Dr. Amos W. Barber Dies In Cheyenne Governor and Pioneer
The death of Dr. Amos W. Barber of Cheyenne, tenth governor of Wyoming in 1890 and 1891, ends a storied life. A former army surgeon turned secretary of state, Barber later ran a large private practice and was famed for western tales and local impact. He died at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Rochester Minnesota after stomach troubles.
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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 and Remembrance Across the Nation
A Memorial Day message honors those who gave their lives for freedom and the Union. It urges reverence over recreation, recalling the Civil War’s start and end and the enduring duty to remember fallen heroes and loved ones with respect and gratitude.
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Given
Selene
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Incomplete text mentions Thel Camere and state papers with credit unknown phrases. Likely a fragmented notice or article snippet with uncertain references.
Wool Buyers in Combine Authorship Clarified
Reader letter complains about editor Alcorn of the Rawlins Republican for reproducing a piece titled Wool Buyers in Combine and wrongly crediting the Evanston Press. The author asserts the article praised Carbon wool growers for backing loyalty against low offered prices.
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Alcorn
Rawlins
Star Valley Independent Expands Pages At Star Valley
The Star Valley Independent expands to four pages of home print improving advertising and layout. Editor Clyde Settlers receives praise for energizing the paper and boosting the town’s interwate.
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Star Valley Independent
Clyde
Star Valley
Correction Sparks Debate Over Immigration Home Effort
A reader note corrects a misprint in last week's article on state plan led by Land Commissioner Hop ting. The piece originally described home irrigation work but should reference homeland immigration outreach.
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Hopting
Mrs Downey Receives Large Silk Bunch Week Gift
Mrs William Downey received a large bouquet of Silace inet Week from the ranch of Mr and Mrs F L D Page near Lava Hot Springs. The display drew attention to other shores and was greatly admired. The Pagants are settling on their Taleo farm.
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Wm. Downey
D. Page
Democratic Muddle at Democratic Editors and Loyalists
A fragmented critique rails at Democratic editors and loyalists amid infighting and disappointment. It laments party factions, loyalty to leaders, and missed chances as old-guard figures resist new demands.
Senator Clark Visits Salt Lake for Theatre Night
Senator and Mrs. D. Clark of Evanston Wyoming came to Salt Lake to see Maude Adame in Quality Street at the Salt Lake Theatre. They registered at the Hotel Utah and will stay a few days for recreation as friends plan entertainments. Senator Clark declined to comment on President Wilson's crisis but said he would support the president's decisions.
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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
Dancing crowd to gather at Ideal Beach resort hall
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 a Sunday trip from Kemmerer with several auto loads planning to attend next Sunday, noting a three hour drive via a scenic route.
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James W. Neil
Garden City
Utah
Ideal Beach Resort
Dimmy
Kemmerer
Mont
Gladys Miller Leads Wyoming Panama-Pacific Contest Votes
Miss Gladys Miller of Kemmerer leads the Cheyenne Leader contest offering free trips to the Panama Pacific Exposition. On Tuesday she had 101,170 votes amid the drive by eight Wyoming ladies. Subscriptions to the Leader determine the votes.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Gladys Miller
Kemmerer
Bulls Bought For Big Piney Roundup Purchase
Frank Ball travelled from the Cottonwood ranch on Sunday to buy bulls in a eastern itinerary. He plans to inspect cattle at Caryhurst Wyoming and Carey ranch and proceed to Town and Missouri. About 70 head will be shipped to Opal then driven to Piney for distribution to Big Piney Roundup members.
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Frank Ball
Cottonwood Ranch
East
Caryhurst
Wyo
Carey Ranch
Missouri
Opal
Piney
Big Piney
Fire Boys Dance Nights At Lyceum Theatre
Kemmerer Fire Department youths have held Saturday dances at the Lyceum theatre for several weeks. Admission is 50 cents and crowds have attended well. A similar event is planned for next Saturday to keep the fund-raising effort alive.
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Kemmerer Fire Department
Lyceum Theatre
Census Reports Latest Population and Demographic Details
Census reports new figures including Bublet with a total population of 165 females 154 males and 27 Japanese residents. Jackson shows a 204 ton metric with a population figure of 675. The release highlights previously unreported numbers from the ongoing survey.
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Jackson
Overland Car Bought for Ranch Trip by Holden Couple
Mrs Holden and Howard M Holden purchased an Overland from Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. They left for the ranch this morning, with Howard at the wheel guiding the team earlier in the day. No automobile was deemed necessary on the ranch.
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Ana Ure
Howard M. Holden
Mrs. Holden
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
Howard
Advertising Trends Highlight Newspaper Realism
A note emphasizes reader attention to genuine newspaper advertisements and props. It mentions J Gudmundsen of Kemmerer earning a prize from a Kentanis list offered by the Chenette Iraene and notes readers find ads in the Tribune interesting.
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J . Gudmundses
Kemmerer
Re Married Ov Sewraay Affair at Last Week Court
A court session led by Judge Vid H Craig addressed a welding ceremony matter involving J L at Mere Elizabeth. The record notes a misunderstanding and a potential marital issue arising from an afternoon event last week.
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Ov Sewraay
Vid H Craig
J L
Elizabeth
Court adjourns as White grand larceny case heads to jury
District Court had a quiet day with prisoners not appearing as expected for guilty pleas. After motions for new trials, the case of W H White charged with grand larceny will be taken up before a jury at the next term, bonds reduced and continued.
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W. H. White
Court Debates New Trial Motions After Guilty Verdicts
Yesterday in court attorney Sam mon faced a verdict for T Obama a Japanese man found guilty of murder in the... degree. A new trial motion citing new evidence was denied. judge warned of possible comment to the prisoner at sentencing. Attorney Rose’s request for a new trial for Dan Parker will be heard at 2 PM.
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Atty
Sammon
T. Obama
Weeing
May
Rose
Dan Parker
Judge Craig To Pass Sentence On Prisoners Today
Will Sentence Prisoners Judge Craig announced that he would pass sentence on these prisoners awaiting at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The terms include three death penalties two life imprisonments an arson case and a petit larceny charge.
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Craig
Prisoners in Jail Await Sentences in Five-Case Group
Five prisoners remain in jail awaiting sentences. Three face death, two life imprisonment. Death row inmates are kept in solitary confinement with a guard on duty. Dean Parker is weak, T Oba the Japanese inmate has regained spirit, Matt Cires endures, praying with his rosary. Sheriff Hansen may permit a daughter visit 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, records show the Cires case costs exceed $2,000. About $1,106 pays witnesses, with rent for regular and special juries, attorneys, mileage and other expenses. Clyde Barnes arrival from Portland testified, while Dr Poole from Pocatello also appears. Estimated county costs for the Dare case and Kragovich case are expected to be high.
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Carl Cook
Matt Cire Cnse
Clyde Barnes
Portland
Oregon
Dr. Poole
Pocatello Assim
Kragovich
Responsibility in handling witnesses at county trial
CountyAttorney Reynolds faced the delicate task of deciding what to do with witnesses ordered before their cases could proceed. Some were allowed to return home while others remained, weighing the costs and benefits of keeping them for the trial.
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Reynolds
Ben
Court Notes in Opal Court Terms and Sentences
Court notes detail felonious threats and larceny pleas for Andrew Callina and Dan Melakoveh, with temporary disposition of cases against Leonard and James Huck. Remarks include visits by J. W. Chrisman and W. H. Solliday, a quick resignation in a desertion case, and various docket adjournments and sentences.
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Tela J. W
Joyce le
Warren Tolman
Andrew Callina
John Mason
Hildewn
Strause
Legal Notices and Guilty Pleas Cross County Legal Actions
A compilation of court actions includes guilty pleas by Chas H Parks for assault and battery with a $25 fine, cases against Kuxmayor postponed, and a disappearance inquiry to the sheriff. It covers livestock inspection duties, officer appointments, and regulatory provisions for horse, mule, and cattle movement with monthly record filings.
Live Stock Inspection Under Hewson Laws 1014
Livestock owners are urged to note Hewson Laws of 1014 Chapter TA on inspecting horses mules and cattle. Interstate or intrastate shipments must be halted at designated inspection points until animals are inspected or properly disposed of. Town commissioners enforce provisions with market levies and require telegraphic or written notice to the local inspector at the origin to stop transport if needed.
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Liv
Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Board of the Hock Commissioners
Wie
Erros
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DR. Barber
Helene
Demorely
Amma
Vietwory
Fire Boys
Census
Dougs
Cires
Chas, A. Christmas
Chas. H. Parks
Norton
Kansas
Kuxmayor
Grand
Cowns
Kelly
Catherine Penman
Ian Anderson
John Olsen
Real
Arte
Ron Cense
Board of Medical Examiners
T Seainet Olson
Anderson
Louis Tibbits
Craig Mayo
Becaue
Lever
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