Rival bids for GOP nomination shape Roosevelt vs Hughes
A Chicago dispatch outlines the looming Republican convention scene with figures like Hughes Roosevelt Root Weeks Ford and Ford as a protest candidate. It flags the likely outcome a contest between Justice Hughes and former President Roosevelt and notes party leaders may back Roosevelt to defeat Wilson despite past defections.
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Cie
United Democracy
Roosevelt
Cummins
Iowa
Ford
Michigan
Hat
Ohio
Burton
Fairbanks
Indiana
Hadley
Missouri
Weeks
Call
Massachusetts
Sherman
Sinots
Root
Justice Hughes
New York
Senator Weeks
Hughes
Mr. Ford
Lkely
Bia
Republican
Republican Party
Bizaite
Wilwath
Justine Hughes
Supreme Court
Republi
Wilson
Wileen
Miss Kendrick Returns to Cheyenne Leader
Miss Rosasaye Kendrick daughter of Governor John Kendrick returns from Greenwich Connecticut where she has graduated from Ely Court a school for young ladies She will stay in Cheyenne with her parents before moving to Sheridan and the ranch in a few weeks Kendrick at Exeter New Hampshire will return at the end of one week
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Rosasaye Kendrick
John RB. Kendrick
Greenwich
Connecticut
Ely Court
Informal but Delightful Visit Honors Miss Helen Stuby
Mrs. Allen Floyd and Mrs. Arthur Parker entertained Monday evening for Miss Helen Stuby en route from Kemmerer to Sheridan. A 500 game provided amusement and an elaborate supper followed. High scorers were Miss Winifred Stuart and Mr. Elston Debolt, who received souvenirs. Miss Stuby leaves Tuesday for Sheridan to spend summer with her mother and will return in September to Kemmerer to head the Latin department at the high school.
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Mra Allen Floyd
Arthur Parker
Mra Floyd
Helen Stuby
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Floyd
Winifred Stuart
Elston Debolt
Marweaver
Kathrine Ish
Marjorie
Winifred
Emily Underwool
Peart - Genevra Brock
Helen St
Lonor
Mesara Moyer
Parker
Debolt
Volf
Menglecamp Hachmann
Kerrigan
Hooker
Miss Stuby
The Fight Over Courna Vote Guidance
fragments discuss voting in accordance with deviations and avoiding dictation from others. It notes a second thought that the other party should do the same, reflecting a debate about fair participation and guidance in a civic process.
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Courna
Unsigned note on editor retirement at Kemmerer Camera
A brief unsigned message from Wall Branden announces retirement from duties at the Kemmerer Camera. The editors express regret and hope the editor will return to Wa agai, as the resignation is noted in last week’s issue.
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Wall Branden
Kemmerer
Bie Brother
Editioe
Row
Bru. Hroudun
Wa Agai
Camp follower editor Brandos sells paper link to Rose
The Wheetland Tins Fhre Remmnerer Camera story notes Brandos selling out to Robert K. Rose who will revive the Haee demummtie paper amid tours and state ties, signaling a shift in ownership and direction for the publication career.
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Brandos
Robert K. Rose
Ewoduel Haee
Longtime Kemmerer Camera editor retires. new leadership named
C Watt Brandon steps down after eight years as owner editor of the Kemmerer Camera. He is praised for community impact and journalistic skill. The paper shifts from Republican to Democratic control with Robert H. Rose named the official pencil pusher, and C Watt Brandon’s legacy noted with respect.
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C. Watt Brandon
Brandon
Kemmerer Camera
Robert H. Rose
Kemmerer
The
Camera
Kemmerer Camera Sold. Editorial Voice Fades
The Kemmerer Camera has been sold and the Inter Mountain Globe notes the departure of editor Bret Brandon. Readers express regret at his exit from Wyoming journalism, while Rose takes over as the new party chaser and Brandon contemplates his next move.
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Bret. Brandon
Wyoming
Royal A Young Assignment Notices From Romberer
In Romberer this week local figures discuss R Rose of the Revereas Camere and Watt Brandon. The announcement is described as eliciting elation for Democratic party media and regret over changes in editorial leadership and ownership.
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Romberer
R. Rose
Revereas Camere
Watt Brandon
Democratic Party
Watt Brenden
Lincoln
Tee Camwra
Brandon
Aw 38
Longtime Wyoming Editor Sells Kemmerer Camera
C Watt Brandon sells the Kemmerer Camera to R R Rose of Kemmerer. Brandon, editor since 1908, retires to enjoy a vacation and may return to journalism. Rose, a Kemmerer attorney and Democrat, plans to change the paper’s policy, drawing interest from both parties.
Change in Ownership at Kemmerer Camera
Last week the Kemmerer Camera announced it was sold by Editor C. Watt Brandon to R. B. Boxe of Kemmerer. Brandon will sever ties with the paper but may return in the future. The Camera will shift to a Democratic political stance under new ownership.
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Kemmerer Camera
Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
James
Wyoming
C. Watt Brandon
R. BR. Boxe
Isaac
Brandon
Camera Change in Star Valley Newspaper Ownership
Announced last week that C Watt Brandon sold the K rer Camera to Robert Kor a prominent attorney of Star Valley. Brandon has edited and managed the Camera for about eight years and passes the paper to the new owners in strong financial condition. Jettres extends best wishes to readers and the state’s newspaper men.
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C. Watt Brandon
Robert KR. Kor
Brandon
Poonsaer
Jettres
Prank Ei Lucas in the Buffalo fal etins
Watt Brandon, a leading man of the etate, was disposed of the Kemmerer Camera to Attorney FH. B Rose. The Camera was among active weeklins of the state four years ago and will be used in the future along Democratic Mr. Graydon remains undecided about his future.
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Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
FH. B Rose
Graydon
Whitney’s Retirement Shocks Wyoming Newsroom
A retiring editor in Wyoming state reports stepping down from the newspaper after a long tenure. The announcement notes staff changes and plans for upcoming editions as the newsroom transitions to new leadership.
Wendt reports sale of Kemmerer Camera to Robert R. Rose
The Kemmerer Camera changes hands as editor Brandon Branden sells the paper to Robert R. Rose. Branden, a praised editor, will remain a resident and pursue rest, while Rose prepares to assume control in a few weeks. The local press laments Branden’s departure and wishes both men future success.
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Wyomtine
Branden Haa
Kemmerer
Bode St
Robert R. Rose
Editor Bran don Departs Kemmerer Camera Voice
Robert Rose succeeds Mr. Brandon as editor of the Evanston Press. Brandon will remain in Kemmerer until fall with no definite plans announced. Joe T. Booth fills the role at Evanston. Brandon to focus on other writing and business projects.
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Brandon
Kemmerer
Robert i
Joe T. Booth
Rvanston Press
Watt Brandon
E Kemmerer
Retirement announced at Kemmerer Camera by C Watt Brandon
In Adviser News Rock Springs A H Nichol reports that C Watt Brandon longtime editor of the Kemmerer Camera will retire from newspaper work to enjoy a well earned rest. Robert R Rose remains owner of the Camera.
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A. H. Nichol
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Camer sale marks week’s big surprise
Watt Brandon, longtime editor of the Kemmerer Camera since 2005, sells ownership to BR K Howl foray in local law circles. The paper has grown from a small sheet to a substantial newspaper through Tran Don’s tireless work and steady financial success.
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C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
BR. KR. Rowe
Wyoming
Camera
Theu
Brandon
Kemmerer Camers
Watt Brandon
Stege
BR. K. How Loral
Gtr
Trandon
Busincese
Fragmented OCR Disability of Local Civic Letter
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a local figure, likely political context, and mentions publishing and a publication title The Cameron. The text indicates confusion over names and possible party affiliation but lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Ship Naming
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a camera, a large boat, and named individuals but lacks clear context or readable details. The text appears to be a damaged record with possible references to people and objects that cannot be reliably interpreted.
Untitled fragment from Lake Daily Tribune
Fragmentary OCR text from a Utah newspaper snippet shows garbled phrases and broken names, offering limited readable details about potential local items or notices without clear events, dates, or entities to identify a coherent story.
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