Progressive party meeting in Casper outlines 1914 platform
About 40 leaders of the Progressive party gathered in Casper to map Wyoming’s campaign. National organizer Cadmus and a list of prominent party members approved resolutions opposing fusion with other parties and backing independent or nonpartisan state tickets where possible. The platform calls for initiative and referendum, recall, women’s property rights, highway regulation, tax reform, workman’s compensation, and nonpartisan judiciary.
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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
Rail lines cut sheep movement rates to aid winter range
Oscar Peterson of the Lincoln County Wool Growers Association says the Union Pacific and Short Line have set special rates to move sheep to Cokeville and nearby lambing grounds. Effective February 1 through May, rates fall about 60 percent from Bitter Creek to Cokeville and from Rock Springs and Green River to Cokeville. Poor weather may hinder reaching lambing grounds, but the reduced cost should help move bands. Quealy-Paterson has shipped 21 culls to Cokeville, with three more bands to follow.
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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 appear March 1 at the New Kommecur theatre offering a high class show. Grave Ruswell, a former New York footlight favorite, leads the company touring in Mole, Idaho, after playing in Musung theatre last week.
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Mareh
Kommecur
Ulantrels
Race Husell
Ter Merry Mineieet Malis
Grave Ruswell
New York
Musung
Mola
Idaho
Dead Austrian Found Near Kemmerer Tracks
Word arrived in Kemmerer on Thursday that the body of an Austrian man was found near the railroad west of Waterfall. Sheriff Hansen and Coroner Em Bree examined the case after an English speaker was arrested in Opal and brought back in irons. An inquest yielded no signs of foul play and identified the deceased as Joseph Cuel from Wakeraville, Mont. The jury ruled the cause of death unknown, with epilepsy or heart disease as possibilities.
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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 At Masonic Lodge No 33 On Friday
Memmerer Lodge No 33 A F and A M held three candidates in the first degree Friday night in the lodge parlors. The candidates were LB F Smalley John A Larson of Cokeville and Stanley Brammer of Kemmerer. They are expected to progress through the remaining degrees. Public stenographer room 8 First National Bank Building phone 148.
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Masonic Lodge
Memmerer,Lodge
F. Smalley
John A. Larson
Cokeville
Stanley Brammer
Kemmerer
Burglar Scare At Jones Home Ends With Fear and Fleeing Intruder
Ivan Jones awoke to a racket and found a colored intruder in the storm shed. He flashed light and fired shots to scare him away as Marshals McMinn and Piz pursued. The intruder claimed to be heading to Cumberland to catch a train and was jailed briefly for questioning.
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Ivan
Jones
Triangle
McMinn
Piz
Cumberland
Boston Wool Market Dune Review Rep 14
The feature of the wool situation is continued price strength across markets and active demand worldwide. In the U S demand is hindered by higher prices, with West dealers pausing operations while growers seek better contract terms for new shearings. Manufacturing demand remains active, but sales are reduced by seller prices. The market outlook remains strong with no major consumption disruption expected.
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the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Ole Ote
Ote
Congress
Carey
Flrst National Bank
Ivan Jones
Boston Wool Market
Islo
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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