Hoover and Johnson Lead in Literary Digest Poll
National poll of 1,000,000 voters shows Hoover 22,609 vs Johnson 22,008 in tight race. Wood leads with 32,351, Edwards tops Democrat column at 7,668, with McAdoo and Wilson also strong. California and Michigan show neck‑and‑neck favoritism. Coolidge second‑choice votes rise. Major figures include Hoover Johnson Edwards Wood Wilson McAdoo and Lowden amid regional voting patterns.
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Literary Digest
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Leonard Wood
Hoover
Johnson
Hiram
Snover
Hiram Johnson
Edwards
McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
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California
Golden State
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Foolidge
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Marshall
Madoc
Palmer
Democrata
Hughes
Eaton
Taft
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Ohio
New Jersey
Teas
Washington
Edward J. Edwarda
Wally McAdoo
Wontrow Wilson
Jamon Me
Wind Brown
Baar
Neste
Sov Hira Johnaan
Warren G
Hading
Mink
Lowden
TAX MEN RESUME BUSINESS AS ROADS REPAIR BEGINS
Amid storm aftermath taxi firms restart operations and roads are being put in condition after weeks of disruption. Operators like Slima Brothers Frank Tich Worm Mickey, Bert Scodtorg, and Others attempt to restore service. a tractor and leveler help clear mire from main routes.
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Slima Brothers
Frank ‘Tich- Worm
Mickey
Bert Scodtorg
Opal
Kvinnerer
Witherspoon
Interior ruling lets prospector transfer oil lease interest
Washington April 26 A department of the interior ruling allows an individual applicant arranging capital to prospect under a Smoot oil lease to assign an interest in the permit and lease or later sublet land under the lease. Locators may take partners in the enterprise and make applications in all their names if each is fully qualified. Prospector financing is lightened by the ruling.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
May term district court to begin in Kemmerer
The May term of the Third Judicial District court opens Monday in Kemmerer with Judge John R. Arnold presiding. Fifty eight cases are on the docket including ten criminal matters and two murder cases. Jury draw Monday. jurors not called for two weeks due to travel issues.
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Third Judicial District Court
Kemmerer
John R. Arnold
N. Kanokogi
Asai Kanokogi
M. Ogawara
Sublet
Ogawara
Lopis Pu John Leoseo
Peter Pushkin
Pushkin
Leosco
Gulf Coast Development & Refining Co
Chemical Oil & Shale Co
C. By Crowley
Crowley
Ball Circuit to Be Organized Sunday in Kemmerer
Baseball enthusiasts of Kemmerer and nearby towns plan a Sunday meeting in Judge Glasgow's office to organize a regional circuit. Participants include Kemmerer Sublet Diamondville Oakley Glencoe and Cumberland with Buck Wright coordinating a winning lineup. Games are slated for Sundays with a preliminary schedule for the season.
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Kemmerer
Glasgow
Kammerer
Sublet
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
Cumberland
Buck Wright
Bamalay
Womaun
Lin Kammarer
May Dance at Cook's Pavilion Saturday Eve
There will be a May dance given at Pavillon on Saturday eve May 1. Music by the Kowtierer Lr. Miele will fur.
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Cook's Pavilion
Miele
Kowtierer Lr
State aid refused over Snake River bridge plan
Discussions continue as Lincoln County negotiates with Oregon Short Line to purchase two old Pocatello bridges to fund rebuilding of the Snake River bridge between Jackson and Wilson. Interior officials note past mismanagement and limit use of reclamation funds while awaiting a firm price.
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State Highway Department
Snake River
Jackson
Wilson
D. S. McCalman
Andrew Marrow
Department of Interior
Washington
Oregon Short Line
Morrow
Oregon
Pocatello
Weather Brightens After Harsh Wyoming Winter Threats
Stockmen and sheepmen hope two weeks of clear weather will save many cattle and sheep after Wyoming's harsh winter. Thawing ranges and better roads will enable feed transport, relieving three week hay shortages. Some areas report two feet of snow and losses up to 36 percent, with severe conditions across Green River Valley. Sheriff Oakley notes the worst losses in thirty years as shearing begins in Opal district with George Watts among the first clipped.
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Wyoming
Green River
D. C. Oakley
D. C. Oakley, Jr
Star Valley
Opal
George Watts
Miss Olive Rathbun Arrives in England
R A Embree receives a note from his niece Olive Rathbun secretary to Explorer Stefanson announcing her arrival in England She is enjoying her travels and is well remembered here with best wishes from many friends
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R. H. Embree Ie
Misa Olive Rathbun
Stefanson
England
Misa Olive
Sheriff Destroys Contraband Whiskey Under Court Order
Acting under Judge Arnold's order Sheriff Oakley destroyed 147 pint and 10 quart bottles of whiskey. The liquor was turned over by Kemmerer authorities after being seized from Walter Turley, amid a city county dispute over possession. Turley faces trial for illegal possession next district court term.
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Arnold
District Court
Oakley
Kemmerer
Walter Turley
Glasgow
Turley
Legion Post to Host May 8 Supper and Dance
The Kemmer Post No. 17 American Legion mounts a supper from 6 to 8 PM at Odd Fellows hall followed by a dance at Cook’s Pavilion on Monday May 8. Legionaires bring wives or sweethearts. Red Cross ladies will serve. Commander Paul Nott promises more entertainments to come.
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Kemmer
No. 17
American Legion
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Red Cros
Cook
Legion
Paul Nott
State Meeting on Roads Draws Wyoming Boosters
A large delegation from Kemmerer and surrounding areas attends a Wyoming Good Roads association meeting at Hook Springs. The group discusses a major road building plan across Lincoln, Alataami swentwater counties, aiming to boost development and bolster the Good Roads movement with support from county commissioners. Andrew Morrow, president. A Mason, treasurer. W. J. Witherapoon, rotary leader, pledge continued cooperation.
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Kemmoner Good Roads
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Hook Springs
Lincoln
Alataamiswentwater
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Rotary
W. J
L. Newton
Wyoming
Andrew Morrow
Agm
A. Mason
Mr. Witherapoon
Legion Meeting Called Monday Night
A Legion meeting convened Monday night to address rising clothing costs. Members considered drastic action to reduce expenses and support families facing high prices, with discussions centered on potential coordinated purchases and community aid measures.
Old Apparel Mended and Patched by Legion Post Members
Members of Kemmerer Post No 17 American Legion moved to defeat the high cost of clothing by boycotting new garments. Ex servicemen will mend and patch old clothes until worn out, with a committee to report next Monday night and action to follow on new wearing apparel rules.
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Kemmerer Post
No- 17
American Legion
Andrew Morrow Seen as Likely Mayor Choice in Kemmerer
The Citizens' Party will hold a May 8 town hall meeting to decide mayoral candidacy with Andrew Morrow touted as the popular choice. Supporters tout his record as county commissioner and road boosting, urging a strong city leadership for Kemmerer's growth amid oil development and two year term.
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Citizens’ Party
Andrew Morrow
Lerming
Morrow
Kemmerer
Hall couple return from wintering in Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Frank Hall and Mr and Mrs Prank D Ball have spent the winter at Mot Het Berta Ark for the benefit of or A hah Feypier this week and plan to return to their town soon. Mrs Hall is in good health and Fronk Pedrs in pee Pliwy thle.
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Prank D. Ball
Interchurch Fund Campaign Under Way in Kemmerer
After a survey of local church affiliations the Inter church World Movement launches a land campaign to aid adults and children without church connections. Rev A R Dickson says settlement and education work will be pursued, with 60 percent Protestant and 40 percent Mormon and Catholic among Kemmerer residents.
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Kemmerer
Inter= church World Movement
Interchurch Organization
A. R. Dickson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dickson
Church of God
Susulay School
Blyth-Price-Hosking Company
Interchurch Movement
Women Cast Ballots In Jacksons Hole Mayoral Race
Jacksons Hole April 28 A Wires dispatch reports a full women’s ticket dominating a recent caveus meeting. Grace Miller for mayor Tee Crabtree Mas Delaney and Genlwere Van Viock appear as councilwomen, with Poustion Unleht in a one year post. A opposing male slate led by Fred Lovejoy contests the field.
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Jackson
Cameria
Nan
Wyoming
Grace Miller
Mpa
Tee Crabtree
Mas Delaney
Mya
Genlwere van Viock
Poustion Unleht
Tred Lovejoy
Henry Cratiime
Will Merritt Tae
Williams
Bextor
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