Wilson Leads in Nationwide Straw Vote at Fitepatrick Drug
The Fitepatrick Drug Store reports a nationwide straw poll showing Wilson leading the popular vote 107,288 to 80,719 and an electoral tally of 266 to 165 in Wilson’s favor. States favoring Wilson include Ohio North Dakota Nebraska South Dakota West Virginia Wyoming Missouri Minnesota Maine Kansas Colorado Texas and many southern states. Hughes leads New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Michigan Massachusetts Iowa Indiana Connecticut and New Jersey.
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Interesting sight to see reindeer in local yards
A herd of reindeer from Alaska was sidetracked in local yards for hours last Monday. The animals, domesticated and brindle colored, were bound for a Colorado party. They fed on mossy vegetation in their jar and reflect northern snow country origins.
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Alaska
Colorado
Canada
Birthday Party At Kemmerer Bakery For Asson Children
About 20 youngsters gathered last Saturday at Mrs Asson’s Kemmerer Bakery to celebrate the birthdays of Eather and Albert Asson ages 14 and 12. A long decorated table held refreshments while games and music passed the afternoon cheerfully. Photographer saw the lively scene and noted the overall good order and fun. In other news W Smith sold nine car loads of sheep to an Oregon firm.
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Joe Griff
Good Speaker W B Ross Addresses Wyoming Rallys
Attorney from Cheyenne, W B Ross, visited western Wyoming last week to fill engagements for the ailing Governor Carey. He spoke in Cumberland Cokeville and Star Valley, delivering strong oratory at the Cumberland Democratic rally last Thursday.
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Straw Vote Contest Stirs Kemmerer Hotel Crowd
A Sunday night scene at the Kemmerer Hotel featured a drunken man starting a straw poll among about 27 passersby. The vote swung against Hughes until Republican Chairman C Watt Brandon and Editor Baker intervened. Final tally ran 14 to 8 for Wilson before key signers could sway toward Hughes. Charles Sammon begins overseeing one of the B F H delivery wagons.
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Leer
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C. Watt Brandon
Baker
Wilson
Who Are Jordan Brock and Smith in the Ballot Sample
The passage urges voters to remember Jordan, Brock and Smith as the Democratic Presidential Electors to support Wilson. It notes many expect Woodrow Wilson’s name on ballots, but the sample ballot shows otherwise.
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Woodrow Wilson
Kemmerer Rally Highlights Clark and Carey Democrats
In Kemmerer last Thursday night a large crowd filled the Lyceum theatre to hear Honorable John D. Clark, candidate for Congress on the Democratic ticket, and Ex-Governor Joseph M. Carey. Carey, stumping for Wilson, Kendrick, and Clark, opened with praise for the “Grand Old Man of Wyoming” and Clark delivered a vigorous address arguing for Wilson diplomacy over war. He rebutted Republican attacks and urged support for Kendrick, concluding with strong applause.
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Jonn D Clarkisms in Hughes acceptance telegram
Hughes claimed the country faced its greatest crisis but did not specify it He criticized presidents who write notes and urged actions beyond diplomacy He contrasted Wilson’s approach with war and urged voters to choose peace or war and hinted at mediation in a global conflict Continued on Last Page.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Birthday Celebrations In Fes For Emperor Japan Crown Prince
Residents of the vicinity marked the Emperor of Japan's 27th birthday with fireworks and celebrations yesterday evening at Frontier. The event gained extra solemnity as the emperor's eldest son was proclaimed Crown Prince, a 14 year old named as heir.
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Yeate
Japan
Narrow Escape In Two-Car Wreck Near Glencoe
Joe Lock of Glencoe and passengers escaped serious injury when his big Reo overturned into a 4-ditch on Monday night between Diamondville and Glencoe. The top and windshield were demolished as another car swerved into the off the bank to crowd the Reo.
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Joe Lock
Glencoe
Diamondville
New Union Hall at Omkley Under Construction
Work on a new union hall has begun at Omkley. The Linncoln Lumber Company is overseeing the construction. The hall will serve as a meeting place, a venue for dances, and a site for a picture show.
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Linncoln Lumber Company
Miner Dies in Local Hospital After Typhoid Pneumonia
Miner John Mensok died in the local hospital last Saturday from typhoid pneumonia. He had no relatives in the community. Cousin Matt Toler of Rock Springs retrieved the body and took it to Rock Springs for burial.
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John Mensok
Matt Toler
Rock Springs
Grace Idaho Youth Trapped In Jail Over Unpaid Fine
Chan Goldberg of Grace Idaho spent several days in the county jail after failing to receive a money order from his brother to pay a $10 fine and costs for driving without license plates. Judge Carnahan imposed the fine and costs after the Cokeville arrest. The message to deliver funds never arrived, forcing the youth to remain jailed until the amount was paid.
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Chan. Goldberg
Grace
Idaho
Cokeville
Carnahan
Local residents attend Democratic rally in Mountain View
Mrs D Stafford and companions motored to Fort Bridger last Saturday and back Sunday. They attended the Mountain View rally Saturday night where John D Clark spoke to a large audience. Dr Stafford brought William Piedmont of Rikol to Kemmerer for blood poisoning treatment. E R Noble of Big Piney returned from Omaha after taking stock shipment.
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Jlas Maryhoddy
Dr. Oe
Hent Sandberg
Ft. Brideer
Mountain View
John D. Clark
William Piedmont
Rikol
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Stafford
E. R. Noble
Big Piney
Omaha
Rose replies to Kemmerer Republican critique in county attorney debate
Robert R. Rose states he has not attacked the current county attorney nor sought to discredit Reynolds. He defends his pledge to discharge duties without outside help, opposes placing almost $4000 in outside prosecutorial costs on the county, and says he would personally fund a retrial prosecutor if needed, hiring a state capital attorney acceptable to the county board.
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Kemmerer Republican
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Judge Craig
Board of County Commissioners
Robert R. Rose
Democratic Board Left No Debts' Debated costs of 1914 county year
The article discusses whether the Democratic Board carried no debts and whether taxes and resources for 1914 were sufficient to cover county indebtedness for the year ending December 1914. It notes Ben Bell as County Treasurer and references a debate with the Camera newspaper about expenses and board conduct, emphasizing ongoing questions about financial reporting and fairness between boards.
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