Complete list of Republican candidacies for county offices revived
The county clerk Ida R Graham lists Republican nominees for all offices in the August primary with Democrats lacking in several races. Notable contests include congressional representative, state senate, sixteenth legislature, county clerk, sheriff, treasurer, and county attorney positions. A wide slate of Republican candidates appears for county commissioner and coroner, while several precincts show mixed contest results.
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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 listed for District 10 positions and air mail plans
The item lists nonpartisan candidates for Justice of the State Supreme Court and County Superintendent of Schools in District 10 precincts 29 31 32 34 35 386 38 39 40 41. It also covers J A Jordan of the aerial mail field service Cheyenne plans return, post office hangar and building contracts estimated at 25000 to 30000 dollars, two carloads of plane parts, and local employment goals for the Cheyenne Salt Lake City air route.
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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
J. A. Jordan
Cheyenne
Haas
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Public Mulct to Pay Raise Rail Workers
The commission states that increases authorized will yield about one half of one percent of the aggregate value of the roads to fund improvements and equipment charged to capital. Carriers must appropriate funds and report biannually on the use. The half percent equals roughly $94,000,000 and will cover 100,000 freight cars 2,000 locomotives and 3,000 passenger coaches, paid from the fund and advances or loans by the commission.
Air mail planes mapped coast to coast route early
Major Lent and a team of aviation figures including John M. Larsen, Addie Rickenbacher, Charles R. Colt, William B. Stout, Gould Dietz and others discuss establishing a transcontinental air service. Two stops are set between Chicago and Cheyenne, at Iowa City and Omaha, as pilots test landing fields. Postmaster Haas says the flyers are mapping routes rather than delivering mail, to avoid risks from delays and field conditions.
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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
Death mystery at apartment trap alleged by woman
Police puzzled by statements from Miss Woods who described the scene as a girl trap at Loftis’s apartment. She claimed fifty girls had been entertained since January 18 and that one room was set as a boudoir. Shayne, announced for release on recognizance, was held for further questioning as officers note Loftis died apparently long before discovery and only one dollar was found on his person.
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Loftis
Shayne
Miss Woods
Future Wheat Sells at Minimum Price in St Louis
Future wheat, the first under the expired food control act, sold for the minimum price of 2.21 a bushel in St Louis. December wheat closed at 2.14, reflecting market activity on July 31.
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St, Louis
Archbishop Mannix Sails to Ireland Amid Front-Row Protests
Arch bishop Daniel Mannix arrives at White Star pier in New York aboard the Baltic bound for Ireland. Police reserves quell large crowds as thousands cheer and clash, while Eamon de Valera stands nearby but declines to confirm travel aboard.
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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 at the Baptist church. Rev Bruce Jackson led the service and burial followed in Lakeview Cemetery. Pallbearers were Van Berry Lester Randolph Weldon Law Donald Van Winkle Charles Kreisel and Fred Perkins.
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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 in Wyoming
The old Ford of R. W. Cunningham of Albin Wyoming stolen Friday was recovered about six miles east of Pine Bluffs near the Nebraska line. The thief fled, leaving the car along the road. it was undamaged and returned to Cheyenne Saturday morning. A second Ford stolen Friday night from Cheyenne belongs to W. J. McDonald. its whereabouts were not yet known.
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R. W. Cunningham
Albin
Wyo
Pine Bluffs
Nebraska
Cheyenne
W. J. McDonald
State Exhibit Draws Thousands During Frontier Celebration
The state historical department hosted a Frontier celebration with about 6500 visitors daily. Dr. George F. Kunz and Miss A. J. Coe visited, praising the Pentewill collection at the state museum and urging locals to share programs and photos. Miss Anderson promoted literature and relics via sidewalk ads and posters in city windows.
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State Historical Department
George F. Kunz
Sulgrave Institution
New York City
A. J. Coe
Philadelphia
William R. Coe
State Museum
Pennewill
Stole Tires to Buy Groceries in Laramie
Glen Doran is jailed in Albany County charged with stealing two truck tires valued at 800 dollars from White Transportation of Laramie. He sold them at the Rock Creek Oil field for 126 dollars claiming they came from a broken down truck. He spent 40 dollars on a truck for delivery, paid rent, and bought groceries for his family as his wife neared childbirth.
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Laramie
Wyo
Glen Doran
White Transportation Company of
Rock Creek
Doran
Thieves Steal Tires From Tourist Near Chugwater
Paul Shauslin a tourist from Timois reports four new tires stolen from his car and four old tires left behind near Chugwater. Local gang suspected, extra patrols placed along the road but no arrests yet.
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Paul Shauslin
Timois
Chugwater
City Commissioners Set 10 30 Monday Meeting
A regular meeting of the city commissioners will be held Monday at 10:30. All claims against the city will be considered and bills allowed. City Clerk J J Showalter urges claimants to present their claims before 10 o clock Monday or face payment delays until next month.
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J. J. Showalter
Car Theft Lead Ends With Recovered Vehicle
Glen Schultz was alerted by police to a possible car theft at 4 a m. He confirmed the car was missing and later found the garage empty. The recovered car was found about a block from the police station and had belonged to former sheriff Hays before being sold to Schultz.
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Glen Schultz
Schultz
McFarland
Hays
Train wreck injures many near Downey
Nineteen people were injured when seven cars and the engine of Oregon Short Line train No. 32 derailed near Downey Idaho about 45 miles south of Pocatello. Night passengers and one train man were seriously hurt. 12 to 17 passengers suffered minor injuries. None are expected to die and most victims were moved to Pocatello for treatment. Traffic to be halted until about 7 p.m.
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Salt Lake City
Downey
Pocatello
Ida
Union Pacific Officials To Visit Snowy Range Sightseeing Trip
Wallace Hutchinson of Denver spoke at a dinner honoring President Gray of the Union Pacific. W. S. Bastinger of Omaha and others will visit the city Tuesday for a Snowy range publicity trip after Hutchinson gathered data and photos in Medicine Bow forest reserve. President Gray praised the vivid description of the region.
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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 papers raise prices for Sunday and weekday editions
Omaha Neb July 31 three daily newspapers the Omaha Bee World Herald and Daily News announced a price advance for all Sunday and weekday editions Sunday papers will be 10 cents daily 8 cents weekly by carriers 20 cents effective Sunday August 1 newspapers will receive 10 40 a year for daily and Sunday issues
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Bes
World-Herald
Daily News
Car Goes Over In Midday Crash Injures One
An auto accident near the county farm at noon left one person injured. D. K. Gash of the Meyers Gash company drove the car. Two people were in the vehicle at the time, the other being E. J. Moore.
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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 expected to announce this afternoon its decision on railroad rate increases totaling 1.643 billion dollars covering freight passenger coal and other charges proposed by the railroads.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Legion Second Wyoming Convention Schedule
Sheridan Wyoming hosts the American Legion second annual state convention with plans for August 3 to 5. Activities include motor tours, receptions, band concerts, committee reports, Piney Inn dinner, baseball games, and selection of state officers and delegates to the national meeting.
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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 Reaches 4500 C Beats Sun by 500 Degrees
Researchers at a major plant announce a high temperature furnace achieving 4500 degrees Celsius, enough to volatilize diamonds. The device runs cooler than the sun by about 500 degrees and marks a leap beyond the lab standard 8500 degrees.
Farmers honored at Burns district picnic with games and races
In Burns Wyoming July 31, a picnic hosted by the fire department and town businessmen drew about 600 attendees from Pine Bluffs Egbert Wauneta Golden Prairie Divide Carpenter and even Cheyenne. The day featured a town team versus country team ballgame a barrel race a Shetland pony race and several horse races with numerous winners and a final tug of war won by the farmers. A village dance followed and plans for a barbecue near term were announced.
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George W. Storey
Stanley Chilcote
Merle Henereberg
Cecil Walston
James Libby
Milt Morris
Harvey Humphrey
Man Escaped Inmate Causes Powder River Panic
J B Newberg, identified as an escaped Pineville La asylum prisoner, toured Powder River Wyoming triggering a daylong manhunt. He was arrested after setting fire to a building and chasing by residents, then charged with stealing a harness valued at $24 and jailed.
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Casper
Wyo
J. B. Newburn
Newberg
Powder River
Louisiana
Pineville
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Clark
Sheridan Man Now Ranching in Canada
Victoria British Columbia July 31. Blyth of Sheridan Wyoming sold his ranch and cattle and secured a 3500 acre tract in the Columbia valley. He plans to re engage in ranching there and eventually run a thousand head of cattle.
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Victoria
B. C
U. GC. Blyth
Sheridan
Wyoming
Columbia Valley
Two Furnished Rooms For Rent In Fremont Area
Help wanted notice describes two furnished rooms for light housekeeping and food location with no children. Apply Fremont Land Co at 114 W. ao L.
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Apply
Fremont Land Co
W. Ao L
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Esther
Cox
DEM
PUBLC
Yale
Burns District
H. B. Colburn
Herschel Stattle
Gillette
Homer Welch
Welch
D. R. Burr
Burns Cemetery
Paul Bostick
Jones Bostick
Grant City
Knowles
Wiess
Eunice C. Hastie
Joyce Bostick
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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