Republican aid for ex soldiers tops debate in family talk
Uncle Ted argues as Freddie's mother questions GOP support for veterans. He cites hospital construction and state laws exempting veterans from taxes, home loans, and job preferences in Republican states, contrasting with Democratic inaction. The dialogue frames voting loyalties as key to veterans’ relief.
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Gorst Wins Tie in Bear George Primary in Washerig
In Washerig County a three candidate Republican state senate primary ended in a coin flip tie between George B. McClellan known as Bear George and William Gorst. After three flips Gorst led twice but McClellan won the fourth and Bear George took the decisive fifth toss according to the precinct canvass.
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Big Horn County
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Nomination Earned in Final Coin Toss for Wahsakie State Senate
The outcome hung on one last coin toss as a jurist tossed a silver coin to decide the Republican nomination. The heads result secured Gorst as State Senator from Wahsaki County after a tense finish in which Bear George congratulated him.
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Gorst
Wahsakie County
Bear George
State Fair Rooms Arrangements At Douglas
The information bureau has listed all available rooms in Douglas for state fair patrons Visitors arriving seeking rooms will be referred to Ed Ewel's office on Second Street Clerks there will assign rooms Douglass hotel and restaurant operators pledge not to raise prices during the fair Mr Ewel urges private families to set reasonable rates Fair treatment aims to leave visitors with a good impression and lasting booster spirit for the Wyoming Free State Fair
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Douglas
Ed Ewel
Second Street
Ewel
Wyoming
Proposed Constitutional Amendments on Wyoming County Salaries
The text outlines sixteenth legislature proposed amendments to Wyoming constitution for the November 7 1922 election. It sets salary limits for county officials by county valuation tiers including sheriff clerk treasurer assessor prosecuting attorney and superintendent of schools with specified maximums. It also references the county surveyor and shifts in salary authority.
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Wyoming
Ward State
A. D
Brief note on daily compensation for official duties
The text states a daily compensation rate of sixteen dollars for each day the officer actually performs duties. It records the entitlement to pay during active service without specifying additional allowances or dates.
Land Commission Board Consolidation Powers Established
The Governor and four state officials form a Board of Land Commissioners with authority over lands granted to the state for public schools. Lands must be sold at public auction with delays and minimum prices set by Congress to ensure maximum proceeds. The board governs lands granted now or in the future under constitutional limits and legal regulations. Be Chaplin, Secretary of State. First publication August 18, 1922. Last publication November 3, 1922.
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