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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

6

News of Huerta salute weighs on Washington night

Washington trembles as the Huerta demand to salute the Stars and Stripes hangs over Wilson's plan to seek a vote of confidence in Congress and potential use of armed forces. Reporters crowd the White House as Secretary Daniels, Tumulty, and Bryan assemble final news from Charge O Shaughnessy.

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Eleanor Wilson Becomes Mrs Adoo at White House Ceremony

Eleanor Wilson wed Gibbs McAdoo at the White House yesterday at six with Rev Sylvester Beach officiating. The ceremony featured a Marine Band, a blue room decor, and a reception in the state dining room. The bride wore old point lace and a blue corbeau gown, with guests including members of Congress and the diplomatic corps sending flowers and wishes.

Wie Gibbs McAdoo the Treasury White House Gylveater Princeton N. J Mise Gallie McAdoo Cary Travera Grayson McAdoo Grayson Sylvester W. Beach Ha Red Room Marine Band Iice Dance of Representatives Senate Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps Mise Margaret Wilson Mrs. Sayre Miss Wilson Hittin Mower Mina Wilconte Mra. McAdone Olla Academy of Pine Arts Philadelphia

Curious Garden Birds Enter Market Gossip

A garbled preview describes a large white bird, famed for speed and hardiness, running and perching in gardens. It notes birds withstand frost, grow perennially, and reach speeds over 10 miles per hour. The piece warns crowds in season grow violent though safe if space is kept behind the bird.

Cleon Struggles as Family Turmoil Rises

In a fragmented account a man named Cleon faces domestic strain as his daughter elopes and son pursues ambition. The passage notes Cleon’s many children, his finances, and worry over home life while his family members move in uncertain directions.

Candid Opinion on Old Maids and Men

A column mocks traditional views on gender roles and marriage. It jokes that old maids and man haters shape themselves to male stereotypes, and notes men learn to avoid soft answers after success. Curiosity and desire for information are blamed for sins in relationships.

Ethical meeting about child religious training discussed

A man questions whether a former wife should meet with him while her husband is absent. The reply says approval depends on circumstances and that involvement by the husband is inappropriate if they only seek to agree on their children’s religious upbringing.

Maidenly discretion noted in late night social

Miss Whigham is portrayed as cautious in propriety during social calls. She declines to sing a specific number unless a chaperone is present, reflecting strict social norms and the era's emphasis on propriety in private gatherings.

The Highest Gift Questioned in Pride and Duty

A reflection on the highest gift a man may possess asks whether one can claim the power to demand another’s time as a favor while convincing him it is an honor. The quote ponders authority, influence, and reciprocity in social exchanges.

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A Brave Return to Bright Mood After Fall

The Brighter s brick fell from a lofty wall and knocked him senseless in the street. He did not complain. When others helped him to his feet he asked why he should grumble at the mishap. He spoke of not dwelling on pain and kept his pleasant humor as Charley Spillington visited.

Charley Spillington Wight

Bare faced forgery exposed by Boston detective

In a Boston case, Holmes of Boston declares the note a bare faced forgery while the Fenton banker speaks of the evidence. The Boston detective notes the forger did not wear glasses and asserts the existence of a crew behind the scheme.

Holmes Boston Alt

Dillinger Confidence Highlighted in Odd Exchange

A fragment quotes Dillinger showing unusual assurance about his wife. The text notes he would even lie in the yard while a man named Abe is manipulating the house. The remarks reflect a tense domestic scene and unclear context.

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Chorus Girl Questions Why Hand in Marriage

A pretty chorus girl asks why the proposal seeks her hand in marriage. Her friend queries the motive, prompting a light back-and-forth about intent and affection.

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Got Hie Number Woman Shopper want Pair Socks

Shopper asks for a size and price for socks while a clerk requests the number to locate the item. The brief exchange centers on the customer's need to find a matching pair for her husband.

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Northwest Notes of Unclear Multiple Events in 1914

A garbled list of early 20th century items reports arrests, legal actions, and political moves across cities including Seattle, Huntin Ore, Reno, Denver, and Portland. Mentions drug arrests, a Reno pioneer’s death by suicide, Colorado’s debt plans, a model farm for the Panama-Pacific exposition, and municipal finance changes.

Seattle Wank Wiliam G. Carl John Smith Pocatello Hutte HM. Mack Huntin Ore Jobo D. Shaw Reno Shaw Colorado Bingham Utah Bude Korach Tx Citiens San Francisco R. A. Hart

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