Bryan Nominated by Prohibitionists Amid Protest
Prohibitionists press for Bryan nomination for president citing his stance on alcohol policy and urging supporters to back his bid despite opposition from rivals and critics.
23 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
1
Prohibitionists press for Bryan nomination for president citing his stance on alcohol policy and urging supporters to back his bid despite opposition from rivals and critics.
At Lincoln Nebraska the prohibition national convention tentatively nominated W J Bryan despite his written refusal to run A small vote minority opposed the resolution Miss Marie Brehm pushed for actual nomination and Bryan’s friends urged acceptance Delegates cheered with a parade and songs and the day ended with plans to elect a national committee and consider a vice presidential pick.
Mrs L G Van Slyke and Vista Grisham present a cantata at Hyattville next Friday evening with children performing folk dances and songs. Elaborate costumes and careful direction aim to make the gala event, with admission 25 and 60 cents.
Basin band members met last Monday with 20 present and reorganized. Officials elected include Bm. F. Peterson as leader Edgar L. Heard as manager and Ed Duniway as treasurer. Total band strength now 28 members.
The town band will continue and expand its activities with weekly practices and concerts under local auspices. The group has historically promoted Basin and plans to increase its membership this season.
The Misses Margaret and Tula Arnott granddaughters of Mr and Mrs J P Arnott left Basin last Saturday to return to their home in Sheridan Their father M D Arnott met them in Billings Mrs Arnott accompanied them as far as Billings The Basin friends hope for another visit in the future
Carrolton Pendergraft and Miss Thelma Spender of Manderson married yesterday after obtaining credentials from the county clerk. Justice J R Bonwell officiated with witnesses Mr and Mrs W J Spender, the bride’s parents. The couple plans to reside near Manderson.
The national war work council of the Y M C A offers scholarships for ex service men. Collegiate awards up to 500 dollars for high school graduates entering college, and general awards up to 200 dollars for three month courses in business training or trades. Apply to Br. B Larrick, Basin, as counties form committees to administer funds and allow timely reviews for September enrollment.
Sheriff Wickwire spent days in Greybull aiding the search for George Warren who drowned last Sunday. A wire netting spans the river mouth at Shell creek and river patrols run day and night at Sheep canyon to lift the body if it surfaces.
Announcement of Greybull chautauqua July 25 29 promises high standard acts Music lectures and entertainment including Dr Chas S Price Joel Eastman Marion Fisk M Pirie Beyea Ruby Page Ferguson Josephine Martino MacGregor Singers Fenwick Newell Overseas Orchestra Regniers Stearns Gregg Fay Epperson and final soprano group led by Miss Martino with Stearns Gregg Concert Company providing two programs Closing week offers diverse entertainment and prominent speakers
Officials from Thermopolis Basin Greybull Worland and Burlington met at the Markham house to discuss the Yellowstone and Park to Park highways. They reviewed past route changes, assessed costs including Basin 500 Greybull 760 Worland 750 and Thermopolis 1500, and urged unity to secure government support and a first class road.
A man named Strife, blasting rock with Jake Johnson in the Hyattville mountains, crushed his hand between rocks. He was brought to Hyattville, treated by Dr. Fawcett, and remains at the Pritchard hotel. The doctor believes he will not lose any fingers.
Cheyenne reports that state and county officials plan strict action against individuals who flood state highways with waste irrigation waters. Laws will be enforced to stop the practice, with fines up to 100 dollars and full recovery of road-damage costs charged to responsible landowners.
A Burlington chamber meeting chaired by President Keachie with all directors present decided to first address camp grounds needs before park to park highway funding. The group also voted to prepare petitions for county road work in Burlington and Otto districts.
Miss Margaret Woboski of Omaha is expected this week for an extended visit with her aunt Mrs M R Douglas.
Congressman Mondell announces re election bid as a Republican representative from Wyoming. He expresses appreciation for party confidence and the “splendid support” from Wyoming voters during his years in Congress and pledges to devote his time and energy to serve faithfully if re elected.
S M McKone C A Nadler Chas Nadler and Ed Bradford returned Wednesday night from Medicine Lodge lake after a day of fishing. Chas Nadler caught the big fish weighing nine pounds. Others in the party caught sizable trout. the catch is said to be the finest native trout exhibit in Basin in years.
William Lewis Roy Troutman and William Tillard of Basin Gardens completed repairs on the Basin Gardens road and its bridges. They take pride in the road through the Gardens and commit to keeping it well maintained.
Douglas Wm Ruddy of Greybull and Mary Foad of Cody secured a county license on Tuesday and were married that afternoon by Justice Bonwall at his office. Present were A C Foam and Rose Foad of Cody. They will live in Greybull where the groom is employed.
Thirty two cavalry horses for the local troop arrived last Monday and are being cared for at the Scoville livery barn. The horses are described as a fine bunch and the local cavalry boys are proud of their mounts.
Mr and Mrs Fred House traveled to Medicine Lodge last Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs R G Belton and Miss Thelma Gould. They then went on to the mountain for an outing at the Kimer Walp place.
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