Editor's Vacation Trips Across Cities and Regions
The editor leaves last Friday for a vacation visiting Dubuque Chicago Wisconsin and Minneapolis Saint Paul where he once worked. In Chicago he will oversee purchase of new equipment for the office. Idaho news reports James H Wallis former pure food commissioner and sanitary inspector jailed in Salt Lake amid investigations connected to state officers, following grand jury actions that led to O V Allen and Fred V Coleman's imprisonment for misusing $100000 of state funds.
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Iowa
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wyoming
Brandon
Idaho
Jame H. Wallis
Pure Food
Salt Lake
O. V. Allen
Fred V. Coleman
Wallis
Bryan rumor stirs cabinet resignation speculation
Edward B. Clark of the Denver News suggests William Jennings Bryan may resign from the cabinet. He questions what Bryan has done to offend and notes Bryan has not been secretary of state while Wilson has, implying Bryan is a White House rubber stamp.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Denver News
Bryan
Wilson
White House
Laramie
President Wilsons Daughter Tours Arizona Rail Trip
Mrs. Wm. G. McAdoo and Secretary of the Treasury traveled through Arizona on their return from San Diego where he attended the exposition as the president’s representative. They rode in the engine cab from Winslow to Adamana and viewed the petrified forest, with the train stopping ten minutes for them.
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Wm. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Arizona
San Diego
My Holiday Sentiment from Hon Hay lon M White
The Castes editor prints a New Year greeting from Hon Hay lon M White editor of the Buffalo Voice. The leaflet titled My Holiday Sentiment occupies half the page and features a fine photo. White is noted as Wyoming's brilliant writer with editorials that differ from the Castes political faith.
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Haylon M. White
Buffalo Voice
White
Wyoming
State officials assume offices after inauguration confusion
State Treasurer Herman Bates and State Superintendent Edith K O Clark appeared at the state house early to assume their charges following Tuesday morning inaugural ceremonies, marking a tentative good beginning amid the hatchday confusion.
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Herman Bates
Sehoule
Edith K. O. Clark
State House
Burney Granted Pardon After Payment To Depositors
The record states Burney and his wife paid back to depositors to secure a pardon. The article notes the judge and authorities believe the case involved missteps or intent to wrongfully use trade resources.
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Neil
Tdaho
Chive Maines
Neil Endlie
Bael
Editor Wright Objects to Hiring Relatives in Local View
Editor Wright of the Montpetier Ea paar view to object to the elute on employing relatives and sumgente Chant ghee baw bee we do teetre arterd we tio die away with this way of doing The one might work well in Wyoming, hardly encorning the state bat count ty offiobale.
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Wright
Montpetier
Eapaar
Wyoming
Unclear heading from agricultural bulletin fragment
Fragmentary agri bulletin notes a policy on a 600 podthe Mourne unit and mentions an AML 600 podthe. details are partially garbled with illegible names and numbers, preventing full reconstruction of events or entities.
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Agri Ereuliorsl
Unclear Text Summary of Political Figures
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person linked to the speaker of the house and another named individual from New Orleans, but details and context are illegible. No verifiable events or dates are discernible.
Praise for The Camera and editor’s praise from prominent visitor
A visiting distinguished man lauds The Camera and its editor for wide quotation across the state and beyond. Ex-State Treasurer John L. Baird and Mrs. Baird depart for California, with many friends bidding them farewell in Cheyenne. they will return in spring to New Castle.
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California
New Castle
Bairds
Capitol
Cheyenne
Prohibition Moves in Idaho Legislature
A constitutional amendment to forever prohibit manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors is introduced in Idaho. Proponents claim enough votes in both houses to pass and submit to a public vote, with a statewide prohibition bill to follow. In Colorado, Republicans regain control of the legislature for the first time in eight years and hold a strong majority.
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Idaho
Colorado
Governor Blease Grants 1500 Pardons in South Carolina
South Carolina Governor Blease issued full pardons to about 1,500 inmates across a range of crimes. The action underscores a broad clemency move by the administration.
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Blease
South Carolina
Idaho Republicans win solid legislative majority
In Idaho the Republicans established a clear working majority after the elections, ending initial doubts about which party would control the legislature. The result solidifies GOP influence in the state government.
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Idaho
Rich Wins Honors Again in Capture near Vernal Utah
Undersheriff Joe Rundmusen pursued three horse thieves near Vernal Utah, capturing two Dragoon brothers and Smoky White. They allegedly stole horses and sheep in Big Sandy country and may be linked to Bert Long. One brother to be turned over at Green River and Smoky White with the other to Kemmerer. Rundmusen departed last Wednesday to transport prisoners.
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Atcaie
Vernal
Utah
Dragoon
Smoky’ White
Big Sandy
Cireen Fiver
Smoky White
Kemmerer
Bert Long
Boge
Bill Julian
Sage
Joe Rndmundsen
First Case in the New Court
A slay by Kiobacar led to arrest at Susiebaat. He confessed in Kemmerer court and was fined $15. Judge Carnaban presided with Prosecutor Hoynakis and defense counsel praised for their conduct.
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Kiobacar
Joe Wrigvy
Kemmerer
Siem Tom
Soy
Fire at Cumberland Last Friday Destroys Halfway Home
A fire last Friday in Cumberland damaged a structure known as the Halfway Home between two compounds. The incident was investigated by a district official formerly in charge of a local facility in the city.
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Kao Babel Hom
Tue Distikon Ml
Vila Eadoom
Inauguration Gala Elevates Wyoming in Capital
The state celebrated Governor Kendrick and Mrs Kendrick with a grand inaugural ceremony a reception and ball at the capitol. Prominent guests from across Wyoming attended as Mrs Kendrick and Miss Kendrick wore elegant gowns and diamonds. The event drew thousands and signaled a bright four years ahead in Cheyenne with a lively executive mansion ambiance.
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Kendrick
Rix
Joseph M. Carey
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Carey
Richard Scott
Honx
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Gates
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Edith Clark
J. L. Baird
Mim Rowe Bird Malay
Chas, Carey
Rose Maye Kendrick
Mecca
Wyoming
Gov. Carey
Careys
Cheyenne
Guite
Coal Company Traveling Salesmen Visit Frontier Office
General Salesman T. J. O'Brien and traveling salesman H. H. Kurtz of Kemmerer Coal Co. visited Frontier and Elliot offices for the company's business. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Platt Wilson hosted a pleasant dinner at their Frontier home in their honor.
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T. J. O'Brien
H. H. Kurtz
Kemmerer Coal Co
Salt Lake
Frontier
Elliot
Platt Wilson
Wilson
Excursions to Denver for National Stock Show Tickets
Train excursions to Denver offered via the Oregon Short Line for the National Western Stock Show. Tickets on sale from Utah and Wyoming stations with departure dates in January. Contact agents for rates and details.
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Denver
Oregon
National Western Stock Show
Utah
Legislature Meets in Cheyenne for 40 Day Session
The thirteenth edition of the Wyoming legislature convened in Cheyenne for a 40 day session. Republicans hold the majorities in both chambers with Democrats in the minority. officers and staff are listed as Republicans. Elections were unanimous with no Democratic candidates.
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Penate
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House
Wee
Frank J. Hour
George B McClellan
James Graham
Premont County
Frank Yoder
Laramie County
Edward W. Stone
H. J
Albany County
J.M. Hansen
Cook-Campbell
Reading
Officials Reappoint Key State Deputies In New Term
Charles B. Morgan is named again deputy state treasurer F H Westcott returns as deputy secretary of state John Schuneman resumes deputy state auditor and T B McDonough becomes deputy state superintendent of public instruction succeeding Mae Woodriff under Rose Bird Maley administration
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Chas. B. Morgan
F. H. Westcott
John Schuneman
T. B. McDonough
Mae Woodriff
Rose Bird-Maley
Razee the World’s Champion Fancy Shooter Demonstrates Skill
The article compares Razee to Ty Cobb in bat handling and praises his marksmanship. It notes his flawless scoring record and describes his feat of gathering five clay birds and burying them swiftly. The vivid performance underscores Razee’s renowned status in shooting.
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Ty Cobb
Rasee
Razee
Hae
Ra- Bee
Frontier Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers and Initiates
At the last Frontier Rebekah Lodge No. 22 meeting, officers were elected including Noble Grand Mrs. L. A. Gove and Vice Grand Mrs. Alvin Anderson, with Secretary Mrs. Ivan 8. Jones and Treasurer Mrs. Roy Osborne. Two candidates, Mrs. Albert Casteal and Mrs. Hawley, were initiated, the lodge reported good membership and a social luncheon followed.
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Noble Grand
L. A. Gove
Alvin Anderson
Ivan
Jones
Roy Osborne
Albert Castea
Hawley
Kemmerer Meat Market Promises Meats And Hops
The Kemmerer market offers appetising steaks roasts and hops to shoppers. Local vendors promote fresh cuts and beverages for sale, inviting customers to visit and inspect the selection.
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Kemmerer
Quotations On Laughter From Carlyle Jerrold Bierne Holmes
From The Sunday Magazine comes a collage of witticisms on laughter. Carlyle declares laughter reveals heart and wholesomeness. Jerrold parodies the golden chain as a chromatic merriment extending from earth to Olympus. Bierne links smiling to a larger moment of life. Holmes calls laughter a riot judging propriety by the features.
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Douglas Jerrold
Earth
Olympus
Laurence Bierne
Oliver Wendell Holmes
The
Sunday Magazine
Charm Beyond Beauty and Brains in Working Girls
A Mother’s Magazine passage muses on charm as a divine gift that eludes calculation or purchase. It notes working women, their fatigue, and the elusive quality that makes some women irresistibly charming beyond appearance or intelligence.
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Deaks
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