Call of the Bull Mooss Ignites Wyoming Progressive Push
The piece advocates for direct primaries, initiatives, recalls, equal suffrage, and labor reforms as part of a broader Progressive platform. It names William Madden and E Richard Shipp, notes Wyoming Progressives backing Charles B Winter for congress, and references Hiram Johnson as vice presidential candidate. It critiques Pinchot era policy and highlights local petitions in Natrona County for party tickets and public offices.
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Wyoming
United States
Ayaten
Lawrence, Maan
Wyoming Progressives Elect Helen Grant To Slate
The Progressive party in Wyoming places Helen B. Grant on the presidential electors list with equal suffrage in its platform. Casper audiences may hear Dc. E. Winter campaign across the state as he seeks Congress under the Roosevelt wing and the party’s appeal grows.
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Helen B. Grant
Helen M. Grant
Dc. E. Winter
Congress
Grandpa of
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Sierras
Casper
Mr. Winter
Shipp Seeks Wyoming Supreme Court Seat on Progressive Ticket
The candidate E. Richard Shipp of Natrona County declares for judge of the Wyoming supreme court on the Progressive ticket. He has long law practice in state and federal courts and at Washington headquarters, positioning him for high office. A Vermont result marks a solid Progressive surge in a three-party context, with Taft’s potential state-by-state outcome discussed.
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E. Richard ‘Shipp
Supreme Court
Wyoming Editorial Association
E. Richard Shipp
State
Shipp
Natrona County
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Progressive party forms county organizations for ballot access
The Progressive party expands across counties aiming to place progressive candidates on the November ballot from presidential electors to justice of the peace. The Press marks its first year under new management, reporting a larger circulation, doubled business, and a new building, with more improvements promised.
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