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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
15
Uncle Joe Cannon Returns and Public Image in 1912 Era
The piece frames Joseph G. Cannon as a forceful, candid figure returning to the House after long service with few interruptions, contrasting him with Evan Champ Clark. It lauds his aggressive honesty, disdain for hypocrisy, and influence on public opinion, noting Roosevelt-like appeal and the respect he commands across party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratirne
Evan Champ Clark
Joe Cannon
Missouri
Jos
Cannon
Theodore Roosevelt
Uncle Joe
Salt Lake Herald Republican
Vo Joe" Cannon
House majority forecast after next Congress
The chamber is expected to include 224 Democrats, 193 Republicans, one Progressive, one Socialist, and one Independent, yielding a Democratic plurality of 40 and a working majority of 37 over all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Congress
Remains of General Chaffee Interred at Arlington
The body of General Chaffee, who died in Los Angeles on November 9, was shipped to Washington D C and laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery with ceremonies of the Christian Science church. His passing reduces the number of Civil War veterans still living in the memory of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Chaffee
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Arlington Cemetery
Christaan Science Church
Western Governors Confer on Lands and Leasing Policy
At the Governor's conference in Madison Wisconsin last week Governor Spry of Utah condemned federal land control and the leasing system. He argued it harmed western growth by depriving states of ceded revenues and taxed government lands. Governors from nearly all western states attended seeking benefits for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Spry
Utah
Death of Field Marshal Karl Roberts Ends Long Army Career
Field Marshal Karl Roberts, age 82, dies in France while visiting his former Indian troops with his daughter. A beloved British officer who served over sixty two years, he was not on active duty at the time of death and will be remembered as a co general in world history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Roberts
France
Lord Roberts
Carer
Sen Ae Wernre Thas
Edison Tele Scribe Records Telephone Talks Dual Lines
Edison unveils the tele scribe a new device that records both ends of a telephone conversation. The instrument uses a telephone with two receivers and two transmitters with phonograph records capturing every sound on the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Fremont County Republicans Win Legislative Ticket Honorably
Fremont County voters backed a strong Republican slate in a clean, honorable race. The elected four are Judge John M. Hench, Jacob A. Daelfelder, James Graham, and Ralph Kimball, marking a rare GOP success in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
John M. Hench
Jacob A. Daelfelder
James Graham
Ralph Kimball
Idaho Legislature Heads Toward Narrow Republican Majority
The Idaho legislature is expected to hold a slim Republican majority in both houses, making it difficult to pass legislation without Democratic governor vetoes. The outcome suggests a near stalemate unless cross party support emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Editor Davis Enjoys Quiet Evening at Cokeville Register
The Cokeville Register notes Mia Davis and her son Billie visiting last week. It mentions editor D. Davis relaxing by the fireside after shop hours, reflecting a small town moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Cokeville Register
Mia. Davis
Billie
Wyoming Progressive Party Loses Recognition
The Progressive party in Wyoming has fallen below legal minimum and will be unrecognized two years from now, with no ballot place at primaries or general elections. State law requires ten percent of total votes for congressman to remain on the ballot, or the party loses its official status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Wyoming
Memories of a Child Maker FW Barter
A reflective reminiscence on how childhood objects shape futures and character. The piece laments neglect of encouraging right thinking in the young amid broader societal concerns. It recalls a small boy’s misadventure by a stream and the memory of a single incident shaping adult memory.
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by Governor Carey of Wyoming
Governor Joseph M. Carey proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Wyoming for November 26, 1914, urging prayers of gratitude for harvests, peace, and national hope amid World War I. He notes good markets for fields and mines, absence of major strife, and calls on residents to give thanks and seek peace. Frank L. Hans notes as Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotlowrunes
Costeas
Tadis Caseter
George Washington
Wyoming
Cheyenne
United States
Joseph M. Carey
Public Utilities Returning to Kemmerer Last Sunday
John A. Blomquist of Boise Idaho president of the State Utilities Commission met on the train in Kemmerer. He was en route to Denver for Interstate Commerce Commission talks on western railroad gateways. Idaho patrons protested the Ogden gateway closure favoring Harriman lines and a tariff was suspended until January 29. The commission aims to open gateways and considers jurisdiction over bonds and stocks in utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
John A. Blomquist
Boise
Idaho
State Utilities Commission
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commision
West
Blomquist
Ogden Gateway
Harriman
Eastern
Harriman Lines
The
Utilities Commission
Blomquaint
California
Public Utilities
Governors by state and party list with quarantine note
The article lists elected governors across states with party affiliations, noting Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin, Wyoming. It also mentions the federal quarantine on Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming over a disease in sheep being removed last Saturday by Secretary Houston, with the disease found only to a slight extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Nat E. Harris
Idaho
Moses Alexander
Iowa
George W. Clarke
Kansas
George H. Hodges
Massachusetts
David I. Walab
Michigan
W. N. Ferris
Minnesota
W. 8. Hammond
Nebraska
J. H. Morehead
D. Neveda
T. L. Oddie
New Hampshire
R. H. Spaulding
New York
Vermont
Charles W. Gates
Wisconsin
Emanuel L. Phillip
Wyoming
J. Bd. Kendrick
Colorado
Houston
Movement For Peace Drives School Peace Petition
Maggie F Nicholson county superintendent leads the Children’s Peace Committee in a nationwide petition urging immediate armistice and transfer of war disputes to The Hague Peace tribunal for settlement. She will mail patrons to schools to collect signatures before forwarding to Grace Haywood Hebard at the University of Wyoming Laramie for national committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie F. Nicholson
Children's Peace Committee
United States
Hague Peace Tribunal
Promlaw
The Farm Boy's Creed
The excerpt presents a farmer’s ethic valuing outdoor life, labor with nature, and personal responsibility. It extols dignity of work, equal opportunity between farm and city, and self-reliance through pluck and action, urging a square deal in all life activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Government land lottery drawing in Montana steered by Huntley project
Readers question why the government can conduct a land lottery by mail under homestead and reclamation laws. Notice describes a November drawing in Billings for twenty five irrigable farms in Montana with costs, entry fees, and registration details. The letter notes the process and questions postal regulation conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post Office Department
Huntley
Billings
Mont
Robert Graham for Idaho state game warden nomination favored
In Wyoming’s upper Green River valley, Robert Graham known as Bob Graham gains support for Idaho state game warden by Governor-Elect Moses Alexander. Longtime ranch life near Fremont’s Lake and Pinedale, hunting fame, and deep knowledge of big game cited as qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ©. Graham
Bob” Graham
Green Hiver Valley
Wyoming
Idaho
Moses' Alexander
Hob
Margaret
Fremont’s Lake
Pinedale
Jane
Pocatello
Renow
Alexander
Commercial Hotel at McCammon Idaho for Sale
The Commercial Hotel in McCammon Idaho, the town's only hotel with 16 rooms, is offered for sale. It is described as a good opening with a thriving business and a very reasonable price. McCammon Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Idaho
Double Charge of Murder
Denver dispatch reports Obame a Japanese suspect arrested about a month ago for killing a countryman at Oakley. A Denver reward was posted for the Denver killing, and Obame admits the Denver murder. Identification appears from photos. a left shoulder wound confirms him. He will likely be returned to Denver to face the charge, saving Lincolnia County a large expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Obame
Oakley
Moy
Tn Linewia County
Canvassing Board Convenes to Review Election Returns
Canvassing Board Clerk Harold A Harrison convenes the board to review election returns in his office. The process could span two to three days. Participants include George Hourse of Cokerile and H J Thau age of Sublet. One precinct, Hondurant, remains unheard from as James V Rosenburg is appointed special manager for Friday's hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A Harrison
George Hourse
Cokeriile
H. J
State Vote Records Show Democrats Hold Governor in Wyoming
A Republican party file lists Wyoming results with Democrats claiming victory for Howe and Thompson's chance, while official canvass deadlines loom. Governor race tallies show Kendrick leading with 21,001 votes, Hilliard trailing, and Republican totals near 18,087 with scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Wyoming
Howe
Thompson
John B. Kendrick
Dem
Hilliard
Stridgely
Editor Davis at Home in Cokeville Register
Editor Davis is listed as being at home in Cokeville Register with the family now located in Mountain View Wyoming. The note says the editor can be found at Altart wer howe daily in the evenings after bees hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Wyo
Howe
Enos After Supplies Visit Drops From Daviel Ranch
Enos and Mee from EB arrive from the Daviel area to collect freight. Hulder, former ranch owner, reports cattle presence with Buus nearby. Enaee assists with dental work arrived in fall. Enue and Wilbon plan to move toward Hock Springs and depart home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
W. EB
Enue Montores
Daviel
Hulder
Buus
Enaee
Enue
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C. Watt Aranden
Diter
Lincoln County
FW. Barter
Baal
Bowre
Naveese
Elforte
Frank L. Hans
Legedaheen
Alabama
Charles Henderson
Arizona
George I. Hunt
Hiram W. Johnson
P. A. Carlson
Connecticut
Marcus H. Holcomb
Movement For Peace
the Jr
Gate
Edith KO. Clark
Rapan
Iva T. Irish
Mim Clark
Supreme Court
Richart H. Scott
Watt Chas E Blydenbargh
Bscott
Enos
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