Wyoming politics and Congressman Mendell under scrutiny
The article notes tension in Wyoming over federal appropriations and a possible revolt. It highlights Congressman Mendell's cross party support and signals a forthcoming challenge from J Rows Carpenter as the Cheyenne Leader plans to pursue investigations or challenges, reflecting a charged political climate.
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Congressman Mendell
Wyoming
Carpencougrem
Editorial Framing Franking Privilege and Press Liberty
A political letter critiques editor Hastie and rivals in ten years of campaigns. It defends fair treatment, questions franked pamphlets, and defends press liberty as a foundation of the republic while condemning perceived abuses in editorials and office-holders.
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Hastie
Hos
Hayden M. White
Gret
Congresman Mondell
Senstare Werren
Clark
Mine Foreman Injured in Coal Mine Accident
Mine foreman Arthur E. Hobinson of Susie No mine was seen around town Saturday evening limping from injuries suffered two weeks earlier in a mining accident. He reports a blast in the mine caused flying coal and bruising as he stood in front of a rib where ash had been placed.
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Arthur E. Hobinson
Susie
Racine
Ten New Children at Wyo ming Sunday School
Mrs BR A Piper superintendent of the M EB Sunday School received a letter from the secretary of the Wyoming Children's Home thanking her for a $4 offering for Thanksgiving festivities. The home welcomed ten new children during the past month.
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BR. A. Piper
M. EB
Wyoming Childrens Hane
Ecaoul
Passion Play Draws Large Crowd at Lyewn Theater
Witnesses report The Passion Play shown Friday night drew a large audience at the Lyewn. Father Lynch said receipts topped eight dollars and expressed thanks to all who helped make the event a success.
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Lyewn
Unclear fragment on Frank B Cortés
Fragmentary OCR mentions Frank B Cortés with unclear context. No identifiable event, date, or affiliation present.
Elks Memorial Day Service Noted for Impressive Ceremony
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a Memorial Day service with eulogy for deceased brothers. Members and families attended as the program featured choir performances and talks by OT G. Telladerro and W. A. Mair. Ball Moreland of Denver called it the most beautiful memorial in eighteen years.
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Benevolent and Protective Order
Ivan
Jouss
G. Telladerro
W. A. Mair
Ball Moreland
Denver
Wilson
Rock Shipment Heads to Salt Lake City for County Building
R A Given has loaded four rock cars from his Cumberland Gap quarry for Salt Lake City. The rock praises as durane in the west and parts are used in Utah. He and his son BR A will spend winter in Salt Lake City. The Kemmerer Savings Bank offers secure certificates of deposit yielding 4 percent annual interest.
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Salt Lake City
R. A. Given
Cumberland Gap
New County
Utah
BR. A
Kemmerer Savings Bank &Trust Company
Heitz in Kemmerer Visits. Beila Brings Mink Nides
W G Beila of Big Piney wins a town visit for a few days and plans fur coat from two fine mink hides. Piney country enjoys improving prospects as Wyoming winter behaves. Frontier Basket Ball Society hosts a game Saturday evening December 9.
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Heitz
Kemmerer
W. G. Beila
Big Piney
Wyoming
Frontier Basket Ball Society
Frontier
Frontier clash leads to two arrests in Saturday incident
A Saturday evening disturbance at Frontier ended with the arrest of Jobe Roits and Dan Koron. They reportedly assaulted Joe Giedich at his home by forcing entry and striking him about the head, with details of provocation not known. both suspects remain jailed.
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Frontier
Jobe Roits
Dan Koron
Toe Ue Sault
Joe Giedich
Cate
Local Notes and Social Updates From Kemmerer Area
Community notices cover upcoming events and personal news. Boskins and Mita Rum return from Nebraska. Bales family goods on hand. Diamondville hosts a Saturday event. O Brien reports progress on a cheep company project. Subscriptions offers and local meals at Mrs Wright’s. Walter Yes works at Piney cattle tack. Bert Pelligrini sells Krondyke saloon and buys Zeigler hotel. Henry Badd recuperating after appendicitis operation at Galt Lake. Henry Wing builds a carved frame from cigar bases for Frontier. Regulars and visitors mingle at local spots as winter papers arrive.
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Wm. Wright
Odd Fellows
Walter Yes
McGinnis Midway
Bert Pelligrini
Krondyke
Kemmerer
Angelo Molinar
Bart
Zeigler
Granger
Henry Badd
Big Piney
Galt Lake
H. M. Bureham
Mim al Durkdean
Burnham
Beon Tle
Ridicus
Te Etul
Latabun
Henry Wing
Frontier
Bttineon
Jhunday
Maliun
Cobeville
Peper
Obscure notes and names from a 19th century report
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals such as J D Jayéa and Dr WA Mecher and places like Los Angeles and Utah. The garbled content mentions a Mile turnout, a person named Jack, and a tour or delivery of items. Overall details are unclear due to corrupted writing.
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Bist
Plem Hocker
WA Mecher
Los Angeles
Cal
Paul Kinser
Oah Lake Loty
Ben Apminget
Utah
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