Primary politics and Roosevelt in the 1912 Wyoming and national scene
A fragmented look at early 1912 politics notes Wyoming voters tackling a new primary law, Roosevelt’s nomination buzz on the New York Stock Exchange, and California’s surprising upending of party loyalties. It cites Denver Campaign libel suits, new U S coin designs, and editor debates while poking fun at local paper misnamings and Taft Roosevelt tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Roosevelt
New York Stock Exchange
Kemmerer Camera
Camerer Kemmera
Kemmera Camerer
Kemmera
Camerer
Sheridan Enterprise
Unclear historical note on wool purchase and events
Fragmentary report mentions Goodfellow buying wool and references local figures and deals. The legible parts imply a market or trade notice with names and dates, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for concrete facts or outcomes.
Marquis to Return to Pentel Amid Reform Debates
A fragmented report outlines plans involving Marquis returning to a Pentel setting amid reform debates. The piece mentions various names and places in a vague context, indicating political or cultural shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Pentel
Deny Bhate
Dioek
Abe Tee
Carl Dr Marys al Kommerer
Seyter
Bette
Frenne
Donan
Mantel
Deekot
Pyran
Tome
Mucregorde
Democratic Delegates Dismay Amid Convention Hope
Report from the Democratic convention scene shows 1 004 delegates to be chosen with two thirds (720) needed for the nomination. Clark claims 42 percent pledged and 68 percent instructed while Wilson holds about 24 percent with 20 from Kansas and 10 from North Dakota pledged to him. Underwood lists support from Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi and Tennessee.
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Baltimore
Ahom
Clark
Wilson
Kansas
North Dakota
Burk
Wilson RO
Am. Underwood
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Nix
Tennessee
Municipal Elections Result Across Cokeville and Nearby Towns
In Cokeville Hon W Wynan won the mayoralty with councilmen George Bourne and Sol Anderson. Diamondville elected A M King as mayor with John Scott and John Kinghorn as councilmen. Sublet chose P W Hood for mayor beside Wm Bateman and Dr W F McDill as councilmen. Rock Springs re elected Jack Anderson as mayor with James and Steinhotz as councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Wynan
George E. Bourne
Sol Anderson
Diamondville
A. M. King
John Scott
John Kinghorn
Sublet
P. W. Hood
Wm. Bateman
W. F. McDill
Rock Springs
Jack Anderson
Messrs. James and
Steinhotz
Mrs Gaennsslen Dies In Green River Community
Rock Springs friends mourn the death of Mrs Hugo Gaennsslen after a weeklong illness. Daughter of Thomas Whitmore, she grew up in Rock Springs and left behind a husband and four daughters. Funeral services were held in Green River at 2 pm Thursday, conducted by Archdeacon E V Dray, with many Rock Springs mourners attending. Deep sympathy from Rock Springs miners and friends.
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Gaennsslen
Rock Springs
Hugo Gaennsslen
Thomas Whitmore
Gaenne
L. E. Halbert
Oklahoma
Kansas
A.J. Betts
Kansas City
Kemmerer Savings’ Bank & Trust Co
Hocker
J E. Irvine
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Cokeville
United States Postal Savings Bank
G. Hamp
Bowen
Fontenelle
Kemmerer
Fossil
J. Pelinpaugh
Fossil Yeas
Thomas Theardon
Chantl Hiver
Big Mikey
Connington
Wr Lafferty
Groventine
Jackson Hole
River Flood Near Hansfork Forcing Local Dwellers Move
High water in the Hansfork threatens homes in the ie Horween Were and Frontier areas as several families evacuate. Snowmelt and mountain runoff show river rising beyond last year with the Frontier pike reinforced and a new valve installed to protect roads and bridges.
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Hansfork
Iver
Arizona Recalls Move Stirs State Officials
Fragmented OCR reads about recall pressure and government response. Mentions governor and judge, with vague references to public opinion and legal terms. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions readable.
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Arizona
United States
Lus
New Store Building Doweler At Keromer Savings Trust Co Site
Fragmented OCR notes describe a new store building project near a savings trust company. Mentions stone facade elements and potential alignment with downtown development plans. Details are garbled, but indicate construction scope and location near a local financial institution.
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Phrapatrick
Keromerer Savings Hank 40 Trust Co
Elas Stathoneey
Weil Cettienteue
Tiuatiain
Wil
Tyne Catia
Reusetalale Ates
Local Kemmerer News Highlights From Community Notes
A collage of items from Kemmerer area life includes theater events at Lyceum, upcoming dances, and ice cream from Pellegrini. Residents travel from Viola LaBarge and Midway for work, visits, and legal business, while local tradesmen advance building projects and stores expand offerings.
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Pellegrini
City Drug Store
M. A. Thomas
Viola
Oliver Twiche
LaBarge
Bank
Jones Lindley
Thos
Miller
Midway
G. M. Ausherman
Evanston
Legal Bia News
Ranching in Earnest to Convert Range Land in Wyoming
In the Bear River valley on Pixley ranch 4844 acres were bought by Bergexon Bros from Utah. Last fall 200 acres of grain were planted and this year a team plow is cultivating 1,000 more acres under Covey Canal irrigation. Farmers report good results in irrigated and dry farming, with expectation of thousands of acres turning to grain and hay in western Wyoming.
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Lincoln
Bear River Valley
Oll Pixley
Bergexon Bros
Utah
Gos Foyte Aimke
Wyoming
Kemmerer's Best Cigars Expand Production
Joe Gudmundsen left yesterday for Rock Springs and Green River to promote Kemmerer East and other Kemmerer cigars. The demand for these cigars is rising and seven men are employed in their manufacture.
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Joe Gudmundsen
Rock Springs
Green River
Kemmerer
Mrs Fuller of Canyon Ranch Dies
Report states Mrs. Fuller of Canyon Ranch died Monday. R H Embree prepared the body for shipment to Iowa for burial. She was the mother of Mrs J J Hershler and had been living in Jonesville.
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Fuller
Canyon Ranch
R. H. Embree
Iowa
Auto Jumped Into River In Diamondville Livery Run
A Diamondville Livery auto rolled into Willow Creek Sunday after an improper start. The driver narrowly escaped as the car plunged over a 80 foot embankment and disappeared, remaining submerged until Monday noon.
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Diamondville
Willow Creek
Bank building workman fined for misusing hose in street blocking
A workman on a new bank project turned on water, blocking a street in Kemmerer. The marshal objected and later appeared before Judge Palmer, who fined him 12 and costs as the scene faded to silence.
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Nat
Bell System Promises Universal Service At Fair Rates
A historical piece touts the Bell System as near universal service with affordable rates. It argues no interest on investments and no bonds to pay, presenting the service as fair to the public and accessible to twenty million users.
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California
Reading Daily
Theodore Roosvelt
Denver
Denver Post
Buffalo Bulletin
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Ulots County
Goodfellow
Balt
Brinley
Steinberger & Schwalbe
Lyceum Theater
Premisor Hall
the Frontier Lets
Joe Pellegrini
Ivan Jones
Mr. Jones
H.C. Saunders
Oden
Chas
State of Washington
Ham
Paul Babardi
Rock
Jack Matthews
Irvine
Pohjola
Gregor Stracel
Salt Lake City
Harker
Watts
Mike
Dawn
Aid Mieh
Putter Crearge
Dolores
Firet National Haak
Bergeson Broa
Ben Bagnell
Lily
Klondyker Street
Pine Avenue
John Simpson
Diamond City
Alberta
Canada
Sawinya
Wm. Morgin Jr
Kem, Haw, and Furniture Co
Hed Rich
Mile Jissinger
Mr. Rich
Childinn
Long
Went
Conn
Camuier
Red
Kemimeter Hardware and Furniture Co
Geo. Monk
Porter
Atuinhernger A
Tun Cannes
Junelli
Cali
W. V. Oberly
Benjamin
New York
Fifth Avenue
America
Manhattan
C. W. Peterson
Worale
Uinta
Peter O'Hanlon
Fetten
Uinta Counts
Uch
Alain
Epwano L. Surrit
Fowuk Se
Bergne HK
Habla Espanol
Marly Prancale
Parle
Mrs
Frank Miller
J. F. Fitzpatrick
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