Strikes End in Philadelphia and Census Disruptions Reported
A major street car strike in Philadelphia ends with workers returning to duty. Census taking in Sheridan district delayed by a strike, new enumerators later employed for three cents. Kentucky Governor pardons Col. Cooper amid high political tension following Senator Cat’s murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Wes
Vlover
Duncan B. Caopar
Kentucky
Je Torson
Suiri i
Cooper
Cat
Col. Cooper
Kemmerer Notes And Theatre Row In Town
Local notices recount Chas A Christmas business trip to Hock Springs and Frontier guest Francis Malone in Kemmerer. A fire crew responded to a bedding fire at a home. town officials discuss a baseball park and a possible autopay death investigation. auditors Crawford and Squires visit from Butt for Mountains Trading Co.
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Chas, A. Christmas
Hock Springs
Francis Malone
Frontier
Marion Lane
Kemmerer
Simoneof Daniel
Mra Sinter
Kemmerer Han
Ebravster
Medicine Butte
Kvanaton Times
John Crawford
K.T. Squires
Butt
the Mountains Trading Co
John
Andrew Butler
New York
Craig
Win
Danvers
Fontenelle
Quealy
Onna
Cheyenne
Matthews House
Kempton Rowedy Co
Beth
Fuewnard
Guesiong
Elaan
Kemptoun
Gwen Frog
Giler Pee
Milk and butter samples taken from wagons in Diamondville
Eddie Burke and Boss Brockway Moody of Laramie inspected dairy wagons for adulteration under the pure food law. Burke collected samples from multiple vendors and dairymen, including cream and butter fat tests, with results indicating various levels of fat and total solids. Mountain Trading Co. promotes new fishing tackle lines in Diamondville, Wyoming.
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Eddie Burke
Brockway Moody
Laramie
Burke
David Flockhart
U. BR. Manning
Gun Artist Among Townsfolk Faces Judge in Arrests
A chaotic notice row reports J C McMiel jailed for ninety days after arraignment by Judge Rosenborg following a late night incident. Other local items include sales at Kemmerer Mercantile Co and community notices from the Ladies Aid to church services and events.
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Moooher
J.C. McMiel
Marstiul
Rosenborg
Marshal Naylin
McNielli
Point of Rocks
H. FB
Willard Hell
Jimmy Roddy
Geo. Fairchild
George
Ladies Aid Society
Mable Downey
Panatello
Ivan
Donce
Evanston
W. A. Carter
Ana Panne
Epuers League
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Thanks are offered to friends and neighbors for support during the difficult time after the death of a beloved family member. The note expresses gratitude from George Hantine and family for expressions of sympathy, flowers, and kind acts received.
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Ant Catia
Tor
George Hantine
Vamly
Kemmerer Neighbors Share News and Visits Across Town
In Kenyon and Kemmerer areas, residents report visits from Mire Veda Dichey and Mrs. War Lawney, extended stays with relatives, and local gatherings. Children celebrated birthdays with plane parties, while Father Helbig was called to Laramie. Local business and weathered roads prompt notes of shipments, a new garage, and pending mail routes.
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Kenyon
B. I
Kemmerer Sherman
Tie Cy
Tie
War. Lawney
Gev
Sutton
Vinit Cne
Mra. A. D. Novlitt
Cobewilia
W. Lksrewn
Cum
Wevb-Rie
Keummerer
Suey
Joe Penny
Menderen
Mra
Mable Stelleprat
Heart Academy
Mrs. Helbig
Laramie
Father
Bet
Diamondville Text Mixed With Local Notices And Births
The item mixes a report on Diamondville baseball enthusiasm with updates on residents. Mentioned are Dudley and Hamlin figures, visits by McAl and Sneddua, a birth tally around town, and the death of John Hankine, a mine watchman. The text notes a local shop offering garden supplies and tools.
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Dudley
Promina Ee
Hamlin
Mont
Chupin
Dudiey
Onal McAl
Satwight
Thomas Sneddua Aely
Evanston
Stork
Reusua| Cummerator
Tive Birthe
Eaghien Beret
Hier
SM Mn.r
Oakley
Mhosonion
Nadele
John Hankine
Unclear obituary note with fragmented lines
Fragmented OCR text references a person named Jarrey tee and mentions death at supper, an invalid in Chicago, a foot wound, and a high mass at a Taubatle arch. Details are garbled and uncertain due to corruption of the source.
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Jaway
Jarmey
Colet Mishel
Ion
Chicago
Pda
Wes
Bnith
Taubatle Arch
M. Meriday Sventeg
Irvine Fu
Muddle of Names and Roles in Social Gathering
Fragmentary OCR describes a social scene with references to Becky Patty RP Jenkins a butler and Fatty. The text hints at preparations for a ball or event and shifting plans among associates with hints of affection and drama, but details are tangled and unclear.
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Brown
Becky
Patty
RP Jenkins
Buv
Over From Evanston Lt Ends In Wild Car Ride Incident
An escapee party from Evanston and two white officers traveled toward Kemmerer and Braveton for a ride with a pursuit ending in a car mishap. Donald Mr Alloverly led a vehicle that split from the group, then jumped the tracks near Diauondville. The day’s event lasted about three hours with chauffeurs Sima and Rainey at the wheel as onlookers watched the tense chase unfold.
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Evanston
Kemmerer
Braveton
Joun Mamier
John Ward
Donald
Iip
Chauffere Sima
Rainey
Unclear OCR fragment mentions public works and meetings
Fragmentary text references sewer matters, a Wednesday meeting, and personnel names. Details are garbled, but hints at municipal proceedings, contracts, and quotes about a council discussion.
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Wedenday
Citisens
Wyu
E. W. Berke
Mountain Trading Co
Viamondville
Wyo
Mountadi Te
Diamondville
Wye
Se Ua
Mauinia Co
Diamendvulic
Mise Fern
Htele
Laurens and
Laurents Hackenerg
Mitt Aline Solliday
Fitnes
Gold Medal Flour
Mowawaia |Raving Co
Myers
Thearbe County State Bank of
Kowitus
Mike Quesly
Vetour Pole
Mathion Quealy
Lewter Mills
Hig Piney
Kemneres Thuredas Roaring Ape
Randolph
Utah
Herue
Neil
Opal
Pinedale
Jim
Vecumone
Dark Matthews
Purhibit
W. Malfee
Fornimud Oheville
Moe
Curtin
Kid Poe
Guy Jayeus
Camuing
Huy
Jarrey Tee
Neil & Heitz
Wyoming
Official Council
Ane
Amu
Tafford
Pete Ee Ome
Sabrenreseees
Wade Son
Waid
Orie
Nes
Kensie, Vt
Cima Ieee
Atedo
J.B. Trvien
Nate
Ted
Fra Omdum, Jr
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