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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
6
The piece warns Republicans may align with Democrats to back Democratic candidates for county commissioners in Uinta County. It notes past power blocs, tensions at the courthouse, and a convention that resisted bosses, while stressing that current Republican nominees claim independence from undue obligations to any faction.
The piece urges Republicans to support the Republican legislative ticket and to retain Senator Dr. Clark in the United States Senate, arguing against a Colorado representative and urging a straight-ticket vote to aid development.
A reform wave begins in Salt Lake City shaping a crackdown led by the sheriff. Jailed are numerous alleged underworld figures as authorities raid illegal joints amid broad moral campaign. The line between reform and suppression is debated in local circles.
A judge faces claims regarding Democratic Committee letters tied to the Willits district voters. The defense asserts the letters may be misaddressed and misattributed, while officials deny sending them.
Fragmentary text shows references to Democratic voters seeking change and opposition candidates for State Warden and related offices. Mentions Jackson county candidates and commentary on the campaign mood, with unclear phrases and garbled names.
Arrangements are set for Senator Clark to address voters in Frontier on Friday night November 4 and in Numberland No 6o on Saturday night November 5 followed by a dance. Local candidates will attend and Republican county commissioner candidates are urged as worthy heavy taxpayers with proven managerial ability and a right to a trial.
The Lander Journal denounces Democratic smears in Wyoming’s campaign calling the attack line by rival candidates as deceitful. It cites claims of a "Twenty-Million Dollar Grats" as fabrications and questions tax status and residency of opposing men Mr. Tiroshon and Dr. Lucker, urging voters to favor taxpaying, issue‑driven candidates.
Republican leaders in Star Valley face a split over representation on the County Commissioners Board. The Star Valley faction favors Clarence Gardner for a four year term, while others want a candidate from a different district. Discontent grows as some Republicans align with Democrats to block Star Valley’s choice. Gardner is seen as maintaining GOP control and is expected to win with a large majority on the county ticket.
Miscellaneous town news from Kemmerer and nearby areas highlights visitors, political notices, and social events. Names mentioned include J. M. Faddies, Miss Rene Bilio t, Mrs. Lindsay Paddles, and C. J. Johnson. Reports touch on elections, personal visits, farm moves, and local commerce.
Local items report fire department events at the Lyceum Theater inviting all, new books at the city store, sales and market notes from Omaha, and town talks on schools and community services. Residents, visitors, and merchants discuss lectures, hospitality, and upcoming fall preparations.
The readable text hints at a colonial era notice or article mentioning place names and a department. It references a colony to be large and events this week, with names such as Denver and Troy appearing in garbled form.
Clarence Tardner Jonathan Jones Abraham Crawford and J M Guertie, with Percy Matthews of Evanston, spent Monday in the city meeting locals and campaigning. They traveled from Combestead where meetings were held last week and face strong local support for the commissionership. Matthews, a defeated convention candidate and Evanston postmaster, defends his campaign role amid civil service questions.
Fragmented notice lists arrivals and visits to Paratelis and Hesahkefeld, mentions Mr Gilligan, Mr and Mrs Graber, Fred Roberts of Omaha, and Wyo locations. Reports a milk cow branded C Go left Beeld Land and Live Stock in Wyoming with seek information from Paul A Kenyou.
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