Republican gathering for county convention in Evanston Wyoming
The Republican county convention for Uinta County Wyoming will meet in Evanston on September 19 1910 to elect delegates and discuss business for the upcoming election. Officials to be elected include the state senator county clerk prosecuting attorney treasurer clerk of court surveyor and superintendent of schools. Precinct meetings are set at various towns with sessions from two to one thirty in the afternoon.
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Wyoming
Howe
Evan
Uinta Coun
St Two
State Senate
Ieang
Due
Ansunsot
Que
Prouer
Constable
Ublicanes
Ua Somuntey
Ty ‘Ounty
Marien
Evanston
Udville
Kemmerer
Frontiereville
Afton
Lyman
South Cumue
Cumberland
Glencoe
Jackson
Kiko
Eighth Annual Convention Proceedings of United Mine Workers
The eighth annual convention of United Mine Workers District Mu 28 met in Cheyenne June 7 1910 under President Thomas Givson. Delegates discussed a wage scale, air supply in mines, stable housing for workers and fire safety, with Inspector Bird urging sheet iron stables and clear air provisions. Field Worker T P Fahey was praised for dispute handling and international duties as the convention addressed contracts and district reports.
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United Mineters of America
Cheyenne
Thomas Giteon
Cumberland
Wat
Avkey
George B
Micon
Kolar
T. R. Jones
Robert Leightonas
George Blacker
Brow
Iesurs
Larvey
Askey
Givson
Joe Bird
Weis
Bird
T. P. Fahey Keenya
T. P
International Executive Board
Northern District Scale Committee Fails to Reach Agreement
Andrew Morrow reports the Northern Wyoming miners scale committee met in Kemmerer after returning from Sheridan. Two days of deliberation failed to agree with operators over September wage schedules. Operators opposed any raise while miners seek a fast, equitable increase amid rising living costs. None currently earning $340 a day or more have asked for higher pay, and miners claim they have no funds to offer now.
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Andrew Morrow
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Nortiera
Wyoming
Kemmerer Telephone Exchange Plans Rate Increase
Manager Monk announces new message rates effective August 15 with cheaper long messages and higher minimum call time increasing from one to three minutes. The company pledges excellent long conversation service unless weather disrupts operations.
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Monk
Kemmerer Telephone Exchange
Informa Us
Lonely Bachelors Dance Proves Successful Social Evening
A Saturday dance by the Lonely Bachelors drew strong attendance and praise for entertainment. Music filled the hall with an orchestra led by Clerk of 1 Jour Jehnens, with T. M. Zeiten and Ira Kaar among the honored guests from Nebraska.
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Wali
Jehnens
Ble Bie
Alo T. M. Zeiten
Frani
Ira
Ira Kaar
Nebraska
Hear River
Mine Inspection Report From Cumberland Details Coal Output
Joseph Bird completed mine inspections at Cumberland last week reporting smooth operations. He notes camps and crews are working efficiently with an estimated 8,400 tons of coal produced daily and diligent labor continuing across the sites.
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Joseph Bird
Cumberland
Pru Eveline
Notice of Teacher Institute and Examination
Notice in acceptance with section 11 percent details the 23rd session of the Indonesian institute for teachers. It lists candidates and exam timing at 148 Broadway in Detroit.
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