Rising Progressive split over leaders backing Republicans
The Progressive party fracturing as national leaders seek to hand the party to Republicans. Reports cite protests by delegates, attempts to convene another convention, and shifting support toward Wilson amid California and Washington reactions.
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Hon
Progressive Party
National Progressive Executive Committee
New York County
Chicago
California
Hughes
New Jersey
State Committee
Wilson
Northwest
Washington
Ebc. Snyder
Ole Hansen
U. S. Senate
Roosevelt
Perkins Leads Progressive Shift and Republican Ties
Mr. Geo W. Perkins of New York has long led the Progressive Party under Roosevelt and now joins the National Republican campaign committee. The piece quotes Perkins from 1915 showing a reform within the GOP and hints at future political realignments and readings of his deeper intent.
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Geo W. Perkins
New York
Joosevelt
Progressive Party
National Republican Campaign Committee
Rome
Mr. Perkina
Ekampire
Lew Man
Ferkine
Non-Partisan League Forms to Support Wilson
A non-partisan league of business leaders and philanthropists forms to back Woodrow Wilson’s re election. Led by Jacob Bebiff of Union Pacific influence, the group includes Harriman associates and prominent industrial figures signaling broad cross party support for Wilson amid the political climate.
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Wilson
Philanthropiats
Woodrow Wilson
Jacob Bebiff
Union Pacific Hailroad Company
Union Pacific Oat Company
Joseph W. Harriman
New York
Harriman National Bank
EH. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Ths
Campaiso
Wilkes
Lous Hrandele
Justin
Surome Court
United State
Wilew
Teaders
UN- Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacify Coal Company
Herriman Nations Heuk——Ba
Opening of the Season Loreal Bank Peddler Narration
Fragmentary verse about opening the hunting season with guns, shells, and a drive through the hills. The scene mentions the Jingoes and a hunt, with a rustic tone and calls to readiness and thrill.
County Eyes Federal Road Funding Link To Lincoln Highway
Lincoln County officials weigh how the Federal Good Roads Bill could connect the Yellowstone Park with the Lincoln Highway. A planned road from one county end to the other would require state and federal coordination, with local funds matched as needed.
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Lincoln Highway
Yellowstone National Park
Forest Roads
State Highway Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
National Park
Fire a-loom in Cokeville as crowd gathers during wind storm
A fire broke out Monday afternoon at Haggerty's in Cokeville during a strong wind. Smoke issued from spaces between walls before the blaze was found. Practically no damage occurred as onlookers turned out when the fire bell rang, fearing rapid spread.
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Haggerty
Aloon
Musician Leaves For Ogden To Join Factory Work
T. W. Nateweller departed Sunday for Ogden after securing employment in a bag factory. Mr. Keller was lured to Kemmerer earlier by local musicians who admired his exceptional talent and multi instrument abilities. The local musicians’ union plans to honor him upon departure.
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T. W. Nateweller
Ogden
Emi
Keller
Kemmerer
Mormon Conference Was Huge Success
A large Mormon conference drew attendees from Kemmerer Diamondville and surrounding areas. Despite quarantine rules and a diphtheria scare limiting child presence, many visitors joined the event with thanks to local residents and volunteers who aided with hospitality and music.
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Brown
Kemmerer
Lester Pratt
Frontier
Harry Marquis
George Williams
Ruth Gneddon
Diamondville
Fred Hancey
Joseph Pelliskin
Nominere
Bishop Evans
Frontier News Residents Attend Frontier Days and Visits
Dick Turner and wife joined Frontier Days in Cheyenne while Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Quealy toured Yellowstone. Ed Harris family returned from five weeks visiting relatives in Idaho. Mrs. Monay and sister came home from Weir Kansas after five weeks away. Carr family visitors from Hanna Wyoming plan two weeks in frontier. Hughes to Carrs’ relatives in Butte Montana for visits. Billy Roberts back from Star Valley resuming work. John Roberts Jr and James Thomas fished at Fontenelle despite rainy weather. Frontier carpenters and painters busy this summer finishing the new office building clubrooms and painting Frontier Supply Co store and warehouse.
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Dick Turner
Cheyenne
Frontier Days
Mr. Turner
Quealy
Yellowstone National
Editor notes Judge Carnahan visits Rock Springs Sunday
The Hamsfork correspondent reports Judge Carnahan was a business visitor to Rock Springs on Sunday and asks if the sender will forward Home from Send material to arrive at the Camera Office before Tuesday noon.
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Aera
Pass the Apples In A Mirror Of Hideo Times
fragments describe a whimsical tale of a girl named Bre and her dainty charm. She wanders without fear until an apple changes her view on modesty. The piece hints at debates on Thoreaties style propriety and societal conventions.
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Hideo
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Perkine
Mipkins
Loreal Bank
Apter
Cokeville Register
Frontier News
Ed Harris
Priday
Lows
Wm. Monay
Jobo Carr
Hanna
Wyo
Superior
Mrs. Hughes
Mra. Tere
Butte, Mont
Routives
Billy Roberts
Star Valley
Bie Duthea
John John Roberts, Jr
Chris Thomas
Fontenelle
Kelling
Frontier Supp Vly Co
Stevens
Stevens Am
Tool Company
Hamsfork
van Veree
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