Mondell for Senate aims to reclaim Wyoming seat
The article argues for Frank Mondell to run for United States Senate in Wyoming, recounting his long service and support from Republicans. It contrasts past senatorial bids, notes press backing since 1921, and stresses Mondell’s greater influence and experience compared with potential House tenure.
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Mondell
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Frank W. Mendell
Wyoming
United States
Frank Mondell
Casper
H Mondell
Congress
Clarence Clark
Clark
Senator Warren
John Hay
Senate
Montlell
Sheridan Post
Republican
Republians
Republcan
Harding
House
Drick
Kendrick
Wyomig
Wyoming Demonstration Teams Shine At Denver Stock Show
Park County youths from Powell represented Wyoming with a judging team led by Wynn Clark and a canning team headed by Thelma Edmonds. Wyoming placed second in judging with 441 points as Colorado led at 451. New Mexico took third. The event showcased farm education, hog car exhibits, and daily girl demonstration teams, while a banquet and city trips highlighted the visit.
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Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
Colorado Club
Metropolis
District of Columbia to elect a House delegate
Senate committees approve a bill by Senator Miles Poindexter to give Washington DC a nonvoting House delegate. The measure would grant representation in debate though the delegate would lack a vote, placing the 460,000 residents on par with territories.
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Senate
District of Columbia
Miles Poindexter
Washington
House of Representatives
House
Poindexter
Congress to Decide on Muscle Shoals Proposal
Secretary of War Weeks submitted Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals proposal to Congress without recommendations merely stating the facts and leaving Congress to determine disposition of the valuable project.
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Weeks
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Government waste in peacetime spending and disposals
The speaker criticizes the previous administration for large expenditures and disposal of government property without regard to elected representatives. The remark contrasts past actions with current policy scrutiny and accountability.
Harding Stays Up Late to Draft Senate Speech
It is reported President Harding sat up after 3 30 a m composing his speech on armament and treaties for the Senate. He has long penned editorials late at night on urgent subjects and shows he can again when an emergency calls.
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Harding
Senate
Road Notice Establishes 80 Foot Right of Way in Big Horn County
The board of county commissioners proposes a road beginning at Sta 515 45 on the Sec 86 north south center line and following a measured route with curves and stakes to Sta 536 66.4, width 80 feet. Objections or damages must be filed with the County Clerk in Basin Wyoming before noon March 9, 1922. Zela Murphy, F17-M3
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Board of County Commissioners
N. R
Big Horn County
Basin
Wyo
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Commerce
B. P. Wigton
President
W. H. May
Secy
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Wises
Willys-Knight
Basin Garage
The
Overland
James G. Noll
H. W. Horn
Dave Tuttle
Prop
C. A. Hime
Hime Bros. Contractors and Builders
F. M. Hime
Goodrich
Court House
J. R. Goodrich
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