Republicans and Democrats to Convene in Cheyenne Meeting
Wyoming Republican state central committee plans a Cheyenne gathering next week with a parallel meeting of the Democratic committee. The event aims to outline policy directions, primary law changes, and state issues including blue sky proposals, utilities and tax reforms, and to forecast the party's stance for the coming campaign. The outcome could influence the future party organization and the progressive platform’s impact on the state slate.
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Cheyenne
Republican State Central
State Central Committee
Aame
Wyoming
Gouree
Public Utilities Commission
Fae
Repumn
Cnt Finan Andi
Newaek
Washington
Alton
Unclear OCR Beginnings of Wartime Communications
Fragmentary text appears to reference Mintmaster General Borlewanne and a wartime postal package. The readable portions mention government ownership, arching of something, and a turned post package. No clear events, dates, or persons beyond speculative entities.
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Piet
Borlewanne
Farmers urged to prevent meat shortage amid trade fears
A garbled rural notice urges farmers to act against looming shortages. It mentions pricing pressures, wheat and potatoes, and government reactions, with unclear references to certain dates and figures.
Direct Primary Costs Damp Political Ambitions
The piece argues direct primaries raise campaign costs, deterring capable candidates from seeking office and favoring wealthier contenders. It notes state variances and warns the system may dampen grassroots entry while benefiting well funded campaigns.
Governor Carey Returns to Cheyenne After Overseas Visit
After a ten week abroad, Governor J. M. Carey returned to Cheyenne on Monday evening. The piece humorously critiques telegraph reliability and weighs in on the practicality of communications, implying limited usefulness of heavier data like tonnage and wheel reports.
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J. M. Carey
Cheyenne
Texas Governor Provokes Washington With Outlaw Reward
The Texas Governor publicly offers a reward for Mexican outlaws accused of depredations on the United States. The move angers federal authorities as it is seen as undermining federal enforcement.
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Texas
Washington
United States
County Commissions Spar Over Election Fraud Bills
State papers highlight a report from an unreliable source claiming Sweetwater County commissioners refused to pay certain election fraud related bills after a venue change. Lincoln County commissioners however settled all bills connected with the trials.
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Sweetwater County
Lincoln County
Tragic death provokes warning on home sanctity
The article laments the stabbing of a man who violated the sanctity of a home and murdered a family in an alleged act of invasion. It describes him as well known, a jovial host, and praises his friends while condemning the crime and noting public sympathy for the murdered family.
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Celine Wae x Mneh
Tun Douglas
Atlanta Faces National Pressure Amid Turmoil and Reform Calls
Turmoil grips Atlanta as reform-minded groups unite against perceived misgovernance. Citizens rally to oppose oppressive policies while urging lawful action and stability. The scene shows widespread concern over governance and social order.
Land slide near Emmett Idaho shifts track line
The report describes a major landslide half a mile wide on the Idaho Northern Branch above Emmett. It notes wool market uncertainty and the impact of free trade on prices, with expectations that protective tariffs could raise wool values if markets were not globally open.
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Idaho Northern Branch
Emmett
Idaho
Panama Toll Question and Its Coastal Impact
The article argues that a tonnage toll on ships passing the canal would raise transcontinental freight rates via railroads, hurting densely populated coastal states. It contends this would force American merchants to compete with foreign rivals, under free trade protections.
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Panama
England
Idaho Senator Fights for Star Route Mail Rates
Senator James H. Brady presses Washington to raise payments for the Stites to Elk City Star route in Idaho. The carrier has seen increases from 5400 to 270 per year plus later boosts tied to weight rises, but no rise since 50 pound limit. He warns he may lose the contract unless the increase is granted.
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James H. Brady
Idaho
Washington
Stites
Elk City
New
Daily Mail
Brady
School Notes and Debates at Local High School
Alfred Janypse absent from school nurse duties while a mixed quartet performs for pupils. Examinations were held at the high school last Friday and Saturday. Upcoming events include the May Thursday program and a debate on federal vs state power with students delivering speeches and musical numbers.
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Alfred Janypse
Mise LePevir
Che Daseally
Manjuis
Hugh Key
Leland Wright Wn Mahlon
Quealy
Fred Jupes
Challade Wood
Dengid Mager
Tri
Marie Gurdon
Leah Shelters
Jennie Hosenborg
Helen Dohnad
Lass
Jamed Mack
Jessie
Estray Report Notes Two Brown Bores Found
A damaged note records two brown bores found and logged by a local authority. The description includes banding and partial brand references. Further details are unclear due to the text quality.
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Heather
Er Wie
Totmen
You and Me A D Hoskins Return From Extended Trip
The party left Kemmerer mid month for a lengthy east west journey visiting St Louis Cincinnati Washington Philadelphia New York and New Orleans. Highlights included Capitol galleries tours Woolworth and Castle Garden views and a Nile elevator ride with meals missed only on the Antilles voyage.
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A. D. Hoskins
Kemmerer
Tom
St. Louis
Missouri Metropolia
Cincinnati
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Mondell
Wyoming
Wool market activity shifts as prices rise worldwide
Wool trade quiets locally due to higher prices from bidders and limited domestic and foreign selections. In the West contract trading on the sheep’s back stays active with growers gaining high prices. London market remains firm with American buyers driving advances through active bidding.
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West
London
Journey Through West to California and Mexico
One day in New Ohedna visiting historic sites then two days in El Paso Texas with a trip across the river to Jaurex and a look at Mexican soldiers of the Constitutionalist army. They toured Camp Biles refugee camp housing 5700 Mexicans at an annual government cost of about 8 90100.
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New Ohedna
el Paso
Texas
Jaurex
Acros
Gen
Ville
Tom
Camp Biles
Wyoming
Los Angeles
April cleanup urged for Kemmerer yards and alleys
The article stresses spring cleanup duties for property owners in Kemmerer. It notes winter trash accumulation and explains city sanitation practices, urging residents to maintain tidy yards and gardens, attract visitors, and leave a favorable impression.
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Kemmerer
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