The Nomination In Doubt For Harmony
A brief report notes that the nomination for Harmony faces three uncertainties amid intra-party contention and delays. No further context or names are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
1
Hughes Emerges as Front Runner for Republican Nomination
Chicago June 7 More political leaders predict Justice Hughes will be nominated tonight as delegates fear overwhelming evidence favors him and Roosevelt loses veto power. Observers note conference among contenders waning with Hughes solidifying support. Delegates pledged to favorite sons seek release to back Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Roosevelt
Hyattville Fourth Celebrations Planned With Free Picnic
Hyattville prepares a grand Fourth of July celebration with a naval homage style, a free picnic dinner led by Ida Walters L J Diehl and Claude Lockhart, and arrangements overseen by Dr Van Slyke L J Diehl and Warren Dailey. World champion bareback rider Mr Freeman to perform. A baseball game between Myattville and Basin teams highlighted by other festival sports. Wedding at Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattville
Ida Walters
L. J. Diehl
Claude Lockhart
van Slyke
Warren Dailey
Mr. Freeman
Myattville
Basin
Widely Known Couple Wed in Local Ceremony
The groom, once of Otto and now in Sheridan where he operates a business, is a brother of R. M. Shepherd of Otto. Friends of both families extend best wishes for a long, contented life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Sheridan
R. M. Shepherd
Progress association secretary opens new office next to Republican shop
J R Bomwell secretary of the Progress association fitted up a room beside the Republican office to handle business. The move offers convenience for strangers seeking information about the country and a place to rest write letters or gather data. R H Stine has bought the lot of his building from Myron Austin and plans a modern photography studio. Lon Crandall visited from Beaver Creek last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bomwell
The
Progress Association
Progress Club
Mr. Bonwell
Will Bud Studio
R. H. Stine
Myron Austin
New Oil Brokerage Opens In Wyoming Territory
A new company, Wyoming-Montana Oil & Gas Brokerage, opened to handle oil lands and leases. Jas. Fast, president, and R. B. Landfair, secretary, bring long industry experience. The firm will secure quick action on lands with oil prospects and arrange capital for prospect work. The Frivy building offices house three well furnished rooms and Landfair also runs a law office there. W. A. Rodgers and his wife have moved back to Cody after serving as a passenger conductor on the Cody run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming-Motana Oil & Gas Brokerage Company
Continental Supply Company
Landfair
Frivy Building
Furniture Store Destroyed by Fire with Heavy Goods Loss
Fire swept a furniture store causing total destruction of the building and heavy loss of goods. Fire crews battled the blaze, limiting spread to adjacent properties while investigators examined the site for a cause.
Fire destroys GC. T. Douglas furniture store in blaze
Last Monday night about eleven oclock a fire roared through the rear of the GC. T. Douglas furniture store. Fire was fanned by a northwest wind and dense smoke. A crowded effort with two hose lines brought flames under control. The store is a total loss with $2000 in goods burned and only $1500 of insurance. Douglas hopeful to reopen soon in a new space despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. T. Douglas
Ba‘sim State Bank
Douglas
Two New Bridges Proposed by County Commissioners
Last Wednesday residents urged county commissioners to install two bridges. The board approved building one across the Greyto near the stream mouth and another near Avent school halls across the same stream. The bridges will ease access and shorten travel for oil traffic between Hagin and Greybull, saving time and distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyto
Avent
Hagin
Greybull
Deal
Basin crowd visits Hyattville for show and new teacher
A large Basin party traveled to Hyattville last Saturday and stayed over Sunday. They attended a show by Dr. Son Slyke and praised the outing as very enjoyable. A quartet from Iron Basin performed and Leochea, a new teacher, has been overseeing classes with Margaret Reed stepping into duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattville
Basin
Ora Allen
Helton
J. M. Klein
Hudson
al Schuyler
Earl Daugerty
C. H. Fitepatrick
Misa McGhie
Mrs. L., O. Gray
Jo the Haneva
Ll. O. Gray
Drew Prugh
Harry Hime
C. (. Hendee
Dave
Son Slyke
Iron Basin
Leochea
von Emmer School
Dove
Margaret Reed
Construction 10 Begin Soon
A notice announces that construction 10 will begin soon. Details are sparse but the project is slated to start in the near term with officials confirming plans and timelines. Further specifics on location dates and involved parties are not provided in the readable text.
Basin Building plans new hotel and homes
C Hendee of Basin Building & Contracting Co of Denver says lumber is ordered via Jerry Lumber for new dwellings and sewer work is underway. They have stock yards and buildings at Sioux Falls, plan a large hotel project with Robertson & Stine of Denver, and expect to begin work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hendee
eBasin Building & Contracting Corp
Denver
Jerry Lumber Company
Robert Gleason
Ers
Co. W. ‘Tate
Howe
Hendee
Sioux Falls
Bass
Robertson & Stine
Heating Plant Bid Awarded By School Board
The school board adjourned to Tuesday night for bid opening on the heating plant. T. S. Armstrong Supply was the lowest bidder at 5 979 75, winning by 245 less than the next bid. E. N. Houlette awarded work on the outside room boiler and fuel areas, costing 1 114. Tonight at The Big Horn a program features Robert Warwick in The Sins of Society and Pauline Frederick in Jim Bella Donna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Armstrong
E. N. Houlette
The
Big Horn
Robert Warwick
Pauline Frederick
Miss Frederick
Fox
William Farnum
Kentucky Mountains
Edna Goodrich
Armstrong
Triangle
Old Heidelberg
Equitable Film Company
Love's Rose Roads
Paramount
Basin Progress Club Seeks Investor Appeal Board Vision
The Basin Progress club promotes a large plain lettered board to advertise Basin and surrounding country for investors and homeseekers. New Stockman George W Johnson and wife from Lovell visited Basin on their way to Billings and now reside on a Konarza stock ranch. Johnson bought four purebred Herefords from Col. Jay L Torrey and plans a top cattle herd. They toured Torrey ranch on Hors Creek after a trout breakfast with Cowley visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
George W. Johnson
Lovell
Billings
Johnson
Konanrza
Bas'n
Col. Jay I
Torrey
Cowley
Jesse Crosby
Miss Lewis
Bruce Taggart
Col. Jay L. Torrey
Hors Creek
Basin
State engineers to survey Wood River reservoir sites
Henry Floyd leads a state engineer team to Wood River country to survey potential reservoir sites for irrigation. After summer work on adjacent streams, they may survey Owl Creek and Wind River headwaters. Successful completion could vastly boost irrigated land and attract settlers, with government action possible but not guaranteed. The National Supply Co issues warehousing contract near the alfalfa mills for Hime Bros a 40 by 80 foot building with a 12 foot loading platform to unload directly from cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Floyd
State Engineer's Office
Wood River
Owl Creek
Wind River
the National Supply Company
Alfalfa
Hime Bros
Roosevelt Supporters and Republicans Seek Unity at Chicago
A joint committee from Roosevelt supporters and Republicans in Chicago worked to find a candidate acceptable to both factions. They adjourned at 8:30 p.m. without an agreement, but expect harmony and a possible dark horse nomination. Bulletins will be posted at the Republican office as updates arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
European War News Reports Verdun Fort Fall and Broad Front Battles
The latest dispatches describe heavy fighting across Europe with gains and losses for multiple powers. Fort Vaux allegedly fell to German forces amid fierce bombardment, while Paris claims continued French resistance. Russians, Turks, Germans, and Austrians report mixed offensives and prisoner counts, with large numbers of guns and troops captured. British and German forces clash near Ypres and Hooge as bombardments intensify. County Attorney W S Collinge travels to Ames, Iowa for a class reunion of 1876 locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Vaux
Verdun
Teutons
Berlin
Australtalian
Mesopotamaan
Thea
Kranikin
Bagdad
Petrograd
Isill
Ypres
Hooge
Yimes
W. 8. Collinge
Ames
Iowa
Collins
Lord Kitchener Drowned in War Time Sinkings
An English ship carrying Lord Kitchener and staff sank near the Orkney islands on Wednesday. All aboard were lost, marking a severe blow to England, while Germany asserts it will not talk peace and will crush England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Orkney Islands
Germany
England
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Hes
Gov. Harding
Ohio
Paint Rock
N. P. Lareen
Misa
Jeaie Liar
Fom
Joseph O. Crowdin
Bishop Winters Af Folating
Otto Country
Lon Crandall
Beaver Creek
NEW Company Oil Brokers
Frisby Building
Cody
W. A. Rodgers
Badin
bin Wile
Greybull River
W. A. Downey
PARTY
Paris
Pripet
Tey
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Kope
Raunion
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