Sheriff Candidate Wickwire For Big Horn County Office
B F Wickwire born 1865 New York. Came to Wyoming 1882 and worked as cowboy. Served as special deputy under Dick Kennedy. Assisted 1883 capture of Charlie Twizzleton. Traveled to Klondike in 1897 with horses. Nascent deputy aims to serve county without fear or favor if nominated next Tuesday.
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B. F. Wickwire
New York State
Wyoming
Dick Kennedy
Big Horn County
Johnson County
Charlie Twizzleton
Rogers
No Use for Slander in Wyoming Campaign Document
A Wyoming campaign statement from a young Laramie native Bewney attacks Senator Warren’s supporters, but local papers reject it as unreliable libel. The piece repeats old rumors, including a false claim about Pershing’s promotion, and denounces the document as unworthy and harmful to Wyoming’s honored citizens.
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Roosevelt
Pershing
General Pershing
Wyoming
Senate backs mine station in Lander Wyoming
Washington July 24 The Senate passes Warren bill to establish a mine experiment station at Lander Wyoming under the bureau of mines with 25000 dollars for buildings equipment and first year salaries of officers In contrast critics urge focus on Wyoming's real problems and question the value of such federal projects.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate Today
Warren
Lander
Wyoming
Bureau of Mines
Saratoga
Mondell
Kendrick
Sheridan Enterprise
Weill
Neck O' the Woods
False petition names cited by Cheyenne Leader challenge
The Cheyenne Leader calls the Warren petition an absolute falsehood, claiming 3365 names with many duplicates, while Secretary of State records show over 8000 names. Officials halted counting after reaching 2300 names beyond legal requirement. the truth cited involves 7017 names with 847 precincts represented.
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Warren
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Liete
Eecretary of State
Truth About Delegates in Taft Roosevelt Contests
Washington July 23 The statement on contested Republican convention seats outlines 238 Roosevelt contests aimed at deceiving the public about Roosevelt votes. Taft held 561 of 1 078 summoned delegates on first ballot. 449 seats were contested. Cases in Indiana Michigan Texas Arizona Washington and more are summarized with emphasis on Marion county primary fraud claims and the bloc of Taft delegates.
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Washington
Victor Rosewater
H. Devine
Colorado
Charles D. Gilles
Taft
Roosevelt
Munsey
Roosevalt
Cnses
Arisoma
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Maricopa
Ettae
National Committee
Marion County
Indianapolis
Ganapolis
Borah
Frank B. Kellogg
Testante
Thecall
Committee On Credentials
Wayne County
Detroit
Calhoun County
Cecil Lyon
National Republican
Lyon
Committee of Credentials
King County
Seattle
la Follette
Roosevelt Committee
Action Age
Boiled puddings in paper bags a colonial recipe collection
Martha McCulloch Williams presents instructions to boil puddings in thin paper bags using molds and a hot oven. The article includes Wilson plum pudding, peach pudding, chocolate pudding, and apple taploca pudding, detailing ingredients, molds, boiling times, and finishing steps.
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Martha McCulloch Williams
Paper Bag Dinner Menu For Week End Guests
Martha McCulloch Williams shares a detailed paper bag cooking menu crafted for a women’s week end gathering. The menu features banana short cake with foam sauce and claret punch, stuffed quail wrapped in bacon, bag-cooked asparagus and mushrooms, salted nuts, and a decadent banana dessert with butter, cream, and sherry.
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Martha McCulloch Williams
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