Mayo's Controversial Action Sparks Naval Debate
The passage defends Rear Admiral Mayo and Fleet Admiral Fletcher for transferring thousands of foreigners and 2100 Americans to ships without loss of life, noting Washington gave no orders. It labels the Tampico incident as a falsehood by Mendel and others, arguing it wrongfully slanders President Wilson and harms the navy's honor.
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Mayo
Fleether
Washington
Mende’l
Wilson
Cheyenne
FP. W. Mondell
Kemmerer
Mondell
Ginuine
Mexica
Toi
Tampico Cuffair
Neelie
Mer
Monet
Wintet
Tampico
Chareed
Sy Beltleh
Weary T Muy
Tumploc
Tempio
la Oral
Prenk P Ploncher
Vera Crue
Democratic Ticket Listings For Public Office
A detailed ticket lists candidates for national and local offices including President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas R. Marshall, U S Senator John B Kendrick, various congress and state posts, county officials, and local terms. The roster names numerous individuals across roles such as clerk, sheriff, treasurer, prosecuting attorney, school superintendent, surveyor, and commissioners with district specifics and term lengths.
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United States
John B. Kendrick
John B. Clark
Chas
A. Myers
Tampico affair rhetoric stirs partisan flood in 1914 press
A cadre of about two dozen Republican papers push Mondell led claims on Wilson and Tampico, portraying the incident as a grave national wrongdoing. The pieces mimic a dramatic senate-pitch, arguing for disclosure while alleging government coverups and foreign intrigue.
Startling Expansion Of American Foreign Commerce In 1916
July summary from the U S Department of Commerce shows American exports to non European war nations rising sharply in 1916. Exports to Europe up 38 percent in seven months, while exports to other continents climb 78 percent reaching 905 million dollars. Neutral regions gain across South America West Indies North America Asia Africa and other areas with double to near quadruple percent increases.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Hughes
America
Europe
South America
West Indies
North America
Canada
Central American
Asia
Africa
Cecauie
Labor pamphlet backs Wilson and attacks Hughes reform record
A pamphlet from the American Federation of Labor credits the Wilson administration with acts favorable to workers while listing vetoed labor measures from New York Governor Hughes era. It urges labor voters to support Wilson, contrasts party lines, and quotes editor Henry on Republican independence.
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American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Maghes
New York
Hughes
President’s eight hour day plan averts railway strike
President Wilson outlined a plan to adopt an eight hour day and authorize a Congress appointed commission to study its impact. He said the railroad executives rejected the approach, while Congress moved to enact it with broad support. The speech at Shadow Lawn cited September 23 in New Jersey as context.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
New Jersey
Shadow Lawn
N. J
Roosevelt Ad Ended Hughes Support Ad In Kemmerer Theater
A Kemmerer moving picture theatre showed an ad with Theodore Roosevelt image and the caption I favor the candidacy of Charles E B Hughes signed T R The intense reaction followed. The ad was discontinued after a few nights and the Democratic party is not averse to free advertising for candidates.
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Moving Picture Theatres
Kemmerer
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles EB. Hughes
T. R
Allence
Hughes
Wilson
Democratic Party
Representative Mandell Praises Senator Clark Amid Glowing Oration
Mandell extols Senator Clark as reaching the pinnacle of twenty years of effort. He parallels Clark to a mountain climber who risked a fatal fall after lingering at the summit.
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Mandell
Senator Clark
Hughes could win New York and Pennsylvania totaling 83 electoral votes
The analysis shows Hughes securing 45 votes from New York and 38 from Pennsylvania could push her to 323 electoral votes, leaving Wilson with 284. It notes the scenario depends on Republicans winning those states, which is uncertain, but still possible and concerning.
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Hughes
New York
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Governor Carey Praised Wilson Kendrick and Clark Visit Kemmerer
The remark notes Republicans face embarrassment as Governor Joseph M. Carey is expected to praise Wilson Kendrick and Clark during a forthcoming Kemmerer appearance.
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Joseph M. Carey
Wilson
Kendrick
Clark
Kemmerer
Democratic candidates aid crash victims near Afton
A Democratic party touring the county aided a wrecked family near Afton after a collision with a truck from Cokerrille Afton Transportation Company. Mrs. M. A. Bassett and her six children were rescued by J. F. Fitzpatrick H. R. Harrison R. R. Rose and George Tanner who lifted the overturned vehicle and escorted the injured to town for medical care. The Bassett car was demolished but no serious injuries were reported.
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Afton
M. A. Bassett
Cokerrille- Afton Transportation Company
Democratc
J. F. Fitzpatrick
H. R. Harrison
R. R. Rose
George Tanner
Bassett
Ithen
Republican Chairman Endorses Democratic County Clerk
The Republican County Chairman praises Mr. Harrison for competent county service despite county challenges and defends his administration against opposition from the Gneddonites. He asserts Harrison’s integrity and predicts a strong Democratic showing in the upcoming election. In 1914, C. Watt Brandon notes this endorsement.
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Harrison
Gneddonites
C. Watt Brandon
Public notice of water proofs and inspections in Division 4
Notice of proofs for water permits in Division 4 to be reviewed by the Board of Control on November 15. Public inspection at Rock Springs office May 23 1916. Lists numerous permit numbers and acreages including Walter Hanks Anna Linden Tussant Lambert Estate Peter Hood and others. The Camera offers commercial printing services.
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Board of Control
Rock Springs
Wyoming
R. E. Carron
Walter Hanks
Rich Res
H. H. Cr
Hanks
Hartley Hollow
Rich Ditch
Laura A. Hanks
West Fork
Gus Row
Linden August Linden
Gum Ditch
Linden Reservoir
Anna Linden
Linden Cr
Linden Creek
Anna Reservoir
Tussant Lambert Estate
Dempsey Cr
Tussant Res
Tusant Lambert
Dempsey Creek
Tussant
Peter W. Hood
Hood
Ge Gttad
Middle Fork State Creek
Elias Pliae Nuiranom
Eni
Elias Diteh
Bales Leas Oe Coal Co
Little Muddy
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Mr. Patterson
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Hapabinesa
City Drug
C. A. Christmas
Store Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Toledo
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Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture CO
Willys-Overland Company
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