Political realignment feared as Progressive push grows
The state faces a potential split as Progressive leaders threaten an independent ticket outside the major parties. Democrats resist amalgamation while Progressives may target Congress and state offices, reshaping the campaign balance and Republican strength.
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Cooper
Lewsons
Republican
Camper
Congress
Avery
Republiccan
Wyoming
Three Partien
Wikton
Taft
Roosevelt
Gau
Antible
Mepolitans
Eau Cumin
Cary Mw
Partelife
Hams
Republican state committee moves to act on resolutions
The text notes a conference on the lead ore issue and a belief that the Republican state secretary should take steps to learn the Republicans' wishes. Chairman Gottlieb is empowered to appoint committees to carry out the resolutions.
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Gottlieb
Rag Dances Targeted by Pocatello City Council
The Pocatello council weighs an ordinance banning rag dances and similar movements including the Turkey Trot Tango and Bunny Hug. Penalty for evasion is a fine up to one hundred dollars and licensed dance halls would be responsible for patrons. The measure reflects concerns over decorum and regulation amid Lent and rising tariff talk expected to shape elections.
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Pocatello Tribune
Mixup Over Raphsel Lopes Hunt Costs in Utah County
A dispute arises over expenses from the manhunt for Raphsel Lopes. Utah county residents refuse to pay most costs, except those incurred by Sheriff Henry East. They say the hunt was directed by Sheriff Andrew Smith Jr of Salt Lake County, so Utah County should not cover costs from another county. About 20 000 spent so far, with a claim for 5 000 in bids.
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Salt Lake
Utah County
Raphsel Lopes
Sherif Henry
Sherif Andrew Smith, Jr
Salt Lake County
Chase
Lopes
Bingham Canyon
Progres sives and Republicans in Turmoil Over Independent Ticket
The Cheyenne Leader reports clash between Republicans and Progressives over an independent ticket for state offices. It cites alleged deals to suppress independent candidates and cites editorials from the Siberian Post questioning union with other parties and the feasibility of a distinct Progressive platform.
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Domonranir
Caapir
Siberian Post
Ube
Are We Losing in Patriotism A Foreign Policy Debate
A historic letter argues that diplomacy has overreached in the Mexican crisis and questions U S resolve under the Monroe Doctrine. It cites British press on Villa and warns of diminishing American patriotism, reverence for national honor, and risk of war if noncombatants abroad are mistreated.
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United States
Mexico
Women push for children play grounds in Rock Springs
The Women’s Democratic League of Rock Springs asks the city council to establish playgrounds for children. Led by Mrs. T. B. Taliaferro, the delegation favors swings gymnastic apparatus loose dirt and shaded areas to benefit youngsters during vacations and springtime projects. Merrill Jones once of Kemmerer now editors the Hig Piney Examiner and aims for success.
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Women's Democratic League of
Rock Springs
Merrill Jones
Kemmerer
Castrina
Hig Piney Examiner
Merrill
editor targets in Hulett war flare up
In Hulett a rising conflict surrounds the Hulett Globe office after an arson attempt and a later attack on Editor Goolerun. The long-time editor Mr Gunderwn is praised by supporters as a steadfast voice against slander and troublemakers in the basin.
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Hulett
Hulett Globe
Goolerun
Gunderwn
Hadwell May Be State Treasurer Candidate
The text notes strong support for Hadwell Frank Hadell as a potential Wyoming state treasurer. It cites backing from Republicans across northern and central Wyoming and Carbon County, with mentions of Ham Prack Andsell and Hawkes supporters highlighting Hadell as a fitting choice for the office.
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Los
Hawkes
Ham Prack
Hawilins
Tate
Frank A. Hadell Marling
Back from Philippines Returnees Reach United States
Two individuals including Mrs Holland return from eight months in the Philippines with the U.S. military. They describe life in the interior camps and social segregation observed there. The narrative mentions attention from military personnel and a focus on repatriation and adjustment after release from overseas service.
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United States
Letinds
Caniry
Uhm Helms
Mra Halloud
Ai Alee
Sheep report Stirs Hope as Snow Settles in Baxter Basin
Dave Sammon reports snow in the Baxter basin northeast of Rock Springs is settling. Sheep herds are off hay with light corn feeding, about seven percent at times, and upper edge desert flocks are thriving with expected no major losses. The southern district remains snowbound making feed haul impossible while Fred Mills of Rock Springs is keeping margins tight, aiding stock masters. If weather stays favorable, all sheep will be off feed by season end.
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Dave Sammon
Baxter Basin
Rock Springs
Fred Mills
Mining Machinery Install Planned by Coal Union Leaders
Matthew Morrow of the United Mine Workers in this district pushes a plan to install electric mining machinery as a moving effort in the Glen Coe camp of Diamond Coal and Coke. He notes conditions in the coal fields are generally satisfactory and cites a mild winter reducing demand and increasing idle days in the coal belt.
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Vial
Glencoe
Diamond Coal & Coke, Company
Matthew Morrow
United Mine Workers of America
Kemmerer
Morrow
Improvement League Dance Opens Busy Evening at Local Hall
The Improvement League event at the Lathes Mutiia church drew a large crowd last Saturday. The Ketmmerer orchestra provided music while a new trap Grummer drew cheers and the hall was decorated to celebrate the occasion.
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Ketmmerer
Denuravet
Washington Friday program delights school audience
A small school entertainment event Friday featured two one act plays that drew applause. The eighth grade and high school students performed readings and skits, with light applause and fond audience reaction shaping the afternoon.
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Haney
Washington
Applaus
Tapelty
Sumiay
Engineer in Kemmerer Arrested in Post Office Robbery Case
A well known Kemmerer engineer Hl. Soule was arrested in Great Falls after being linked to the robbery at Corner Pharmacy post office funds and drug store valuables. Authorities report circumstantial evidence including a key, poker game purchases, and a female accomplice. federal inspector D. D. Sheahan takes charge as the suspect faces possible 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
Miss Adelaide LeFevre hosted a Friday evening social for bachelor girls at Mr and Mrs Roy A Moon's home. Five Hundred was played. Ethel Ivy and Bowie Rathbun won the honors. Guests included Gussie Helbig Betsy Rathbun Carrie Johnson Laura Paine Jennie Locker Mabel Goddard Kathrine Lynch Mabel Downey and several others.
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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 Honors Won at Mrs Whitten's Evening
Mrs George Whitten hosted a small club gathering last Thursday with sixteen attendees. Honors went to Mrs Edward Heedy and Mrs L B Halbert. Refreshments were served and Mrs Wm Wood will host the next event.
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George Whitten
Mmes, Edward Heedy
L. BE. Halbert
Wm. Wood
Missouri Girl Pleases With Clean Comedy at Lyceum
The Missouri Girl, starring Daley and Zeke in title roles, drew a large crowd at the Lyceum theatre Sunday evening. Despite a simple plot, the play's wholesome humor delighted patrons, and the new management of Lyceum Mosars Scott and Sandberg is praised for booking quality attractions.
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Daley
Zeke
Lyceum Theatre
Suneday
Ie Alway
Lyceum
Mosars
Scott and Sandberg
Arcadé Hrataurant Opens Amid Staffing and Service Plans
A new cafe named The Arcadé Hrataurant is planned with announced staff changes. Will be modeled to offer panitary cafe style service. Long measures are noted to address customer expectations and quality. W. Hearth and 0. W. Webber named as new managers.
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Hearth
W. Webber
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