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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1920

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Republicans Organize Clubs Across Basin Manderson and Greybull

A rousing Republican gathering in Hyattville launched a Basin aligned club with County Chairman P. P. Anderson and Dr. L. G. Van Slyke presiding. Three former strong Democrats joined, pledging support for the ticket. Separate meetings followed in Manderson and Greybull with local leaders outlining basin affiliations and plans to enroll all Republicans. dances closed the events.

Hyattville P. P. Anderson L. G. van Slyke A. 8. Mercer Warren Dailey R.b.west Basin Paint Rock Basin Club van Slyke Orchestra Manderson Chas. McDonald John K. Burnham Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve System A. B. Martin Greybull George Harding Frank Hepburn Republcans

Basin Varsity Beats Worland 12 to 3 on Home Ground

Basin high school baseball defeated Worland 12 to 3 at home Friday. Umpire Edgar Beard approved the game. Lineups feature Pantier Beard Frisby Burroughs Zaring Wheeler Burns for Basin and Meadows Denton Harkins Mellaka Bryant Warwick Dooland A Denton Campbell for Worland. Score by innings shows Basin dominance, with a big six-run second inning and a decisive final inning burst.

the Basin High School Worland Edgar L. Beard Pantier Ss Beard P Frisby Burroughs Zaring Wheeler If Burns Meadows Denton 2d Harkins Mellaka Bryant Warwick Dooland A. Denton Campbell P Worand Basin

Basin Defeats Greybull in Weekend Baseball Clash

Greybull fell to Basin 16 to 8 after Friday win by Basin, with a large local crowd. Lineup included Basin Extradet May Pandor Heard Wheeler Zaring Bur rougha Rulerf Prieby Grey bull Emery Searfer Douglas Jainno Garland Rogers Green Myora Wilkinson. Olwen of Ottowan spotted in town yesterday.

Worland Greybull Ccore Basin Extradet May Pandor Oa Heard Dd Wheeler If Zaringad Burrougha Cf Rulerf Prieby P Emery 2d Searfer

Hunting Party Sets Out for Holm Lodge with Guide Billy Howell

A party departed yesterday for Holm Lodge and will venture out today with guide Billy Howell to pursue elk near the park. Participants include R B Landfair O A Leavitt Chas A Mann Fred Frisby Dr Chester Harris Dr W E Larrick Guy Brill B Co Burroughs Billy Burroughs of Basin Eddie Conant of Worland and A C Frisby of Thermopolis.

Holm Lodge Billy Howell R. B. Landfair O. A. Leavitt Chas A. Mann Fred Frisby Chester Harris W. E. Larrick Guy Brill B. Co. Burroughs Billy Burroughs Basin Eddie Conant Worland A. C. Frisby Thermopolis

Four Arrested in Cheyenne On Rape Complaints

Warrants were issued this week by Justin Bonwell for M. J. Bradley and A. T. Mark on rape charges involving two underage girls, Annie Mark and Alice Tingley. Four persons were arrested in a Cheyenne rooming house. whether they will be tried there or in this county is undecided.

Charles Tingley Greybull Justin Bonwell M. J. Bradley Annie Mark A. T. Mark Alice Tingley

Paroled Youth Returns to Basin in Forgery Case

Deputy H F Ruble brings Lowell H Howell from Indiana after a Worland Industrial School sentence. Howell allegedly forged O E Lungren's signature on a check and disappeared, later reportedly joined and deserted from the army. Judge Metz will decide on forgery trial or further confinement upon his return.

Indiana Lowell H. Howell Basin Howell Worland Metz O. E. Lungren Lungren

Return from Washington trip by Murphy and Ferris

W. W. Murphy and R. R. Ferris returned Tuesday from a two week overland trip to Washington. The party passed through the park Idaho Oregon and Washington state prior to detouring via Montana because Sylvan pass was snowbound. En route home they visited Virginia City and viewed early-day relics in the town.

W. W. Murphy R. R. Ferris Washington the Park Idaho Oregon Montana Sylvan Pass Virginia City

Married Couple Obtains License in Basin

William N. Gaus and Gertrude Rowe from Miles City Montana secured a marriage license in Basin yesterday and were married in the courthouse that afternoon with Justice Bonwell officiating. They departed for their Montana home after the ceremony.

William N. Gaus Gertrude Rowe Miles City Mont Basin Court House Justice Bonwell Montana

Dope Arrested Man Held Over Larceny Charge

F C Pirtle was brought to the county jail by Sheriff Wickwire from Greybull after a thirty day sentence for larceny. A morphine bottle was found on him and a narcotic charge may follow.

F. C. Pirtle Wickwire Greybull Pirtle Lodgde

Home from Indiana encampment reports strong sentiment

Joe Denny returned from Indianapolis where the Gram Army encampment was held and observed strong Harding sentiment. He says Republicans have a good chance in Tennessee and Georgia this year. Lon Crandall visited Colorado on the way home. Sim and Vince Cockins and G. W. Kershner also returned home recently.

Joe Denny Indianapolis Gram Joe Harding Tennesse Georgia Lon Crandall Colorado Sim Vince Cockins G. W. Kershner

Wyoming voters seek business stability over 1916 politics

Wyoming aims to redeem itself from the 1916 politics blight by backing Wilson for keeping the nation out of war. Farmers stockmen and business leaders demand business management and stability, and many former Democrats statewide pledge to vote Republican for change.

Wyoming

Cox Hastens Across States As Harding Rivalry Intensifies

The piece depicts Governor Cox and Senator Harding trading positions on an international court and Japanese immigration while Cox tours Utah California and Massachusetts. It notes Veterans of Foreign Wars endorsements and hints at protective tariffs on fish.

Cox Harding Elihu Root Utah Pacific California Canada William Redfied Massachusetts

Grateful to Mondell Raises War Risk Pay for Veteran

John B. Geraghty, a former service corporal from near Buffalo, received an increase in war risk compensation from 36 to 90 dollars per month after Red Cross and Congressman Mondell intervened. Geraghty, injured in a troop train wreck in Arkansas, faced long recovery and hardship since leaving service.

Buffalo John B. Geraghty Uncle Sam Geraghty Arkansas War Rsk Bureau Buffalo Red Cross Mondell

Grey Bull Defeated in Big High School Baseball Win

The local high school team traveled to Greybull yesterday and routed the Greybull team 24 to 4. Mr and Mrs Lt Thompson left Tuesday for Oklahoma to spend the winter, driving their car south.

Greybull Lt. Thompson Oklahoma

Seattle’s costly street railway gamble ends in fare hike

About a year and a half after Seattle bought the street railway amid promises of profit, the city raises fares to 10 cents cash and 16 tickets per dollar, while taxpayers bear an additional $400,000 in former taxes.

Seattle

Crux in House Building Amid Wage Pressures in Pittsburgh

High wages push housing costs up with three garages leveled as one dwelling. Building inspector notes wages for carpenters at 31.20 an hour and bricklayers and plasterers earning more. Despite demand, no new residence permits issued in seven of Pittsburgh's 27 wards. High pay enables purchase of costly autos, while lumber prices fall but do not spur construction.

Pittsburg

Demonstration Postponed to October Clinic and Grounds

The Ford and Fordson demonstration scheduled for the Tth and 8th of this month has been postponed to October 11th and 18th. The clinic and demonstration will be held at the fale grounds.

Fale

Constitution Joke Highlights State of the Nation in Chicago

A Chicago book shop clerk asks a man seeking the Constitution if he wants it as a song, illustrating public sentiment on how the Constitution is treated by the current administration and its supporters. The anecdote ends with the clerk’s puzzled question.

Cox Helped The Slacker In Draft Exemption

The piece claims Cox helped secure draft exemption for Scripps boys and published his letter. It alleges opposition from war veterans who fought in the war and accuses Pansy Baker of pardoning many blackers and letting some return home with full pay. It also accuses official connivance allowing Ure Bergdoll to escape and remain at large. He kept us out of war.

Cox Scripps Boys Pansy Baker War Department Baker Urever Bergdo

Gasoline Production Growth Underpinning Postwar Refining

The American refiner now distills 25 percent of gasoline from crude oil, up from 13.8 percent in 1918, reflecting improved refining methods. Gasoline output in 1919 reached 94,234,000 barrels, nearly triple the 1914 figure of 34,762,000 barrels, while crude oil production rose 42 percent from 265,700,000 to 377,000,000 barrels.

Registration Deadline for Election Voting Next Week

Voters must register to vote in the upcoming election or lose the right to vote. Registration occurs at the courthouse from next Tuesday through next Saturday night. Ensure you register to participate in the primary.

Court House

Too Much Legislation Affects Western Elections

The piece argues Western states loaded election laws and registration rules, raising costs per voter and causing voter doubt. It contends excessive legislation fuels political and tax burdens, with citizens urged to oppose lawmakers who burden ballots and block direct measures.

Party contrasts at the polls in Cody Heraldreader

The Cody Herald contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms urging voters to decide at the November polls. It frames Republicans as favoring private ownership and individual effort while Democrats push paternalism and government ownership.

Republican Party Democratic Party Cody Herald

McCann Secured For Campaign Tour Dates

The county central committee announced I G McCann will headline campaign speeches across six towns starting Monday in Cowley and ending Saturday in Huatville with Burlington possible on the 11th. Congressman Mondell will visit Greybull Basin Cowley Lovell on specified dates, two days in the county.

I. G. McCann Wyoming Congressman Mondell Greybull Basin Cowley Lovell

Mondell Opens Campaign in Lincoln County

Cheyenne reports Congressman Mondell floor leader opens state campaign in Lincoln County after laryngitis delay. He plans monster Republican meetings at Basin and Greybull on Oct 22 and at Lovell and Cowley on Oct 23, with county committees coordinating appearances.

Cheyenne Mondell House of Lincoln County Republican State Central Committee Basin and Greybull Lovell and Cowley Republican County Central Committee Mendell

Our Honor Protected Our Honor Protected

The text asserts the president sent a 590 dollar check to the Democratic National Committee and claimed national honor and destiny depend on the campaign. It suggests the president may care more for personal or political outcomes than national reasons, noting Maine and other primaries as evidence of protection of honor and destiny.

Democratic National Committee Wilson Wison Maine

Harding Wins Rexall Vote in Basin Regions

The Rexall store led election tallies show Harding with 361 electoral votes and Cox 160. State totals: Harding 2 227 and Cox 1 318. Basin results favor Harding 71 to Cox BB. Edwin and Mrs Edith Crouch return to Basin to reside after Crouch's reassignment with Continental Supply Co Caspar to Ohio Ol Co.

Rexall Harding Cox Basin Wilwon Edwin Crouch Crouch Continental Supply Co Caspar Ohio Ol Co

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