Complete list of republican candidates in county nominating race
The filing roll shows Republicans contesting multiple offices while Democrats run for fewer seats. Key contests include county and prosecuting attorney, sheriff, treasurer, clerk of the district court, and various precinct positions. Names given include Elise V. Coble, T. B. McDonough, Frank Houseman, W. H. Edwards, and others across dozens of precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida R. Graham
Congress
Frank Wheeler Mondell
Wade H. Fowler
Stephen H. Sibley
A. D. Kelley
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
D. GC
Barksdale
Harry B. Henderson
Elise V. Coble
Edwin J. Smalley
Robert B. Davidson
George J. Carroll
John Schunemann
Charles C. Branson
Charles E. Lane
R. S. Mentzer
T. Joe Fisher
T. B. McDonough
T. H. Baldwin
Frank R. Dildine
C. GC. Donahue
R. BE
Daniel Meetz
George BE. Prosser
Frank van Tress
Fred T. Klughert
William W. Dumm
Bayly H. Finkbiner
John I. Miller
W. K. Mylar
Justice of Peace
Frank Houseman
Frederick 3. Wagen
Patrick Doody
W. H. Edwards
A. A. Mahar
T. A. Castle
BH. R. Storey
G. W. Plummer
Louis B Horton
W. Riner
P. B. Glafcke
A. 8S. Meyring
John A Whiting
Louis Lipson
R. A. Hopkins
Oscar Stan Meld
Cliford Hummer
W. C. Bond
C. W Johnson
Amos J. Moeckly
W. J. Hixenbaugh
J. H. Conway
Ridney Bartlett
Ray H. Lee
Thos. A. Cobry
Chas. McGonagile
Daniel Gill
David J. Howell
John Conroy
Edward G. Schoel
Walter Williams
M.R. Hemphill
C. W. Slingerland
Dan Kiser
Frank M. Casey
Wm. Bollin
J. B. Kanonse
J. W. Routon
C L. Stratton
O. R. Brittain
J. U. Jordan
Hugh McGee
Martin ‘Willas
Candidates Roost District 10 Aboard Local Race
A list of non-partisan and district 10 precinct candidates appears. Names include Henry Thraster, Chas HB Stevens, Claude Long, Wilbur Swope, Ed Jacobson, OC Lyons, C W Ray, A C McCard, A R Carpenter, DJ Hudson with precinct ranges 29 through 41. Also Justice Cyrus Beard and Anna Dobbin are noted for statewide roles.
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Henry Thraster
Chas. HB. Stevens
Claude Long
Wilbur Swope
Ed Jacobson
OC. O. Lyons
C. W. Ray
A. C. McCard
A. R. Carpenter
D J Hudson
Justice of State Supreme Court
Cyrus R. Beard
Anna M. Dobbin
Public Mulct to Pay Rise Rail Workers
The commission approves a one half of 1 percent levy on aggregate railway value to fund improvements and equipment. Carriers must appropr iate for additional cars locomotives and passenger coaches and report semi annually on funds used. The estimated total reach is about 94 million dollars with financing via the fund and loans.
Air Mail Ships Arrive Monday From Transcontinental Test
Major Lent and John M. Larsen head a team of aviation experts including Addie Rickenbacher Charles Colt and William B. Stout. The route adds stops at Iowa City and Omaha to Chicago Cheyenne. Postmaster Haas says planes are mapping landing fields not carrying post office mail.
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Lent
John M. Larsen
Addie
Rickenbacher
Charles R. Colt
William B. Stout
Detroit
Gould Dietz
Omaha
BH. W. Allyne
Cleveland
Chicago
Cheyenne
Iowa City
Iowa
Post Office Department
Haas
Woman's tales confound police in Loftis death case
Miss Woods described the loft as a girl trap and claimed Loftis hosted about fifty girls since January 21. Police say Woods was alone with Loftis at death, the body cold when doctor summoned, and finding only one dollar on him, whereas he reportedly carried about a thousand. Shayne, announced for release on recognizance, was held and questioned over Loftis' death.
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Loftis
Shayne
Miss Woods
Future Wheat Sells for Minimum Price
In ST LOUIS on July 31 futures wheat traded below the postwar minimum price for the first time since the food control act expired. December wheat closed at 2.14 while new minimums under the act held at 2.21 per bushel.
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St, Louis
Arch Bishop Mannix Sails From New York Amid Packed Pier Scene
Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Australia sailed for Ireland on the Baltic while crowds on the New York waterfront roared in support and jeers. Eamonn de Valera stood nearby and did not reveal if he would accompany Mannix to England as police and pier guards contained a near stampede and fights broke out among onlookers.
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New York
Daniel J. Mannix
Australia
Ireland
White Star
Mannix
British Isles
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Irish ‘Republic
England
Harry Rollman Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Harry Rollman were held Saturday at 2 o clock in the Baptist church. Rev Bruce Jackson conducted the rites and burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery. Pallbearers were Van Berry Lester Randolph Weldon Law Donald Van Winkle Charles Kreisel and Fred Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rollman
The
Baptist Church
Bruce Jackson
Lakeview Cemetery
van Berry
Lester Randolph
Weldon Law
Donald van Winkle
Charles Kreisel
Fred Perkins
One Car Recovered and Another Stolen
The recovered Ford of R W Cunningham from Albin Wyoming was found six miles east of Pine Bluffs near the Nebraska line and brought to Cheyenne the next morning. A second Ford owned by W J McDonald was stolen Friday night elsewhere in Cheyenne, with no information on its location.
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R. W. Cunningham
Albin
Wyo
Pine Bluffs
Nebraska
Cheyenne
W. J. McDonald
State Exhibit Draws Big Crowds During Frontier Celebration
The state historical department hosted Frontier Days with about 6500 visitors daily. Dr George F Kunz of the Sulgrave Institution in New York City and Miss A J Coe of Philadelphia praised the Pentewill collection at the state museum. Kunz seeks data and photos of early celebrations and asks locals to deposit programs posters and clippings with the state historian. Miss Anderson promoted materials by sidewalk blue solicitations posters and relics in business windows and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Department
George F. Kunz
Sulgrave Institution
New York City
A. J. Coe
Philadelphia
William R. Coe
State Museum
Pennewill
Tire theft leads to jail in Laramie
Glen Doran is jailed in Laramie county on charges of stealing two truck tires valued at 800 dollars from White Transportation. He sold them at Rock Creek Oil field for 126 dollars after claiming they came from a broken down truck. He spent the money on truck rental, rent, and groceries for his family as his wife nears childbirth.
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Laramie
Wyo
Glen Doran
White Transportation Company of
Rock Creek
Doran
Four Old Tires Left for New Ones
Paul Shauslin, a tourist from Timois, reported four new tires stolen from his car with four old ones left behind. The camp was near Chugwater where a bold robbery occurred days earlier. A gang is said to be active in the area and extra patrols are planned along the road with little hope of arresting the bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shauslin
Timois
Chugwater
H. B. Colburn
Chicago
Herschel Stattle
Gillette
Wyo
Homer Welch
Welch
D. R. Burr
Burns Cemetery
Paul Bostick
Jones Bostick
Grant City
Knowles
Wiess
Eunice C. Hastie
Joyce Bostick
City Commissioners Set 10:30 Monday Meeting
The city commissioners will meet Monday morning at 10 30 to consider all claims and allow bills. City Clerk J J Showalter warns claimants must present claims before 10 o clock Monday or wait another month for pay.
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J. J. Showalter
Man Learns From Police of Theft
At about 4 a m Friday Glen Schultz was contacted by police who asked if his car had been stolen. He said no and found his garage empty. The car later recovered near the police station had belonged to ex sheriff Hays but had been sold to Schultz.
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Glen Schultz
Schultz
McFarland
Hays
Train wreck injures many near Downey Idaho
Nine badly injured when train No. 32 of the Oregon Short Line derailed near Downey about 45 miles south of Pocatello Idaho. It reports 12 to 17 passengers injured slightly, one train man and other passengers treated. None expected to die. most taken to Pocatello for treatment. Traffic halted until about 7 p m.
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Salt Lake City
Downey
Pocatello
Ida
Union Pacific officials to tour Snowy Range for publicity
Wallace Hutchinson of Denver told a dinner honoring President Gray of the Union Pacific that W. S. Bastinger of Omaha will visit to see the Snowy range. Hutchinson spent days in Medicine Bow forest reserve gathering data and photos to promote the Snowy range as a mountain resort. The trip aims to expand the railroad publicity campaign and interest in Wyoming tourism. President Gray expressed astonishment at the vivid word picture.
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Laramie
Wyo
President Gray
Union Pacific
Wallace Hutchinson
Denver
The
Forest Service
W. S. Bastinger
Omaha
Hutchinson
Medicine Bow Forest Reserve
Snowy Range
Basinger
Gray
Omaha Newspapers Raise Prices on All Editions
Omaha daily and Sunday editions will cost 8 and 10 cents respectively, with weekly carrier rates rising from 15 to 20 cents. The price hike takes effect Sunday, August 1, and annual subscriptions are set at 10.40 dollars.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Bes
World-Herald
Daily News
Car overturns near county farm injures one person
An automobile accident near the county farm at noon injured one person. Driver D. K. Gash of the Meyers Gash company and passenger E. J. Moore were in the car.
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D. K. Gash
Meyers-Gash Company
E. J. Moore
Decision on Rate Increase Expected
Washington July 31 The Interstate Commerce Commission was to announce today its decision on proposals by railroads to raise freight passenger coal and other rates totaling 1 643 000 000 dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Legion convention program outlined for Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming July 31—The second annual Wyoming American Legion convention runs August 3 to 5. Activities include a motor tour an Elk club reception and dances a Piney Inn dinner a Casper versus Sheridan baseball game and sessions to name state officers delegates to the national meeting with Elks club rooms serving as sessions and Wolks club as state secretary HQ.
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Shepridan
Wyo
American Legion
The
Elk's Club
Piney
Piney Inn
Iladore
Harry Wisher
Wolks' Club
Sheridan Post
Casper
Sheridan
New Furnace Attains 4500°C For Diamond Volatilization
Researchers at a major manufacturing plant report a furnace reaching 4500 degrees Celsius, enough to volatilize diamonds and only 500 degrees shy of the sun’s surface temperature. Higher temperatures of 8500°C are already in use in other electric furnaces.
Picnic Draws 600 as Burns District Farmers Attend
Burns Wyoming July 31 The fire department and local businessmen hosted a large picnic for farmer friends with 600 attendees. Matches included a town team vs country pickers ballgame 16 to 3, races for barrels Shetland ponies and cowponies, a free for all race, and a farmers win in tug of war. The day ended with a big dance and plans for a barbecue next month. Other notes mention visits, births, funerals, and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Storey
Stanley Chilcote
Merle Henereberg
Cecil Walston
James Libby
Milt Morris
Harvey Humphrey
Man from Pineville Escaped Prison Traps Powder River
J B Newburn of Newberg Louisiana, an escaped inmate from Pineville insane asylum, caused a day of fear in Powder River Wyoming. He pretended to be a minister, set fire to a building, and fled after a second arrest. He faces a harness theft charge and likely return to Louisiana.
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Casper
Wyo
J. B. Newburn
Newberg
Powder River
Louisiana
Pineville
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Clark
Sheridan Man Sets Up Ranching in Canada
Victoria BC July 31 U. G. Blyth of Sheridan Wyoming sold his ranch and cattle and has secured 3500 acres in the Columbia valley. He plans to resume ranching there and eventually run a thousand head of cattle.
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Victoria
B. C
U. GC. Blyth
Sheridan
Wyoming
Columbia Valley
Furnished Rooms for Light Housekeeping in Fremont
Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping with food location. No children. Apply Fremont Land Co., 114 W. ao L.
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Apply
Fremont Land Co
W. Ao L
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J. A. Jordan
Chamber of Commerce
Esther
Cox
DEM
PUBLC
Yale
Burns District
Vivian Barlagh
Burns
Carpenter
Maniac
Sheridan Man
Canada
Fremont Land Company
Sidney E. Bartlett
Mer
West 16Th Street
Frontier Post
Forbes’ Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
Kodak
Ford
John Mullin
Pioneer Avenue
Carey Avenue
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