Kendrick Becomes U S Senator as Houx Takes Governor Seat
John H Kendrick resigned as Wyoming governor and departs for Washington to assume the U S Senate seat on the fourth of next month Frank L Houx succeeds to the governorship Wyoming welcomes Kendrick’s appointment noting he will speak with knowledge and work steadily for the state while Houx pledges faithful service to Wyoming and its people
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Republicans debate next GOP presidential candidate
Boston Transcript discusses who might become the Republican nominee. Names such as Charles Evans Hughes, Weeks, McCall, Whitman, and Harding are mentioned as possibilities, with critique of prior choices and calls for careful consideration by party leaders in Washington.
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Taying Accor to tie Carken Cette Aquiwal
A fragmentary report describes efforts to align a tithe system and form a Cupnigle deftrmary for a community. It notes a 1% hawk selection to liaile and specifies correspondence with a Curne atque jeoqun te wee. Details are unclear and largely unreadable.
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Kinney Faces Death Threats in Wyoming Obituary Claim
A damaged text fragment suggests Joseph Kinney of Cokwrilly faces threats tied to a plant project and a proposed will. The garbled notes mention a candle, a dying feature, and a note about publication in Wyoming, with Kinney denying or facing backlash from neighbors.
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Cokwrilly
Tate Bien
Mention of His Name Hints at Western Wyoming Appeal
A fragment notes that mentioning his name carries appeal in Western Wyoming, suggesting future significance. Another speaker in the text references lx Horman Br intes of Worlant, indicating additional named individuals in the era.
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Wyoming
Lx Horman Br.intes
Worlant
Wilsons course mirrors Adams on sea rights and privateers
The Wall Street Journal notes that President Wilson’s approach with Germany follows precedent from 1798 when the United States faced France. Congress empowered the president to use the navy, issued letters of marque to privateers, and avoided war. By 1800 warlike steps paused and claims were settled through courts.
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Germany
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Wall Street Journal
Governor Kendrick Departs to Seek U S Senator Seat
John B Kendrick resigned as Wyoming governor and departed Monday for Washington to qualify for the U S Senate race. He was joined by his private secretary and received a large farewell banquet at the Plains hotel with remarks from Houx and Kendrick, highlighting the public value of publicity and accountability.
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Wyoming
Washington
U. S
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State Houx
Kendrick
Gets It Corn Remedy Advertised By City Drug Store
An old time ad touts a corn treatment claiming to peel corns away in two drops. It features exaggerated claims, mentions relief and healing by the product branded as a universal cure, and references a City Drug Store as the source.
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The University Oil Leases Controversy Unveiled in Wyoming
The State Land Board and University Trustees approved fifteen year oil leases on five university lands to non residents, risking multi million losses. Legal barriers include public auction requirements and federal land grant limits. Wyoming citizens plan suits to annul the leases and restore auction bidding to protect taxpayers.
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Local KH S Basketball Teams Win at Rock Springs
Enthusiastic crowd travels to Rock Springs for KH SB teams. KH SB boys defeat Rock Springs High by 10 points, while the KH SB girls beat Rock Springs High girls in a lively doubleheader. Teams praised for clean play and improvement since Kemmerer visit. Players listed for both KH SB and KH SA squads.
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Rooke Springs
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Aiden
Kook Sorin
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Ji Easton
Charter Sneddon
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Robert Cameron
Leve Tactoletes
James McNamara
Fred Pheifer
Sule
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Vliner
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Rock Springs welcomes Kemmerer teams after big game
Local supporters packed Rock Springs for a decisive match as Kemmerer and Rock Springs High School students and staff traveled to cheer their teams. The trip included students and coaches from both sides, a warm escort to the high school, praise for Rock Springs facilities, and plans for a return game and a court-ordered return match for the girls' teams.
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Helen Stuby
E. H. Davis
Mies B Hin
Mary McNamara
Miss Bagley
Katherine Smith
Bernie Bell
Vaughn Lyons
Sam Ross
Flossie Smith
John Snyder
Lawrence Holland
James Vicars
Florence McPhie
Arthur Malion
Emma Hunter
Marie Gordon
Filsen McClement
Myrtle McClement
Edna Scott
Coach Gibbon
Kemmerer
Jock Springs High School Atudents
Rock Spring
Kemingrer Vieltord
Oelcome
Jina
Star Valley Snowed In Blocks Communication and Mail
A telephone message reports Star Valley cut off by heavy snowfall with no mail for seven days. County Commissioner Jenkins says a team of volunteers will attempt to break the road to Cokeville within four days using sleds and heavy sleighs.
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