalties to the state.
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Salt Creek
Midwest Oil Company
Casper
Fiddleback Company Sells Carload of Cattle at Top Omaha Price
Douglas Oct. 19 B L De Mott manager of the Fiddleback company reports the last carload of cattle sold on the Omaha market through Donahue Randall for 8.25 dollars per hundred. This top price reflects stock shipped from this section.
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Douglas
B. L. de Mott
Fiddleback Company
Omaha
Donahue, Randall Commission
Eighty Arizona placed in commission under McDonald
New York dispatch reports two more dreadnought battleships of the United States Navy, including the Arizona, were placed in commission. The vessel is commanded by Captain John B. McDonald and crewed by 67 marines and 900 sailors. It mounts twelve 14 inch guns, 25 inch secondary battery, and two anti aircraft guns.
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New York
Arizona
United States Navy
John B. McDonald
Union Pacific Schedule Items From South
Train numbers 16 1 4 103 arrive and depart times listed from the south station. No. 101 arrives 7:55 p.m. No. 102 departs 4:60 a.m. No. 104 departs 6:50 p.m. No. 106 departs 6:45 a.m.
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Limited
Aenean
Callifornia Express
Atonea
Paecific Limited
Overland Ltd
Etree
Rts
Ota
Eenne
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