Democrats discuss Kendrick run for Senate in fall
The piece argues Governor Kendrick may lead the Democratic challenge for the U S Senate this fall on the Democrats ticket. It notes party fears over fundraising, possible petitions to endorse Kendrick while he remains in office, and speculation on alternatives like Osborne or Mondell in a broader party struggle.
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Kendrick
United States Senate
Frank L. Houx
J. E. Osborne
Osborne
Carey
Mondell
United States
Congress
Government stance sparks renewed attack from Wondraw Wilson
Wondraw Wilson and his followers intensify opposition to the government's approach on prepareme Watch them fall in Une now tf support an idau criticizing the longstanding stance.
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Wondraw Wilson
Prepareme
Une
Divorce suit filed by Fay King of Weaver Post
Fay King known as Our title lady of the cartoon world and a writer for the Weaver Post faces a divorce suit. The case recalls her marriage to Battling Nelson and a separation that drew little attention at the time. In Chicago, Nelson filed for divorce, alleging neglect and separation as facts in the dispute.
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Weaver Post
Fay King
Kim
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Nelam
Hruaut
Steenath
Governor Kenitrick Land Purchases Spark Party Debate
A fragmented text notes large land purchases by Governor John B. Kenitrick in the northeastern state. It suggests legitimate transaction grounds and partisan explainers, with Democratic papers defending or attacking Senator Warren's position. The garbled OCR paints a political controversy over the deals and party roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kenitrick
Democratic
Warren
Codrick
Roosevelt as President and the War Question of the Time
The text reflects on Roosevelt’s potential as president and his stance on war, contrasting with Wilson. It argues Roosevelt’s firmness and honor would have kept the nation from entering broader conflict, suggesting his leadership might have altered the country’s wartime involvement.
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Tivatore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Iurion
Toda
Wilson
Roosevelt and Cummins as GOP Unity Candidates
Senator Albert D. Cummins of Iowa pursues the Republican presidential nomination with Iowa party support. The Roosevelt camp sees him as a potential compromise leader who could unite factions, with Roosevelt possibly stumping for Cummins if nominated. Cummins, former three term governor and Senate leader, is celebrated for legal prowess and legislative skill, signaling strong party unity prospects.
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Albert D. Cummins
Iowa
Republican State Central Committee of
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Coram
Mr. Roosevelt
Ts Heupport
Roosevelt
Cummins
Govenor
United States Senate
Framing Wilson as Unprepared for War sparks sharp critique
A partisan letter argues President Wilson should have married earlier, claims he shifted positions on war and public belief, questions responsibility for the change, and predicts he will soon be forgotten by Americans.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Montana Land Withdrawals Stir State Rights Debate
The article argues that withholding half a million acres of land in Montana from entry shows federal policy robs the state of its resources. It criticizes attempts to portray federal actions as benefiting all states and mocks the notion as harmful to Montana's welfare.
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Montana
Thermopolis
Labor pledge in England settles with vote support
The parliamentary party approved the action after a vote, cooperating with other parties toward compulsory service. The labor movement sees this as a smooth settlement avoiding internal division that could hinder national progress and the organized labor movement.
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England
Ite
Anp
Country Girl Visits City Relative Café Misread
A young country girl visiting her city cousin sits through a dinner in a cafe. The cousin notices Gertrude looks unwell and remarks she appears to be feeling the cocktail. Gertrude responds she feels that it does not calm her.
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Gertrude
Rema
To Be Prepared for War and Preserve Peace
In the European record of the past 18 months the argument for readiness and prudence shapes political debate. Washington warned Prepared for war is a means of preserving peace. The piece critiques tariff politics, leadership, and the need for a competent planner, urging informed choices in the coming presidential contest to avoid financial peril and ensure national healing.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Henry
George Washington
Congress
Wilson
Washington
Delfelder to Address Florida Sheepmen
A Wyoming contingent will attend the first warlonfer ence of cattlemen in Florida on February 7 and 8. Hon A Del felder mayor of Riverton and major cattle and sheep raiser has accepted an invitation to address the convention. George S Walker Wyoming Wool Growers secretary was invited to speak on sheep raising but cannot attend due to the annual Casper meeting February 23 and 24. He is arranging for the state association’s annual convention.
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Wyoming
Ane
A. Delfelder
Riverton
George 5. Walker
Wyoming Wool Growera’ Association
Rocky Mountain Country
State Association
Casper
Green River Brewing Co Calendar Delights Indian Maiden Art
The Green River Brewing Co calendar for Green River City features a brown and dull colored portrait of an Indian maiden, likely Pocahontas, praised as an artful image. Friends of Hugo Gaens and the Sweetwater Brewing Co. anticipate each year’s calendar release as a representation of quality tasting and local enterprise.
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Hugo Gaensslen
Sweetwater Brewing Co
Green River City
Cheyenne Wins Bid for National Livestock Convention
Cheyenne secured hosting of a major 1917 convention for the American National Livestock association with a strong public show of support. Citizens face financing the event and ensuring suitable entertainment for a large national gathering, with a forecast that the capital will manage it well. A campaign was started to elect Governor Kendrick of Wyoming as president of the association at the upcoming text election.
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Cheyenne
Kendrick
Wyoming
Cranes Good Booster Seeks Buyer For Closing Store
Harry B E Crane travels from Coknville to Kemmerer on a Sunday visit seeking buyers to take the remaining stock of a store off the hands. He plans the store’s closure within the week. Crane, a former Wyoming legislator, is known for wide state travel and community-minded efforts.
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Harry BE Crane
Boston Wool Market Shows Confidence Amid Slow Movement
Dun's Review reports the Boston wool market is quiet with no price shade expected to affect sales. Despite weak activity, there have been instances of fractional advances as foreign markets bolster a strong stance by local holders.
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Dun
Mayor Marquis Called Home After Ill Father Deterioration
Leavenworth region brief reports Mayor J Marqulis was summoned to his home following word of his father’s serious illness. The elder Marquis, over forty, is described as frail and not expected to recover due to age. He previously resided in Kemmerer and was cared for by Dr. J S Newland.
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J. Marqulis
Leavenwaisas
Bia
Kemmerer
J. 8
Newland
Cheyenne Industrial Club elects new board leadership
Archie Allleus named president of the Cheyenne industrial club for the upcoming term. J A Kirkpat- Gene appointed treasurer as the new board takes charge. The club remains a booster for local organizations and is among five state groups with Sporedis as a member.
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Archie Allleus
Cheyenne Industrial Club
J. A. Kirkpat- Gene
Organiaetluas Cheyenne
Sane Sporedis
Back to the Mines above Sage. is now wgetieg time in the wines
A fragmented note describes Bteve taking up a vacaieatie of land above Sage and improving it. It mentions no revenues and a rough ranch economy feeding 24 cattle. The text references summer work with the buck and notes a need for the Camera.
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Premiser
Grays River Cattlemen Organize
Forest service grants official recognition to the Gray's River Cattle & Horse Roundup Association, whose membership includes nearly all stockmen on the Gray's River Division of the Wyoming National Forest. The group will work with Forest officials on grazing numbers, range division, and local rules. Officers listed: C. P. Burton, Pres. Afton. Geo. D. Keyser, Vice Pres. Blowout Jon. E. Linford, Sec'y. Afton. Advisory board includes J. W. Titensor and Chas. L. Roberts.
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Forest Service
Gray's River
Wyoming National Forest
C. P. Burton
Afton
Geo. D. Keyser
Jon. E. Linford
Sec’y
The
J. W. Titensor
Chas. L. Roberts
Methodist Church E T Albertson to Speak in Kemmerer
General secretary E T Albertson of Sunday School work for Colorado and Wyoming will address Kemmerer February 4 on Sunday School efforts. He will be joined by Laban Howard for Sunday Invocation and a program includes songs from Diamondville and Episcopal Sunday School, with scripture verses and a solo. Attendance reported: Kemmerer 49, Diamondville 28. Junior League 27. The Sunining Girls formed by Stella Rathbun and others met, with Ellen Pakrehilds as secretary and Margery Pfeiffer as treasurer. Ladies Aid to be entertained Thursday at Mrs Pfeiffer’s home.
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E. T. Alvertson
Colorado
Wyoming
M. E
Kemmerer
Albertson
Laban Howard
Mrs. Stewarts
Diamondville
Song Episcopal Sunday School
Julia Platt
Diamondville Sunday School
Blessour
Eplecopal Sunday School
Epiecopal Sunday School
H Wood
Intermediate
Chasse
Court House Notes on Recent Land Deeds and Transfers
Court house records show several fled for record warranty deeds and land transfers in the past week. Entries include D B Rathban to O L Rathbus deeds in Eve 11 township, Heber Rich to Frenk P Cranney land in Sec SE, and A Quadros et ux conveyances dated 1914 1916. Also listed are Kennington and Lincoln County Parcel Association transactions, and multiple older transfers with amounts and dates, including Miles to Biles McCombs and United Wisconsin and United States interests in various parcels.
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D. EB. Rathban
O L. Rathbus
Heber
Rich
Frenk P. Cranney
Sec
A. & Quadros
Geo. G
Kennington
Lineoln County Pair Association
Iaseciebe
Marliv
John Miles
Biles
McCombs
Grover
Sleighing Party Hosted Around Kemmerer and Diamonds
D J Brown hosted a Sunday sleighing party visiting Kemmerer Diamondville and Frontier with a windup at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben went where nope wes and Mra Ed Hansen.
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D. J. Brown
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Frontier
Mrs
Ben
Wes
Mra
Ed Hansen
Water Commissioner Appointed for LaBarge District
Joseph A. Whelan of LaBarge becomes the new water commissioner to succeed Howard M. Holden who resigned. The key duty this year is to ensure streams do not overload canals, while the law’s aim is to prevent excess water diversion beyond permitted limits.
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Joseph A. Whelan
LaBarge
Howard M. Holden
Cokeville visitor reports on ranching near Cokeville
An observer from Cokeville visits Angus, who runs a ranch east of town and feeds about 900 sheep for winter. Peter, Angus’s son, plans lambing in sheds around March 20 and expects to sell some Cotswold rams this year.
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Adrus
Was & Dubingss
Cokeville
Cokevilla Way
Angus Hass
Peter
Jury Disagrees In Cattle Stealing Trial At Great River City
In Great River City last week James Barrett faced cattle theft charges. County Attorney Fred W. Johnson and T. S. Taliaferro prosecuted, N. R. Green led defense, with W. B. Dunton of Rock Springs assisting. Jurors disagreed and retry slated for a later term in Sweet.
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Great River City
James Barrett
Fred W. Johnson
T. 5. Taliaferro
N. R. Greenheld
Hawkins
W. B. Dunton
Rock Springs
Sweet
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