Deming Emerges as Possible Wyoming Governor Candidate
Wyoming political chatter centers on W. C. Deming of Cheyenne as a potential governor candidate. Editorial praise from Kemmerer Camera and Laramie Republican highlights his independence, governance ability, and central state appeal amid party dynamics.
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Wyoming
W. C. Deming
Cheyenne
Deming
B. J. Sullivan
H. 8. Ridgely
Laramie Republican
Kemmerer
Wyoming Tribune
Colorado strike turmoil echoes through the nation
The passage laments unrest in Colorado describing civil strife as a threat to government. It notes brother against brother and calls for amicable settlement while condemning those who fuel the upheaval.
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Colorado
Republic
Three Nations Offer Negotiations of Peace
Argentine Chile and Brazil volunteered their good offices to mediate between the United States and Huerta the Mexican dictator. The outlook is conciliatory and a small demonstration by the U S has had a salutary effect. End may be in sight as preparations continue.
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Argentine
Chile
Brazil
U.S
Huerta
Oak Creek Basin
Herman Knoff
O. G. Williams
Frank Kimball
Knoff
Walter Cady
Spearfish
Donald
1914
Congress Favors a Positive We Ok Demand for Definite Actions
Local notes report H. H. Gunderson returning from court and business travel. Town residents discuss libel suit defense, community matters, and upcoming events including sales, homestead proofs, illnesses, and a variety of small notices across Hulett.
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Congress
H. H. Gunderson
Hulett
Sundance
Jerry Bush
A. W. Man
Nebraska
Velma Brimmer
Sam Wooldridge
Montana
J. B. Phillips
Roy McGuire
W. D. McAmis
Belle
George
Bride
Ed Willson
Nena
Glasabura
Dick Slater
Wm. Markham
Springfield
Jimmy Storm
Alva Hosts Gala Day With Ball Game and Contests
Alva citizens enjoyed a gala Sunday featuring a ball game, racing and bucking contests. Alva lost to Hulett but plans a return game on the Hulett diamond next Sunday to seek revenge. Spring appears as ball play begins with several grippe victims, including Harry Young.
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Alva
Hulett
Harry Young
Four Young People Are Married
A local notice notes four young couples wed amid community congratulations following the Globe libel suit victory. The paper thanks readers for loyalty and promises ongoing activity while preserving its policy.
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E. E. Wakeman
Notice of $50 Reward for Property Theft Arrest
A notice offering a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone removing property or trespassing at a location, signed by 16 Gmd. George Potras.
Local couples wed in double spring ceremonies
Claude Dillon and Lottie Sellier were married at A. C. Turneaure’s home with Dillon’s homestead on Lame Jones Creek cited. They settle in a neatly prepared home and receive public good wishes for their future. Carl Turnquist and Maggie Oliver wed at the Oliver home on Cracker Creek with Ed Turnquist praised for his character and humor. They begin their life together in a new home and are cheered by neighbors and friends.
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Claude. Dillon
Lottie Sellier
A. C. Turneaure
Dillon
Lame Jones Creek
Arlington
D. D
Miss Sellier
Hulett Creek
Carl KE
Turnquist
Maggie Oliver
Oliver
Ed Turnquist
Sioux Falls
S. D
Cracker Creek
Miss Oliver
J. W
Harriet Oliver
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