Enterline To Close Basin Campaign With Leading Speaker
The Republican campaign closes in Basin Saturday night with EB B Enterline as a leading speaker. It ends a weeklong tour after stops in Thermopolis Tuesday, Lovell Wednesday, Powell Thursday, and Cody tonight. Enterline, Wyoming’s top lawyer, draws broad support and will speak on politics and statewide issues. The event begins promptly after the program, earlier than usual.
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Republican Party
Basin
EB. B. Enterline
Enterline
Thermopola
Lowell
Powell
Cody
Miterline
Wyoming
West
Montana
A Business Proposition for Lou Bilkesley as County Clerk
A campaign message touts Lou Bilkesley for reelection highlighting county clerk expense cuts since 1912. It cites salary reductions of about 100 dollars per month, and surplus returns to the county treasurer rising from 448.49 in early 1912 to 1245.25 in 1914, with salary costs for six months dropping from 2138.28 to 1529. The note claims net 1914 gains over 1912 totaling around 2500 and urges voters to support continued savings and efficiency.
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Lou Bilkesley
Saidune
Lou Lakesley
Big Horn County
Bought Brown Farm By F H Schenck To J Stant Brown
F H Schenck of Kansas acquired acres from J Stant Brown. The land will be farmed by his sons W R and J B Schenck who will arrive in spring to begin farming. Local people welcome the family to Mein country.
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F. H. Schenck
Man
Tom
J. Stant Brown
W. R
J. B. Schenck
Kansas
Mein Country
Manderson Rally Draws Republican Ticket Speakers
Republican county candidates spoke at Manderson last Tuesday night. Birney H Sage, candidate for secretary of state, and Br Hast of this place joined the talks. R J Hart chaired, the meeting was a success and well attended.
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Manderson
Republian County
Birney H. Sage
Br. ©. Hast
Ths Place
R. J. Hart
Weyard & Peinber
Democrats Pledge Support to Ticket in Local Meeting
Neighborhood progressives praise B Hart endorsement of Republican candidates for the legislature and anticipate a larger majority. Attendees from Basin include D H Sttu Routh M Donaldson P P Anderson B J Sullivan and many others. Woman's Club plans study topics on literature and folklore using university books this year with ten members present.
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B. ©. Hart
Basin
D. H. Sttu
Routh M. Donaldson
P. P. Anderson
B. J. Sullivan
Lou Blakesley
W. W. Shaver
W. 8. Collins
Wr. Gibson
J. K. Burnham
J. H. Hlackey
B. F. Wickite
H. Smith
B.C. Hart
C. i Stubbs
H. H. Hime
L. C. Gray
T. B. Hunter
Roy D. Tyler
Woman's Club
Lterature
Chase-Lister Theatre to Stage Three Performances Next Week
The Chase-Lister Theatre Co. presents three performances starting next Thursday night. The company numbers 14 with a ladies orchestra and a male quintet. A country boy is the opening play and seats are on sale locally.
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Chase-Lister Theatre Co
T'i's
Ladies Aid chicken pie dinner at New York store
The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church will host a chicken pie dinner and supper in the New York store building on election day.
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Beaches
The
Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church
New York
Meeting in Hyattville Rally Sparks Republican Support
A large Hyattville gathering Monday night featured J G Gapen presiding and welcoming county candidates. Boles C Hart endorsed the Republican ticket, praising progressivism while aligning with party goals. West spoke on judiciary issues as other county hopefuls addressed attendees, with plans for a post meeting dance and strong expectations for the upcoming election.
Lincoln town lots real estate agent seeks county post
W. W. Shaver Republican candidate for county commissioner asserts loyalty to Lincoln Townate Co and tax fairness for all property owners in Greybuil. Ruth Donaldson Republican candidate for county superintendent of schools profiles five years teaching in Illinois and Wyoming training and a postgraduate normal course. H. W. Holtman returns from Bald Mountain after repairing telephone lines as SS meet notes wrap up.
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Ruth Donaldson
Donald
Mao's
Normal School
Wyoming
Illinois State Normal
H. W. Holtman
Bald Mountain
Election Returns at Acme Theatre Next Tuesday Night
The Republican with Acme Amusement will furnish public election returns at the Acme theatre next Tuesday night starting 7 45. Between reels county precinct returns will be read and state and national results received after the show. A dollar dance will follow and attendees may stay to hear the late returns.
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Acme Amusement Company
Acme
Presbyterian Rally Day Draws a Tie of 106
The Presbyterian Sunday school reports a friendly contest to maximize Rally Day attendance ending in a 53 to 53 tie. Committees were formed for a social Friday evening November 6 at 7 30 in the Armory Bank with a five time expected. Sunday school meetings move to the hall with preaching on the second and fourth Sundays each month.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Sunday School
Soe
Armory Bank
Home Geekers' Special in a City of Advantages
A promotional blurb touts a city with no taxes no sickness perpetual lighting and beauty, inviting readers to a Methodist church for Sunday morning information. Haworth league meets at 7 pm with a sermon on The Root of Murder and evening topic The Greatest Question in the World. Pastor W. E. Cauldwell invites worship and special music at 8 pm.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Haworth League
W. E. Cauldwell
Mayer for County Commissioner Otto Pledges Efficient Service
For Commissioner J. P. Mayer as Otto, candidate for the two year term for county commissioner, one of the leading business men of the county, well qualified in every way to serve the people in that office. If you want strict economy and efficient service, give your vote to J. P. Mayer next Tuesday.
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J. P. Mayer
Otto
Welsh Denies Rumors Over Alleged Job Claims
Welsh releases a formal statement denying rumors that he is securing work due to bank indebtedness. He states he borrowed $400 from Basin State Bank, pledged stock valued at $1,200, and currently owes nothing. He emphasizes work offered on record for contract performance, not debt. Wyoming labor union members question Kendrick J. B. and the eight hour short bid handling by the Leader.
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Welsh
Welah
Basin State Bank
J. Hh. Websh
Wyoming
Kendrick
J. B
Special Revenue Tax Debate and War Moratorium
A fragmented discussion questions a special revenue tax tied to war costs and proposes a moratorium. The discourse criticizes burdens on the public, suggests a tariff bill to reduce government spending, and labels the moratorium as a political move amid wartime distress. It contrasts Republican and Democratic approaches to fiscal policy and free trade implications.
Mills Close Down Amid Tariff Slump at Windham
The Qidnick-Windham cotton mills at Imantia Coon shut down after the slump produced by the net democratic tariff law. About five hundred workers lose jobs as mills idle. Windham Silk reduces daily working hours by two due to the downturn, prompting questions about President Wilson's claim that business is normal.
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Qidnick-Windham Cotton Mills
Imantia
Coon
Windham Silk Company
Wilson
Democrats Defer Slavery Ban in Philippine Bill Debate
In the House a party faction opposed a humanitarian amendment to the Philippine bill, voting down an Fess proposal that would forbid involuntary servitude by creditors. The move occurred despite professed support for Philippine independence.
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Philippine Islands
Democra
House of Representatives
Democrates
House
Fess
Ohn
Then and Now War Tax Debate in 1896 Speech
The text recounts United States public debt and the 1896 war tax proposal led by Mr Underwood. It frames opposition as harming artisans and professionals while calling for equalized revenue from other sources. It cites concerns about a gag rule and limited debate in Congress amid peace.
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Ungerwood
Democrats
Underwood
House of Repre
Inconsistent Dem leader and party amid Wyoming notes
The report rails at Democratic leader Kendrick and rival Hour over campaign costs and wealth while recounting candidate Meteely Ridgely and Fred Thompson jests about state finance. Also noted are church services, a new Cleveland Wyoming oil well, and Denver Post coverage of the field. The oil firm plans sixteen more wells and a refinery, with Blaine’s wife giving birth as a local milestone.
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Fred Thompson
Fremont County
State Treasures
Cheyenne
Kendrick
Hour
H'M
Fred
Cleveland-Wyoming Oil Co
W. A. Robb
Scott Mills
Denver
Denver Post
Basin
Wyo
Cleveland-Wyoming Oil Company
Torchlight
Greybull Oil and Gas Company
Greybull Company
Hat Ny
Asin
W. BE. Blaine
W. E. Keleer
G. W. Stiffler
R. D. George
Colorado University
Blaine
Mercy Hospital
T. Mitchell Burns
Apology Sought After Basin Campaign Rally
U S Senator C D Clark H G Ridgely and Herman B Gates arrived in Basin from Cody after a Democratic rally where Ridgely supporters pledged backing. Clark said southern state trends favored Ridgely and the state ticket. Ridgely planned to Lander while Clark went to Carbon county.
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U. S
C. D. Clark
H. G. Ridgely
Herman B. Gates
Basin
Cody
Ridgely
Senator Clark
Basin Country
Lander
Carbon County
Snday
J. A. Berry
Democratc Central Committee
Democratc
Clark
Housin
Women’s club approves new members and discusses drives
At a Wednesday greeting of the Woman's club, Mesdames Miller Gibbon Craig Martin Byers and Avery were approved for membership. A Basin Hall rent bill of seven dollars was paid. A request from Gatherie Morten urged support for the Red Cross work. A committee including Ballon Colley Snow Robb and Colling will study aiding the cause. Treasurer Sullivan urged dues for domestic science equipment. The program on music and drama featured a saxophone solo, vocal numbers, papers on social problems and the End of the Task reading, and a short biography. About fifty ladies attended.
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Rorman
Mia
W. B. Hartigam
Charman
Department of Music and Drama
Robb
F. P. House
Hoover
Jula Doughbey
Kathleen O'Neill
W. B Hurtigan
Chaminate
Will Stock Reservoir receives government trout shipment
Ed Carothers of Brokenback visited town last Tuesday to collect six cans of brook trout from the Missoula hatchery for his fifty acre reservoir. The water runs about fifteen feet deep and the brook trout are expected to thrive. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs F M Booth next Thursday.
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Will
Ed Carothers
Brokenback
Missoula
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J. G. Gapen
Boles C Hart
B. West
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T. K. Bishop
Mre
R. B. Wed
Gantt
Wm. Gibson
J. Ho Tnckrey
Jim Montgomery
C. F. Wickwire
Munl
Bessie Birmingham
Graudste
London Conservatory
Dallas
Texas
Edward Baxter Perry
Elias
Ladies Aid
MBL Church
Lincoln Townalte Co
Greybuil
Nn Oprsonal
Home
Mallionaire
John B. Kendrick
John
Houx
Meteely
Baptist Church
G. W. Racer
Cleveland-Wyoming Co
Bures Ridgely
Pollo
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