Republicans Gain In East As Fusion Wins In New York
Republicans gain seats across the East in last Tuesday's elections. In New York City fusion backed John Purroy Mitchel for mayor by about 75,000, defeating Tammany Hall's Edward E. McCall. Fusion also led in the board of aldermen, with notable wins for Mitchell allies. Trenton and other cities show varied results with several Democratic gains and Republican surprises amid a national turnout.
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New York
Fusion
New York City
John Purroy Mitchell
Independent Board of Estimates
Tammany Hall
Edward E. McCall
Mitchell
Board of Aldermen
Comptrommen
George McAmeny
William A. Prerdergast
Independence League
Democratic Organization
Maurice E. Econnolly
Queens
Brooklyn
Bronx
Richmond
Manhbettan
Marcus M. Marks
Dr.Thomes der Serene
Aidermen
William Gulzer
Samuel
Keenig
Meupbliaca County Committee
New York County
Charles F. Murphy
Tammary Hall
Trenton
N. J
Indicationa Pot
James J. Fielder
Edward C. Stokes
Everett Colby
Roosevelt
Mielder
Woodrow Wilson
Stokes
Taft
Hudson County
Fielder
Fielder Haa
Newton D. Baker
Harry Davila
Flaira
Amsterdam
Barnes
Davidson
Stiliwiel
J. &. Toamer
Franklin D.roosevelt
Auburn
N. Y
Charles W Bristol
Thomas K. O'Neil
Oulvelle
John J. Buechmyer
Neuure Hie
Axton
Wood
Legslature
Louisville
Fitchburg
Mags
Calvin I. Paige
South Bridge
Rpublican
William H.wilder
Paige
M. F. O'Connell
Stephen M. Marshall
Incinnat
Democratic Campaign Committee
Waneas City Stock Yards
Canada
Dominion
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilinois
Col Mercer to Lecture at Fraternity Hall Next Tuesday
Col Mercer renowned for his Pioneer lecture will speak at the Fraternity hall next Tuesday at 8 pm. Admission for adults, students half price. hall capacity expected to be reached as residents of Ba alin are urged to attend.
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Will
Mercer
Mercre
Baalin
Capwity
Lonabaugh Eyes $25,000 Canning Factory Here
Sher idan enterprise notes E E Lonabaugh of Sheridan plans a canning plant near Basin which would cost about 25 000 and could start next spring or fall depending on winter conditions If built it would operate in 1915 and provide steady work for hundreds while promoting Basin vegetables as world class. Lonabaugh, widely respected in Wyoming, aims to invest up to 25 000 and advance Basin agriculture.
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E. E. Lonabaugh
Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprise
Lonabaugh
Ory
Bas’n Soma
The
Basin Republican
Wyoming
Miller Named Manager at Empire Abstract Co Thermopolis
Miller formerly of Basin is appointed manager of Empire Abstract Co in Thermopolis. He is described as thoroughly competent with many Basin friends who support his continued success in the new role.
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Miller
M. Miller
Basin
Empire Abstract Co
Thermopolis
Miler
Succes Hs
Public Notice on Season Ticket Settlements
Notice to public regarding season ticket purchases for the Lyceum Comume. Request to settle payments. payments reportedly made at Wise Drug Store or MH Hime Basin State Break.
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Lyceum Comume
Wise Drug Store
Jatate Beak
Episcopal Guild Meeting Set for Thursday After Woot
Members of the Episcopal guild will meet next Thursday after work with Mrs. W. 8. Pease. All who have money or tickets from the dance are asked to make a stopamt this oyeeling. John Loveland arrived from Towpper last week to assist his father during the busy season.
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Episcopal Guild
Pease
John Loveland
Towpper
Music Course Adopted At Local High School
The school board hired E. C. Hoover as music instructor and began daily sessions, predicting strong student interest. Hoover, a noted musician and former normal school teacher, led the initial program with a 14 piece orchestra and 60 voice chorus, promising broad benefits to both academics and school entertainments.
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Mgit
E. C. Hoover
Actio
Hoover
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Globe
Washington County
Academy of Music
High Achain
Academy
BE. C. Hoover
Islendid
Mozart
Haydn
Local school program notes and staff changes in town
The article records efforts to enrich student knowledge through music in grammar school and notes staff moves at local firms. H Smith resigns as local manager for Vigeton Mills to start a collection agency, while H W Shriver takes over milling company management. Attorney J P Arnott returns from Thermopolis after springs treatment for pneumonia, and his health improves with plans to resume work.
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J. P. Arnott
Thermopols
J. P
Williams Buys Interest in Yellowstone Wine Company
M Williams formerly with Jime Brewing buys an interest in Yellowstone Wine Company of Billinge and will take an active part in management. He has many friends in the Basin towns who will wish him success in the venture.
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M. Wiliams
Jime Brewing Company
Basin
Yellowstone Wine Company
Billinge
Williams
Does It Pay? O’Neill’s Basin Kitchen Garden Profit
James O Neill demonstrates a small garden can furnish a family with fresh produce. On about 7 125 square feet he yielded $16.93 in plants and $23 in vegetables, stored $86.37 for winter, spent $4 on seed and $3 on edging, netting $119.30 after costs and waste fed to chickens. He argues this proves the value of home gardening for every family man and notes the extra open air experience it provides.
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James O'Neill
Basin
Addiiton
O'Neil
Progress Dinner Attendees Plan Land Lottery Ads
The Progress association met at the Antlers with Judge Metz presiding. Committee member Gray discussed weed disposal and advertising for those with distant chances in the North Platte land lottery and Nebraska drawing. A new committee of A W Joons, R Bonwell, and E J Subivan was empowered to act on advertising and resource coordination. The club extended sympathy to D Johnson and arranged a floral token. Frances Hinkesley left for Lander to attend school next year.
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Progress Association
Antlers
A. W. Joons
R. Bonwell
E. J. Subivan
D. Johnson
Potato Show Victories Lead at Cheyenne Debut
A farmer reports strong showings at the Cheyenne potato event with wins at the first show and promising results overall. Local exhibitors highlighted notable performance and early success on opening day.
First Annual Potato Show Held at Cheyenne
The First Annual Potato Show opened at the Burlington depot and runs a week. Prizes awarded for various dry farm and irrigated potatoes with records set for largest potato and heaviest total. Notable entrants include E Vance Encampment and W Pinkerton Manville with prize-winning spuds. counties listed with top finishers across Niobrara, Campbell, and Big Horn.
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Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Burington
T. 8. Parsons
John H. Gordon
Atate
Archer
Ednar Vance
Basin
H. L. Bourne
Worland
G. W. Vos Perg
O. N. Spickele
Woracd
William Tillird
Agin
Collins
Iasin
Eden
Wyo
J. Is. Gardin
Prof
B. C. Buffum
W. S. Pinkerton
Manvile
O. S.small
E. Vance
Campment
Lurante
Firet
James Freed
Burns
H. Salmon
J. W. Bozach
Burna
Niobrara
M. J. Miller
van Tansell
Pinkerton
Manwile
Caron
H. E. Russell
Dixon
Universe
M. W. Gilthers
Douglas
Yomont
George Tweed
Lander
Marne County
Goodrich
Wheatland
Iteny
Charles M. Lebner
Sherman
Walter Johnason
Ira Edgar
Mr. Mier
Big Piney
Halloween Party at Hyattville Parsonage
Miss Thore Campbell and Miss Opal Kirkpatrick hosted a Halloween party at the M. E. parsonage Friday October 31 honoring former schoolmate Ray Matthews now a Basin high student. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Lennox aided. guests played games and learned fortunes from a fortune teller before a hot tie supper ended around midnight.
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Hyattville
Thore Campbell
Opal Kirepatrick
M. E. Parsonage
Ray Matthews
Basin
Thore
Porter
Lennox
Kirkpatrick
Campbell
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Tammany
Sulzer
Col. Mercer
T. Johnson
M. D. Harris
Indiana
Uaking & Peeins of
Waterkad
Bridige
MUSIC
School Board
Instruc
Tor
Muscle
Ciua
Frances Hinkesley
Cheyenne
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