Bryan's Cowardice Aims in Political Plays
The piece argues Bryan has faded from political prominence, once a fiery opponent of war, now mocked in papers. It suggests a strategic plan by Bryan to resign from the cabinet, seek the Senate in Nebraska, or pursue a Wyoming Senate bid via Osborne’s hints, signaling shifting ambitions and skepticism.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Wilson
Daily Press
Mr. Wilson
Nebraska
Osborne
Denver
Washington
Wyoming
Cheyenne Man Hanged for Denver Real Estate Murder
Harry Hillen former Cheyenne boy was hanged at Colorado state penitentiary last Thursday night for the murder of a Denver real estate man. He died protesting his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hillen
Colorado State Penitentiary
Denver
Georgia Governor Clayton Faces Threats After Leo Frank Sentence
Governor Clayton of Georgia, whose term ends Sunday, faced mobs after commuting Leo Frank's death sentence to life imprisonment. The militia guards his home as threats to his safety emerge.
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Clayton
Georgia
Leo Frank
Ninth anniversary of Stanford White killing case action
Last Friday June 26 marked nine years since the Stanford White murder by Harry K Thaw. Sentiment favors his release, with claims he is now sane and the case appears ready for disposal after a long, hard fought battle.
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Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
Wyoming Weathering Storms and Calm Climate Noted
The Laramie Republican praises Wyoming for freedom from violent storms and floods, noting rare cloudbursts and small local harm. It highlights that in three months the state has matched other regions in low temperatures and expresses gratitude for the climate.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Wilson’s plan for saving the situation
The piece argues Mexico eyes a coalition of the best elements to run national affairs during a crisis and questions why the United States should reject a similar approach. It notes Wilson did not invite Taft, Root, Meyer or any Republicans into his cabinet to handle the German crisis and mocks the inconsistency of advising others but not applying the idea.
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Wilson
Mexico
United States
Taft
Root
Meyer
Press costs rise during European war impact
The article notes European war disruptions push blank paper costs higher for American newspapers and Type and Linotype metals rise in price. Publishers are not shown to have raised subscription prices, though printers face multiple cost increases and economic pressure.
Tariff debate and employment shifts in postwar economy
A regional column argues that tariff policy affects home-made goods and employment. It cites 1944 import and 1920 tariff figures to claim low tariffs harm domestic producers, boost unemployment, and depress living costs, urging voters to consider protective policies to revive prosperity.
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Thaes
Sontet Bodersi
Ameritas
Congress
Republica
Cokeville Wins Star Valley Mail Contract Victory
Cokeville and Afton Transportation Co wins Star Valley mail and stage contract, replacing Montpelier Idaho route. New arrangement speeds mail service to Afton and Star Valley, with winter viability improved and Idaho-bound traffic redirected to Wyoming. The change benefits Lincoln County residents and local taxpayers.
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Cokeville
Star Valley
Montpelier
Lincoln County
Idaho
Point
Wyoming
Wyoming Point
Cokeville- Afton Transportation Co., &Ompany
Sandance
Cokeville Gala Set For Birthday Senator Celebration
Cokeville residents prepare for a week of events marking a senator birthday and the securing of a mail contract to Star Valley. The Kemmerer band will perform with many Kemmerer residents planning to attend. Arrangements include a program of music and community celebration leading to Lincoln county milestones.
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Cokeville
Ve Star Valley
Kemmerer Band
Kemmerer Ve
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Printer Costs Shift Burden From Wholesaler to Consumer
The passage notes a printing industry pattern where wholesalers and consumers bear higher costs while printers take the least share. The statement implies price shifts in commercial printing, with end users paying more than manufacturers.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing Appointment
The article notes the appointment of Robert Lansing as secretary of state. It identifies Lansing as the new head of the state department and outlines his expected duties and initial actions.
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Robert Lansing
The Gentleman and the Grouch
A dated reflection contrasts a refined gentleman with a morose grouch. It suggests virtue brings respect and fewer foes, while harsh moods breed enemies. The piece urges gentleness if one can, warning against sour tempers and petty grumbles.
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Webster
Local Clerk Mistyped Names Shuffle Regional Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment mentions auditors and cashiers from Green River and Kemmerer with references to Pires National Bank of Green River. It lists Mountain Liv Big Island Livestock and Big Pandy Sheep Co of Globe, Arizona, withEl Paso bookings and unclear past business dealings.
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Otte B. Keane
Green River
Sistant
Pires
Gireee
Kemmerer
Mr. Rouse
Big Island
Globe
Arisopa
Vinivor
el Paso
Bootlegging Debate Spurs Law and Enforcement Critique
The Camera voices concern over a recent law barring aliens from firearms, arguing enforcement gaps and revenue motives. It contends statutes remain unenforced while officers focus on alien residents, allowing minor infractions to go unmonitored.
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Janeen
Becomes Cashier at Pinedale Bank Succeeds Resigned Official
Becomes Cashier Claude Eilas of the Rock Springs National Bank chosen to fill the Pinedale State Hank post after the resignation of KB Richardson. The report notes Elias as a figure connected to State Mine matters and a long service record, with local mining references.
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Claude Eilas
Rock Springs
East State Notes Highlight Local Farce and Notable Visitors
Ambiguous East State notes mention Paula Jurgensee returning home to Wyoming and a Cheyenne physician gathering with prominent figures. The fragment references a coast trip, entertainment, and a planned future event in Cheyenne with names such as Carte Coyle and Newcastle listed among attendees.
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Paula Jurgensee
Wyoming
Bock Ful
Epant
Carte Coyle
Newcastle
Mane Sore
Cheyetas
Doctor J R Marquis Stricken With Diphtheria At Home
Announcement last evening stated Dr J R Marquis is ill at his home with diphtheria. Friends report he has not been in good health for some time and doubt the severity. The outcome remains uncertain while hopes exist for a safe recovery.
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J. R. Marquis
McPhies Visit Family in Diamondville Idaho
Mr and Mrs Ben McPhie and daughter Cortesa of Namps Idaho visit Mr MePhie’s parents in Diamondville and other relatives. They plan to stay until after the 4th and stopped at Lava Hot Springs for a week.
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Ben McPhie
Cortesa
Namps
Idaho
Judge Craig's Successor Names Circulate After Creig Die
Discussion focuses on who will replace Judge David H. Creig of the Third Judicial District. Names mentioned include Attorney General D. A. Preston of Rock Springs, Penny Arnold of Keenes, and A. Heavill of Rock Springs.
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David H. Creig
Atrocy General
D. A. Preston
Rock
Local Social Notes From Wisconsin Visit
Mrs Meyer wife of a local post employee hosted a small party at her home in Madiaga Wisconsin. Guests included Miss Helen Abbott Miss Elle and Miss Katelle O Boyle and others. The gathering followed a trip by Cheyeung Mr Lit and Oberenne Tribe.
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Madiaga
Wisconsin
Oberenne
Oo Sanday
Mre
Meyer
Optele Meyer
The
Post Gave & Noor
Rieude
Helen Abbott
Elle
Katelle O'Boyle
Messie
Pinedale Celebration Draws Thousands to Creek River Valley Event
Pred H Chapin and Tommy Snev lead a wild Proeduls visit as 4000 racegoers and automobile parties from Casper, Lander, Thermopolis, Cheyenne, Rock Springs, Rawlins, and nearby towns attend the Crees River Valley Cattle and Horse Association meeting. Drought affects the wild boar race with 16 entries and near show chaos. Officials note re election and board slate present.
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H. Chapin
Tommy Snevdon
Fred
Heyenne
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Jenn
Bucs
Pew Wombat Ee
Brandley Goes to Ranch Ed Brandiey Wae Tow Day
The fragment notes farm activity with lambing and selling across regions. It mentions prosperity and hocks passing through vats this week and references acres and lambs. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Afton
Constoners
Gemator Clark
Coberilie-Aften Transportsfom Co
Ree
Aftos
Pas
Gokeville
Gentleman
Grouch
OL Stradey
Cheyenne T
Gavorel Band
Errata
Chas. A. Christmas
Orte
Craig
Pinedale
Ig Roeniep Meeting & Trace Largty Attesdee
Brandley
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