Kendrick for the League and War Debate in 1922
A Mansfield style political critique accuses Senator Kendrick of courting a full page ad praising his League of Nations work while downplaying his packer legislation record. It links McAdoo and other backers to a broader push for foreign entanglements and questions war policy as related to public notices for a Basin Wyoming public sale of real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kendrick
League of Nations
Tincher
Kansas
House Agricultural Committee
American Livestock Association
Kendrick
Washington
League
William G. McAdoo
Great Britain
Turkey
England
France
McAdoo
Cheyenne
United States
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate on Execution
On the 18th day of November 1922 a sheriff's sale is scheduled for real estate under execution. The notice identifies the proceeding and directs interested parties to appear at the designated location to bid on the property.
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Basin Big Horn County
On November 18 1922 at the court house front door Basin Big Horn County Wyoming the sheriff conducts a sale of Lot Six and adjoining part of Lot Five in section 33 township 51 north range 93 west containing 40.25 acres on execution in the case of Big Horn Canal Association versus C C Frazer. Appraised at 1000 000 terms cash must sell for at least two-thirds of appraisement. B F Wickwire Sheriff R B Gandratt Attorney First publication October 18 1922 Last publication November 17 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Big Horn Canal Association
Fred Guthrie
Fiftyone North Range
C. C. Frazer
District Court
B. F. Wickwire
R. B. Gandratt
Wyoming amendments set salaries for county officers
The document outlines proposed amendments from Wyoming’s Sixteenth Legislature to be voted on November 7, 1922. It fixes salary limits for county officers by assessed valuation. for counties under $2 million, sheriff up to $1,600, clerk $1,200, prosecuting attorney $1,200, treasurer $1,000, assessor $1,000, superintendent $1,000. For counties $2–$5 million, sheriff $2,000, clerk $1,800, treasurer $1,800, assessor $1,200, prosecuting attorney $1,600, and other limits as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
A. D
Consolidation of State Land Boards and New Board Powers
The Governor and four state officials form the Land Commissioners. They manage lands granted for public schools, with sale by public auction at minimum prices and delays per Congress. They direct and care for all lands granted to the state under constitutional limits and future laws. First published August 18 1922. Last published November 3 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
Local Officials' Pay Caps and Fraternity Hall Gatherings
The document sets annual pay limits for county officials including sheriff clerk treasurer and assessor at 2000 dollars and 2500 dollars for the prosecuting attorney, plus a 1500 dollar cap for the superintendent of schools. It also lists regular meeting nights for multiple fraternal and lodge groups at Fraternity Hall Basin Lodge No 39 and related bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Hall Basin Lodge No. 39
K. of P
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Mondell
T Nee
Frank Mondell
Gill
R. B. Landfall
Hypenhoe
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W. E. Chaplin
Alui
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Temple Lodge No
Order of Eastern Star
Fraternity Hall
Eliza Rebekah
Royal
Basin Camp No 36
Leland
Inscho Civil Engineer
Clyde W. Atherly
Wyo
W. R. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wyo
I. Smith
Der
Bhell Creek
Shell
Wye
M. H. Smith
DE. V. E. Larrick
Pioneer
Basin, Wyre
DRS
Harris & Harris
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harsia
Oscar Saenger
William C. Show
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Paint Rock
Nowood
Clarence Gardner
Thigh
Big Horn Mountains
Hyattville Wye
Paris Daugherty
Tensleep
Gebo Coal
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co