Potter Enrolled On American Bar Association Executive Board
Wyoming honors Judge C N Potter by election to the ABA executive committee. The nine member body, three elected yearly, includes Elihu Root as president and former President Taft as retiring board member. Potter, a Cheyenne lawyer since 1876, has long served in state and city offices and is a noted western legal figure.
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Potter
Connie P. Arnold
Laramie
Republican State Central
State Supreme Court
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Advertising pays the local dealer and the merchant who advertises. Trade to the best advantage by supporting home community businesses. Read the paper for opportunities and local news, with the Camera bringing you the latest in county and local updates.
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Polnta
Sud Krow
Marking of Oregon Trail Is Completed
Captain H J Nickerson of Lander completed a three year project marking the Oregon Trail, placing monuments from Henry at the Nebraska line to near Cokeville Wyoming. As Oregon Trail Association president, he carved rock markers and hauled stones along the route, reflecting pioneer memories and early Wyoming history.
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H. J. Nickerson
Lander
Camera Sandum
Oregon Trail
Cokeville
Nickerson
Oregon Trail Association
Wyoming
Henry
Nebraska State Line
Platte River
Casper
Pacific Springs
Little Sandy
Green River
Slate Creek
Emigrant Springs
Sublet
Hamafork
Robinson Ranch
Dempsey Basin
Coxeville
Old Fort Doomeside
Great American Desert
Mexico
Enduerd
Hia
Kemmerer Rock Featured In Capitol Building Plans
The Cheyenne Tribune notes Kemmerer sandstone from local quarries used in East Lake City structures and urged a state capitol contractor to consider Kemmerer rock for the new building. Edwin R. Embree, recent Yale secretary, led a delegation from the Association of American Universities and spoke at the San Francisco convention, highlighting Ke mmerer ties and a young student’s rising honors.
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Cheyenne ‘Tribune
Kemmerer
Capitol
Hawlina
East Lake City
Short Line
Newhouse Hotel
Capital Commission
Cheyenne
Capitol Building Commission
Ees
State Capitol
United States
Association of American Universities
Edwin R. Embree
R. H. Embree
Chas
Rathbun
Embree
Joba
Visitors from Chat- W. G. Short visit to New York
Visitors from Chat- W. G. Short of Unetanouge, claim agent for the C.E. O. & T. P. ity can re Wy bin File le vie meror week 4 the oh 'home, Mr. Short being Hh, they are ov we Vellowetune york, whether they with Bee ihe fe eats oat ead of the Luvieg.
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W. G. Short
Unetanouge
C.E. O
T. P
Mr. Short
York
Massive Labor Day Celebration Draws Crowds to Kemmerer
Visitors from Cumberland Sublet Glencoe and Oakley joined locals for Labor Day events in Kemmerer on Monday and Tuesday. A parade with about 400 in line featured floats including United Workers coal mine and McKay watermelon carriages. Speeches by James T. Lord and William McAllister praised mining in Colorado and West Virginia. The day ended with dancing, lively band music, and a well attended evening dance by the Kemmerer orchestra.
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Kemmerer
Cumberland
Sublet
Glencoe
Oakley
United Nine
McKay
Triangle Park
William McAllister
James T. Lord
Colorado
West Virginia
Mahlon to enter college prep in Andover Mass
Mrs P J Quealy and her son Mahlon left Kemmerer for Andover Massachusetts where Mahlon, a high school junior, will begin college preparatory work. Mrs Quealy will stay several weeks before returning home.
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P. J. Quealy
Mahlon
Andover
Mass
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Mr. McAllister
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House of Representatives
Kemmerer Band
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Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company
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