Wilson’s Record Wins Endorsement as Nation’s Path
New York World argues for four more years of Wilson leadership citing rising industrial indices since 1912, strong federal finances, and the success of progressive legislation. It contrasts Wilson’s bipartisan achievements with Hughes lacking leadership to steer a Republican Congress. The piece frames Wilson’s re election as decisive for stable policy and national progress.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank
Tte
National ‘Treasury
Wilson
Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Hughes
New York World
Welcome to Our City Kemmerer Conference Hosts
Citizens of Kemmerer anticipate a large Mormon conference next Saturday and Sunday with 400 attendees from surrounding areas. The town welcomes visitors and urges everyone to ensure guests feel at home, highlighting speakers Brigham H. Roberts and Joseph Smith Jr. as noteworthy attractions.
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Kemmerer
Mormon Church
Brigham H. Roberts
Joseph Smith
Cokeville Afton road progress brings Star Valley pride
Lincoln county residents celebrate rapid progress on the Cokeville to Star Valley road. Five miles completed of a convicts-built route now locally praised for beauty and utility. Joe Kinney of Cokeville and Star Valley farmers secure $1600 for shale surfacing, with Star Valley Commercial backing deposits in Afton Bank to finish the project soon.
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Lincoln County
Cokeville
Afton
Star Valley
Montpelier
Idaho
Wyoming
Joe Kinney
Kinney
Star Valley Commercial Organization
Afton State Bank
Coke Ville
Coun
Prosperity and the dinner-pail in campaign rhetoric
A historical summary critiques prosperity rhetoric in elections, arguing Republicans push the dinner-pail argument to win votes while Democrats blame downturns on Republican policies. It cites Braddock’s reports and mentions higher firm earnings, bank deposits, and business activity during a period, with figures reflecting party claims and counterclaims.
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Hradeteet
Pampasaerciad Catinrem Uae
A Degree of Courtesy in Evanston Editor Critique
An Evanston Wyoming Press editor, esteemed in the community, offers a sharp critique of Governor Kendrick. He questions the governor’s motives, questions reliance on finances for political gain, and notes perceived lack of audience appeal while defending the editor’s own trusted standing.
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Evanston
Wyoming Press
Kendrick
Stampa
The
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Wilson Hughes as Leaders Focus of Civic Debate
An editorial contrasts Theodore Hughes's tenure as New York governor from 1907 to 1910 with Woodrow Wilson's presidency since 1913. It argues Hughes failed to reform party machinery, faced factional battles, and left state finances demoralized, while Wilson's national leadership contrasts with persisted special interests and corporate influence in both parties.
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Hughes
New York
Wilson
United States
United States Supreme Court
Republican Party
Wall Street
Feuer
National Republican Organization
William Barnes
Balievina
Wilton Haw
Frontier News Briefs From Kemmerer Coal Area
Frontier residents face injuries at No 3 and No 6 mines. Calvin Burt injured by a windlass incident July 2, later expected to recover. D Shiba hurt by coal fall July 21, not life threatening. Greek miner also injured at Sublet No 6. Mike Citerlo and Annie Warhol wed July 18. friends serenaded with cow bells. Alfalfa crop harvested for Kemmerer Coal Co. stock feed. John and Mrs Green returned from Salt Lake trip.
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Calvin Burt
D. Shiba
No. 3
No. 6
Sublet
Dr. Roe
Kemmerer
Mike Citerlo
Annie Warhol
Frontier
Justice of the Peace
Carnahan
Cow Belle
Kemmerer Coal Co
John Green
Salt Lake
Mrs. Green
New York
Nhew York
Cireen
Woolgrowers Listen Card Prices Prompt BusinessStay
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Woolgrowers, prices, and business contacts in Salt Lake City. Mentions Wy salted meat, bank ties, and names Jack McCarty, W A Apperson, and families. Indicates travel to a ranch and visiting relatives in Halt Lake Oly.
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Wyoming
Bi Inger & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack McCarty
Mer
Opal Adopts New Shearing System and Plant Plans
A new Opal plant project aims to use the Australian upper and lower floor shearing method with a 45 by 200 foot building and 45 by 50 foot lean-to. The system handles thirty to forty shearers, utilizes heat from the ground floor, and is supported by a $10,000 company investment. Local interest grows among Lincoln County sheep men as Rock Springs visitors tour the site and discuss specifications.
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Opal
Rock Springs
Rathbun
Jake Herschier
Nedschler
George Watts
al Payne
James Petrie
Victor Vacinelli
Australia
Lincoln County
Democrat seeks nomination for Clerk of District Court
A personal candidate statement announces entry on the Democratic ticket for Clerk of the District Court in Lincolnton county. The speaker cites county office experience as deputy in multiple roles and pledges efficient service if nominated, urging electors to support at the upcoming primary.
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Lintoln County
LaChapelle
Thomas Holland declares candidacy for Kemmerer Justice of the Peace
The candidate announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer Justice Precinct. He asks voters for support at the upcoming primary and pledges to act without fear or favor, guided only by law and right.
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Kemmerer Justice Precinct
Justice of the Peace
Kemmerer Justice
Thomas Holland
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