Ruling and Ruining It Backed by Kemmerer Paper on Local Liquor Strife
The Kemmerer Republican voices strong support for bootlegging and beareranking interests in Lincoln County, accusing critics and Justice Carnahan of political motives. It outlines alleged bribes, venue refusals, and ties between Diamondville saloons, wholesalers, and out-of-town influence, warning of broader harms to government and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Kn Ae
Kemmerer Republican
Lincoln County
Hquor
Sammon
Justice Carnahan
Craig
Wyoming
Beardance
Campa
Republicans Eye Senate Gains in 1918 Ballot
A pessimistic view of the GOP losing control shifts as leaders see a real chance to seize seven Senate seats next year. Democrats facing vacancies include Martine in New Jersey and Gorman in New York while potential gains loom in Delaware Maryland Missouri and Nevada amid party splits and reconfigurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Martine
New Jersey
Johnson
Maine
Gorman
New York
Pomerene
Ohio
Kern
Indiana
Hitchcock
Tiryan
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Lee
Smith
Missouri
Frank Welch
Industrial Relations Commisesion
Reed
Nevada
Key Pittman
Newlands
Pitteburg Uke
Patel
Fragmentary political jab from a partisan editor
A garbled OCR passage criticizes Republican editors for befuddling readers on tariff and price issues. It hints at Democratic confusion and debates over protective tariffs and the higher prices under the free list, mentioning Brother William and public fault in explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtate
Brother William
Amusing Comic Panel Stirs Curiosity on Nude Figure
A comic cartoon titled Bring ting up Mather features Jigge oo and Sam Prencke with a scene of a nude woman in a recluse setting. Viewers discuss whether Jiggee entered or exited and note the painting’s provocative details, including a figure described as a real woman seen through a dark screen with electric light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Sam Prencke
Scolla
Jigee
Elors
Fragmented Painting Reflections In a Diminishing Dime Scene
A reflective scene describes a painting seen through a mirror as a person contemplates value. The more they look, the more the work appears priceless, even as departure nears, suggesting a meditation on worth and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Missouri Farm Loan Law Aimed to Aid Farmers in 1916
Missouri passes a law to take effect in 1916 enabling farmers to borrow from 250 to 10000 dollars with five to twenty five year terms. The bill prioritizes small loans before larger ones to assist those in need and promote farming prosperity. The Basin Republican notes the idea should be adopted by other states or the federal government for nationwide farmer progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Basin Basin
Hayden White Predicts GOP Rift Before 1914 Convention
Hayden M. White of the Buffalo Voice notes brewing tensions between standpatters and progressives within the Republican party. He acknowledges a belief in good government and predicts eventual party unity for the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden M. White
Republican Party
Hayden
Tepublicans
Maude, Again What Is Your Name A Day Candidate
The dialogue presents a courtroom-like scene where a candidate insists on being accepted, declaring I am a day. The exchange hints at identity and acceptance as core motives in a political contest.
Lawson Convicted and Sentenced in Hillpet Court
John R. Lawson was found guilty in Hillpet's court and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor in the sian penitentiary. A stay of execution and bail are pending trial, with a nonpartisan judge likely to grant Mayer freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Lawson
Hillpet
Siantentiary
Mayer
Cattle arrive in good shape amid green range forage
Western range cattle have appeared in better condition than dealers expected at ne Brule. Grass staying green and federal feeding help kept them from becoming soft. Drover's Journal notes the stock is coming out in good shape, aided by winter conditions.
Republican convention stance on foreign policy proposed
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues the next Republican convention will not shy from declaring on foreign relations. The piece asserts the party will unite behind a Seward Hay Root style platform and urges national endorsement of a clear foreign policy declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Democratic
Republican Party
Seward
Hay
Biha Root
Senator Clark Visits Salt Lake City at National Bar Meeting
Senator Clark of Evi a visitor to Salt Lake City week in attendance at the meeting of the National Bar Association. During s long years as chairman of the committee on Judiciary in the United States Senate, Senator Clark secured an enviable knowledge of the various laws of the several states, and was one of the deeply interested mem bers of that body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Clark
Evi
Salt Lake City
National Bar Association
Judiciary
United States
Senate
Clark
Editor Chaplin Sees Bright Future At Laramie Paper
In Cheyenne a note suggests W B Chaplin and his wife Mrs Chaplin spend days in Douglas. Chaplin nears retirement from a Cheyenne land office post but may keep a Wyoming newspaper role. The Douglas Hudson editorial line is expected to gain prominence with Chaplin’s ongoing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Chaplin
Laramie
Ancient Swamps of Wyoming in Geological Guide
A fragment from the Overland Guidebook 612 notes ancient swamps near Hock Springs Field Wyoming, with coal beds within 3000 feet of fossilized plant matter. It mentions palm like plants and other flora indicating past humid conditions contrasted with desert-like today, per U. S. Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock Springs
Ming
Tur
Palma
Cos
U. 8
Five Men Implicated in Lew Frank Prison Escape
Justice awaits for five men who freed Lew Frank from the state prison in George night last week and hanged him. The murderers have been arrested and punished. Many believed Frank guilty of the crime, though only one witness testified against him. He was found guilty on circumstantial evidence and maintained his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eady
Lew Frank
George
Frank
Agatnst bin
Camers Offer Engraved Cards and Printing Services
The Camers advertise engraving and calling card printing for business and personal use. They promise quality plate work and custom card production, inviting customers to try their services.
Supreme Court decision tightens labor ban in Colorado
The recent Colorado Supreme Court ruling bars Judge Hillyer from wage strike cases, citing bias and undermining fair justice for labor disputes. The decision signals limited capacity to hear labor-related objections and reinforces scrutiny of judges in wage conflict matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Supreme Comm of
Colorado
Hillyer
Oirike
Murdoch Guests Visit Stanley Murdoch Family
Mrs Murdoch and her son Joseph Woodrow stayed with Mrs Milly Nott for a weekend visit after traveling from a Piney River ranch. They planned to travel to Evanston for a brief stay, but haying delays affected plans. Master Je is mentioned as a candidate, and he pled guilty to a Democrat affiliation.
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Stanley Murdoch
Joseph Woodrow
of Piney
Milly Nott
Evanston
Murdoch
Jefur
State Census Count and Missed Residents Noted
The article states the 21 count census total of 145,960 in 1910 with estimates that ten percent were missed, suggesting a population over 160,000 for five years. It notes enumerator overstatements and that many avoided listing to dodge road and poll taxes. Yellowstone National Park enumeration is excluded at 619.
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Yellowstone Naional Park
Judge Potter Honored by American Bar Association
Word from Lake City reports Judge N. Potter of Cheyenne elected to the executive committee of the American Bar Association at its gathering there. Nomination and selection reflect respect for Potter’s service in the Cheyenne legal community and his standing within the state bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud the Bold
Judge Potter
N. Potter
Cheyenne
American Har Association
Lake City
Asociation
Shriner Boys Hold Big Picnic at Hopking Ranch
Shriner boys from Rawlins hosted friends with a seven mile trip to Hopking ranch for a Saturday picnic. They spent the early evening and night dancing and did not return home until morning, in what Brother Held calls a most enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins Way
Hopking Ranch
Rawlins
Alan
Guesa
Ten Weeks Term Ends as Judge Plans Short Vacation
The judge reports a ten week term in the county court ended yesterday after fourteen weeks of steady courtroom work. He will take a brief vacation to visit points of interest near Casper and refresh from judicial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
T County
Prince Bonke River Sentinel Spotlight
Tae Hom and William Daley Jr with family and friends traveled up Bonke River to Three Forks for a week of camping. The piece praises Young BIU as a rising leader, noting he is well regarded and likely to become a prominent figure in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Hom
William Daley, Jr
Bonke River
Three Forks
Young “Biu
Sentinel
Wrecked Stockheads to Idaho Falls Frontier Show
A bucking steer and a crowd of valley names including Indian Tom Motto Sitting Bull Sir Walter Raleigh Snap Boa Gull Indian Killer Aquaw Killer Jacksons Hole High Roller Murphy High Ball Teton and Young Steam wreck and J L Bynon start with a thin stock lot to Idaho Falls for turnover to Irwin Shows Co The company will manage the frontier Celebration at Idaho Falls this year and horses Spot will be used in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Tom
Motto
Sitting Bull
Walter Raliegh
Snap
High Roller
Murphy
J. L. Bynon
Idaho Falls
Irwin Shows Co
Pioneer Banker P J Quealy Heads to Ideal Beach
Pioneer banker Mr and Mrs P J Quealy of National Bank of Rock Springs Wyoming, known as early financiers and rockmasters, visited Ideal Beach and expressed strong interest in opportunities there during a recent trip.
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P. J. Quealy
National Bank of
Rock Springe
Wyoming
Ideal Beach
Nugget Cap You Come Over For Medical Help
Sage Bt Julian reports Nugget cap yoo now gad it is a0 trick for him to motor through. Accompanied by Mra Julian, Mra A Hubbell, and son William, who was brought for medical attention after an accident at home and rolling incidents. log damage confirmed.
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Julian
New Chandler
Hubbell
William
Bat
Fullerton in Dead Cheyenne Tribune Mystery
An item from Cheyenne Tribune reports the death of Fullerten, a longtime resident connected with local casinos and notable real estate holdings. The message notes his preferred burial in Low Aa and mentions his age around 64, with ties to a Miss Milen Miller and several friends in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
H. Pullarious
Cheyton
Misa Milen
New Bank Incorporated and Soccer Wave at Lake Gly
A fragmentary report notes the formation of a new bank by incorporators A. Soccer Wave and associated parties at Lake Gly. Details are unclear in the OCR, but the item signals a business and local development event with potential naming of establishments and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal Lake
Quaint Old Deed From Tenessen Morgan C Soucy Land Boundaries
A fragmentary deed records land transfer in which Morgan C Tenessen and Soucy are involved. It notes measurements in poles and splices of a boundary line, including a stake, a branch, and a final survey. The fee is stated as eleven dollars and fifty cents.
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Tenessen
Morgan C
What’s His Name Feature Prompts New Fox Role
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at Max Figman Lolita Row and the man on fox in a film or stage piece. Mentions Lasky, Haberteon, McCutcheon, and a Miss Haberteon. Details are garbled but indicate an upcoming appearance or role and a tentative schedule.
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Max Figman
Lolita Rowson
Fox
Neem
McCutcheon
Cokeville Notes on Local Events and Visits
Fragmentary notes describe a visit plan by Mrs J L to see Aravid Talent and mentions family members Juanita and D Op. The text references a Sunday trip, a letter or message, and routine local social updates with unclear details.
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Ing & Saloon
Ruta
Maude
Maude Muller
Resson
Mrs. Murdoch
Shriner’s
Prince Bonke River
Japan
America
Lillian
Russell
Bessty
Nyal
the City Drug Store
Chea
A. Christmas
Prop
Jackson
Prentice Pan
Sage
New Bank Incorporated
Cokeville
J. Tl
M D
Daughear
Juanita
Tovata
Abetare
Aravid
Rerite
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