National Child Labor Law defended by National Committee
The National Child Labor Committee rejects claims the new federal child labor law is a fraud. Anya Owen R. Lovejoy says the bill took three years to craft and was supported by both parties in Congress. The committee emphasizes the 30 day clause prevents evasion and that the law reflects the will of the American people despite opposition rumors.
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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
Questioning Sneddonite Control in Local Republican Party
The 1914 campaign quotes Republican County Chairman C. W. Brandon denouncing Sneddon influence and noting the Diamondville camps as pivotal. The piece questions whether the current ticket results from that control and recalls primary-election loyalties and suppression of rival stalwarts within the party.
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C. W. Brandon
Brandon
Diamondville
Golden Rule Manager Stricken By Illness This Week
Harry Trost, manager of the Golden Rule store, has been gravely ill for the past week and unable to perform his duties. Locals report his condition has caused minimal disruption to store operations while he receives medical care.
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Harry Trost
Golden Rule
Grandparents Helbig Celebrate New Grandchild Addition
Gus Helbig of Kenvmerer Meat Market humbly reveals his new status as a grandfather after the birth of an 11 pound boy to James and Mrs. Stewart. The infant’s arrival adds a newborn to the extended Helbig and Stewart families with parental relatives in Evanston and Diamondville delighting in the joy.
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Gus Helbig
Kenvmerer
Gus
James Stewart
Stewart
Helbig
Evanston
W. P. Stewart
Diamondville
Bing
Wyoming Troops Arrive at Border Under Fourth Brigade
Troops stationed at Deming New Mexico join the Fourth Brigade under Col Edwin J F Glenn of the 18th United States Infantry. They succeed Gen never Adams and neighbor the first Arkansas regiment.
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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 in Rock Springs Approved
The Wyoming Public Service Commission orders reduced water rates for Rock Springs residents served by the Green River Water Works, effective next Sunday, following a yearlong complaint by about 100 water buyers. The system, owned by Union Pacific, serves Rock Springs 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 Reported
University of Wyoming faces a strong start with over 300 students enrolled and weekly additions. The freshman class exceeds 100, the largest in school history, with agriculture showing a slight rise. New pre medical and pre legal courses, first offered, align with American Medical and Law associations and match programs at Stanford and Illinois.
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University of Wyoming
Clyde A. Duniway
Duniway
Stanford
Ilinois
Republican Opposes Candidate for County Commissioner
Brandon Opposi Pap, Worth-Republican chair, urges Republican voters to back Democratic county commissioner candidates this fall. He argues the Democratic win would thwart Sneddonites’ aims and notes one Republican rival, C T Papworth, has shown little alignment with Sneddon’s wishes.
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Brandon Opposi Pap
Worth
Cou
Sneddon-ites
C. Watt Brandon
Repubican
Brandon
C. T. Papworth
Papworth
Sneddon
Engineer student Mahon Quealy heads to Andover for prep studies
Mahon Quealy left Wednesday evening for Andover Massachusetts to resume studies in a preparatory school opening in October. He plans to pursue mining engineering and is currently taking preparatory work. He hopes to pursue college at Harvard or Cornell, both offering strong mining engineering programs.
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Mahon Quealy
Andover
Massachusetts
Mahon
Harvard
Cornell
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