Wyoming Plans Federal Roads Aid With Convict Labor
Afton officials, Governor Kendrick, and forest officials discussed using federal road funds to build the Grand Canyon road up the Snake River. The plan envisions convict labor as the state's match to the $80,000 cost, with $40,000 from federal funds and $40,000 raised by inmate labor. Completion is eyed for next fall along the Snake River road project.
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Star Valley
Grand Canyon
Baske River
Afton
Kendrick
Valley
Wyoming
Endrick
Stoke River
Kemmerer Band Stars Return From Evanston Roundup
Fourteen members of Kemmerer Military Band returned Sunday from Evanston after three days of free concerts and a county fair appearance. The group, praised by Evanston Press for superior musical quality, performed in morning street shows and afternoon fairs with about a thousand attendees at the final concert. Members on the trip included Raymond Cora Tom Jones Fred Hancey Andrew Morrow Gus Helbig Harry Marquis Fred Jennings Elmer Carleon Joe Pelligrini Valentin Vieted John Sager Gus Nelson Armando Fagnant and Jerry Jampsa with four or five unable to accompany.
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Kemm
Miliary
Kemmerer
Evanatin
Wyoming
Evanston
Salt Lake City
Raymond Cora
Tom Jones
Fred Hancey
Andrew Morrow
Gus Helbig
Harry Marquis
Fred Jennings
Elmer Carleon
Joe Pelligrini
Valentine Vieted
John Sager
Gus Nelson
Armando Fagnant
Jerry Jampsa
Beata sae that s news thes which recently soponredl ix the Henea hh re carts to the Mother's Pension law
Correction notice asserts no disrespect toward Judge John K R Arnold or others connected to the Mother's Pension law dispute. It states events occurred before his appointment and that cameras in coverage will not favor either district judge candidate.
Bridges Undergoing Reconstruction on Quealy Branch
Bridge work continues on the Quealy branch with three new bridges replacing old structures. Engineer B. Mines of Pocatello Oregon Short Line leads a crew of men. the project nears completion as old bridges are removed and new ones installed. Mr. Hines departed Friday for Pocatello for a visit.
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B. Mines of
Pocatello
Oregon
Quealy
Hines
Infant of Carl Bosco Dies in Diamondville
The six month old child of Carl Bosco of Diamondville died Monday evening at the local hospital and was buried this morning in the Diamondville Cemetery.
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Carl Bosco
Diamondville
Mondell Visits Kemmerer Tries To Rally Support
Congressman Frank W. Mondell spoke at the Lyceum theater to 150 200 residents of Kemmerer criticizing President Wilson and defending his own vote for the Adamson eight hour law. The speech faulted Mondell for calling the act a gold brick and urged voters to weigh his labor record against broader Democratic and Republican contrasts.
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Frank W. Mondell
Lyceum Theatre
Democratic Party
Mondell
Wilson
Congress
House
For Brotherhood
Mondeil
Washington
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Hau
White House
Wyoming
Hughes
U S Valuation Corps Completes Kemmerer Survey Mission
Two special cars with surveyors from the United States Interstate Commerce Commission arrived in Kemmerer to appraise railroad property. The team, led by El M Metcalf and including A C French and others, will push to Valuation of all U S railroad property. Engineers will move toward Pocatello after completing work from Granger to west of Kemmerer.
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el. M. Metealf
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Kemmerer
A. C. French
United States
Inter Estate
Commere Comminston
Cnnon
Il. L
Able Palace
Two Oaks
Bunch
Verve
E. M. Metcalf
G. D. Corwin
R. H. Pieson
M. Moffat
R. Polson
C. Jantfeld
Carl Nyman
F. EB. Cassidy
W. Allen
U. S. Interstate Commerce Commission
Ond Singer
Mr. Brown
C. B. Richmond
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Granger
Won Race and Visit at Evanston Wild Woar Celebration
E W reported a win at Evanston races with Dublin Minatrel finishing four lengths clear. Dr Venter entered Huff in one of the two races held there during the event.
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E.W
Evanston
Red Hot Republican Article Continues on Page 3
Carl Cook’s Red Hot Republican piece continues on page 3 with political commentary and critique. An editorial page reply mirrors the heated column, presenting a sharp counterpoint and public discourse tone.
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Carl Cook
Kemmerer Residents Hear W. J. Bryan Address
A sizable Kemmerer audience gathered in Evanston at the Opera House to hear William Jennings Bryan speak for nearly two hours on national issues. He defended Democratic administration records, urged equal suffrage as a constitutional goal, and critiqued tax and labor laws. Attendees listed include L. E. Holland, Dr. E. Kindall, W. J. Witherspoon, Frank Curtis, and others.
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Kemmerer
Evanston
Wiliam Bryan
Opera House
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Republican Party
Bryan Ia
L. EB. Holland
Tn E. Kindall
W. J. Witherspoon
Frank Curtis
H. R. Harrison
R. K Rose
Ivan S. Jones
J. F. Fite
Elude Father Piney Couple Wed in Montpelier Romance
Miss Curtis daughter of J B Curtis of Big Piney and Bruce Parker wed in Montpelier after fleeing Piney country. The bride's father opposed the match though her mother consented. C G Houen of Big Piney drove them to Kemmerer, they traveled by train to Montpelier, secured a license and were married with witness C Gilhouxen. Further developments expected on their return.
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Torserad
Montpelier
Lincoln County
Miss Curtis
Uaghter
J. B. Curtis
Big Piney
Bruce Parker
C. 3. Oihousen
Kemmerer
Gilhouxen
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Supreme Court
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Warren
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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