Editor Takes Short Vacation Across Cities
The editor departs last Friday for a trip including Dubuque Chicago Wisconsin and Minneapolis St Paul where he once worked. In Chicago he will supervise procuring office equipment. In Idaho James H Wallis ex pure food commissioner and inspector is jailed in Salt Lake on falsifying records following a grand jury probe that also led to earlier convictions of former state treasurer O V Allen and deputy Fred V Coleman for $100000 misappropriation.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wyoming
Brandon
Idaho
Jame H. Wallis
Pure Food
Salt Lake
O. V. Allen
Fred V. Coleman
Wallis
Bryan seen as rubber stamp for White House says Laramie Republican
Edward B. Clark Washington correspondent for the Denver News speculates 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 served in that role. He treats Bryan as a mere rubber stamp for the White House.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Denver News
Bryan
Wilson
White House
Laramie
President Wilson's Daughter Tours Arizona With McAdoo
Mrs. Wm. G. McAdoo and her husband Secretary McAdoo traveled through Arizona on their way back from San Diego where the secretary attended the exposition opening as the president's personal representative. They rode in an engine cab from Winslow to Adamana and viewed the petrified forest with a ten minute train stop.
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Wilson
Wm. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Arizona
San Diego
My Holiday Sentiment from Buffalo Voice editor
The Castes editor receives 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 on the opposite page. White is noted as a brilliant Wyoming writer whose editorials differ from Castes political faith.
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Haylon M. White
Buffalo Voice
White
Wyoming
State figures assume offices after inaugural week
State Treasurer Herman Bates and State Superintendent Edith K. O. Clark appeared at the state house early to take charge of their offices following the inauguration ceremonies on Tuesday morning last week. The scene marked a prompt start to their official duties.
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Herman Bates
Sehoule
Edith K. O. Clark
State House
Burney Granted Pardon After Fraud Trial
O Neil and his wife paid back debts to depositors. pardon granted by Chief Maine amid opinions he was a victim of bad advice and not intent to defraud. He was previously awaiting a state pendency for trade in his tank.
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Burney
Neil
Tdaho
Chive Maines
Neil Endlie
Bael
Editor Wright Objects to Employing Relatives in View
Montpetier Ea paar editor Wright condemns hiring relatives and suggests state officials oppose the practice. The commentary contrasts acceptable local hiring with broader abuses, arguing for reform despite differing regional practices.
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Wright
Montpetier
Eapaar
Wyoming
Incoherent OCR Hints From Agricultural Report
Fragmentary notes from an agricultural department report describe a disrupted hive and an AML 600 pod within a constrained instruction, mentioning entities that cannot be reliably identified. The legible elements provide little actionable or contextual clarity for a full summary.
Clark, Speaker’s Daughter, Ambassadress of New Orleans
Clark daughter of the speaker of the house and Mr Jaws M Thowpecs of New Orleans was animated hawk well.
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Flaw Agpaagnnnet
Ma Sdaine ‘Clark
House of Terenentatives
Jaws M. Thowpecs
New Orkeane
Hawk Weil
Praise for Our Paper and Local Farewell Notes
A prominent visitor praises The Camera for wide state and national quotation, praising editor Tom Cammnn. The piece reflects on editorial aims to provide quality columns and expresses regret at Ex-State Treasurer John L. Baird and Mrs. Baird leaving Cheyenne for California, with promises of a cordial return in spring.
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Camema
den- Med Post
Omaha
Salt Lake
Tom Cammnn
John L. Baird
California
New Castle
Bairds
Capitol
Cheyenne
Idaho Considers Permanent Prohibition Amendment
A constitutional amendment in Idaho would forever ban the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor. Sponsors claim sufficient votes in both houses to pass it for a statewide referendum. If adopted, a statewide prohibition bill would follow. In Colorado, Republicans control the legislature for the first time in eight years with a solid majority.
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Idaho
Colorado
Governor Blease grants 1500 pardons in South Carolina
South Carolina Governor Coleman Blease pardoned about 1,500 convicted individuals in a broad act, marking a sweeping clemency move as critics note the outgoing administration’s busy pace.
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Blease
South Carolina
Republicans seize working majority in Idaho legislature
In Idaho the Republicans secure a solid working majority after initial questions about control. The outcome solidifies GOP leadership and party influence in the state Capitol.
Rich Wins Honors Again In Capture Of Three Horse Thieves
Undersheriff Joe Rundmandsen pursued the three horse thieves near Vernal Utah. The Dragoon brothers and Smoky White are held for transfer to authorities at Cirene Fiver and Kemmerer. They’re suspected in sheep and horse thefts in Big Sandy and Sage areas.
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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 man named Kiobacar was arrested at Susiebaat last week after a quarrel with Joe Wrigvy. He was brought to Kemmerer and found guilty in the justice court, fined $15, and appeared before Judge Carnaban. The case was prosecuted by Mitoreey Marshall Hoynakis and Calrtilt Garnatin.
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Kiobacar
Joe Wrigvy
Kemmerer
Siem Tom
Soy
Fire at Cumberland destroys the Halfway Home
A Friday fire at Cumberland damaged the Halfway Home known as the Halfway hone. The blaze was carried by a wire apparatus run by the district Ml who once oversaw Vila eadoom at the city.
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Kao Babel Hom
Tue Distikon Ml
Vila Eadoom
Inauguration Gala Crowns Wyoming Governor Kendrick
The state celebra tions mark a grand capital ceremony with Governor and Mrs Kendrick at the helm. Attendees include Mrs Kendrick in blue and diamonds and Mrs Carey in black and white as thousands witness a historic event. The Carey mansion will again ring with life as the new administration takes office.
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Capitol
Wyomin
Kendrick
Rix
Joseph M. Carey
Mra
Carey
Richard Scott
Honx
Forsyth
Gates
Mims
Edith Clark
J. L. Baird
Mim Rowe Bird Malay
Chas, Carey
Rose Maye Kendrick
Mecca
Wyoming
Gov. Carey
Careys
Cheyenne
Guite
Coal salesmen visit Frontier offices and Wilson home
General salesman T. J. O'Brien and traveling salesman H. H. Kurtz of Kemmerer Coal Co. visited Frontier and Elliot offices in Salt Lake in the company's interest. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Platt Wilson hosted a pleasant dinner at the Wilson home in Frontier for the visitors.
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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
Rail specials from Utah and Wyoming stations offer trips to Denver for the National Western Stock Show. Departures listed for January 14 and January 21 with return options and rates available through agents. Limited seats and early reservations encouraged.
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Denver
Oregon
National Western Stock Show
Utah
Legislature Meets in Cheyenne for 40 Day Session
The thirteenth Wyoming legislature opened in Cheyenne with a Republican majority in both chambers. Senate membership lists 10 Republicans and 11 Democrats, while the House shows 41 Republicans and 10 Democrats. Officers and staff were elected with Republican support and no opposition from Democrats.
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Cheyenne
Penate
Senate
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 Keep Key Posts in State Administration
Charles B. Morgan is reappointed deputy state treasurer while F. H. Westcott takes again the deputy secretary of state role. John Schuneman remains deputy state auditor and T. B. McDonough is named 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 Champion Fancy Shooter Impresses Crowd
The article compares Razee to Ty Cobb for his bat like skill with a gun, noting he never strikes out. It hails him as the world champion of fancy shooting, detailing his feat of quickly gathering five clay birds from the hand and burying them away from tin.
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Ty Cobb
Rasee
Razee
Hae
Ra- Bee
Frontier Rebekah Lodge Elects New Officers
At the last Frontier Rebekah Lodge No. 22 meeting officers were elected Noble Grand Mrs. L. A. Gove Vice Grand Mrs. Alvin Anderson Secretary Mrs. Ivan Jones Treasurer Mrs. Roy Osborne. Two candidates Mrs. Albert Casteel and Mrs. Hawley were initiated. The lodge remains in good shape with strong membership. A luncheon and social hour followed.
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Frontier Rebekah Lodge No
Noble Grand
L. A. Gove
Alvin Anderson
Ivan
Jones
Roy Osborne
Albert Castea
Hawley
Kemmerer Meat Market Delights with Steaks Roasts and Hops
Local shop promises appetising selections with steaks roasts and hops. Customers can secure premium cuts and beverages at Kemmerer Meat Market, highlighting fresh meats and accompanying brews.
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Kemmerer
Wit and Laughter Across Thinkers and Times
A compact page notes quotes on laughter from Carlyle Jerrold Bierne Holmes. It cites Carlyle about truthful mirth and laughter’s reach from earth to Olympus and Jerrold on merriment as a golden chain. Holmes calls laughter a riot of features obeyed by propriety.
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Douglas Jerrold
Earth
Olympus
Laurence Bierne
Oliver Wendell Holmes
The
Sunday Magazine
Charm and the working girl in search of elusive allure
A reflection on charm as an ephemeral gift that cannot be bought or forced. A working woman, amid factory routines, notes charm is not mere beauty or intelligence but a rare, divine quality that may vanish if fussed over and is hidden in books, pictures, and impressions.
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Deaks
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