Citizens Ticket Nomination for Kemmerer Mayoral Race
A mass meeting at the Town Mall resulted in a Citizens Ticket for Kemmerer with Peter Gordon Jr for mayor, Chas Hibbs and Andrew Morrow for council seats. The committee to fill vacancies was empowered. Gordon and Hibbs are Republicans, Morrow a Democrat. The ticket emphasizes a sinking fund for municipal improvements and strong local support.
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Camers
Peter Gordon, Jr
Chas
M. Hibbs
Andrew Morrow
Parley Baldwin
Ivan 8
Bob Christmas
Gordon
Hibbs
Morrow
Democrat
Kemmerer
State Delegation Names For National Republican Convention
The northern region would receive two delegates while central and Union Pacific areas get two each. Sheridan backs Ralph Demlo of Sheridan. Big Horn area mentions C A Zaring and Dwight Hollister. Central names include Pat Sullivan and Wilson of Douglas. southern area considers W Deming of Cheyenne and L C Hinkle. John Hay of Rock Springs favored for southwest. Thomas Sneddon of Diamondville may also present. Dr T H Roe and Max Hanguish hosted a dance in Sublet last Saturday night to celebrate.
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Union Pacific
Sheridan
Ralph Demlo
Big Horn
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn County
Dwight Hollister
Park County
Tate
Pat Sullivan
Br. Wilson
Douglas
W. ©. Deming
Cheyenne
L. C. Hinkle
John Hay
Rock Springs
Thos. Sneddon
Diamondville
Clerks Union Leader Promotes Kemmerer Election Ticket
The retired McKay and Morrow grocer has long served as a grocery clerk and led the Clerks Union. He supports the Kemmerer campaign and urges all voters to back the entire ticket at next Tuesday’s election.
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McKay and Morrow, Grocers
Clerks Union
Central
Court Session Opens in Third Judicial District
Judge John R Arnold opened the annual session of the Third Judicial District Court. Ed Hansen sparked activity with motions while the court mourned Hon. David H Craig, eulogized as a eminent jurist. Citizenship examinations, jury panel adjustments, and fines occupied the docket as jurors were excused and replacements drawn. Memorial resolutions honoring Craig were presented for consideration.
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John R. Arnold
District Court
Third Judicial District
Ed Hansen
Arnold
David H. Craig
Inez
Col
HB. Christmas
J . Jones
Sammon
Attorn
Wm. Vibrane
K. L. Sullivan
Denver
Laura E. Smith
Craig
Sheriff Hansen
Joyce
James Roberts
Burton Hansen
J. FP
Wyoming
David JH. Craig
Democrats Banquet Honors Visiting County Democrats
A Kemmerer Hotel banquet for local and visiting Democrats was set for 200 guests with H R Harrison C M Whitney P J Quealy R R Rose and Lawrence Holland organizing. Quealy was toastmaster but absent for Denver due to urgent business. Rose leads the program in his place as speakers cover topics from a nonpartisan judiciary to the state of Wyoming and current events. The hall featured patriotic decor, three dining rooms, and a large menu and speaker list on place cards.
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County Central Committee
Kemmerer Hotel
H. R. Harrison
C. M. Whitney
P. J Quealy
R. R. Rose
Lawrence Holland
Caspalioass Anthem
P. J. Quealy
Denver
Robert R. Rose
T. Taliaferro
John R. Arnold
C. L. Rigdon
Wyoming
Job. Kendrick
N. Matthews
Democratic county meeting presided by Dr. C. D. Stafford
The county Democratic convention met in the Town Hall with 27 members present including proxies. Dr. C D Stafford nominated resigning as Kemmerer official and H I Harrison elected county central committee chairman.
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C. D. Stafford
W. A. "Witherspoon
Pelton
Lincoln County
Cheyenny
T. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Louis C. Jensen
Grover
J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Ivan
Jones
FP. M. Putnam
Auburn
Pred O'Connor
R. B. Rowe
John Bertoline
Diamondville
Harrison
County Central Commtt
Withers
Ballon
Crowded Editor Regrote Ends Ambiguously
A fragmented note from The Camera editor hints at a crowded scene and a regrote attempt that remains unclear. The brief mentions aud tet i ky impossible to resolve, leaving readers with questions about the event and outcome.
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Camera
County Convention Sifts Delegates and School Meeting
The Republican county convention met in the Town Hall with five precinct committeemen present. Members debated proxy voting and filled vacancies, selecting eleven delegates to the state convention and listing nominees. The Kemmerer school meeting saw low turnout but approved a 41,600 budget, levy 4.5 mills, and planned high school site expansion with continued kindergarten and music programs. Roy A. Mason was reelected to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McAllister
Angus McDougal
R. T. Sneddon
T. B. Carnahan
L. C. Tanner
Frank A. Man Ax
Harry C. Clark
Donald McAlister
L. D. Tanter
Bronx
Fred Hi
Pape
Kemmerer No
Harry D. Clark
Oakley
Andrew Easton
Stoner
N. W. Reynolda
Cokeville
Frank A. May
Cumberland
H. J. Harrington Hansfork
James Smith
Susie
Ben Cowlishaw
Joe Wainwright
Clark
May
Reynolds
Harrington
Reyenne
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
T. Papworth
Afton
Thos
Sneddon
Diamondville
McDonald
J. R. McMinn
Fossil
J. Harrington
Buradon
Kemmerer
D. Clark
A. A. McDougal
James W. Chrisman
Opal
McDougal
Tanner
Ar. Clark
Kemmerer High School
Confcience
Joe Smith
Roy A. Mason
Wool buyers survey Opal and Cokeville markets
Wool buyers in Opal and Cokeville assessed the wool situation this week. At Cokeville F. A. May and Pete Olvon refused 316 for their lambs and John Miltes of Opal refused 20 for his stock. The No. 6 mine near Sublet’s smallpox quarantine was lifted on Tuesday.
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Opal
Cokeville
F. A. May
Pete Olvon
John Miltes
No. #6
Sublet
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the Citizens Ticket
T. H. Roe
Max Hanguish
The
First National Bank of
Ed Connor
Hauer
Wilford Johnson
Coats
Wyomington
Frank Dryer
B. M. Fox
Viola
James M. Roberston
Cheney
R. B. Bigher
J. C. Chadwick
Aston
Thomas W. Evans
George Dew
Kelly
John Lewis
L. B. Leonard
William Vibrat K. D
Jenkin Charles A. Walker
Meg Piney
Edward Woodward
Wilson
Lars J. Halling
Wrover
Henry Long
A. F P. Blaser
Emil Lambert
Robert Mclean
Wm. Conroy
John Roberts
Wim. B. Pitt
Ed Sutton
Democrats
Cluge
Camere
Mich
Cent
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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