Sad Accident Near Otto Fractures Left Leg
A sad accident near Otto results in a fracture of the left leg.
03 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
1
A sad accident near Otto results in a fracture of the left leg.
Sam Cofflins of Basin, a Republican county attorney candidate, suffered a severe left femur fracture when a car overturned near Otto. He was rushed to Basin hospital for treatment as the county mourns the accident. opponent Hartigan offered support and both parties extended help.
State Chairman Hopkins of the Democratic central committee circulates a three page appeal accusing the party of deceit and corruption. The document alleges unsafe attacks on Senator Clark and others and claims the Democratic machine cannot win based on their records. Hopkins cites public lands committee votes and references President Wilson era criticisms amid partisan clashes.
A political letter criticizes the Democratic machine in Cheyenne and calls Wyoming voters to back Senator Clark and Congressman Roark. It accuses Hopkins emissaries of silent pressure and questions land grants under Kendrick. Voters are urged to judge by records of honesty and leadership.
Shell voters filled the Blakesley home on the Torrey ranch for a six o'clock dinner hosted by Lou Blakesley. Mrs. Blakesley oversaw a hearty pig dinner and guests, including Pick Extra and Press Anderson, examined the setup before a rally in Stell. Lou Blakesley presided and speakers urged votes for the Republican ticket. The event featured the Binsin quartet and Smith orchestra, with attendees from Hasin and names listed among the crowd.
The Basin Republican with Big Horn theatre management will furnish free county and national election returns next Tuesday night. Precinct results will be bulletined as received and Western Union will provide the general totals. Women and children are especially invited.
A Burlington area letter defends Republican John McIntosh for county assessor against a Rustler attack over tax records. It asserts McIntosh has paid state and estate taxes totaling 246.25 with two years missing during absence, and praises his character and fitness for office.
Thermopolis voters hear endorsements for Skovgaard Hinckley Anderson Mercer Neville in a district where staunch supporters urge reelecting incumbent Skovgaard and promote past public service. The piece highlights leaders from Hot Springs and Paint Rock shaping the upcoming legislative slate.
The letter extols Sam Johnson as a constant good roads booster and watchdog of Big Horn County. It credits his legislative influence, coordination with Johnson County, and role in funding through Big Horn County Cody. Voters are urged to elect him by a large majority.
Warren Dailey chaired a campaign event in Hyattville with Ex Gov Brooks delivering a keynote Republican address. A chicken supper honored Brooks, followed by a dance with many attendees from nearby towns and a push for roads and infrastructure projects.
A court decision awards Valentine a victory in the suit, detailing the winning party and the legal grounds cited in the ruling. The outcome sets a precedent for similar cases and reflects the implications for the involved entities.
Attorney C A Zaring of Basin scores a major win for Valentine and Scientine interests as the Littljohn lands case against Mexico Wyoming and Great Dome Oil Co is affirmed by the US Court of Appeals. Loans valued at about 500000 are highlighted with associated figures and regional oil activity.
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