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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
7
Classified notice offers two good lots facing the Court House square in exchange for a reliable work team. Inquiries directed to Jack Hanlon. Also promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as effective for rheumatism with a dealer listing F. A. Wise selling the product.
In Chicago at a dinner Medill McCormick president of the Illinois progressive republican league mocks old campaigning tactics. The column weaves in humorous vignettes about moving a clock on a mule, Jim Hill versus a steamboat, and local civic quirks including a dog ordinance and water plant jokes.
A special car with Burlington officials toured south for Powder River connecting link work while the Northwestern line extends eastward for inspection. Officials Wakeley and Deaver led the party optimistic about trains running through the line by August. Roosevelt spoke in Creston and Burlington about campaigning in Iowa and Nebraska, urging public primaries and citizen decision over politicians.
Utah Republicans meet in Provo on May 15 to elect delegates to the national convention. Henry L. Stimson is suggested for second place on the Republican ticket. Lewis C. Spooner announces candidacy for governor in Minnesota. Special election set for April 24 in Pennsylvania's First district to replace the late Representative Bingham. A. J. Montague seeks Congress in Virginia's Third district. Thomas L. Lewis seeks the GOP nomination in Ohio's Sixteenth. Five presidential candidates appear on New Jersey’s primary ballot next month: Taft Clark Roosevelt Wilson La Follette. New York Republicans and Democrats each to send 90 delegates to national conventions under new apportionment. Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona, 36, is among the youngest senators, Luke Lea of Tennessee is 33.
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