Wyoming Tax Debate and Miner Solidarity Highlighted
The piece notes an IRS probe claiming 1850 Wyoming residents with incomes over 3000 will pay tax, though inspectors suggest far fewer will be assessed. It praises union miners for loyalty to Colorado disputes and cautions radicals over coal shipments and financial support to workers.
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Internal Revenue
Wyomfing
Kemmer
Anion
Wyoming
Colorado
Wyoming Minera
Objections to New Currency Bill Target Speculators
The proposed currency bill faces main objections that it would pull most money from speculative centers, making funds less available to bankers in New York and Chicago. If New York banks withhold loans, nationwide credit tightens, prices fall, and farmers suffer while large corporations gain privileged access under the current system.
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New York
Chicago
United States
Labor resolutions push literacy test and Asian exclusion
The American Federation of Labor at their convention in Hawk Springs-Hockett lobby seeks strict enforcement of prewar immigration laws and an explicit literary test for newcomers. Resolutions call for excluding Asians and widening language requirements for assimilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Salon
Heattie
Hawk Springs
Parcel Postal System Reform Delays Bids and Rates
Confused notes indicate proposed changes raise prices for parcel shipping on star routes amid postal department review of package limits. Claims of a new rate cap and adjusted handling impact, with mentions of Lacrons and wider logistics implications.
Editorial Flight of Wyoming Politics Stirs GOP Split
The Chayenne Tribune voices bold criticism of Republican leaders and bosses in Wyoming. It urges party unity, condemns elite maneuvering, and calls for decisive action by reform-minded Republicans led by figures like George Pexton amid a looming national split.
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Chayenne ‘Tribune
Rewlt
Deming
Wyoming
Camena
Republican National Committee
Washington
George Pexton
National Committee
Pexton
Wyoming Tribune
O. P
Wilson
The
Tribune
Republicana
Pre
Republican Party
Barnes
Penrose S
Crane
Cannon
Pert and Pertinent Rumors Touch on Money and Posts
The snippet notes Vincent Astor still out of work and a post office deficit shifting to a 10 million surplus. It cites a proposed parcel post rate rise to 50 pounds from 20 and asks how long to grow 20 to 2000, while eastern railroads issue large blanket mortgages of 500 to 1000 million dollars. It mentions the term Barmecida feast as a Revived image of empty promises.
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P.M. G. Burleson
Boston Wool Market Review Shows Confidence Amid Subdued Prices
The wool market in Boston is firm with no rise in domestic prices. Holders see limited receipts and smaller stocks, signaling a likely drop in the harvest while foreign markets remain firm and inventories remain lean.
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Sun
Sublet Notes and Local Updates From Sublet
Sublet notes report visitors from Kecumerer and last week’s events. Mrs Jas McBride will assist Mrs Martin at the boarding house. A masquerade ball on the 26th was a grand success with proceeds donated to Mrs Jurick and family. Chas Loyd returned from Denver Saturday. Sublet water taps received a coat of paint improving the overall appearance.
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V. EF
Atterson
Levecque
Vaughn
Jas. McBride
Martin
School Notes District No 2 Reports Progress and Debate on Year-Round Terms
School notes show students making good progress under teachers. Thanksgiving exercises were held and Former Supt. Pearse of Milwaukee urges continuous year-round schooling, arguing long summer breaks hinder good habits and could be replaced by a shorter, year-round term with summer activities and light lessons.
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Spt
Borgoon
Supt
Pearse
Milwaukee
Board of Directors
Fit His Case Exactly
Mr Margaret Campbell of Ft Smith Ark recalls buying a box of C camberlains Tatileta after his father fell ill six years ago. The ad claimed the tablets fit his case and he has not been sick since. Also helped my sister with stomach trouble. For sale by the City Drug Store.
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Camberlains Tatileta
Margaret Campbell
Ft. Smith, Ark
City Drug Store
Resolutions Adopted by Loyal Order of Moose in Kemmerer
Resolutions published November 23 1915 express sympathy to Mrs E E Hickman widow of a deceased member. The Kemmerer Lodge notes the Supreme Ruler of the Universe called Hickman from earth and pledges support and faith during the bereavement. Resolutions to be filed in lodge minutes and sent to the Kemmerer Camera and Mrs Hickman.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Loyal Order of
Moone No
E. E. Hickman
Mrn, Hickman and Family
Order of Moose
Suits and Overcoats Made to Measure in Cleaners Ad
Strictly hand tailored from latest styles and patterns. French dry cleaning and dyeing of men’s and ladies’ suits and dresses. Men’s and ladies’ suits remodeled to look like new. Alterations of all kinds. Agents for Samuel Kahn & Co. Ladies tailors and dresses hand tailored to measure from customer material or provided fabric.
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Samuel Kahn & Co
Local boosters active after road convention
Attorney P W Spaulding returns to the city after attending the United States Good Roads association meeting in St Louis and a Dorrit conference with Lincoln Highway representatives in Wyoming. He is praised as an enthusiastic booster by Evanston Times. Dayton Ohio's press agent claims the Metropolitan press favors Gol Hoomvelt or Col Goethals to run city government.
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P. W. Spaulding
City
United States Good Roads Association
St. Loui
Dorrit
Lincoln Highway Association
Wyoming
Evanston
Dayton
Ohio
Metropolitan Press
Gol. Hoomvelt
Col. Goethals
Christmas Shopping Tips From The Store Drivers
Early buying is advised to aid shoppers and merchants during the Christmas season. Stock is larger now, selections improve, and staff work is eased, though late purchases may lead to leftovers or delayed delivery.
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Fea
Notice to Subscribers Amid Unclear Text
A damaged OCR notice discusses subscriber actions and a call for remittance. It mentions annual statements and account attention, but the text is garbled with spelling errors and unclear details. No definite names, dates, or organizations are readable.
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Boston Wool Market
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Raymond Corra
M. FE. Naylin
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Ubs
Chenaelves
Canada
Peterson
Ming
T. K. Tailor
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Union Pacific System
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Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
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Memphis
Minneapolis
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Salt Lake City
Utah
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ISX Frontier
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