Mondell Draws Large Crowds in Wyoming Campaign Push
U S Senatorial candidate Mondell spoke to large crowds in Greybull Burlington Hyattville and other towns. Governor Carey and John M Snyder accompanied him as crowds packed Rex theatre with music from the Hoover saxophone band. Mondell praised Republican gains and urged votes for the ticket while discussing the federal reserve act and wartime finance measures.
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Frank W. Mondell
United States
Greybull
Republican Congress
Burlington
Mondell
Hyattville
John M. Snyder
Lovell
P. P. Anderson
Carey
Rex Theatre
Hoover Saxophone Band
R. B. West
State Land Department
West
Wyoming
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
Republican Party
Republcan
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Houston
Ondell 19 Ad Wyoming Revises Fright Rates
Ondell 19 Ad Wyoming plans to devote substantial time to revising fright rates. The move signals a major update to pricing or penalties affecting local entities and residents.
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Ondell
Wyoming
Mondell Seeks Senate Seat To Aid Wyoming And West
Republican Frank W. Mondell outlines why leaving the House to join the Senate would boost Wyoming and the intermountain region. He cites freight rates reform and reclamation projects as key goals and asks voters to honor his service by electing him Tuesday.
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Frank W. Mondell
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Mondell
Congress
Wyoming
West
House
Entertains at Kensington for Methodist Aid
Mrs. L. A. Brown and Mrs. A. B. Moore hosted Methodist aid ladies at Kensington, with 25 guests in Halloween costumes. Decorations captured the spirit, and games fortune telling and ghost stories entertained until after midnight before refreshments.
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L. A. Brown
Vote For Amendment No 1 Big Horn County
County residents urged to support Amendment No 1 to raise salaries for County Superintendents, arguing education is crucial to future citizens. The piece stresses better supervision of rural children, attraction of qualified candidates, and calls for a yeas vote next Tuesday.
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Big Horn County
Yeas
Death of Infant Son in Morton Family
Lawrence ten weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs R R Morton, died Friday from an ailment of infancy. Funeral Saturday at 3 PM from the family home with Rev Edwin Bowling officiating. Interment in Mount View cemetery. Community sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
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Lawrence
R. R Morton
Edwin Bowling
Mount View
Dinner Hosts Recall Long Friendship at Six O'clock
Mr and Mrs John Bircumshaw entertained at a six o'clock dinner on Monday evening. Congressman Frank W Mondell Governor Robert D Carey and John M Snyder attended the gathering and were reminded of old intimate acquaintance.
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John Bircumshaw
Frank W. Mondell
Robert D. Carey
John M. Snyder
Campaign claims spark county finance debate in Big Horn
The county campaign pits the Republican central committee against the Democrats over county finances. It cites Spratt era bond issues, road and bridge costs, and alleged waste, contrasting prior expenditures with current savings and praising Welch Jimentz and Atherly for economy and efficiency.
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Big Horn County
Republican, Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Democrat
Democrat Central
Board of County Commissioners
Spratt
Scimp
Rairden
Otto
Court House
Spratt Administration
Central Committee
Tom Spratt
Nelson Jimmerfield Gee Ee
Whch
Democrat Committee
Jones
Atherly
Democratic Central Committee
Chas. A. Welch
John Wientz
Democrats Scare Tactics Denounced Before Election
The piece claims Democrats fear defeat next Tuesday and accuse Republicans of discrediting candidates. It alleges outsiders are sent to spread rumors and says the Rustler’s campaign is personal and damaging. Reports from precincts forecast a large Republican majority.
Death of Paul Ritter at Basin Gardens
Paul Ritter eldest son of E M Ritter of Basin Gardens died suddenly on Wednesday due to diabetes. He had been in declining health for three years. His father and brothers were away hunting and as Bonneville they were expected to return soon for funeral arrangements. The paper went to press Thursday evening delaying some local items for next week.
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Paul
E. M. Ritter
Women's Club
McCaskey Found Insane in Wyoming Insanity Trial
E. R. McCaskey of Greybull living in a tent was brought before a county jury on an insanity charge. After review the jury found him insane and committed him to Evanston for treatment.
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E. R. McCaskey
Greybull
Salvation Army
C. C. Ellis
C. W. McNay
F. P. House
al Blake
C. A. Mann
Warren J. Jones
Evanston
Republicans Hold Rally and Free Dance in Shell Town
A Republican rally and free dance are announced for Otto Saturday night with speakers including R. B. West. The campaign closes in Shell town tomorrow night with West’s address on current issues followed by the dance. West is praised as delivering strong speeches this fall.
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Otto
Shell Town
R. B. West
Mr. West
Shell
Subnormal Hazel Committed After Mental Health Verdict
Mike Hazel a janitor at Standard refinery in Greybull was charged with subnormal mental status after being seen peering into windows. A jury including C C Ellis Al Blake J L Murphy and others found him mentally subnormal and he was committed to the state institution at Lander for treatment. Hazel agreed to go for treatment.
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Mike Hazel
Greybull
C. C. Ellis
al Blake
J. L. Murphy
W. McNay
C. A. Mann
Ed Miller
Hazel
Lander
Painters to Kansas for schooling and visit
Mrs. Fay Painter and her son George traveled by train on Monday to Kansas. George will study at the Hiawatha Military Academy in Hiawatha. Mrs. Painter plans a winter with relatives and stays in Kansas City, hoping to return to Basin after the term ends.
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Fay Painter
George
Kansas
Hiawatha Minuitary Academy
Hiawatha Kansas
Right Kind Enforcement Victory for Wickwire and Little
Sheriff B F Wickwire and county attorney Frank A Little receive commendations from state and federal officers for two years of enforcement. District court records show fines and convictions high for the county, with opposition only from the Rustler group seeking pliant officials. A Wickwire Little win is a vote for continued law enforcement aligned with state and national agencies.
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B. F. Wickwire
Frank A. Little
District Court
Republicans at Manderson Meeting Draw Large Crowd
A Republican gathering was held Wednesday evening at Manderson with a large turnout. County chairman P. P. Anderson introduced Lou Blakesley who spoke for county and state candidates, praising their qualifications. R. B. West spoke on natural issues, delivering one of the campaign’s best talks. Afterward a free dance followed the speeches.
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Basin
E. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Big Horn County
Rex Theatre
Manderson
P.P. Anderson
Lou Blakesley
R. B. West
Card of Thanks for R. R. Morton
We express heartfelt thanks to the many friends for their sympathy and assistance after the recent bereavement of R. R. Morton and family.
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R. R. Morton
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Kensington
Paul Ritter
McCaskey
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