FANATIC FIRES ON ROOSEVELT IN MILWAUKEE ATTEMPT
Citizens in Kemmerer and surrounding area are startled by news that Theodore Roosevelt was shot in Milwaukee as he stepped into a car to deliver a speech. The assailant, overpowered, claimed a dream urged the murder and has been taken to jail. Roosevelt continued to the Auditorium, later went to a hospital where doctors could not locate the bullet, and then traveled to Chicago for operation. The wound is feared dangerous and public opinion across the nation condemns the crime.
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Wedding of Miss Margaret Brown and Arthur Thuas
A detailed Salt Lake Herald-Republican report covers the marriage of Miss Margaret Erma Brown and Arthur Lloyd Thuas at St Pauls Church with lavish ceremony. The bride wore white and yellow accents, gold flowers, and ornate chancel decor. The groom is the son of ex Governor A L fiona, and the celebration included music by Berkbeel and festive processions.
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Crete
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Jail Break Out and Political Endorsements Split News
Desperate escape from Rawlins penitentiary leads to gunfire and capture attempts. Nine prisoners fled, including Bert Dalton and Jon Turner, with one guard shot. Lorenzo Parse killed and deputy sheriff Berty Talbot wounded. Governor Caryson mobilizes search as towns reel. Meanwhile Thomas O’Neil seeks county commissioner seat, backed by a Democratic committee and local voters in Green River Valley, detailing self-made success and urging votes on November elections. Oil location sale advertised at the Camera office.
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Jon Turner
Clit County
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Dalton
Caryson
Kept Cheyenne On The Map By Progressive Leader Warren
Old-timers in Wyoming recall Senator Warren as a pioneer who kept Cheyenne from fading. He led water and sewer projects, funded schoolhouses, and supported new blocks and homes. He organized Cheyenne’s first electric lighting from a central station, boosting finances and credit for the city.
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Senator Blume Propose Bills for Progressive Rally in Kemmerer
Senator Blume announces bills for a Progressive rally in Kemmerer this Friday evening. Hen Fred H. Blume of Sheridan will address attendees at the New Kemmerer Theater. Mo Blaine, once a 1st Republican in the tenth and eleventh state senates, ran as a Progressive after leaving the Republican ticket during primaries.
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Fred H. Blume
Sheridan
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Pumipation
Clock from Germany for new First Nations bank displayed
A large mahogany clock imported from Germany arrives from J. F. Fite eral of the east. The 72 inch timepiece with a 1 and a half inch pendulum and a 40 inch wing is intended to match the bank’s finishes and hangs in the jewelry store. MW. Jones photographic postcard company Keonmarer Wyoming.
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Rock Springs Shooting Ends In Miner’s Death
In Rock Springs a 28 year old miner Hugh Lafferty was fatally shot during a disturbance at a Chinese restaurant. An Austrian sheepherder, temporarily intoxicated, drew a revolver threatening the proprietor. Lafferty intervened and was killed when a trader fired at the herder’s hand and then shot him in the eye. the herder died soon after. Bail was posted for the trader.
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Fragmented Cokeville Chronicle Fragments and Names
A garbled OCR passage mentions Cokeville and Beale, with scattered names like Mut, Ille, Mockuistoo, and Beale. It references a history of chivalry, harvest themes, and local figures, but readability is poor and concrete events or dates are unclear.
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Monlay
Howe
Ile Grein
Irland
Primporins Mockuistoo
Cokieville
Lincoln County Campaign Chooses County Commissioner Candidate
The Democratic Central Committee selects Thomas L. O Neil of Big Piney as four year county commissioner candidate for Lincoln County Wyoming. O Neil has twenty five years as a Wyoming resident, is a Piney country resident, and is praised for integrity and business acumen while opposing rival candidate Meo Vast of Cumberland and focusing on tax fairness and community stewardship.
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Lincoln County
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Tom O'Neil
Tom O'Neil Has Lived In Wyowing
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J. M. Faddis
Cumberland
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Uinta County
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Diamondville
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Sneddon
Tam O' Neil
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Cattle Inspectors Plan Receipts At Kemmerer Trail
Gilg Piney trend inspector for Green River Wiley Cattle Grower remocration visited Kemmerer on Monday from Opal where cattle landings begin. Roger will represent the variation of slipping points between Kemmerer and Rock Springs. New plan provides each inspector a receipt book to verify shipments and deter stray cattle. The association aims to protect member interests and ensure stray cattle entering herds are traced.
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Wiley
Kemniperer
Opal
Roger
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Stabbed at Reliance and hospital condition reported
An intoxicated man attacked another with a knife at Reliance during a daytime dispute. Trantillo suffered a roughly three inch stab wound to the left side and was treated at a hospital while the assailant, Sharbo, reportedly stood over him and inflicted additional wounds. The motive remains unclear.
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Hana
Reliance
Joe Sharbo
Sharbo
Tranzillo
Trantillo
Rock Springs
Indian Agent Mills Visits Old Home in Dig Ville
Indian Agent Mills of Meinkengen West visits his old home and friend. Now district agent in Oklahoma he reports 10 000 to 20 000 Federals and more. Younger Indians adopt farming and home building while many pursue law medicine and farming. Government oversight brings marked improvement. Mills says cotton crop in the south is enormous with high prices. raw cotton sold around fc per pound. Average cotton yield cited as 23 to 200 pounds per acre.
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Una
Tmnt
Feald
Digville
Me. Mills
Oklahoma
Milla
School Notes and Football Game Preview at Diamondville
Superintendent ARithy visited Fowl list Frances Boatright Gee enroll ed in Eighth grade. A football game between the High School team and Diamondville is set for Monday. Candidates urged to attend. Abe Ver leads a basketball effort under Mr. Fresnahan as boys gain experience. Dr. Duni President of the University of Wyoming visited and spoke to Seventh and Eighth grades before touring classes and Diamondville shoots.
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Fowl
Frances Boatright Gee
Diamondville
Couner Abe
Faatraee
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Dr. Duni
University of Wyoming
Marshall Gudmundsen Appointed Town Marshal of Kemmerer
The past week saw Joe Gudmundsen named town marshal of Kemmerer as a trusted, constant presence. Formerly deputy sheriff at Granger for years, he moved to Kemmerer, briefly entered cigar manufacturing, and now joins Marshal Brisley as an able assistant.
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Tr Wight
Kemmerer
Granger
Inter Wold
Marshal Brivly
Oregon Short Line Freight Record Broken On Friday
Last Friday the Oregon Short Line set a new record on the Montpelier to Granger division with 24 freight trains moving 1 017 cars. The heavy traffic strained energy as crews kept trains moving through the division.
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Granger
Piney Visitor Mrs Mickelson Noted In Kemmerer
Mrs James Mickelson of Big Hiney visited Kemmerer on Monday returning from a short Misavori trip. She was called by the serious finesse of a sister recovering from an operation but was getting along nicely on departure. Mrs Mickelson is wife of a Hig Piney rancher and a prominent figure in Piney life.
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Big Hiney
Kemmerer
Misavori
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