Primary election results delayed by early morning reports
The paper notes the primary election held yesterday produced few details as early reports from the county were scarce. Nebraska voters in 1912 marked ballots for Roosevelt, but this year fewer counties show the Progressive ticket. A united Republican party is seen as key to November success. Gold in circulation is praised alongside strong local banks amid money stringency.
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Golme
Thie
Nebraska
Hoawvelt
United States
Return of Progressive and Independent Republicans to GOP
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a homeward-movement of Progressive and Independent Republicans toward the Republican party as primary results in various states point the same way. The Kemmerer Camera suggests testing Deming and Hastie in the legislature, a move likely to provoke contention in one chamber. Laramie Daily Republican.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia Inquirer
Kemmerer
Deming
Hastie
Laramie Daily Republican
Fragmented political chatter on food advances and party resignations
A muddled editorial notes Woodrow Wilson's order to the Attorney General to seek the reason for rising food prices, suggesting bold but arguable actions. It mentions Ohio Republicans ousting Foraker, and hints at resignations by Meare Blume and Dong to clear paths for Mond M. Cary, in a patched political landscape.
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Woodrow
James C. McRaynolds
Weare
Meare Blume
Dong
Prestun
Congress
Mr Mandell
Pongren
Lis Moat
Hive
M. Cary
New Editor Named At Camera Dele Project
A new editor and manager take charge at Camera Dele amid a twenty year effort to establish a community news center. The move marks the first leadership change in some time as plans for a regional news venture progress through local efforts and cultural sections.
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Liebe Bo Brandi
Camera
Dele
Esperance
Althe Be
Aif
McCummon
Spaulding Attorney Vows Amid Kemmerer Court Turmoil
In Kemmerer a local attorney, Spaulding, vows amid a court dispute involving Mdger and Oneter, with references to Renamer and Labtele of 4 neter. The piece notes a child involved and a date in August with a tense local legal fray surrounding custody and proceedings.
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Kemmerer
Spalding
Netenee de Qabbruptey
Mdger
Felewe
Spanind
Muanibeuyelly
Cuntiaerbeny
North Carolina woman upheld after disorderly conduct claim over damning remark
A young North Carolina woman told a policeman she would drive whereare damned plans. The state Supreme Court found her speech not criminal disorderly conduct. The court held the remark was not nice but did not disturb municipal peace.
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North Carolina
Supreme Court
Labor Day Proclamation and Local Notices from Wyoming
Wyoming Governor Joseph M. Carey designates Labor Day on September 7, 1914 urging observance to honor toil and improve worker conditions. The document closes with seal affixing in Cheyenne and references various local names, travel plans, and community notices amid scattered administrative and social updates.
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Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
State of
Progressive Party Endorsement Sparks Wyoming Letter Debate
An open letter from HN Gottlieb Deane, published in Kemmerer Camera, mirrors editorial comments from July 20 about Lincoln County politics. It argues Progressive party growth, urges Republicans with progressive leanings to join Progressives, and notes Sneddon influence hindering reform efforts, urging unity for election success. The missive references John B Kendrick and party dynamics in Wyoming.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprize
Casper Prom
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne Lowder
Omether
Gottlieb
Deane
Kammers
Lincoln County
Les
Sneddon
Republican ‘Party
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Wyoming
Aleo
John B. Kendrick Fir
Mucha
Jobo
Wyoming Republican letter on Lincoln county politics and Progressive dissent
Brandon to Gottlieb in Sheridan Wyoming discusses Lincoln county GOP tensions, Progressive criticisms, and loyalty to the party. The author argues against Democratic endorsement for governor, defends Ridgely, and urges unity to support a Republican state ticket and progressive principles within the party.
Stores Robbed in Kemmerer Nighttime Break-In
Bandits shifted a large wagon to block a rear window at Union Mercantile and removed glass to enter. Police found revolvers watches rings and other items totaling about 400, with no solid clues. Sheriff Hansen and Night Marshal Mack Dolar patrolled the alley that night amid local Greek tensions and threats to nearby saloons.
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Union Mercantile
Runset Sheen
Laken
Wren Bamm
Wateh Pharma
Kemmerer
Marshall
James F. Petrie for Opal Mayor in single ticket election
Opal prepares for its first municipal vote next Tuesday with a single Citizens ticket. James F. Petrie is the mayoral candidate, joined by A. W. Payne W. H. Solliday E. Pyle and James W. Chrisman as aldermen. The editor departs for Lava Hot Springs to cover the new bath house opening while Mrs. Brandon enjoys the summer there.
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Opal
James F. Petrie
A. W. Payne
W. H. Solliday
E. ©. Pyle
James W. Chrisman
Lava
Brandon
High Insurance Rates In Kemmerer Spark Reader Action
The Camera notes persistent high insurance rates in Kemmerer despite promises of reductions from underwriters. The town’s water system and numerous frame buildings raise fire risk, with a call for brick fire walls in key districts to cut premiums within two years.
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Kemmerer
Triangle
Kemmerer Han
Yiewtian
Bowen Euygentind
Beilding
Savieg
Jail Them First Try Them After
A distorted 19th century text fragment describes severe shortages in Mele ceninkry and disrupted shipments from Castlebulle due to war. It claims rising prices and social unrest as large scale removal of markers is blamed on population pressure. The piece argues for government action to out daily the fuses and try them after wards.
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Fae
Economic views on war impact and trade shifts amid unsettled times
A letter from M. S. Kemmarer is cited noting wartime disruption to transportation and industry. It reports higher prices for war materials and staples, promises of increased Central and South American coal demand, and a cautious banking sector ready to rescue impacted firms. Also mentions Dave Boyce planning Liquor business in Sweetwater and auditors from Philadelphia reviewing Kenmere Coal Co. books.
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Quealy
M.S. Kemmarer
Adenine
United State
Chile
Portugal
Italy
Dave Boyce
Keon River
Sweetwater County
E. O. Wunderlick
Thee M Miller
Philadelphia
Kenmere Coal Co
Viola's Animal Circus to Feature Unusual Attraction Tomorrow
Manager Alex Scott of Viola's Animal Circus in Lyon announces an unusual show with 40 animals and birds including dogs cats monkeys parrots pigeons doves and tropical inhabitants. Monkeys are trained with remarkable chatter nearly human for a circus spectacle that appeals to both children and adults. Seats available at Vity Drag Stove.
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Alex Scott
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Tomorow
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