Quealy Family Return From National Conventions
Hon P J Quealy and son Mahlon return from an extended trip to Chicago and Washington, attending the Republican and Democratic national conventions. Quealy served as Wyoming delegate and chaired the delegation. Mahlon was a convention page. They then visited M Kemmerer and his New England coast yacht trip, later touring his Pennsylvanian estate.
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New England
Mr. Kemmerer
Lorimer
P. J. Quealy
Mahlon
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Wilson
Quealy
Bryan
Clark
Anan
Burke
North Dakota
Marshall
Indiana
John
B. Osborne
Wyoming
Kentucky
New York
Kemmerer
Pennsylvania
Manch Chunk
Pha
Ney
Progressive Convention Call for Wyoming Delegates 1912
A Wyoming call invites voters across counties to a Cheyenne meeting on July 27 1912 to discuss state politics. It seeks three delegates and three alternates to the Progressive Convention in Chicago August 8 1912. Names electors by petition. Joseph M. Carey.
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Egenne
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
Cheyenne
Chicago
Joseph M. Carey
Mondell Bill Clears House Panel on John Day Case
The house committee on public lands reports Mondell's bill correcting the John Day decision to make the additional homesteads law plain. It aims to benefit thousands of western settlers by ensuring residence and cultivation credits apply, addressing an unjust interpretation. Also note Kemmerer market advertises appetizing steaks chops and roasts.
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Yellowstone National Park
Warren
Belt Line
Thumb Station
Lake Hotel
Tuwstern
Secretary of the Interior
Cody
Lander
Devil's Tower
Wyoming
House Committee On Public Lands
Mondell
Land Office
John Day
Homesand
Adams
Norris bill proposes national conventions for presidential year
Representative Norris of Nebraska introduces a reform bill to replace primaries with a national convention per party held on the fourth Monday in June in presidential years. Each state seats delegates by party strength, with primaries to select delegates on a fixed schedule. If no candidate wins a majority, the convention nominates. A hardware furniture store line ends the item.
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Norris
Nebraska
Progressive Republican
Primarion
Sheriff Wins Election Contest In Weston County
Judge Matson rules in favor of John Owens over Ralph B. Hackney in a 1010 election contest. Hackney served since January 1911 awaiting decision. Owens gains a forty vote majority after illegal voting findings. Hackney to repay salary received. Owens reimbursed. Sheridan attorneys represented both sides. trial moved from Judge Purmalee's jurisdiction on venue change.
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Matson
John Owens
Weston County
Ralph B. Hackney
Hackney
Pricer
Poet
Owen
Owens
Sheridan
Lityiganta
Purmalee
Married couple weds in city home ceremony
Ernest Jagge and Miss Clara Seewer of Montpelier were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan Jones in this city with Judge Rosenberg officiating. The couple returned to Montpelier on No 17 and will reside there.
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Auy Zo
Ernest Jagge
Clara Seewer
Montpelier
Ivan Jones
Judge Rosenberg
Boston Wool Market Encouraging Confidence Grows
One of the most encouraging features of the situation is the apparent confidence of everyone in the woolen industry. Wool prices are rising and mills are absorbing large quantities. They are well balanced on old contracts and re orders are very satisfactory. Duns Review.
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Boston
Duns
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Paget Sound
Ahi Points
Oregon Short Line
Unto Pacific
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Aaurlat
Eastbund
Wren
Lake Giry
Mr.quealy
Congress
Lincoln County
Kem Wvrer Hardware Furniture Co
Old Evans
Craighead Rye
Evans-Cahn-Leavitt Distilling Co
Joe Leavitt
Selicitor
Kansas City
Missouri
The
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Co
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