ACE OF ACES VIEWS ON LEAGUE Continued from last week
The American soldier rejects foreign wars and Article Ten arguing it harms national honor and mothers at home. He fought for the United States and questions a covenant that lowers U S status by giving Britain and empire members extra votes. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker voices the stance, stressing duty to America over global governance.
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Europe
Asia
United States
America
League of Nations
Poland
Russia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Greece
Turkey
Long Island
Claremont
France
Syria
Reckess
British Empire
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
India
Chicago
New Yor City
Frank A Little for County Attorney
Republican candidate Frank A Little is presented as well qualified to serve as county attorney. The narrative notes his legal practice in South Dakota and Lowell, his election two years ago by a large majority, and his proven competence and dedication to the county. Vote planned for November 2.
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Frank A. Little
Wyoming
South Dakota
Lowell
Senator Kendrick Critiques Peace League Speech
In a Saturday recount the Republican Kemmerer notes Kendrick spoke on the League of Nations yet failed to explain the President’s push for a standing army of 576000, universal draft at 18, 18 to 45 year olds, 250000 sailors, and a wartime budget of 913000000 to build a vast fleet.
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Kendrick
League of Nations
League
America
Rval
Kemmerer Republican
Mazie V Rhodes for County Treasurer
Republican Mazie V Rhodes seeks re election as county treasurer after two years in office. Former Basin town treasurer she is fully qualified and asks voters to support her on election day November 2. Watch the ad columns.
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Mazie V. Rhodes
Basin
Certificate of Nomination for Wyoming Election of 1920
Big Horn County clerk I Zela Murphy lists all nomination papers filed for the November 2, 1920 general election. The document names presidential electors from Republican, Democratic, Socialist, Labor, and Prohibition parties, plus a Representative in Congress and local party affiliates with their residences and occupations.
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Big Horn
I. Zela Murphy
Wyoming
Big Horn County
Republican Party
Peter Kooi
Sheridan
J. M. Schwoob
Cody
James Mickelson
Big Pney
Democratic Party
Mabel H. Crouter
Wheatland
Wyomng
D. P. D. Marshall
Willand B. Ross
Cheyenne
Socialist Party
Daniel A. Hastings
Chéyenne
Richard Henderson
W. R. Hil
Hanna
Labor Party
J. H. Giroux
Carneyville
Thomas C. Freehney
Casper
Martin Canbill
Rocky Springs
Wyo
U. M. Vv
Prohibition Party
C. J. Sawyer
Laramie
Delo
Therese A. Jenkins
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Wade H. Fowler
Douglas
Janes Morgan
Sec-Treas
Dist
U. M. W. of A. Socialist Party
Wyoming Big Horn County Political Candidate List 1920
A Big Horn County document enumerates candidates for state and local offices in Wyoming. It lists names and party affiliations for judge, superintendent, treasurer, sheriff, assessor, clerk, coroner, and commissioners, with counties Greybull Basin Lovell Basin and others. The record ends with a dated oath and county seal.
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ACE OF Aces
Eddie
Rickenbacker
William D. Jones
Yellowstone Motor Co
Greybull
Jones
State OF Wyoming
of A
Anthony Carlon
Storey
Carpenter
Skovgard, Basin
Paul Moss
James A. Quiner
Manderson
Henry Wegner
Emblem
Supreme Court
Cyrus Beard
District Court
6Th Judicial District
Percy W. Metz
Bertha K. VanDevender
T. W. Olney
T. W. Hutchinson
Charles A. Welch
Cowley
Wm. D. Jones
Zela Murphy
T. Long
Deaver
B. F. Wickwire
H. D. Buehner
F. A. Little
Wm. C. Snow
Atherly
John L. Landfair
Elizabeth Hazen
G. J. Schenk
M. H. Smith
Eppelsheimer
Abbott Pharmacy
Basin Lumber & Supply Company