Dr. Amos W. Barber Dies Ex Wyoming Governor and Pioneer
Dr. Amos W. Barber of Cheyenne, tenth governor of Wyoming in 1890 1891 and longtime surgeon and statesman, died at Mayo Clinic hospital Rochester Minn after stomach illness. His tenure included a famous succession dispute with John Osborne and inspired Western storytelling legends.
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Amos W. Barber
Cheyenne
Barber
Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
United States
Owen Wister
John E. Osborne
Supreme Court
Osborne
Cheyanne
Mayo Bros. Hopital
Rochester
Minn
Memorial Day Tribute: Honor to Fallen Heroes Across the Nation
A solemn Memorial Day meditation honoring those who died for freedom. The piece urges reverence over recreation, recalling Civil War sacrifice, the flag’s enduring symbolism, and the duty to lay tokens of respect on soldiers’ graves. It invokes gratitude for heroes resting in heaven.
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Given
Selene
Fragmentary State Paper Cargoes Prompt Mixed Reactions
A garbled OCR note shows scattered phrases about state papers and credits. It references Himes and Thel Camere in unclear context and hints at varied reactions. The fragmentary text offers no decisive events or outcomes.
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Helene
Wool Buyers in Combine Article Credit Dispute
A Rawlins Publican editor Alcorn is accused of carelessness after reproducing our piece “Wool Buyers in Combine” and crediting it to the Evanston Press instead of acknowledging Carbon wool growers and their stance against low prices offered by the wool combine. The notice emphasizes proper attribution.
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Alcorn
Rawlins
Star Valley Independent Expands With Four Pages
The Star Valley Independent boosts new form four pages of home print up from two and praises editor Clyde Settlers for energetic leadership. The paper's improved advertising and appearance aim to elevate the town boost and interwoven interests of local business houses.
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Star Valley Independent
Clyde
Star Valley
Correction Stirs Interest in Home Immigration Work
A printing error altered a report on Hop ting's movement to promote home immigration work. The compositor read irrigation instead of immigration, but the proof reader fixed the slip after publication.
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Hopting
Downey Receiving Large Silk Bouquet From Friends
Mrs Wm Downey received a large bouquet of silace inet week from friends at the ranch of Mr and Mrs F L D Page near Lava Hot Springs. The display drew attention and was greatly admired. The Pagants are nearing harvest on their Talo farm.
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Wm. Downey
D. Page
Democratic Muddle Frames Remorous Debate Within Party
Fragmentary political critique complains of Democratic infighting and loyalty tests. It laments old leaders clinging to power while newer voices seek reform and accountability amid a shifting party landscape.
Senator Clark Visits Salt Lake For Theatrical Outing
Senator and Mrs D Clark of Evanston Wyoming came to Salt Lake to see Maude Adame in Quality Street at the Salt Lake theatre last night. They registered at the Hotel Utah and expressed support for President Wilson amid the national crisis while declaring they are on a brief vacation.
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Fall Lake Tribune
D. Clark
Evanston
Wyo
Salt Lake
Maude Adame
Quality Street
Salt Lake Theatre
Hotel
Utah
Clark
Wilton
Lawitat
Wilson
United States
Ideal Beach dance hall slated for completion by June fifteenth
James W. Neil of Garden City Utah reports the new dance hall at the Ideal Beach resort will be completed before June 15. He mentions the trip from Kemmerer by auto taking about three hours via a mountain scenic route and several Kemmerer auto loads plan to make the trip next Sunday.
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James W. Neil
Garden City
Utah
Ideal Beach Resort
Dimmy
Kemmerer
Mont
Gladys Miller Leads Wyoming Panama-Pacific Contest
The Cheyenne Leader reports Gladys Miller of Kemmerer ahead in the Miss Wyoming contest with 101,170 votes on Tuesday. Eight Wyoming women are shown free trips to the Panama-Pacific exposition for winners, with votes earned by subscribing to the Leader.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Gladys Miller
Kemmerer
Bulls Bought by Frank Ball Trip to Buy 70 Cattle
Frank Ball arrived from the Cottonwood ranch Sunday and heads east on a bull buying tour. He will first visit Caryhurst Wyoming to inspect cattle on the Carey ranch then proceed to Town and Missouri. Ball plans to buy about 70 cattle to ship to Opal and drive to Piney for distribution among Big Piney Roundup members.
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Frank Ball
Cottonwood Ranch
East
Caryhurst
Wyo
Carey Ranch
Missouri
Opal
Piney
Big Piney
Kemmerer Firemen Host Saturday Dances at Lyceum
Over past weeks Kemmerer Fire Department members have staged dances at the Lyceum theatre each Saturday night with plans to continue. Admission is 50 cents, drawing good crowds despite weather and rising costs.
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Kemmerer Fire Department
Lyceum Theatre
Census Reports Noted Populations For Several Areas
Census reports list Bublet with 165 females 154 males and 27 Japanese, Jackson with 675 population, and an Asian count of 675 for another area as yet unreported.
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Jackson
Holden couple buy Overland at Kemmerer Hardware
On ranch business the Holdens decide an automobile is unnecessary. They purchase an Overland from Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. and leave for the ranch this morning. Howard handles the wheel while their team is led by one man.
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Ana Ure
Howard M. Holden
Mrs. Holden
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Howard
Reading Advertisements From Real Newspapers
A fragmented note praises J Gudmundsen of Kemmerer for securing a power prize among ten Kentanis offered by the Bennett Iraene. The piece comments on how readers value genuine newspaper ads and the impact of advertisements on real-life results.
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J . Gudmundses
Kemmerer
Remarked Marriage Ceremony Postponed by Judge’s Absence
An unclear report describes a wedding ceremony at Mere Elizabeth and a judge named Vid H Craig missing or late for the event. The text references J L and Thea Lasnhabe, with mentions of timing and a potential misunderstanding or delay in the proceedings.
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Ov Sewraay
Vid H Craig
J L
Elizabeth
District Court Adjourning After Quiet Session
A quiet District Court day ended with no guilty pleas as expected. The court adjourned after motions for new trials. The case of W. H. White on grand larceny will be taken up before a jury at the next term. bond reductions were noted.
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W. H. White
Trial voices and motions in murder case with new evidence questioned
Yesterday afternoon attorney Sam mon appeared with client T Obama in court facing murder in the Oret degree. The judge denied the new trial motion citing limited chance for reprieve. Attorney Rose was allowed to pursue a new trial for Dan Parker, with the hearing set for 2 pm.
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Atty
Sammon
T. Obama
Weeing
May
Rose
Dan Parker
Judge Craig to Sentence Prisoners in Afternoon Terms
Judge Craig announced on Monday he would pass sentence at 2 o clock this afternoon for prisoners awaiting trial. The docket includes three death penalties, two life terms, one arson case, and a petit larceny charge.
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Craig
Prisoners in Jail Face Death and Life Sentences
Five prisoners await sentences with three condemned to death and two to life. The death row inmates are kept in solitary confinement under guard. Dean Parker appears frail, T Oba the Japanese inmate has shown a diminished spirit, and Matt Cires shows strain, praying with a rosary and seeking a last visit with his daughter, likely permitted by Sheriff Hansen today.
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Dean Parker
T. Oba
Matt Cires
Hansen
Costs in Cires Case Run Over Two Thousand Dollars
Courtesy of Clerk of Courts Carl Cook, costs in the Matt Cire case exceed $2,000. Of this, $1,106 pays witnesses while the rent covers regular and special juries, attorneys, mileage and other expenses. Clyde Barnes from Portland testified, drawing over $200, and Dr Poole from Pocatello also contributed. The county faces high expenses in the Kragovich case as well.
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Carl Cook
Matt Cire Cnse
Clyde Barnes
Portland
Oregon
Dr. Poole
Pocatello Assim
Kragovich
Delicate handling of witnesses before criminal trials
County Attorney Reynolds faced a great responsibility in deciding how to treat witnesses ordered to appear before trial. Some were sent home due to necessity, while others remained, making the process a delicate balancing act.
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Reynolds
Ben
Court Notes Reflect Local Juvenile and Felony Dockets
Court notes show Joyce back on his feet after felonious threats against Warren Tolman. Andrew Callina pleads folky petit larceny and awaits sentence. Cases against Leonard Huck and James Huck for felonious assault adjourned temporarily. Dan Melakoveh charged with grand larceny and road work. Willie Wilkie case continued. Matt Paule case postponed due to complaint timing. Lame and Brown granted procedures. Desertion case against John Mason adjourned with no further complaint. Local officials Hon J W Chrisman and W H Solliday visited Opal. a death note appears.
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Tela J. W
Joyce le
Warren Tolman
Andrew Callina
John Mason
Hildewn
Strause
Legal notices roll through county jail cases and livestock laws
The report details multiple cases including charges of illegal sale of Haquor with temporary outs of state, plea of guilty to assault in Norton Kansas, a fine of 25 dollars, and release. It notes a pending case against Kuxmayor, an escape from jail in 1913, inquiries about a missing husband, and various medical practice charges. It outlines duties for county livestock inspectors and record keeping requirements for inspections and branding.
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Chas. H. Parks
Norton
Kansas
Kuxmayor
Grand
Hansen
Cowns
Kelly
Catherine Penman
Ian Anderson
John Olsen
Real
Arte
Star Valley
Ron Cense
Board of Medical Examiners
T Seainet Olson
Anderson
Louis Tibbits
Craig Mayo
Becaue
Lever
Livestock Inspection Under Hewson Laws of 1014
The extract requires livestock owners to present horses, mules and cattle for interstate or intrastate inspection at designated places. Shippers must notify local inspectors by telegraph or letter when cattle are moved to markets, with carriers authorized to halt transport until inspection is completed.
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DR. Barber
Demorely
Amma
Vietwory
Fire Boys
Census
Dougs
Cires
Chas, A. Christmas
Liv
Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Board of the Hock Commissioners
Wie
Erros
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