Roosevelt Acquittal Raises GOP Prospects for 1908
The Roosevelt acquittal strengthens his political standing within the Republican Party. Analysts say he is unlikely to run for president but will influence party decisions and support when leaders pick a contender. Wyoming Republicans are portrayed as firmly united for the next election, diminishing Democratic hopes for Congress.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Barnes
United States
Rooevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Party
John
Congress
Wyoming
Delinquent Tax List Shrinks in Converse County
In Converse County the delinquent tax list is unusually small with only 34 real estate owners allowing taxes to become delinquent. The publication reflects a notably short delinquent tax list this year.
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Converse County
Stranger Gains Six Pounds In Lobbies Test
In Cheyenne Tribune a stranger in the Plains lobby tested weight on scales at the east entrance. He removed his overcoat and held it on his arm, then left declaring he had gained six pounds.
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Plains
Cheyenne Tribune
Democratic papers praise Kendrick as a political move
Leading Democratic papers in the state devote space to lauding Governor John Kendrick while signaling potential political intent. Although Ken Uvick was thought to seek the 1914 U.S. Senate seat, he may enter the race next year against Senator Clare, reshaping the contest.
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John Mr. Kendrick
Kendrick
Ken~ Uvick
Warren
United States Senate
Clare
June Ameri can Review of Revel highlights Krupp works and Essen
The June issue offers several articles on the Krupp steel works in Germany and the town of Essen where they are located. It also discusses German submarines with engaging reporting and analysis.
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American Review of Revel
Krupp Steel
Germany
Essen
Big Piney Examiner Debuts Amid Wyoming Stock Region Pride
The Big Piney Examiner launches with a new press and typefaces under editor Roy al A Young. The paper operates in Wyoming's rich stock country, drawing strong local advertising and reader support from Green River Valley correspondents, signaling regional prosperity.
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Big Piney Examiner
Royal A. Young
Wyoming
Green River Valley
Wyoming Press Association to hold Wheatland meeting
John W. Cook, president, announces the Wyoming Press Association will convene its annual meeting in Wheatland on June 14-15. Large attendance is expected as railroads offer special rates. Cook notes publishers benefit from organization and urges broader participation to keep pace with progress.
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John W. Cook
Wyoming Press Association
Wheatland
Cook
Taft backs Wilson as nations face crisis in war
The article notes strong Republican support for President Wilson amid wartime propositions. It highlights ex President Taft’s loyalty and urging others to back Wilson, claiming bipartisan unity in critical national matters. An accompanying Salt Lake Tribune extract is promised in another column.
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Wilson
Republican Party
Taft
Tssue
Salt Lake Tribune
Pity the Editor Here Be an Original Emay Parody
A garbled verse narrative critiques editors and doctors, contrasting contributions and errors. The piece satirically questions authorship, morality, and subscription woes while hinting at editorial missteps and personal vices within a community.
Crain Released In Blackmail Case Debacle
Tom Crain, once jailed on blackmail accusations tied to letters to Isabel Burns demanding money or threat to burn her house, was released after Judge Craig dismissed the case for lack of evidence. Crain claimed innocence, later admitting he may have written the letters while intoxicated or insane. The letters caused county concern before Crain fled the area.
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Isabel Burns
Craig
Crain
Isabel
Porter
Tom Crain
Sinew
Lease Garage Change at Lincoln County Garage
Change of management at Lincoln County Garage with Mr McKenna retiring. Jack Walters and Platt Wilson lease from Mr Quealy and take charge. Walter handles mechanical work. Wilson runs office and business. Also notes Denver plans to continue saloon licenses despite statewide prohibition, arguing home rule. Denver wet for two years. potential case to US Supreme Court. Saloons to close January 1, 1916 under state law.
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Platt Wilson
Jack Walters
Lincoln County
tcKenna
Quealy
Walter
Mr. Wilson
Denver
United States Supreme Cort
Colorado
Local Camera Promises News From County to State
The camera will bring readers concise reporting on local county and state events. It emphasizes firsthand coverage, timely updates, and a steady stream of community oriented stories.
Not Guilty Verdict Ends Credon Trial
The jury returned a not guilty verdict after about thirty minutes and the prisoner was discharged from custody. Credon plans to pursue a claim against the county for false imprisonment, and the state may nolle pross several pending counts to close the criminal calendar.
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Ous Stody
Credon
Jeary
Dan Credon
Nolle Prasse
Sublet Baseball Team Faces Scheduling Woes and Disappointment
In Sublet, mining camp residents proudly support a local baseball team but have suffered two Sundays of canceled games with Kemmerer. Transport delays and Cokeville scheduling issues led to gate cancellations, sparking criticism of Kemmerer Mooseball management and concern for the town’s sporting reputation.
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Sublet
Kemmerer
Coberite Te
Soey
Cokeville
Kem
Coleville
Mau
Miss Clark Honor Guest Reception Contained at Tea
Miss Edith K. Clark state superintendent of schools hosted a formal tea event after games with guests including Mrs Jon. E. Burch and attendees from Provo Utah and California. George W. Tenner noted plans for travel and health improvements were discussed during the evening gathering.
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Jon. E. Burch
Carte
Edith K. Clark
Wen
Uy Bn. OW
Bel” Dowsey
Carrie Jotnece
Afton
Prove
Opal Happenings and Local Court Notes in Opal
Opal notes list a circus visit by Mr Buddendich family and others, Bulls delivered for a ranch, Decoration Day events in Opal, and local chatter about residents like Jesse Goodfellow and William Solliday. Visits to Branston, supply runs, and the C W D B club dance at Allen auditorium are mentioned amid community snippets and routine court cases before Judge Cole.
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William Solliday
Lyon Rathbun
Branston
M. A. Thomas
Chas
Olean
Frank Pomeroy
Elmer Rathoo
Life at the Capital: Mrs Forsyth Seeks Treatment in Rock Springs
Mrs BR Forsyth wife of the Male Auditor travels to Rock Springs for medical care at the hospital there. She underwent an operation in November and has not regained health since. Friends express hope for full recovery as she undergoes current treatment. Local note from State Leader.
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BR. B. Forsyth
Rock Springs
Forsyth
Laure
Route home ended after business trip to Washington
A brief update notes a person traveled from Washington to Riverton for a business visit and then proceeded toward his home. No further details on date, company, or final destination were provided.
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Riverton
Washington
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Jesse
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Jon Brepp
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Len
Roy Barret
Asia
Teddy Marks
Aiso
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