Wyoming politics and endorsements from 1916 era
The article presents campaign notes in Cheyenne and Wyoming, highlighting Leslie M. Shaw on payroll postwar policy and urging election support for Hughes, Mercer, and local figures. It details views on tariffs, highways, tourism, and state needs, stressing continued Wyoming representation in the U.S. Senate and state legislature.
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Cheyenne
Leslie M. Shaw
Republican State Central Committee
Maine
North Carolina
United States
Wyoming
Republican Party
United States Senate
Clark
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Uncle Joe On Sick List Campaign Plea
Joseph H. NeVille arrived home from Byron with a sprung back and is under treatment. He expects a short recovery and hopes to campaign across the district once fit. Supporters are urged to lift Uncle Joe as he seeks election to the legislature.
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Mr. Hughes
Nelson O'shaughnessy
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Christ
England
Germany
France
Spain
Japan
Uncle Joe
Joseph H. NeVille
Byron
Ton
Dre. Hamia & Lluis
Joe
Uft
Court House Question Sparks Tax and Record Concerns
The taxpayer calls for a new court house to end ad hoc terms held in churches and saloons. He warns damaged records and lost tax rolls would cripple towns and schools, noting bond interest would only raise about 30 cents more per year for a 160 acre owner.
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Big Horn County
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Skovgard
Peron
Usu
Hughes
Wouse
Colorado
Wyorvin
Mercer, Jr
Hyattville i
Big Horn
A. S. Mercer
G. W. Black & Company
The
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
J. HW. Hinckley
John H. Hinckley
Cowley
John
J. UL Nevilee
Chance
MAX Moritz Contracting Carpenter
Leidecker Tool Co
Basin, Wyo