New Hotel Annex Completes Kemmerer Build In Wyoming
The Hotel Kemmerer announces a fully completed annex with thirty five rooms plus upper floor addition making seventy total. Each room has private baths with hot and cold water, fire safety features, a centralized heating system, and marble finished common areas. The main dining room seats three hundred, a ladies room seats about one hundred, and a sample room for business travelers is ready. manager Mr. Chapin reports strong praise from traveling salesmen.
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Kemmerer
Kewmerer
Wyoming
A& Te
Noord
Ganat
Prescot
Chayenne
Tom Ming
Mr. Chapin
Foolers Fooled Kemmerer High Students On April Fools
During April Fools Day last week twenty one Kemmerer High School pupils skipped after noon, later confessing they played hookey to study the science of knowledge. On Wednesday the faculty gave each student three demerits for willful absence, with rules stating a three day suspension for five demerits in a term.
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Kemmerer High School
Nobles Return to Big Piney Ranch After Ohio Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Noble visited Kemmerer for a few hours on their way back to the Big Piney ranch after spending winter in Ohio and other eastern states. They left Ohio two days before the flood and arrived as a cyclone struck nearby, with no fire damage where they stayed but nearby buildings demolished. There was no truth to rumors of a medical or personal issue affecting Mr Noble. Mrs. Noble enjoyed time with relatives and old friends during the visit.
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Zack Noble
Kemmerer
Big Piney Ranch
Ohio
Zackanys
Local paper praises Keuwerer's pride and readers demand more
The text lauds the enterprise of Messrs Chapin and Rogers proprietors and predicts that renewed progress will lead to further additions and space being sought soon.
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Keuwerer
Messrs. Chapin and Rogers
Visit to Washington Recalls Inaugural Parade Experiences
An observer recalls the 4 March inaugural parade, praising weather and pageantry while noting its length and tiresome moments. Governors from several states led units, including West Point cadets and the Marine Band, as President Wilson and cabinet observed. The procession along Pennsylvania Avenue ended at the White House with an afternoon lunch stop before Taft departed.
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National Guard
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Wm. Salter
New York
Philip L. Goldsborough
Maryland
Edward F. Danno
Wm. Hoiyes Mann
Virginia
Earl Brower
Misnissippi
J. M. Linton
Georgia
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Ifwo
West Point Cadets
Marine Band
Richmond
White House
Wilson
The Visitors Arrive in Washington for March Assembly
The visitors gathered in Washington on March the Tth, estimated at four hundred thousand. Hotels charged high rates and rooms at the New Willard and Raleigh were scarce, with twenty dollars for four days seen as small. Most rooms downtown were booked and many visitors left soon after arrival. At the Pennsylvania Depot, dispatchers failed to manage trains, causing delays and a nightlong jam at the gates.
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Washington
Willards
Raleigh
Pennsylvania Roads
Inauguration of President Wilson at Capitol
The inauguration occurred on the east side of the Capitol with about one hundred thousand spectators. Presidents entered around 11 o’clock in a single auto. dignitaries and military officials lined the platform as Taft signed the bill and the joint ceremony proceeded with the Senate and Representatives in attendance.
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Wilson
Capitol
Clarence D. Clark
Qapity
Ane
Enator Murray Crane
Mussechuartt
Wika
Augustya
Georgia
Alay Hull
Varius Cowmbiies
Leuremental Aras
Navy Villiers
Senate
Goff
Besteunate
Taft
Bnalies
Iuiaa
Wileow
White House Visit With Senator Warren and Taft Meeting
An editor describes a White House visit with Senator Francis E. Warren and a French delegation. They met President Taft in his rooms, saw the cabinet chamber, and witnessed Taft greeting a child with affection. Taft joked about misidentifying the editor as a Washington correspondent.
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Francis E. Warren
White House
United States
Blard
Ridgley
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Taft
Chas. D
Bolt
Foom
Witneme Br
Bia Gesk
Washington
Suffragets Reach Washington After Inauguration Parade
A remnant of suffragists arrived in Washington on the Friday before the inauguration and were escorted to the White House by a reception committee. Police opposed the parade but an executive order allowed it with protection on Pennsylvania Avenue. The event left a lasting memory of disrespect shown to Indigenous people and city officials tightened security for the ceremonies.
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Washington
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sylveater
Tuff
Schedules Resumed After High Waters Hit Rail Lines
The Hear river receded but Cokeville area remains flooded with a six mile lake along a rail line washing out tracks west of Fossil and Nugget canyon. Short Line tunnel damage to Montpelier halted service. trains behind schedule as crews repair bed and tracks. Supervisors Manson and Hosted oversee a large repair force with aim to restore normal service by week’s end.
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Cokeville
Montpelier
Fossil
Nugget Canyon
B.C. Manson
J. Hosted
Disorder in National Capitol Draws Congress Inquiry
The report notes a second day with a crowd twice as large as the first, kept in perfect order yet condemned for police discretion. Congress session following saw bills introduced demanding an investigation of the affair witnessed openly in the streets of the capital.
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Congress
Inauguration Evening at Washington Amid Crowds and Lights
March 4 night drew vast crowds on Pennsylvania Avenue and at the Capitol to witness a festive glow. An electric display and five lights along the Washington monument drew cheers, while no inaugural ball was held per President Wilson’s wish to spare costs.
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March 4Th
Pennsylvania Avenue
Passage Way
Washington Monument
Washington
Wilson
Charlie Morgan Named Deputy State Treasurer
Charlie Morgan formerly an accountant at the state examiner’s office has been appointed deputy state treasurer under State Treasurer Jr. Baird. A Uintah County man with wide finance experience, Morgan is praised for ability and efficiency and is expected to serve well in the position. He previously served as deputy county clerk and has many friends in Lincoln and Uintah counties.
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Chas, B. Morgan
Jr. Baird
Morgan
Hiss
Sheldon
Lincoln
Uinta
Labor Journal editor visits Kemmerer mining district
Herb R Schneider editor of the Wyoming Labor Journal and founder of the publication visited Kemmerer last week in the interests of the Labor Journal. J D Buckley, president of the State Federation of Labor, also associated with the Journal, was a visitor in Kemmerer.
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Herb R. Schneider
Wyoming Labor Journal Publishing Co
Kemimerer
Labor Journal
Mr. Schneider
Hart
J. D. Buckley
State Federation of Labor
Merer
Automatic Hammers At Work On New O. L. Table
Automatic hammers are used to assemble the new O L table to fit the large engines. Derricks assist in installation as structural iron workers rivet with air driven tools. The noisy scene blends with transit mess in the city, raising curiosity about downtown progress.
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Chicago
Kenmerer
Elk Wintered Good Deputy Sheriff Visits Kemmerer
Deputy Sheriff Frank L. Peterson of Jackson visited Kemmerer with Wic Baum and Harry Nethercott both of Wilson who were arrested for illegal liquor sales. They were arraigned Friday and released on fine and costs. Peterson notes the elk winter was unusually good with about 5000 animals fed in the valley though most remained in the hills. all are leaving for spring in good condition. There was a very small number of winter foxes, the least in years.
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Frank L. Peterson
Jackson
Kemmerer
Wic Baum
Harry Nethercott
Cf Wilson
Peterson
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