Wilson In Lead In Nationwide Straw Vote At Tamone Line
The Fitepatrick Drug Store reports a nationwide straw poll results with Wilson ahead in daily and overall tallies. Daily popular vote totals show Wilson 107 288 to 80 719 with further updates 64 240 to 52 136 in Wilson favor. Electoral roll favors Wilson 266 to 165 with Wilson leading in many states including Ohio North Dakota Nebraska South Dakota West Virginia Wyoming Missouri Minnesota Maine Kansas Kansas Colorado Texas and several southern states. Hughes leads New York 12 405 to 11 494 and also carries Pennsylvania Wisconsin Michigan Massachusetts Iowa Indiana Connecticut New California others.
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Interesting sight as reindeer halted in local yards
A group of reindeer from Alaska were sidetracked in local yards for several hours last Monday. Domesticated by indigenous peoples and Laplanders, the brindle animals were en route to a Colorado party planning a reindeer ranch. They fed on moss and vegetation in their mossy crate.
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Northland
Alaska
Colorado
Canada
Birthday Party At Mrs Asson Farm Kemmerer
About 20 youths gathered last Saturday at Mrs Asson home in Kemmerer to celebrate the joint birthdays of Heather Asson age 14 and her brother 12. A long decorated table held refreshments as games and music filled the afternoon. Reporter noted the cheerful scene and Joe Griff entertained on the piano as W. Smith recently sold 9 head of sheep to an Oregon firm.
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Kemmerer
Eather
Albert Asson
Bether
Joe Griff
Good Speaker Ross Addresses Wyoming Rally Circuit
Attorney W B Ross from Cheyenne toured western Wyoming last week to fill engagements Governor Carey could not, speaking at Cumberland Cokeville and Star Valley. He impressed as one of the region's best orators, addressing a large Democratic rally in Cumberland.
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W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carey
Ross
Cumberland
Cokeville
Star Valley
Roos
Lange
Straw Vote At Kemmerer Hotel Ends With Wilson Victory
A disrupted straw poll Sunday night at the Kemmerer Hotel drew a crowd of attendees and ended with 14 to 8 backing for Wilson after Republican Chairman C Watt Brandon and Editor Baker intervened. The vote was halted as Hughes supporters dwindled and the leaders secured signers to prevent a Hughes win. Charles Sammon now handles one B F H delivery wagon.
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Kemmerer
Leer
Hughes
C. Watt Brandon
Baker
Wilson
Who Are Jordan Brock and Smith in Ballot Advice
The text urges readers to vote for Wilson through Democratic Presidential Electors Jordan Brock and Smith. It warns some expect Woodrow Wilson on ballots, but the sample ballot shows this is incorrect and instructs verification.
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Brock
Smith
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
John D. Clark Wins Favor in Kemmerer Campaign Rally
In Kemmerer a large Lyceum theatre crowd heard Democratic congressional candidate John D. Clark and ex Governor Joseph M. Carey stumping for Wilson Kendrick and Clark. Clark impressed listeners with a vigorous appeal on campaign issues, defending Wilson’s diplomacy and criticizing Republican aims, while praising Kendrick. Carey followed with a high reception, framing the Wilson-Kendrick ticket as capable for Wyoming.
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Lyceum Theatre
John D. Clark
Congress
Joseph M. Carey
Wilson
Kendrick
Clark
Ivan Jones
Lincoln County
Governor Carey
Wyoming
Carey
Democratic Party of Wyoming
Mondell
Jonking
Washington
Hughes
Hughes speech in acceptance telegram criticizes notes over war
The text quotes Hughes calling the nation's crisis the greatest in history and contrasting his approach with Wilson notes. It alleges Hughes refuses to specify alternatives to note writing, urging voters to choose between Wilson’s peace and Hughes’s war. It hints at Redress via notes versus war and America’s role as mediator, with continued remarks on the last page.
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Wilson
Birthday of the Emperor of Japan Marked by Fireworks
Celebrations in the vicinity honored the Emperor of Japan on his 27th birthday with fireworks and public gatherings. The event carried extra weight as the emperor's eldest son was named Crown Prince yesterday, a 14 year old youth.
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Fes
Yeate
Japan
Narrow Escape In Car Wreck Between Diamondville And Glencoe
Joe Lock of Glencoe overturned his big Reo between Diamondville and Glencoe on Monday night. None of the passengers were seriously injured though the top and windshield were demolished. The crash occurred when another car forced the Lock vehicle off the road.
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Joe Lock
Glencoe
Diamondville
New Union Hall Under Construction at Omkley
Work has begun on a new union hall in Omkley managed by Lincoln Lumber Company. The hall will serve as a meeting place for the union, a venue for dances, and a location for a picture show.
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Omkley
Linncoln Lumber Company
Miner Dies in Local Hospital After Illness
John Mensok a miner died in the local hospital last Saturday from typhoid pneumonia. He had no relatives in the community. Matt Toler of Rock Springs a cousin of the deceased came to take the body to Rock Springs for burial.
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John Mensok
Matt Toler
Rock Springs
Grace Idaho youth jailed for failed money plea
Chan Goldberg of Grace Idaho spent several days in the county jail after being unable to reach his brother for money to pay a $10 fine and costs imposed by Judge Carnahan for driving a car without license plates. He had been arrested in Cokeville. a home message failed to arrive, leaving him to pay the total himself.
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Chan. Goldberg
Grace
Idaho
Cokeville
Carnahan
Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Rally Attendance
Mrs D Stafford and companions drove to Fort Bridger last Saturday and returned Sunday. They attended a Democratic rally in Mountain View 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 a stock shipment.
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Jlas Maryhoddy
Dr. Oe
Hent Sandberg
Ft. Brideer
Mountain View
John D. Clark
William Piedmont
Rikol
Kemmerer
Stafford
E. R. Noble
Big Piney
Omaha
Robert R Rose Replies To Kemmerer Republican Attack
Statement by Robert R Rose defending his stance on county attorney duties and outside prosecutors. He asserts no attack on Reynolds, declines personal discrediting, notes opposition to extra county spending, and pledges to pay his own prosecutor fees if retrials occur, hiring a state capital attorney if needed.
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Reynolds
Kemmerer Republican
The
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Judge Craig
Board of County Commissioners
Robert R. Rose
Debacle of the Democratic Board’s Finances
The article discusses the Democratic Board’s finances for 1914 and 1915, noting taxes and resources sufficiency to cover county indebtedness. It critiques Kemmerer Republican coverage, asserts unanswered assertions from the Camera, and defends ongoing reporting of expenses across board periods, with focus on the transition between the two boards.
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