Progressive split reshapes state politics and party balance
The article analyzes a split among progressive Republicans and possible cooperation with Democrats. It suggests independents may nominate for Congress while state offices could align with either old party, warning that an amalgamation fears could shift power in the next campaign.
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Congress
Avery
Republiccan
Wyoming
Three Partien
Wikton
Taft
Roosevelt
Gau
Antible
Mepolitans
Eau Cumin
Cary Mw
Partelife
Hams
Confusion Over Resolutions Seeks GOP Guidance
The text notes a conference on the lead ore issue and calls for action by the Republican state secretary to gauge Republican wishes. Chairman Gottlieb is authorized to appoint committees to implement the resolutions.
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Gottlieb
Rag Dances Banned by City Council in Local Ordinance
The Pocatello council weighs an ordinance to prohibit rag dances including the Turkey Trot Tango Elephant Walk Grizzly Bear Bunny Hug and similar steps. Violations carry a fine up to one hundred dollars and license the dance halls with owner responsibility.
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Pocatello Tribune
Mixup Over Hunter Expenses in Lopes Search Across Counties
Utah county communioners refuse to pay most expert costs in the man hunt for Raphsel Lopes. They say Utah county should not cover expenses incurred by another county’s sheriff even though much of the chase occurred there. Sheriff Henry East of Utah county bears actual costs. Sheriff Andrew Smith Jr of Salt Lake county directed the hunt. Total expenses reach about 20 000 with up to 5 000 yet to be allocated.
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Salt Lake
Utah County
Raphsel Lopes
Sherif Henry
Sherif Andrew Smith, Jr
Salt Lake County
Chase
Lopes
Bingham Canyon
Cheyenne Leader Reports Progressive Republicans Pact
The Cheyenne Leader claims Republicans bought influence with the Progressives in Campbell to block an independent ticket except for Congress. It cites the Siberian Post arguing against coalition and questions the feasibility of a pro progressive independent run.
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Domonranir
Caapir
Siberian Post
Ube
Is Patriotism Diluted as US Role in Mexico discussed
A historical editorial argues Americans abroad face humiliation and questions the United States strength and Monroe Doctrine. It cites British media on the Mexican crisis, Villa, and U.S. arms support, urging pride and resolve without seeking war.
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United States
Mexico
Play Grounds Initiative Sought by Rock Springs Women
The Women’s Democratic League of Rock Springs asks the city council to create playgrounds for children. Led by Mrs. T. B. Taliaferro, the delegation urged swings gymnastic apparatus and dirt areas. They note the current park is inadequate during summer afternoons. Merrill Jones, formerly of Kemmerer, now editor and manager of the High Piney Examiner, is mentioned as starting a new paper and gaining support.
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Women's Democratic League of
Rock Springs
Merrill Jones
Kemmerer
Castrina
Hig Piney Examiner
Merrill
Editor Goolerun Targeted in Hulett Violence
The Hulett Globe office was attacked by arson and editor Goolerun narrowly escaped a second fatal attempt. Gunderwn, longtime editor admired for steadfast honesty, defends the paper against slander and local hostility amid a heated wartime context.
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Hulett
Hulett Globe
Goolerun
Gunderwn
Hadell for State Treasurer Emerges in Republican Spin
In Wyoming circles Hawke Hawkins or Hadwill is mentioned as a top Republican favorite for state treasurer. Support comes from northern and central counties and Carbon County, with strong backing from party friends who praise Hadell’s qualifications for the office.
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Los
Hawkes
Ham Prack
Hawilins
Tate
Frank A. Hadell Marling
Back from Philippines to United States weeks after voyage
Report describes the return trip of Mr and Mrs Halland from the Philippines aboard the Letinds group. They spent eight months in the Philippines and lived in the interior, with Mrs Hall as the only white woman among military personnel on the base. Details are vague but mention Hal loud Wing and William Alderh.
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United States
Letinds
Caniry
Uhm Helms
Mra Halloud
Ai Alee
Snow Settling Improves Winter Sheep Range Near Rock Springs
Dave Sammon reports snow in Baxter basin northeast of Rock Springs is settling. Most hands are off hay with some corn feeding. About 7 percent of sheep needed feeding at times. Desert edge flocks progress well with low expected losses. South of Rock Springs remains snowbound hindering feed haul. Fred Mills of Rock Springs credited for steadying feeding costs, helping stock master. If weather stays favorable, all sheep may be off feed by season end.
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Dave Sammon
Baxter Basin
Rock Springs
Fred Mills
Movement to install mining machinery noted in Glen Coe camp
A campaign to install electric mining machinery is reported by Matthew Morrow vice president of the United Mine Workers in this district. He cites general satisfaction in the coal fields and notes weather has reduced demand and caused idle days due to a severe winter.
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Vial
Glencoe
Diamond Coal & Coke, Company
Matthew Morrow
United Mine Workers of America
Kemmerer
Morrow
Improvement League Dance Draws Local Attendees
The Improvement League Dance last Saturday night at the church hall drew a good crowd. The Ketmmerer orchestra provided music and the event was described as enjoyable with lively dancing and a pleasant atmosphere.
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Ketmmerer
Denuravet
Washington Friday program features eighth graders acts
A local school entertainment event Friday showcased one act plays and a readings segment that drew applause. The eighth grade class from Wak Oh Joteremslig and high school students performed, with a notable turnout and laughs from the audience.
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Haney
Washington
Applaus
Tapelty
Sumiay
Engineer in Kemmerer Arrested in Post Office Robbery
An engineer known in Kemmerer, Hl. Soule, is jailed in Montpelier custody after sheriff Lowry captured him in Great Falls. Authorities allege he robbed the Corner Pharmacy post office sub-station, stealing $200 in funds and $60 in drug store cash, with links to a poker game and a female accomplice named Billie. Federal inspector D.D. Sheahan now leads the case with potential federal charges.
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Pocatello Tribune
Kemmerer
Soule
Montpelier
Lowry
Reat ‘Halls
Montana
Dr. Newton
Sonly
Boyle
Botte
Palla
Billie
Cuatody
Great Falla
Pooatgale
Halcbees
Budiight
Wen
Thin City
Hin
D.D. Sheahan
Bachelor Girls Entertained By Miss Adelaide LeFevre
Friday evening at the Moon home Miss Adelaide LeFevre hosted the Bachelor Girls with guests including Mmea R H Em bree and J EK Burch. Five Hundred was played with Ethel Ivy and Bowie Rathbun receiving honors. luncheon featured chicken patties rolls ice cream cake and coffee.
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Adelaide LeFevre
Mra
Roy A. Moon
Mmea
R. H
Embree
Burch
Mise Roeuche
Ethelivy
Bowie Rathbun
Misnea Gussie Helbig
Bessie Rathbun
Carrie Johnson
Laura Paine
Jennie Locker
Mabel Goddard
Ethel Ivy
Kathrine Lynch
Mabel Downey
Ka Mies LeFevre
Entertained Club Hosts Pleasant Evening at Home
Mrs George Whitten entertained the club at her home last Thursday evening with 16 attendees. Honors were won by Mrs Edward Heedy and Mrs L E Halbert, and refreshments were served. Mrs Wm Wood will entertain the club next.
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George Whitten
Mmes, Edward Heedy
L. BE. Halbert
Wm. Wood
Missouri Girl Pleases Local Theatre Audience
A Sunday night crowd enjoyed the old comedy The Missouri Girl at the Lyceum theatre. Daley and Zeke starred in the title roles while the production impressed with wholesome humor and simple rural life themes. The new Lyceum management aims to book quality attractions and assure liberal patronage.
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Daley
Zeke
Lyceum Theatre
Suneday
Ie Alway
Lyceum
Mosars
Scott and Sandberg
Arcadé Hrataurant Opens Amid Staffing And Service Goals
A new cafe named The Arcadé Hrataurant plans to launch with a focus on pastry and palate friendly dishes. Management outlines service standards and aims to attract customers with careful preparation and quality offerings. W. Hearth and 0. W. Webber are named as new managers.
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Hearth
W. Webber
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