Our Position With the Warring Nations and Mexico
The piece urges President Wilson to adopt a definite stance toward wartime powers and the Mexican dispute. It argues England’s sea seizures violate prior notes, emphasizes American interests abroad, and calls for decisive action to restore peace in Mexico, even by conquest if necessary. It stresses a Monroe Doctrine defense of Latin American stability and a firm U S duty in international conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
England
Washington
Taft
Mexican Republic
Mexico
United States
Editor Returns From Coast Trip With Mexico Visit
The editor reports a two week coast trip from San Diego to San Francisco and a crossing into Mexico. He attended fairs and observed events including appearances by William Jennings Bryan in San Diego and Theodore Roosevelt in San Francisco. The return trip paused for a brief vacation, with Mrs. Brandee remaining in San Francisco for two more weeks before the author plans to come home mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
San Francisco
Mexico
Tme
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Feeder Prices Show Wide Range This Summer
A South Omato report notes three dollar spreads per hundredweight in feeder prices this summer. Steers sold yesterday from 15.50 to 4.00, with uncertainty about antimary value. Market chatter suggests buyers may pay only a small premium for higher priced cattle, discouraging feeder listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonel
Druvera Journal
South Omato
Army Reorganization Plans Highlighted by Wilson
A damaged excerpt discusses a government document on army reorganization. It notes Secretary of War meets with President Wilson, broadening popular support for a larger force and increasing military strength. The report emphasizes public assurance in a stronger standing army.
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Urban
Wilson
Maloe Volta
Military warning against uprisings and large army call
Fragmentary reminiscence quotes Colonel Rowsevelt urging readiness after Gettysburg. Mentions defending against evil, a standing army around 200000, and warnings to those who would work destruction. Source: Laramie Republíloge.
Fragmented Local Note Hints at Weekend Paper Change
An old OCR fragment from a weekend paper hints at a change in edition or publication timing. It mentions Olde Settle and a shift related to We comRratuint fd, suggesting editorial or production adjustments. Further readable bits point to a possible plan for a revised weekend issue.
Afton Newsman Upgrades Press and Advertising
In Star Valley Independent readers note progress as a local helper installs a new press and advertising type. Community officials say stronger news offerings are on the way and readers will soon see enhanced displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Star Valley Independent
Independent
Booster Patrick Sullivan Returns After Absence and Purchases Sheep
Senator Patrick Sullivan spent a week away attending the Cheyenne celebration and visiting Rawlins Sweetwater country. He returned to Cheyenne and Denver, claiming Cheyenne’s event was a success and noting Casper’s rising profile amid booster activity. Sullivan bought 1000 dollars worth of stock from Hon. FP. A. Hadsell, paying roughly 100 per head for every sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations County Tribune
Patrick Sullivan
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Sweetwater
Denver
Burlington
Casper
Pat Sullivan
FP. A. Hadsell
Frank
Pat
Rawlings Journal
Judge Arnold to Hear Eighth Judicial District Session
Judge Arnold of the Third Judicial District will arrive in Kemmerer today or tomorrow to hold an adjourned session of the district court addressing demurrer and arguments. Arnold has visited Kemmerer before on matters since his appointment to fill the vacancy created by Judge Craik’s death.
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Arnold
Third Judicial District
Kemmerer
Kemmer- Jobn
Dodge Craik
Card of thanks for friends and offerings
To the many friends who by their namdetal words yiopathy and florel offerings comforted us in the great sorrow of our dear little son. We offer our heartfelt gratitude. The O'Neil family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Wieh
O.S. L. Cuts Out Liquor Service
Short Line authorities announce suspension of liquor service following a general order. The move aims to curb disruptive behavior and improve dining car safety as personnel report unruly incidents after meals.
Illegal liquor sale cases in Lincolm County continue
The Camera exposed illegal liquor operations in Lincolm County. Several arrests followed. one Cumberland suspect pleaded guilty and was fined 160. Other defendants pled not guilty and were held to district court with bonds. Saloons reportedly remain in operation, raising questions about prosecutorial sincerity and potential renewed arrests.
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Lincolm
Witeh
Cumberland
Carnahan
Nick Ziller
Ilegal
Glencoe
Oakley
Vacation in the Hay Fields
John Rizal, manager of the Union Mercantile Co., returned to Kemmer after a two week vacation to the LaBarge Livestock Company ranch. He spent most of his time in the hay fields riding the mowing machine and taming broncos. Rizal previously managed the LaBarge company years ago and enjoyed the trip as both rest and pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rizal
Union Mercantile Co
Kemmerer
LaBarge Livestock Company
John
Promises Support Pete Moss Charged With Non-Support
Pete Moss of Susie was arraigned before Court Commissioner Bob Christmas on non support of his wife and six children. The case, referred to elsewhere in this paper, notes he was arrested for beating his wife who is about to become a mother. Five children were placed with a society and will be cared for together while Moss pays $40 a month. if he fails, the children will be placed in homes.
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Pete Moss
Susie
Bob Christmas
Mose
Picnic on Sublet Mountain at Mischler ranch
James P. Rosenberg visited the Mischler ranch near Cokeville on Sunday with Mins Jeaste and Master Bille for a picnic party on Sublet Mountain. Dinner featured chickens as the main dish. Jease and Hilly stayed a few days while Rosenberg returned Monday morning.
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James P. Rosenberg
Mischler
The Escape at New Kemn Theatre Monday Night
The Escape directed by D W Griffiths is billed as a grand social drama. Blanch Sweet leads a strong cast in this cautionary tale about human frailty and the need for higher social government, with firm praise from critics for its eloquent treatment of themes.
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Kemn
W. Griffith
Armstrong
Arthur D
America
Blanch Sweet
Moore
Mav Herwb
Low By
F. Saan Bi
Forest ranger visit notes dry conditions and elk abundance
Supervisor C A Beam of the Grand National Forest and clerk T Pearson toured Kemmerer and Hamsfork and Green Valley districts. Beam reported dry conditions with water scarcity on some allotments and possible early flock departures. Elk numbers are high in the lower districts, aided by a milder winter that saved many calves.
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C. A. Beam
Wyoming National Forest
T. ¥. Pearson
Afton
Kemmerer
Beam
Mr. Pearson
Pearson
Hamsfork
Green Valley
Big Ranch Deal Shakes Piney County Transfers ONeil
T D ONeil arrived from Big Piney and agreed to take over Cot tonwood Livestock holdings in a deal valued over 100000. The transfer includes 5000 acres of land above Piney with homes furniture two haying outlets and all facilities except the Caterpillar traction engine. One thousand acres lie under meadow and grain another thousand prepared for seed this year. ONeil’s hay crews will operate at 90 per cent of 1000 tons for Piney ranch in winter, marking the county’s largest ranch deal to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. O'Neil
Mr. O'Neil
Cottonwood
Piney
Satay Peesa
O'Nel
Marriage Annulled in Peculiar Everett Family Case
Judge Meta annulled the marriage of John Everett and Lena Everett on Monday of Inet Week. The case involves Mire Everett formerly Mrs Large, with rumors tying to a drowned husband years ago whose clothes were found on the bank. The文章 references a Riverton Review and hints at local civic notices.
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Inet
Meta
John Everett
Lena Everett
Frontier School Opens After Mountain Trip
Directors of School District No. 1 plan a new two room Frontier building and consider renting Kemmerer rooms for Intermediate grade pupils. Opening date set later than usual, with Kemmerer district term start updated. Sublet addition contract awarded to Lincoln Lumber, Centennial Supply Co. handles supplies. A long list of teachers for Kemmerer and Sublet emerges, and trips from Salt Lake City to Bondurant are noted including road progress toward Jackson Hole.
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Frontier
Kemmerer
Snot
Lincoln Lumber Company
Centennial School Supply Co. of
Denver
Burch
Aryaw Nates
Peanis
Free
Ti Mh Mayer
Lata Thecary
Epalish
Helen Stuby
Chas. B. Bruce
Marthe Pemberthy
Jasus
Amy H. Frink
Tengretes
Fronter
Houche
Emma J. Peern
Ina Ta Aane Anderson
May Y Courroy Shreve
Kathryn Biliott
Ult
Mayme Jones
Ethel Number Six
Ming
Myra Geer
Bublet
Core Lood
Lucile Folin
Grace Arantage
Hametort- Eilnabeth Meyer
Vogel! —Eileabeth Mebell
Conroy—Greau
Kinley Hiker
Mary Krolts
H. Chapin
Thomas Sneddon Sr
Thos. Sneddon Jr
Ed O'Brien
Salt Lake City
Bondurant
Fall River Basin
Hobaceks Canyon
Mr. Chapin
Marriage announcement for Mammone and Yow in Auburn
A wedding notice records the marriage of Mammone of Colorado and Yow of Auburn, noting the ceremony occurred in the evening at a local home. The event is described in a brief county clerk printed notice with limited readable details.
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Marold
Kasmerer
Mammone
Colorado
Ieee Ailon
Auburn
Mrs Given Arrives From Salt Lake to Grace’s Home
Mrs Given arrives with her daughter Grace Givenson and Master George to a pew county home. The narrative notes their movement from Salt Lake and the family’s newly joined residence.
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Salt
Not a Bull Moose Wig Piney Sightings
Local residents reported an unusual event near Wig Piney involving a curious object or figure near Curtis pasture and the adjacent lane. Details remain unclear as witnesses described indirect paths and uncertain actions in the nearby area.
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Watt Brandon
Rowsevelt
Dan Liege
Geenston
Gettyeburg
Army Ub
Laramie
T Db O'Neil
Pamuily
O.S. L
Ashie
Phuther Stewai Mally
Ghawrvahlion
Sublet Mountain
Neih
Cove
Rangers
Bebscribe
NYAL
Idler
Russell
Nyas
the City Drug Store
Chas. A. Christmas
Hoberks Camyon
Hammond-Waltogt
Mrs. Given
Wig Piney
Saek
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