Rule of Tammany in New York dominates election night
A sweeping Tammany victory in New York City coincides with a strong suffrage win in New York State and mixed outcomes across the nation. The city ticket lands in Tammany hands while women gain a substantial statewide majority, and several mayors and governors in Ohio and other states are noted.
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Tammany
New York
United States
New York State
Ohio
New Mexico
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Westmoorland Davis
Virginia
John F. Hylan
John Purroy Mitchel
Timmany City
Chicago
Penrose
Ware Brothers
Philadelphia
William A. Magee
Pittsburg
BE. V. Babcock
H. C
Rochester
W. Rh. Stone
Syraciuse
Schuyler Merritt
Congress
Connertteut
W. J. Will
M. K. Lewis
Woxlones
WmxXloty
Cpi. Od
Joy Blate
Homecoming Sunday Declared by Metho dist Church
The official board sets November 20th as Homecoming Sunday intending full attendance of members and many friends on the date.
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The
Methodist Church
Oil News of Week Drilling and leases spread across Basin field
The Soo Ol Co completed a fishing job yesterday and will resume drilling today. The Hig Horn Exploration Co took over Geyser holdings on Gyp creek, led by Fred Vincent Guy Craig and Willard Richards. Nearby spudding begins on Thermopolis holdings with a push for rapid completion. Burkhard and Beard work for Aladdin Oil Co while Paterson Wyoming pauses awaiting drill completion. The Leidecker Tool Co hires Thomas Williams and family to Basin. Wyoming Vendome Oil Co led by Geo McClellan Dr W O Gray Loren O Gray and W T Payne secured 5000 acres in the Neiberdome and will drill 600 feet if needed. The Hoye Old Co plans to drill soon at Basin Gardens. Lee Phoenix and wife relocate to Basin. he joins Oil Well Supply Co. from Colorado City Texas. T F Algeo travels to Denver to meet wife returning from Oklahoma. Guy Craig returns after two weeks in Oklahoma. Lamb Drilling Co continues in Buffalo basin for Midwest Refining Co drilling as gas shutoff is achieved. Dave Lamb and Walter Lamb visit Basin. Knickerbocker Wyoming Oil Co reports a fine water well south of Tensleep and abandons that area. D E B Woods Floyd Roberts and M B Ravits visit to inspect the field before departure.
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Soo Ol Co
Hig Horn Exploration Co
Geyser Oil Co
Gyp Creek
Fred Vincent
Guy Craig
Willard Richards
Montgomery
Craig
Richards
Vincent
Hyde
Thermopolis
Paterson-Wyoming Oil Co
Burkhard
Beard
Loren O. Gray
W. T. Payne
Neiber Dome
Hoye Old Co
Basin Gardens
Lee Phoenix
Basin
Phoenix
Oil Well Supply Co
Colorado City
Texas
T. F. Algeo
Denver
Oklahoma
Lamb Drilling Co
Buffalo
Midwest Refining Co
Dave Lamb
Big Muddy
Walter Lamb
Grasscreek
Knickerbocker Wyoming Oil Co
Bud Kimball Dome
Tensleep
D. E B. Woods
Producers Oil Co
Floyd Roberts
Roxana ‘Oil Co
M. B. Ravits
Carter Oil Co
Packages To Soldiers Send Christmas Cheer To Basin Boys
Packages sent to Basin area soldiers on the Atlantic coast totaled over 35 items weighing five to seven pounds each and costing more than fifteen dollars. The fundraiser thanks all, especially the custodian of the Cuss Fund, and urges more candy jams and cakes to complete boxes for navy and high seas personnel.
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Atlantic
Navy
High Seas
Richard Gibson Birthday Party
On Friday afternoon November 2 friends gathered at the Gibson home to celebrate Richard Gibson turning five. Guests include James Zaring Bernhardt Drumm Max Wilson Wm Long Pressley and Clarriet Ander HON.
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Richard Gibson
Gibson
Richard
James Zaring
Bernhardt Drumm
Max Wilson
Wm, Long, Pressley
Clarriet Ander
Royal Neighbors Entertain Husbands at Fraternity Hall
On Wednesday evening the Royal Neighbors entertained in honor of their husbands at Fraternity hall. The event featured cards and dancing with an excellent luncheon served at midnight. Miss Margaret Hilainger provided the dancing music.
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Royal Neighbors
Fraternity Hall
Margaret Hilainger
Presbyterian aid society meeting at Gingrich home
The Presbyterian aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas Gingrich on Thursday afternoon November 26. All are invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Chas. Gingrich
Russia Makes Overtures As Kerensky Fled
Word from Basin reported that Russia sent separate peace proposals to Germany and that Kerensky had fled the capital. The dispatch said radicals including the I W W were in charge, prompting concern that any peace terms would be unacceptable to Germany.
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Russia
Germany
Kerensky
New York
City council to regulate saloons and theaters
At the last meeting the city officials ordered the town attorney to draft ordinances regulating opening and closing hours for saloons and theater Tropes. The plan seeks earlier saloon closures and later morning hours, and Sunday picture shows to remain closed until after 9 o clock.
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City Connect
Superintendent Elaine Kinder Plans New Features in Big Horn County
County Superintendent of Schools Mrs Elaine Kinder visited the town this week to oversee business and outline upcoming features to be added to the school system in Big Horn County. She discussed plans to enhance program offerings and school services.
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Elaine Kinder
Big Horn County
Children raise funds for soldiers library in Greybull
Public school students in Greybull collected and sold small articles to support the soldiers library fund, raising 47.15 dollars. The effort drew praise for the initiative and community spirit.
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Greybull
Soldiers Library Fund
Metho dist Sunday School Class Party Tuesday Evening
The entire Meth odist Sunday school class held a party Tuesday evening.
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Ian
Methodist Sunday School
Bi weekly meeting at Juliette Collins home
The group held a regular business meeting with Mia Frances Bair and Misa Collins as hostesses. They voted to invite Mrs. Stanley of the local Red Cross to guide the girls on knitting for relief efforts. After games, coffee, pumpkin pie, cheese and apples were served.
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Lar
Juliette Collins
Mia
Frances Bair
Misa Collins
Mrs. Stanley
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Big Load of Wheat Sold in Basin Elevates Local Trade
Burlington sellers delivered a 6,400 pound wheat load to Basin where about $200 was realized. The producer notes that locals earned more this year than ever before. He was accompanied to Basin by Mr. Gilliam from the area.
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Burlington
Basin
Gilliam
Red Cross Knitting Instruction Planned in Burlington
Rev Wardlaw asks Mrs Stanley and Mrs Fitzpatrick to represent the Basin chapter of the Red Cross at Burlington after Sunday services. They will teach local ladies the art of knitting.
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Wardlaw
Stanley
Fitzpatrick
Basin
The
Red Cross
Burlington
Basin Tuesday visit at the Silvers home
Mr and Mrs S B Howe and Mrs Geo Groshart of Worland drove to Basin on Tuesday afternoon and spent a couple of hours visiting the Silver family at their Basin home.
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8S. B. Howe
Geo. Groshart
Worland
Basin
Silver Home
Catholic Services Schedule for Greybull Basin
Mass will be said at Greybull on Sunday November 11 at 9 00 a m and at Basin at 11 00 a m Father Endres will preside clarification of times and locations provided by the parish office.
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Greybull
Basin
Endres
Christmas parcel drive to send gifts to Wyoming troops
Local effort urges early mailing of Christmas parcels for Wyoming soldiers on the Atlantic coast. Packets to foreign parts capped at seven pounds and must pass postmaster inspection. Red Cross shipments through Denver must arrive by November 10.
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Wyoming
Atlantic
Red Cross
Denver
L. J. Welsh
Adjutant General
Washington, D. C
American Expeditionary Forces
Worland Visitors Clyde Warner and Miss Ethel Howell
Clyde Warner and Miss Ethel Howell from Worland visited in town on Sunday and spent the day meeting with Mr. and Mrs. BK Silver.
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Clyde Warner
Ethel Howell
Worland
Sundiy
Merting
Bk, Silver
Mrs A G Jones Visits Cousin Before Miles City Return
Mrs. A G Jones left Tuesday for her home in Miles City Montana after a week’s visit at the home of her cousin Mrs BE Burroughs in Republicas commercial printing city.
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A. G. Jones
Miles City
Mont
BE. C. Burroughs
Berlin shifts from autocracy to democracy say Erzberger
Erzberger of the Centrist party told the Associated Press that Germany has moved from autocracy to democracy in the past five days as central allies pressed the Tagliamento front. He described a decisive political crisis solution and urged parliamentary reform and responsible positions for parliamentarians.
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Berlin
Tagliamento
Germany
Erzberger
Associated Pres
Herr Erzberger
von Kuehlman
Villa Attacks Mexican Train At Armaderia Station
On Sunday Villa followers attacked the Mexican Central passenger train at Armaderia station. The assault left 125 dead and 60 guards killed or executed. Passengers were robbed disrobed and left on the desert. the messenger with 100000 in silver bullion and several railway staff are missing.
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Mex
Mexican Central
Villa
Armaderiz
Torreon
Mexico
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