Republican Rally in Cheyenne Sets April Meeting
The Republican State Central Committee calls a Cheyenne meeting on April 6 at 10 a m and a conference at 2 p m inviting Republicans Progressives independents and anti-Democratic voters to discuss a 1014 campaign declaration of principles. Patrick Sullivan chairs with T Blake Kennedy as secretary urging broad attendance.
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State Central Committee
Mass
Republican State Central Committee
Cheyenne
Cheywane
T. Blake’ Kennedy
Making Good in N Y Advancement of Wyoming Boy
Word reaches Kemmerer of Will D. Embree, brother of Skoote Embree and Mrs. Chas Rathbun, being appointed assistant to Charles Whitman, New York County district attorney, with a salary of 7000 dollars. A Yale graduate of 1902 and Yale Law School alum, Embree has deep Western ties from Wyoming roots to Opal and the Fontenelle ranch. He prior led as deputy assistant district attorney under Jerome, then served Whitman, and recently married Miss Etta Parsons. they have a young daughter.
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Kemmerer
Will D. Embree
Skoote Embree
Chas. Rathbun
Chas
Whitman
County of
New York
City of
Yale Law School
Berea College
Berea
Yale
Will
Wyoming
G. N. Miles
Opal
Yeat
Cokeville
Fontenelle Ranch
Charley Rathbon
Olive
Criminal Courts Department
Wm. Travers Jerome
Harry Thaw Cane
Jerome
Embreo
Etta Parsons
Three Arts Club
Embrow
Denver
Miners Examinations and Inspections Planned for Spring
Cumberland Mine Inspector George Mincksr travels to Kemmerer to inspect mines at Hublet Diamondgily and Klisol, with plans to push development at the Union Jackie Coal Co camp near Cumberland when weather allows. Spring examinations for mine curellen and watchmen set in Kemmeter on April 90th, with about nine to be examined.
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George Mincksr
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Hublet
Diamondgily
Klisol
Union Jackie Coal Co
Mine Curellen
Yes Watchmen
Kem Meter
Aid
Jury Drawn for Spring Term Court Names 30 Jurors
In a public session Clerk Carl Cook oversaw juror selection as 30 names out of about 800 were drawn for the spring term. Mileage allowances vary by origin. court opens May 4 with naturalization on day one and calendar prep on day two.
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Carl Cook
Ben Bell
Ed Hansen
D. J. Brown
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Freedom
Thayne
Opal
Cokeville
Driggs
Afton
Grovant
Fontenelle
Grover
Smoot
Thiria
C. M. Whitney
J.B. Slater
John P. Robinson
L. E. Holland
Earl W. Harrie
Gravyont
Jan. R. Moffat
James Smith
Hamafork
G. W. Bickley
Big Viney
John Peterson
Raver
Edwin
Fasson
Grovont
Hokan Hokanson
Josiah Brown
Drigus
Thomas J. Walker
A. M. Baker
W. G. Parry
August Pierson
Colonville
Dumas 5
Roberta
George Hommert
Spur in March Weather Spurs Parcel Post Expans
Postmaster Muck plans a spur track and extra warehouse space to boost parcel post business amid record warm March weather reported from the Vuckle comet. Congress had allocated 105 million dollars for postal service but left out warehousemen provisions, a gap Mack aims to exploit for retrenchment and Democratic aims.
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Muck
Congress
Mack
Railroad Notes and Personnel Movements in Idaho
A. B. Stevenson, Idaho Falls Superintendent, heads to Los Angeles in private car No. 4 to bring Mrs Stevenson home and will be away about ten days. General Superintendent Manson will oversee operations. Dining cars will run through Omaha to Portland on limited trains, reducing terminal switching. Dr Ainsworth arrives from Portland in private car San Fransisco to Salt Lake in No. 6. Brakeman Braken S Bixley dies after fishing accident near Ketchum. body buried in Blackfoot. Conductor G W Carey improves at Lava Hot Springs. Maho Northern Branch gets track work to remove six slides blocking the line. Idaho attracts eastern colonists. hundreds of farmers plan permanent settlement. A New York Oregon Short Line inspector completed a general system review. report not released.
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A. B. Stevenson
Idaho Division
Los Angeles
Mra. i Stevenson
Manson
Supt. Stevenson
Pocatello
U. 1
Omaha
Portland
Ainsworth
Pooner Pacific Railway
Salt Lake
San Fransisco
G. W. Carey
Lava Hot Springs
Maho Northern
Depleting the Range as Wild Horses Are Rounded Up
Ern Smith reports a harsh winter reducing bands of desert horses making them easier to capture. Wild colts grow unbranded, creating many mavericks owned by whoever can capture and brand them. Rider D E Irvine probed the Granger range over two months to bring in the feral herd.
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Ern Smith
D. E. Irvine
Jacent
Granger
New Garage Prepares to Offer Auto Supplies and Services
The Up-to-Date Auto Company will equip a Fairbanks Morse lighting plant to power their garage and will offer battery charging. They advertise rock bottom prices and a broad line of auto supplies to attract public patronage this week.
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Trong
Deputy U S Marshal Here on Witness Hunt
Leale B. Snow of Cheyenne deputy United States marshal visited Kemmerer over Sunday and Monday seeking a witness needed for a Cheyenne trial. Snow has served eight years as a deputy and is known for his constant duty efforts.
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Leale B. Snow
Cheyenne
United States
Kemmerer
Granger
Snow
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