Federation in session in Cheyenne Wyoming convention
The state Federation of Labor met in Cheyenne last week in what reports call one of Wyoming’s best meetings. A large delegation from many trades was present and discussed labor reforms including an eight hour day for women workers. Local attendees came from Kemmerer Superior Chayne a Rock Springs and Laramie with others yet to be represented.
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State Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Em Poyer
B. Jackolatti
Robert Hanna
Frontier
Luke Mellich
Elliot
Orson Brown
Horace Smith
Diamondville
Noah Pack
Glencur
James Armatrong
Oak
Ates
Kemmerer
Superior
Chaynea
Rock Springs
Laramie
Elk skin furniture exhibit at Brown Palace in Denver
Jen D. A. Preston known as Dog leads elk skin furniture exhibit for Wyoming lodge arrivals at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. The second floor display features chairs settees a table and other pieces formed from elk hides antlers and feet. Lodges reportedly received offers over a thousand dollars per piece.
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Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Jen D. A. Preston
Dog
Cheyenne
Brown Palace
Forrest
Preston
Wyoming
Preeton
Haymond Benjamin
Utah Sheriff Eastman Visits Randolph Aims to Stop Raid
Sheriff A L Eastman of Utah traveled to Randolph with cattleman Jake Latch to pursue and arrest suspected raiders blamed for depredations in Lincoln County. The visit follows earlier crimes as Eastman, recently appointed, continues his effort in law enforcement. two suspects in South Cumberland were arrested on related charges.
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Sherif A. L Eastman
Utah
Randolph
Jake Latch
Lincoln Counties
Morse
Altho
Afien and Star Valley Prep Wig Celebration
Afien and Star Valley plan a Pioneer Day celebration on Friday to mark the anniversary of a historic landing in Salt Lake. A large crowd is expected from all regions with a major rite, ham, and entertainment planned, featuring the Kemmerer area and local festivities.
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Afien
Star Valley
Ube
Salt Lake
Answer Double Purpose Che Camere by Arthur Calverty Inet Week
Two services documented by Arthur Calverty in Inet Week. First, noted he had lost his Salt Lake precinctreet sc Kobtecoees. Second service details are incomplete in the source.
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Arthur Calverty
Salt Lake
Tower Lights Coming to Kemmerer Yard Upgrade
Arrangements by the Oregon Short Line to install twelve tower electric lights in Kemmerer railroad yard. The lights will improve yard safety, aid night operations, and enhance the town's nighttime electric display, making Kemmerer stand out as a premier town in the state.
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Kemmerer Yards
Oregon Short Line
Kemmerer
Komumeérer
Diamondville Blanked by Montpelier Baseball Attack
Montpelier pounded Diamondville in a Sunday doubleheader with a 11 to 4 win in the opener and a troubled second game that ended early after Diamondville protested umpire calls. Vealey was moved to center as Tom Smith pitched in relief but Montpelier extended leads each inning and Diamondville quit after mounting criticism of the umpiring.
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Montpelier
Diamondville
Idaho Boys
Vealey
Tom Smith
Vinitore
Kemmerer Forms New Baseball Club After Local Death
A new Kemmerer baseball club forms from younger players aiming to keep the nation's spirit alive. Jobe fillebrist serves as manager as the team schedules games with Cumberland and a trip to Evanston for a return match. Community support is urged to help these young players showcase the town.
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Kemmerer Baseball Association
Kemmerer Cove
Jobe Fillebrist
Suay
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Evanston
Barber Shop Sale Leads Freeman to New Course in Town
Saterday a deal closed where Dimiite Freeman sold the Kenimerer Hotel barber shop to Mr. Leltoux, former owner of the area. Leltoux, known World timer here, returned from Canada seeking steady work, and Freeman plans to decide his permanent path after a rest at Lava Hot Spring.
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Dimiite Freeman
Kenimerer Hotel
Leltoux
Are
Lektoux
Canada
Freeman
Jimmie
Val
Fishing Party Heads to Lallange Event
A garbled report describes Fred Chapin John Misehler Ed Hansen and Alert Larmon fishing before last week’s Lallange. The group spent time at the shore and spoke of catching large fish with expert technique.
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Fred Chapin
John Misehler
Ed Hansen
Alert Larmon Beft
Lallange
Doctors on Piney Dee and Stafford Recusal Note
A fragmented report notes personnel headlines involving doctors on Piney Dee and a figure named Stafford who recused himself last week from Denver amid unclear ties to a Tekar incident and a fear aid matter.
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Piney Dee
Stafford
Denver
Japan
Sapa
Tekar
Cattle Outlook and Route Mail Row in Concords
Shortage of beef raises prices with calves scarce and Western cattlemen facing uncertain profits. Birds discuss mail route operations, Charley Bird staying on to carry Opal to upper country as bids lag, parcel post shrinking frontier mail and foretelling a shift to heavier freight wagons.
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Charley Bird
Opal Pinedale
Whrle
Opal
Diment
Charley
Jared
Sam
Government
Bird
Lyceum Presents Quality Shows At Weekend Run
The Lyceum theatre hosted two strong shows over the weekend drawing good crowds. Saturday featured the musical comedy Alice Where Art Thou with polished staging and fine numbers. Sunday offered the play Goodness Gracious Mable, praised by attendees and noted for strong performances.
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Lyceum Theatre
Alice
Mable
Fein
Hewetts Show at Lyceum This Week with Moving Pictures
The Hewetts company brings a first class program of moving pictures and vaudeville to the Lyceum for a full week. They claim to be one of the best in the northwest and promise a third troupe soon. Subscribe for The Camera.
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Hewetts
Lyceum
Hewett Company
Vauteville
To Extend Charter for Cumberland Oakley and Diamondville Musicians
The local musicians union has extended the charter closing by thirty days to recruit more members. Invitations have gone to Cumberland Oakley and Diamondville bands and musicians to join, aiming for a strong union. The next meeting on August 2 is expected to attract many new members, with low joining costs now versus later.
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Cumberland
Oakley
Diamondville
Camaro office force member leaves for hay fields six weeks
A Blickfeldt from the Camaro office force has suffered a severe hay fever attack and left last Wednesday for Daniel and other upper country locations to work in the hay fields, expecting a six week stay.
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A Blickfeldt
Camaro
Daniel
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