Vincent Carter Eyes Wyoming Auditor Post
Casper Republican Vincent Carter, a World War Marine veteran and deputy state attorney general, seeks the Wyoming state auditor job. Born in Pennsylvania, Fordham Law graduate, he built a legal career in Casper and Cheyenne, cofounder of the Casper American Legion post, married Helen Carlson, and enters the race with broad statewide support and a record of integrity. He is portrayed as a hard worker with strong state service credentials likely to attract votes across Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Vincent Carter
Casper
Pennsylvania
Law College
Fordham University
New York City
Cheyenne
United States Marines
Carter
American. Legion
Capitol
Francis B. Self
Helen Carlson
Natrona County
John M. Snyder
Balanced commission praised as a model for Harding era
The piece lauds Harding for assembling a balanced coal commission with Hammond Marshall Alschuler Smith Devine Howell and Neill. It calls the panel a hallmark of a well led administration comparing it to Napoleon and Lincoln era governance and labeling Marshall Alschuler and Howell as Democrats.
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Napoleon
Harding
Lincoln
Coal Commission
John Hays Hammond
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel Alschuler
George Otis Smith
U. S, Geological Survey
Edward T. Devine
Aood
Clark Howelll
Atlanta Constitution
Charles P. Neill
Roosevelt
Marshall
Alachuler
Howell
Devine
Hammond
Smith
Nell
Political Isolation in Beveridge Indiana Campaign Speech
Albert J Beveridge argues the United States is not isolated in money and trade but stands apart politically from foreign governments. He cites loans commerce and personal ties while criticizing entanglement in foreign schemes and intrigues.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
Letter Against Passivity Sparks Near East Policy Debate
A New York Journal of Commerce letter by N. J. Cassavetes denounces foreign influence and prowar sentiment, urging a stronger Christian versus Turk stance. The piece criticizes American war vessel accusations and Secretary Hughes, hinting at pressures from European powers.
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America
New York Journal of Commerce
N. J. Cassavetes
Smyrna
Hughes
United States
Cassavetes
Enat
League of Nations
New Light on Tweed in Tariff Attack
The Hillsdale Review accuses the Fordney McCumber tariff of corruption and robbery praising Senator Kendrick and likening Reed Smoot to Tweed. It notes Tweed was a Democrat and free trader who served in Sing Sing for robbing the poor while posing as a Democratic ally.
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Hillsdale Review
John B. Kendrick
Reed Smoot
Tweed
Sing Sing
New York State
Wyoming Sealed Bids Sought for Major Highway Projects
Wyoming State Highway Commission invites sealed proposals by October 26 1922 at 10 30 for multiple projects in Sheridan Campbell Fremont Big Horn Niobrara and Sweetwater counties. Plans specs and bid forms available with deposits 2 50 for plans and 2 00 for copies. Bids must include 6 percent cash or certified funds and comply with all instructions.
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Wyoming State Highway Mission
Capitol Building
Chéyenne
Wyo
Sheridan-Casper
Sheridan County
Sheridan-Gillette
Clearmont
Double Crossing
F. A
Dée
VetWeert
Bonneville
Boysen
Fremont County
Manderson
Big “Horn
Thayer Jct
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Old Woman Creek
Township
Range 63
Niobrara County
Township 38
Range 62
State Highway, Department
Cheyenne
State Highway Superinendent
District Engineers
C. R. Wood
Sheridan
H. Bowman
Casper
R. L. Silver
Basin
R. J. Templeton
Wyoming
Federal Reserve Bank
State Highway Commission
Wyoming State Highway Commission
Ll. B. Laird
Estate of Frank Sykes Administers Sale Ordered
The petition by B. F. Wreckwire as administrator asks the district court to order selling all real and personal property to pay administration and funeral expenses. The court sets a hearing for November 4, 1922 at 10 AM in Basin County Court House to consider the matter.
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B. F. Wreckwire
Frank Sykes
P. W. Metz
Big Horm
State of
Estate of Frank Sykes Faces Sale Order In Wyoming
In Big Horn County Wyoming the district court issues an order to show cause in the estate of Frank Sykes deceased. B F Wickwire administrator requests sale action.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
Frank Sykes
B. FW. Wickwire
Frank Bykes
Pladotifr
Order to show cause to sell real estate in Wyoming
An order directs the administrator to show cause why the order should not grant authority to sell the real estate and personal property. Due notice is to be published in four successive weeks in the Basin Chain Republican. Dated October 9 1923. District Court Commissioner R B L J Bonwell signs the order. First publication October 18 1923. Last publication November 8 1922.
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Wyoming
Ain Republican
Said
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Versailes
Joseph Taylor Robinson
Arkansas
League of National
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Ora B. Discus
Olive Pearl Coleman
William A. Dincus
Robert B
D. L. Darr
Chamber of Commerce
Patten Siete
Rogers Bros
WARD
C. C. Scharfenberg
Double Diamond
Fabrica
Ponsee Wests
Auto-Supply & Tire Co
Basin, Wyoming
Hime
Wwe
Hime. Bros
Builders Basin
F. M. Hime
Goodrich
Court House
Palace Market
J. H. Kaster
Dolla
Telephone Company
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Wyoming Gas Company
Greybull
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