Hughes silence fuels voter doubt at national convention
The piece condemns Mr Hughes for his delayed acceptance letter and unclear policy stance. It critiques his criticisms of President Wilson over Mexico intervention, Huerta, and international law, asserting he offers no concrete program or defense plan.
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Hughes
Wilton
Aix
Carnegie Ha
New York City
Wilson
Pamarle
Padeiotbem
Serlaion Gleak
Dave Arte
Luke Abe
Mauy Willl
Tiaum
Loki
Huerta
Madero
Uris
Stexico
Mexico
Slere
Villa
Mr. Hughes
Jeneth
Adinistration
Messeo
Mr. Hughes Saya
Wale
Ebleh
Saxe
Germany
Pot Be
Kaiser
Mr. Wilson
Hug
Republican Party
Progressives in California back Wilson and form league
A California Progressive conference in San Francisco unanimously endorsed President Wilson and organized the Woodrow Wilson Progressive League. Francis J. Heney was elected. Resolutions praised Wilsons policy in Mexico and Europe and approved woman suffrage. Telegrams from Wilson and party leaders were received. Messages were sent to Washington.
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San Francisco
Wilson
California
Woodrow Wilson Progressive League
Iaid
Francis J. Heney
Los Angeles
United States
Secrtary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Joseph H. Price
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
League
Washington
Denver
Postmaster McNamara Suffered Illness At Home
Postmaster Joan McNamara has been confined at home for several days with a severe sore throat and La Grippe. Dr. W A Hocker and Dr J R Marquis attended and pronounced him in serious condition, though hopes for a rapid recovery remain.
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Joan McNamara
W. A. Hocker
Dr. JR. Marquis
Mr. McNamara
Schoolboy breaks arm in street fall during rain
John Mackey a minor was running across Cumberland Street during a rainstorm when he slipped and fell, breaking his arm. The injury will keep him in bed for several days.
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Cumberland
Eall
John Mackey
Heating Upgrade Reaches East Lake Depot
L B Learnet of the Jones Ol ney Company arrived with a crew in Kemmerer last Monday to install an extensive heating system at the East Lake City depot. The system, fed from the new power house, replaces ten radiators with twenty, promising one of the best heated buildings along the line.
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L. _B Learnet
Jones # Olney Company
East Lake City
Arved
Kemmerer
T Te
Unconscious Incident In Homefork Country Reported
A report describes George H. Danka and a deputy state game warden becoming unconscious for two hours after a disturbance in Homefork country. The event occurred shortly after four o clock in the afternoon, with fainting and confusion noted.
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George H. Danka
Frontier News Frightful Accident In Miner Family
The young son of miner Pete Head was badly burned when his clothing caught fire while playing with matches. His mother nearby extinguished the flames with water but he suffered severe burns before the fire was put out. The father was away on a hunting trip and was summoned home. Hope for recovery remains.
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Pete Head
Tunnel Finished at No mine After Seven Months Work
The rock tunnel at No mine is completed after seven months with three shifts. Water springs hindered progress but track laying has begun to install machinery for operation. The new slope should be ready by winter reducing past snow delays. Community notices list several local visits and a school addition underway for grades 1 through 8.
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Spenters
Frontier Hall Hosts Hard Time Ball For Local Youth
Frontier children with only four grades last winter enjoyed a merriment filled evening at Frontier Hall. The event featured a hard time ball and drew a crowd reporting a good time for attendees and families.
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Kemmerer
Frontier Hall
County Agent J B Watt Returns From West Trip
County agent J B Watt arrived back in the Valley on Wednesday after an absence of several weeks in the east. He spent two days at Lara where he met the state leader of county agriculture and the director of the extension department at the university, Hevis ing Brothers Corridale establishments in the U S.
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J.B. Watt
East
Lara
County Ag
University
Hevising Brothers Corridaletablishments
U. S
Work Begins on New Tennis Court Expansion
A new tennis court is under construction as Spears and Payne clear space starting Monday. The court surface has been formed and will be completed as soon as backstops are finished this week.
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Spears and Payne
Cour
Married Couples Skinner and Coy Wed in Area Ceremony
Edward Skinner of Bedford and Hazel Coy of Thayne were married last week. Skinner is a farmer, and Coy is a well known girl in Thayne. both are known in Kemmerer. Mayme Weir of Glencoe has been visiting her sister at the Hangen residence for several days.
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Edward Skinner
Bedford
Hazel Coy
Thayne
Dir. Skinner
Miss Cor Fe
Kemmerer
Mayme Weir
Glencoe
Hangen
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Frontier News
James Hackett
Rock Springs
Relance
Harry Harris
Webster
Ford
Fontenelle
Mrs. Tere
Butte
Tere
Frontier
Hazel Monay
Mary Roddy
Lava Springs
Elmer Carlson
Great Western Com. Co
Omaha
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