Kendrick’s Wyoming Campaign Spending Details Emergent
In 1912 John B. Kendrick sought the U S Senate and reportedly spent over 50000 on newspapers and lavish cam paign costs. Wyoming law allowed a limit of 1500 or twenty percent of a first year salary, whichever is greater. Kendrick swore he spent that amount excluding personal expense and Cheyenne Leader costs.
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John B. Kendrick
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Kendrick
Wyoming
United States
Cheyenne Leader
Frank L. Houx
Houx
Onser
Wyoming State Boards and Officials List
A scanned government roster enumerates state bodies and officers headed by Acting Governor Frank L. Houx. It names the State Board of School Land Commissioners Public Service Commission and several other agencies with Hous as chairman or member. The fragment outlines numerous boards such as Equalization Deposits Immigration Military and Historical Society.
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Wyoming
Frank L. Houx
Kendrick
United States Senate
State Board OF Charities and Reforms
Messrs. Gates, Forsyth
Miss Clark
State Board OF Arid Land Commissioners
Edith K. O. Clark
State Board of School Land Commissioners
H. B. Gates
Public Service Commission
Forsyth and Gates
State Board OF Deposits
State Fiscal Board
Wyoming State Board OF Immigration
State Game Commission
R. B. Forsyth
State Military Board
Frank L.,houx
National Guard
State Commission ON Prison Labor
State Board OF Condemnation
Board OF Trustees
THE
Wyoming Historical Society
State Board OF Horticulture
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Voters OF
Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Sheridan Enterprise
American Badge Co
Milwaukee Badge Co
Geo
Shaver
B. C. Carney
Upton Reel Theatre
Meeteesee News
Wyoming Labor Journal
H. M. White
G. C. Morris
W. H. Edley
Sek Moore
Oeratic State Central Committee
Seemaneeeereeemans
Center
Enmb
Cdennee
Hater Reer
Reame Neeengue
Ene A
Parret
MR. Poor Man
MR. Man
Congress
Peter
Ihemer
Lee Eerie Bee
Voters OF Wyoming
State Board OF Equalization
Herman B. Gates
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