Election expense limits and publicity mandate debated in Congress
Casper Wyoming June 21 1911 reports detail a sweeping public campaign finance bill. It imposes caps on spending by senate and house candidates and requires full disclosure of primary and general election expenditures. The measure also bans promising offices to secure votes and mandates timely publication of campaign finances.
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Congress
Senate
Home of Representatives
Senae
House
Poulheliy
Alb
Mate Puaitiie
Ilegal
District Court Trial Docket and Guilty verdicts
A Monday district court session yielded a full jury with many names listed for the trial docket. The State on J OK Poulin faced a closed trial and was found not guilty of a statutory offense. Herbert Rayeart was acquitted of criminal assault. FP Holland pled guilty to criminal assault and was paroled for a term. Jane Doe Boland was distoned from a charge of sefvencing a wit item. J C Mitchell pled guilty to a fault, receiving three months in jail and a 75 dollar fine. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co acquired Rocky Mountain Bell property and assets, with accounts due to the Bell company to be settled by July 8.
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Erbiennal Canes
Dimawen
Lon Claytor
Willan Misters
Martin Teelady
J. A. Crawlfons
Marion Wolf
Gieorge Wagner
John Roseberry
Leavitt
A.B. Kyte
Oddmund Josental
E. Davidson
Koon
Sprague
Robert Daas
Hernan Houghton
Join Dalton
George High
Irwin & Kiryan
Whank Starks
Woof
Shaffer
Thomas Milly
Thamerman
Charles H. Peniston
Myron Spencer
J. Ll. Masery
J. OK
Poulin
Ward Hammon
Herbert Rayeart
Holand
Aceault
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Uhal
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Locals report travel and visits across Casper area
Residents and visitors are listed with travels to Denver Cheyenne Spokane and Idaho. Notable notes include Mrs Kingsley amputation report, Miss Hackshram returning to Goteborg, and Mr Storth planning a Big Horn trip. A new West Second street warehouse nears completion and a marriage notice from Idaho connects Wilton and Mall.
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J. E. West Wholesale Grocery Company
West Second Street
C. E. Storth
Big Horn Mountains
Mr. Smith
Casper
Kinet
Idaho
Cora Wilton
Jobo Mall
Nhee
Telalio
Mims Wilton
Nice
New Interpretation of Homestead Laws by Mondell
Congressman Mondell has secured a new interpretation of the homestead law from Secretary Fisher that allows entrymen who have taken land beyond the maximum to enter additional land up to the full amount. The Interior Department previously held the opposite view, but a letter to the commissioner of general land office now endorses striking out the old language and issuing a circular to all land officers. This change aims to enable entrymen to acquire land up to the full allotment, responding to thousands of complaints from those seeking to complete additional contracts.
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Mondell
Fister
Shaere
Congirexaan Mondel
Vetas
Inteorior Department
Chat Chee
Wil Reremaelt
Uhart
Fisher
Wyoming
Congress
Cost of Living Advances Report in Economic Prices
A government study by the National Department of Labor tracks 227 commodities showing wholesale prices up 4 percent from the prior year and 1.6 percent above the 1914 average. Farm product prices rose 1.5 percent, while wholesale prices in 1910 exceeded 1890 values by 40 percent, with 1807 marked as a year of very low price levels.
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Dee Dewormura
National
Darema of Labor
Lla
Bureau
Bar rier Cannon Baptist Church Sabbath Services
Notice advertises regular Baptist church services with preaching at ten and Bible school at eleven. Pastor Robert A. Hopton invites all to join the Armor series and a street meeting Sundays at seven. Wednesday prayer at eight and a Sunday morning worship at eleven with Sunday school at ten.
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Barrier Cannon
Baptist Church of Sabbath
Norni Ny
Wekork
Bible School
Robert A. Hoptom
Probate of Will for Put deceased in Second Judicial In Probate
Notice of petition for probate of the will of Put deceased filed in Second Judicial in Probate. Catherine Led requests letters testamentary. A hearing is set for Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. in Casper, Natrona County, to show cause why the will should be admitted and letters issued.
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Tex
Mexico
de Las Marra
Maderos
Chiat
Taft
Jourt
Put
Folloran
Catherine
Vatrick J
Casper
Naccona
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Toe Casper Press
Purmore Eveny Furpay
Rerpert J. Peterson
Wyo
Tax
Canada
Srokanm
Wash
New York
United States Senate
Warren
New York City
District Court
L. L. Gente i
Jie
Oliette
James McFadien
Wednesey
Dows
Mre
Ormeby
Reom and
Heant Furtered Iin
Mhone
G. B. Butler
Denver
Mies Frances Flannagan
Lander Frhenda
Sue Mahoney
Pfiends
Spokane
Wilbur Foshay
Laurel, Mont
W. T. Evans
Edith
Mises Dent
Council Biwi
Towa
C. T. Boone
Signe Hackshram
Gotenberg
Sweden
Hr. J. Petron
Iowa
F.T. Bright
J. B. Kerr
Cheyenne
District Court Seuestons
Ira W. Kingsley
Rock Springs
W.C. T
Methodist ‘Church
En. Hopton
Baptist Church
Toy
Chicago
C. R. Tobts
Roy
Hho
Mary Chamturlen
B. M. Miller
Chauileer Jen
Jows
Heath
Kingsley
M. K
United States
Wen
Ren Behera
Hocknwm
T. J. Stmad
Mmetinnt
Jorge Arnes
Lincoln
Netra
Nat Waker
Jack McGrath
Kae
Bennete Ares
Mr, Ated
Perry Jack Ane
Ren
Weltom
The
National Park
Jivekson
Opel
Dr. Satathio
Gordon
Fousa— Kodak
James White
Mr. Whitte
Fred Fammond
Lander
FE. O. Orchard
California
Omaha
Letty
Rohrbaugh & Lander
Rohrbaugh
Brainess
Landry
C. A. McWhinnie
Douglas
Price Ranch
Mann
Boll
Minne
Polie
Don
Woran
Rick
Casper Cupar
Rhe Bell
Bell
Bell Companies
Mountain States Telephone &Telgraph
Clemons & Son
Plaster
Isham
Casper Bottling Works
H. G. Duhling
Illinois
Cambridge
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