Democratic ticket lists local and statewide candidates
The Examiner prints a Democratic slate with Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas Marshall for vice president along with John Kendrick John Clark and others for U S Senate and Wyoming offices. It comments on Kendrick for Senator praising his independence and farm roots, and notes a clash over Republican advertising in the paper.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Reynolds as Lincoln County prosecutor questioned by campaign promises
The text critiques John B. Kendrick's party backed candidate Marshal Reynolds as Lincoln County prosecutor. It details alleged broken promises from the Kemmerer Republican organ, highlighting a $4000 associate fee later reduced to $3500, and a judge's rebuke of Reynolds for poor questioning. It notes one petty larceny conviction and questions reelecting Reynolds.
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Marshal
Reynolds
Lincoln County
Kemmerer Republican
Republican Party
Board of County Commissioners
Republican Board of County Commissioners
Hare
America First and Parties After
Voters face high stakes this fall as crisis after crisis has blurred party lines. The piece urges Americans to judge acts of the president and Congress, compare Republican and Democratic platforms, and vote for national and state leaders based on merit, highlighting Wilson Kendrick Clark Mondell and Clark. It also touts Kendrick’s work on Green River waters and praises the Democratic track record.
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Green River
James Mickleson
Mickleson
America
Wilson
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
John B. Kendrick
John D. Clark
Charles E. Hughes
Clarence D. Clark
F. W. Mondell
Democratic Party
the Examiner
Cheyenne
Kendrick
Wyoming
Bb. Kendricks
Water Resources Development Planned for Wyoming and North Platte
The board's unanimous conclusion supports irrigation in Wyoming without harming Colorado river rights and may reduce flood periods while boosting low river flow. Reclamation Service and state officials will study the North Platte to agree on surplus water for new lands and set a cooperative policy for efficient water use.
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Wyoming
Colorado River
Reclamation Service
North Platte River
North Platte Basin
Flo LaChapelle Seeks Lincoln County Clerk Post
Flo LaChapelle announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court in Lincoln County. She notes primary election support from friends, declares county experience as a deputy in various offices, and pledges a businesslike, efficient approach.
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Lincoln County
Flo LaChapelle
Desert Land Notice for Ella Walters in Wyoming
Notice published by the Interior Land Office announces Ella Walters of LaBarge Wyoming intends final proof to establish claim on lands in sections 7 8 17 18 township 26 north range 112 west sixth principal meridian before H E Christmas Kemmerer Wyoming on November 3 1916. Witnesses named are John E Walters Heber Young Alex Bertagnolli and John Bertagnolli all of LaBarge Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Ella Walters
LaBarge
Range 112
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Kemmerer
John E. Walters
Heber Young
Alex Bertagnolli
John Bertagnolli
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice of Final Five Year Proof for Homestead Claim
Notice is given that Jasper H. MacWilliams of Big Piney Wyoming filed intent to make Final Five Year Proof to establish his land claim in the BYSW SWYSE4 and NW4 NW4 of Sections 20 and 32 Township North Range 113 West Sixth PM before U S Commissioner Eugene Plank at Cora Wyoming on November 8 1916 He names witnesses Co P Budd John B Linn Ned Davison all Marbleton Wyoming and Al Lykine Big Piney Wyoming with Alex Nisset Register
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Jasper H. MacWilliams
Big Piney
Eugene 3. Plank
U. 8
Cora
Co. P. Budd
John B. Linn
Ned Davison
Marbleton
al Lykine
Alex Nisset Register
County Clerk Seeks Public Trust After Primary Victory
The nominee expresses appreciation for Democratic support in Lincoln County. He invites voters to judge his four year record as County Clerk and asks for thorough consideration at the upcoming election.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming's 1916 proposed constitutional amendments
The Thirteenth Wyoming Legislature submits two amendments for voters in the November 7, 1916 general election. Amendment One allows public school funds to be invested in farm mortgages or state and U.S. securities. Amendment Two would let the state aid road construction and use land grant proceeds for internal improvements while preserving prior road funding powers. FRANK L. HOUX, Secretary of State.
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Wyoming
United States
Frank L. Houx
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