Cumberland No. 1 and No. 2 Mines Seek Reopening and New Trial
Redpens apply for new trial as Cumberland mine plans a lower vein approach and new main slope to revive output, while No. 2 mine continues steady work with hopeful prospects. The case of T. Chama the Japanese, sentenced for murder, heads toward supreme court with requests for a new trial, and delays push hearings for Dan Parker and others amid costly witness summonses.
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Cig
Cumberland
Pers
Iready
Uiata Pene Ne
Union
Pace Coal Company
Miers Te Hawlins
T. Chama
R. RK. Rose
Dan Parker
Linccoln
Supreme Court
Cokeville breeder brings top stock to Olson ranch
A Cokeville cattleman visited the Olson ranch near Arco and took home a leading Hereford bull calf from the Whithall Gu{ Bull line and other animals from two fine Short Horn families. Martis, a noted Idaho Hereford breeder, showcased premier stock west of the Mississippi River.
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C, G.eee
Ldato
Arco
Cokeville
Olson
Whithall Gu
Mr. Martis
Idaho
Cokeuile
Missieaipp
Coal Miners Win Wage Increase Across Central Pennsylvan ia
Miners in the bituminous fields of central Pennsylvania secure a ten percent wage rise and a three cent per ton coal increase after negotiations. They had sought a twenty percent wage rise and a two year contract, with hopes that a nationwide pattern may follow when southern Wyoming discusses new scales in summer.
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Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Our Visit to Casper A City of Great Hospitality
A 1920s travelogue recounts a Casper visit from Kemmerer by special train, praising hospitality, rapid travel, and Casper as a growing rail and oil hub with Shriners’ event coverage. It notes population growth, railroad significance, oil industry, and local figures like ex governor Breckts and journalist pals.
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Casper
Fretront County
Pinedale
Pacific
Sprn
South Pass
Atlantic City
Lai
Shoshoni
Caspes
Kemmerer
Pullmanoes
Cheyenne
Shriners
Caer
Winedale
Casper Wee
Bo Amall
Benatar Pat Sullivan
Breokts
Lander Stage
Wyoming
Burtington
Padget Sound
Gulf of Mexico
Northwestern
Wyoming @ Northwestern railway
Ita
Newspaper
Eld
AJ. Muller
Tribeas
Doys
Omadbs Herald
Shrinere Wan
Washout on the Union Pacific line halts traffic for 24 hours
Heavy water pressure washed away about 200 feet of track on the Crears Snort Line near Barrows last night. Two westbound trains were diverted while repairs were made, with service resuming Monday evening after the roadbed was cleared and a crew repaired the line.
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Crears
Barrows
Iast
Trac
McCammon
Ogden
Wey
Granger
Kemmerer
Barrow Canyon
Pase
Bane Lene
Beth
Fossil
Este
Credit Dues Company
Wool holdings and spring work overshadow Peterson in Montana
Unclear draft notes describe Wool holdings affecting Peterson in Great Falls Montana and a push to purchase wool amid spring work. Mentions Kemmerer and Denfield with advised price changes and family travel.
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Sear Peterson
Thuast
Great Palla
Mont
Prive
Gia Tamliy
Kemmerer
Denfield
Republicans map Wyoming political strategy for upcoming state convention
The Republican State Central Committee plans a Cheyenne meeting on March 25 to set representation rules for the May state convention where six delegates will go to Chicago for the national convention. debate centers on apportionment figures Lincoln County votes impact convention size, with a tentative middle figure around two hundred delegates favored. party leaders expect a unified effort in a presidential year with a U.S. Senate election, signaling strengthened unity after recent campaigns.
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Wyoming
Cenrtal Committee
Cheyenne
Chicago
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Tral
Thin Soames
Quretly
United States
Leases Elk Hotel in Kirk Dining Room Plan
A notice states Mr. Kirk, brother of Mrs. E. to Kemmerer, plans to open the Elk Hotel dining room in April and serve regular meals to patrons wishing them.
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Kirk
Mra
Kemmerer
Robbers Hold Up Waterfall Section House
Two masked men entered the Waterfall section house at night and robbed two Japanese laborers of about $28 in cash and a gold watch. They fled through a back door after firing a warning shot, leaving only a vague description: two men about five feet four, wearing black capes coats and red bandanas. Sheriff Gudmundsen and Chief Anderson are seeking clues with no arrests yet.
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Waterfall
Gana
Sherif Gudmundsen
Anderson
Sheepman and foreman fined in Buffalo district court
Jobo Baponda a large Nockmaster of Johnson county and his foreman were arraigned before Judge Parm elo and pled guilty to knowingly permitting acabbies to exit the Baponda herds without notifying the State Board of Sheep Commissioners or their inspector in charge of that district. Keponda was fined $106 and costs and his foreman $50 and costs.
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Jobo Baponda
Johnson County
Parmelo
Buffalo
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Keponda
Graces of Musical Comedy Engage In Prince for a Day
The Graces of Musical Comedy present A Prince for a Day at New Kemmerer Theatre on Monday May 27. The two act show promises a highly entertaining evening with superior special effects and favorable reviews noted in previews.
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New Kemmerer Theatre
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Redpens
Hegin Renteers Tm Lin
Fete
Mage
Cokeville Register
Camers
First National Bank
Renendeats
Fpaning
U. &. Treas
Dus
PHO. bOtat
Terete
Wat
CARR
Ieee
Brother Hapway
Richard Shipp
Law Lolty
Casper Daily
Shipp
Brother Peterson
Casper Record
Mid-West
Canper
Fugget Canyon
Rilitorial
Republicans
Elk Hotel
Faten
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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