New Counties to Conduct Elections Decided by State Supreme Court
The state Supreme Court ruled new counties will have their elections conducted by the state commissioners, removing old commissioners from control after the election. Lincoln County Clerk Folger had already prepared poll books, helping prevent confusion in counties with overlapping districts. Legislative candidates in multi county territories must file petitions with the Secretary of State in Cheyenne under state primary law, likely 10 days earlier than county rules, leaving about 25 days to circulate petitions.
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Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Theso
Lincoln County
Folger
Actiue
Cheyenne
Accidental Near Disaster On Rural Viaduct
A supply wagon for Green River Live Stock narrowly avoided disaster Thursday morning when a mare tied to the wagon broke through a fence and toppled off the embankment. The driver struggled to detach the horses as the wagon tilted, preventing further damage and injury to the team and wagon.
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Green River
Ultho
Viaduct safety questions move Kemmerer town council
The Kemmerer viaduct over the Short Line prompts concerns from residents about engine smoke and noise frightening horses. Citizens urge a covering and guard fences at approaches to prevent accidents and push for a new viaduct if plans exist.
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Kemmerer
Kemmmerer
Film maker tours west with mountain scenery reels
The traveling exhibitor presents moving pictures of mountain big game, praised as fine nature footage. After a successful Elis trip, he plans to delay Kemmerer show due to other attractions. In town, Pellegrini offers ice cream sodas and sundaes.
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West
Elis
Aran
Kemmerer
Outlawry Prevails in Cokeville Fatal Shooting Case
In Cokeville last Thursday night Marshal Dan Hanson was shot while meeting Sheriff Ward. Bert Dalton, linked to the Whitney brothers, admits aiding the crime but denies firing. Indignation meetings call for swift action as Dalton faces pursuit and Dalton’s ties to the Whitneys are scrutinized.
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Whitney
Dan Hanson
Cokeville
Ward
Dan Hansen
Pete Olson
Whitley Brothers
Bear River Bridge
Hugh Whitney
Hugh
Charley
Sheriff Ward
Marshal Hanson
Hanson
Will
Casey) Collot
P “Thore
Bert Dalton
Store House
Dalton
Cokevilly
Ogden
Toole
Utah
Colville
Whitneys
Whitney Joys
Dan Hanon
noVeath
T. B. Carnahan
Arnold
Charley Manning
Whitney Brothers
Coleville
Werthesley
Bert
Sublet visitors plan Fourth of July grand celebration
Sublet to Celebrate Mr and Min Jue Nagel announce a public Fourth of July event in Bullet with funding secured. Details mention a grand celebration, improved grounds, completed arrangements, and anticipated intercity attendance. Furniture and goods shipments appear referenced in fragmented notes.
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Sublet
Min Jue Nagel
Mundy
Nagel
Bullet
Daly
Counted Rails Visitor Ernest Titinson Tours Ken ierdh
Ernest Titinson, a visitor, spent several days in Ken ierdh and on Wednesday evening began a personally conducted tour for Poedwhine at hotel interests. The trip progressed toward the Moyer tunnel with Brow and others awaiting details on tunnel unit counts.
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Ernest Titinson
Ken Ierdh
An Ann
Moyer
Kemmerer Fourth of July Fest Promises Busy Day
Kemmerer prepares for a large Fourth of July celebration with a morning park program, free candy and fruit for children, a children’s dance, and a big evening dance by the Kemmerer Volunteer Fire Department. Prize money for contests and band services are arranged, with pastors visiting homes to invite families to attend. In another incident, Mexican worker Bernade Lujan was fatally shot in a sheep camp near Clear Creek. Ed Poet, an employee of Joe Smith, exchanged shots with Lujan after a dispute over Lujan’s employer. Poet surrendered in Fossil and is questioned. a coroner’s jury blames Poer for the death and a wider search looms for him. Shorty Snider was found wearing Poer’s clothes and is jailed as an accessory.
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Kemmerer
J. P. Folger
Doc Cannington
Buck Wright
Pire
Clear Creek
Fossil
Bernade Lujan
Mont Ani
Ed Poet
Joe Smith
Poet
Horit Lujan
Poor
Sherif Riehl MeMim
Hearings in District Court for horse thief Herbert Dyer
Herbert Dyer was held to the District Court after a Wednesday preliminary hearing before Judge Rosenbors in Kemmerer. He pled guilty and was remanded in the sum of 190, unable to furnish it, and was taken to Evanston jail by Deputy McMinn. Dyer had a prior reputation and cited influence by another party who he claims planned his death.
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Herbert Dyer
Jude Rosen Bors
Kemmerer
Evanston
McMinn
Dyer
Rancher Johnny Misehler Heads to Bear River Raid
Johnny Misehler travels with family to Bear River raid to guard sheep interests and oversee a large hay crop. He plans to store about 1200 tons of hay this year with strong crop prospects. Last year he shipped several hundred tons to a healthy market and could have processed more. They expect to return by the Fourth of July.
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Fohnny Misehler
Bear Hiver
Johnny
Open Harness Factory Here
J Hi and family arrived in Kemmerer from Shoshoni to establish a harness and saddle shop. Former Denver craftsman notes no local competition and predicts a strong field for business in Kemmerer this summer. Wade and Clifford Rosenberg plan to spend the season in Soda Springs. both are welcomed as new residents.
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J. Hi
Kemmerer
Shoshoni
Wyo
Mr. Hill
Denver
Wade
Virgil Corwin
Soda
Clifford Rosenberg
Little City
Soda Springs
Tdiaho
Charles Stone
First National Bank
Stone
Evanston
Et Wis
Sweetwater County
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