National Child Labor Bill Defended by National Committee
The National Child Labor Committee rejects criticism of the federal child labor law as a fraud and joker. The act, three years in the making, enjoys cross party support and aims to prevent evasion by storage or short term shipments, with enforcement to reflect the will of the American people.
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Wyoming Labor Journal
The
National Child Labor Committee
Bun
Wve
Shaw
Anya Owen R. Lovejoy
Ora
National Said Labor Committee
Congress
Pempern Id Republicana
Senate
Oliver and Penrose
Beeve
Wison
Hughes
Sneddonite Influence and 1914 Republican Control Discussed
In a 1914 campaign, Republican County Chairman C. W. Brandon argued that Sneddon aligned forces held real power in the party. The article questions whether the primary was influenced by the Diamondville vote and if current tickets reflect that control, noting past suppression of rival stalwarts. The piece casts doubt on loyalty to and impact of the so called undesirables within the party.
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C. W. Brandon
Brandon
Diamondville
Harry Trost Stricken, Misses Store Manager Duties
Harry Trost has been very sick for the past week and unable to attend to his duties as manager of the Golden Rule store.
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Harry Trost
Golden Rule
Grandparents Amid Busy Life Welcome New Arrival
Gus Helbig of Kenvmerer Meat Market is distracted by grandparent duties. An 11 pound boy arrived at James Stewart’s home, with mother and baby healthy. Mrs. Stewart is Helbig’s daughter, and James Stewart’s father works in Evanston.
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Gus Helbig
Kenvmerer
Gus
James Stewart
Stewart
Helbig
Evanston
W. P. Stewart
Diamondville
Bing
Wyoming Troops Arrive at Border Join 4th Brigade
Troops from Wyoming reach the border and establish stations in Deming New Mexico beside the Arkansas regiment. Command falls to Col. Edwin JF Glenn of the 18th United States Infantry, succeeding Gen. Never Adams. The Wyoming forces join the Fourth Brigade of the United States Army.
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Wyoming
Deming
New Eexico
Arkansas
Ndwin JF. Glenn
18Th
United States Infantry
Gennever Adams
Fourth Brigade
United States Army
Lower Water Rates Declared for Green River Area
The Wyoming Public Service Commission ordered reduced water rates for Rock Springs residents served by the Green River Water Works, owned by Union Pacific. The change, effective next Sunday, follows a yearlong complaint by about 100 local water consumers. The system serves Rock Springs, Green River, and surrounding coal camps and is the state's second largest, after Cheyenne.
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Rock Springs
Green River Water Works Company
Wyoming Public Service “Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Green Fiver
Cheyenne
Large Enrollment at University of Wyoming This Year
University of Wyoming reports improved prospects with over 300 students enrolled, about 45 to 50 more than previous winter totals. The freshman class exceeds 100, largest in school history, with broad departmental distribution and growing pre medical and pre legal courses aligned with national associations.
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University of Wyoming
Clyde A. Duniway
Duniway
Stanford
Ilinois
Brandon Opposi Pap Worth- Republican Chairman
Brandon opposes Republican candidate C T Papworth for County Commissioner and urges voters to back Democratic candidates. He argues the Sneddon faction seeks control and cites past rhetoric to explain Republican voters should vote against their party’s slate.
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Brandon Opposi Pap
Worth
Cou
Sneddon-ites
C. Watt Brandon
Repubican
Brandon
C. T. Papworth
Papworth
Sneddon
Study Engineer Mahon Quealy Returns to Andover Prep
Mahon Quealy left last Wednesday evening for Andover Massachusetts to resume study in the preparatory school opening in October. He intends to pursue mining engineering and is currently taking preparatory work. He plans to enter Harvard or Cornell for college, each offering reputable mining engineering programs.
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Mahon Quealy
Andover
Massachusetts
Mahon
Harvard
Cornell
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Great Western Coin. Co
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Great Western Coin, Co
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Frank Budner Kemmerer
Anmerican
Sullivan Te Bickley
Western Business
Theo Tillotson
Mutual Livestock Commission CO
South Omaha
Lyceum Bar
J. E. Stinson
Schlitz and
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