Progressives Meet in Casper Lead Wyoming Party
About 40 leaders and members of the Progressive party gathered in Casper to map campaign plans. National organizer Wm. E. Cadmus spoke on opposing fusion with other parties, while N. M. Gotlieb and others outlined nonpartisan options, state goals, and platform aims for 1914.
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Casper
Cadmus
Progressive Party
N. M. Gotlieb
Fred H.lume
Jack Moore
Sheridan
Chariea E. Winter
Cooper
Robt
D. Carey
Cheyenne
J. A. Chenery
Dr. Smith
Glenrock
Frank Kulne
Douglas
A. J. Parshall
Republican Party
Wyoming
Feld
Reduced Rail Rates Aid Sheep Movement to Winter Ranges
Lincoln County Wool Growers head Oscar Peterson reports Union Pacific and Short Line have set special transport rates to move sheep to Cokeville and lamblng grounds. Rates from Bitter Creek to Cokeville 82 dollars, Rock Springs to Cokeville 24, Green River to Cokeville 21 with a cut about 60 percent under normal pricing. The policy lasts until May, easing costs amid storms and bad weather.
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Legon
Union Pacific
Crean
Oscar Peterson
Lincoln County Wool Growers Association
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Bitter Creek
Rock Springs
Green River
Paterson
Quealy-Paterson Company
Cokeville Ranch
Merry Minstrel Maids at New Kommecur Theatre
The Merry Minstrel Maids tour features veteran performer Grave Ruswell in a high class production. The troupe played last week at the Musung theatre in Mola Idaho and now moves to Mareh 1i for a patrona event offering opportunities for new talent.
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Mareh
Kommecur
Ulantrels
Race Husell
Ter Merry Mineieet Malis
Grave Ruswell
New York
Musung
Mola
Idaho
Body found near railroad west of Waterfall prompts inquest
A dead Austrian man was found near the Waterfall rail line west of Kemmerer. Sheriff Hansen investigated and coroner Em bree took custody. An English challenged foreigner, Murio Cachiani, was arrested but released after identification. The inquest ruled the cause of death unknown with no signs of foul play.
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Kemmerer
Waterfall
Hansen
Embree
Lody
Opal
Gudmeandsen
Irons
Joseph Cuel
Wakeraville
Mont
Butte
Rock Springs
Murio Cachiani
Diamondville
Cael
First Degree Initiated at Memmerer Lodge No 33
Busy night in the Masonic lodge parlors on Friday when Memmerer Lodge No 33 A F and A M worked in the first degree laboring on three candidates LB F Smalley John A Larson of Cokeville and Stanley Brammer of Kemmerer They are expected to progress through the remaining degrees toward Master Mason status.
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Masonic Lodge
Memmerer,Lodge
F. Smalley
John A. Larson
Cokeville
Stanley Brammer
Kemmerer
Burglar Scarred as Nighttime Intruder Flees
Ivan Jones awoke to a yard racket and found a colored intruder in his storm shed. He flashed a light and fired shots to deter the man who fled toward Triangle streets. Marshals McMinn and Piz detained a suspect near the Bank, learned nothing conclusive, and released him before 7 am. Later, railroad guards noted night noises resembling shots, suggesting a possible misdirection of the earlier incident.
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Ivan
Jones
Triangle
McMinn
Piz
Cumberland
Boston Wool Market Dune Review Rep 14
The feature of the wool situation is the continued strength in prices across world markets and active demand. In the U S business is restrained by high prices as West dealers pause due to grower terms for new shearings. Manufacturers’ demand remains active but sales shrink with higher seller quotes. The position is strong with no major disruption to consumption and higher values seem inevitable. The Camera will take your order for engraved cards and call cards in the latest type.
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