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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
23
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Announcements in The Camera list Republican nominees for governor and auditor along with Democrat contenders for state senate and house. It notes Sen Cranney and Chas Myers as Democratic senate candidates and several Kemmerer and Star Valley residents as house nominees. It also reports Judge Richard Scott receiving withdrawal support from Hon. John M. Hench to avoid intra party conflict.
The piece notes a Progressive or Independent bid in Uinta County with likely Republican incumbents unchanged. It highlights Wyoming county superintendent race difficulties after a first grade certificate rule, suggesting appealing to qualified married women to fill vacancies due to salary, hours, and responsibilities.
The 1911 reapportionment bill assigns Uinta three State Senate seats and seven House seats through 1917. Lincoln must share, delaying Uinta’s accredited delegation until 1917, with discussions of two senators and two house members for Uinta opposed by Lincoln and tied to party deals.
Ed Hause aims for sheriff nomination and election in Lincoln County. Hansen, a Republican, won two years ago from Star Valley and seeks a second term amid strong support from friends. Rumor had Hale and Jenson planning to run, but they will not oppose him.
Responding to Lincoln county friends J R Rich McMinn announces his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff this fall. He previously served as deputy sheriff in the county and for a year as marshal of Kemmerer, with a record of faithful service and steady leadership despite a past nomination setback two years ago.
Marshall Reynolds emerges as a leading Republican nominee for county and prosecuting attorney. A Mansfield State Normal graduate and University of Pennsylvania alum, he previously practiced law in the East with his parents, served as law clerk for the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, and earned broad GOP backing in Lincoln County.
Stanley Brammer of Kemmerer, once named as a state senate candidate on the Democratic ticket, will instead seek nomination for the lower house. Known in Kemmerer as an agent for the Oregon Short Line, Brammer has broad local support and good statewide recognition.
Harold Ko Harrison, current Lincoln County Clerk, announces reelection bid. He notes his tenure since assuming duties has been diligent and well received, and that the voters should return a Democrat to continue his service to the county.
The Camera highlights Hermann Gates of Worland as a Republican pirate treasurer candidate and Tar ae Ube mayor, plus Clarence Gardner of Star Valley for state senate. Gardner is a former legislator who narrowly lost a key race years ago, with Lincoln County expected to gain strong representation and the two candidates touted as capable and popular figures.
Joe Allard seeks Democratic sheriff nomination while Lenham pursues Republican ticket. Frank P. Cranney of Star Valley announces Democratic bid for state senate. Birney Al Sage of Cheyenne runs for secretary of state on the Republican ticket. KR H Embree announces for Lincoln County coroner on the Republican ticket.
Joe B. Martin, longtime treasurer of Uinta county, enters the race for county clerk on the Republican ticket. Frank Brown, a deputy in the same office for years, runs for treasurer on the same ticket.
A Japanese tailor T Kumagai and his wife Mise Chikune Kamagi arrived in Kemmerer with a relic from a 200 year old Japanese revolution. The sword and scabbard are finely crafted with sea stone or shell inlay and protective lace strands. A carved cave of Japanese wood was also presented. The couple plans Kemmerer as their future home.
To the electors of Lincoln County the coroner announces re nomination for the position after two years of service. He pledges honest conscientious attention to duties and seeks the support of Republican voters if he is nominated and elected.
John Foley, depot policeman at Vocatello, is appointed depot master at Yellowstone. He will assume duties when able as the station opens for the season.
Owing to the end of the yearly railroad appropriation and depleted funds for yard and double track work along the short line, delays occur at several points. A new appropriation expected after July should accelerate completion for heavy freight usage.
An announcement records the marriage of Mise Francis Lew Herschier to Mr. Jesse Mier Faller at the bride’s Annyon Ranch Fontenelle home on Wednesday June seventh with Rev. Mayor of Kemmer officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaco Her tehler a Kemmerer pioneer. couple plan a wedding trip east and then reside in Opal.
Everett Herman, fore man of Montpelier Exandier, visited Kemmerer over Sunday. He notes excellent conditions at the railroad center and forecasts prosperity for the year. Herman is Charley Wright’s nephew, owner of the Examiner, and has worked in the mechanical department for four years while handling correspondence for several papers.
At the solicitation of friends Francis Bosmith announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. He is the current County Superintendent of Schools in Carbon County, has held the post eight years, and has lived in Wyoming all his life. He was educated in Wyoming and at the State University.
County resident Marshall Hey Nolds of Cokeville Wyoming declares candidacy for Lincoln County Attorney at the Republican primary on August 16 18. He pledges to safeguard taxpayer interests if nominated and elected.
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