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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
15
A despondent critique argues a few leaders control Lincoln County Republicans through indorsements and proxies. Voters fear loss of fair primaries and warn the party must empower alternatives or face mixed county results and waning support.
The article describes confusion over a Republican Natrona county sheriff candidate Patten filing an $81.40 computer expense. miscopied names and election details appear in an official list. It predicts a Republican sweep in the state and nation and notes uncertainty about Wilson’s split vote when results are announced.
Editor weight renominated on republican ticket for Idaho legislature. Governors candidates to appear at Big Piney rodeo days. Train arrivals in Opal Kemmerer bring party leaders to Big Piney. Pat Sullivan accepts chairmanship of State Central Committee. unity expected to aid Republican prospects. William Ro Works named secretary with T Blake Kennedy as assistant secretary.
M Winkleman of Halfway near Viney visited Kemmerer over the weekend and attended a Republican Committee meeting by proxy. He has spent six weeks in hay work and ranch development and plans to stock cattle for spring.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Manning's Pals facing penitentiary sentences after a bandit operation near Oregon involving a short line train hold up. Charley M leader killed by a deputy, Clareice Stoner and Al Meadows sentenced to years in state penitentiary. Temporary restraints on bandit activity in Lincoln County Wyoming referenced.
Fire responders tackled a blaze at a lumber yard after a call to the Keres laiber yard. Witnesses described heavy smoke and a pile of debris. Firefighters worked to contain the fire and prevent spread to nearby structures.
A fragmentary report details weekly church notes at St Jade Church in MIS Ame, noting a Sunday service, prayer and scripture focus, and listed events. It mentions leadership by Crwen Ulver and a planned service schedule with community participation.
The article portraits Clarence Don Clark, once a brakeman in Evanston Wyoming, who became a lawyer and U.S. Senator. It details his early life in Delaware County Iowa, his move to Evanston, Beckwith’s influence, and his political ascent from Congress member to long serving senator. It notes his reputation as a capable jurist and adviser, with a term ending in 1917 and likely re election prospects.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places tied to a campaign week. It references Frieieda wf Deke Mean and an event involving UAVLUKE Hotek and Me Gay bee Dore. The text also alludes to votes and possible outcomes, with scattered phrases about timelines and town actions.
no strike averted as miners and operators reach a two year contract with general renewal terms. Kemmerer Cent Oo reports steady work while other mines run shorter hours, Cragny Short Line continues to haul coal amid heavy freight activity, and readings suggest the mine may stay busy pending demand. See the Mutual Girl at the New Kemmerer theatre every Saturday night.
Catholic church members prep a children's fairy tale production titled Beauty and the Feast set for October 17. About fifty children will perform with noted stage manager Mrs Hicks guiding the project. The effort promises artistic and financial success through elaborate coloring lighting and dance.
Thomas W. Lawson, noted financier and author of a sharp expose on financial methods, travels with his daughter on a train toward Oregon. He plans a stay at his large ranch in the state, moving to the West for a period.
The article recalls the first snow storm of the era arriving Saturday morning, coating the landscape with a beauty that eased to a cold night. Snow remained light and typical for the period, with clearing skies and a moderate pace toward the late hours.
Wyoming district court orders a hearing on the return of sale for the Shadrack F White estate with administrator Ved W Harrison to appear September 17 at 10 o'clock in Kemmerer Lincoln County. Notice to be given by publication for two weeks in a Kemmerer newspaper.
Notice declares incorporation of the Town of Marbles in Lancelu County Wyoming. Proponents publish within time limits and provide proposed territorial bounds and legal validation of the incorporation.
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