Second Choice Votes Highlight Republican Primary Analysis
The Digest and The Villager examine second-choice ballots in the Republican presidential race noting that General Wood leads in second-choice totals while first-choice tallies favor Johnson Hoover and others. A table shows Wood voters ranking Johnson Hoover Lochner and Hughes as next preferences with significant crossovers. The study underscores national preferences revealed by final-choice votes.
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Daniel S. Remsen
Iteolatan
Wood Lendinie Johnson
Hoover
General Wood
Thos
Wood
Johpeem
Lochnn
Hughes
Qease Second Choice Ballots Shaping Presidential Tally
The article explains a plan similar to preferential voting where second-choice votes can eliminate top contenders. It lists totals for first and second choices for Hoover Wood Johnson and others, noting shifts if lower-ranked candidates are removed. A final analysis of Democratic and Republican differentials follows in a subsequent column.
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Tury
Mr. Nemsen
Australia
Wood
Johnon
Hoover Wold Periain
Gen Winn
Lonesome Blue Roar Ponds A Cheyenne Mare
A disjointed notice describes a blue mare in Cheyenne tied to a pound. The police seek the mare’s owner or claimant to identify property and pay the pound fee to recover the animal.
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Cheyenne
Alleged Forger Arrested After Bank Notify Sheriff
George D. Barnes was arrested after a Boulder bank alerted the sheriff to a forged check intended for Cheyenne. Barnes, likely a deserter from Fort Riley, admitted stealing and forging Kimball's signature to cash the funds and claimed the amount involved was about $50. Authorities say the case links to a missing mail and an employee's letter.
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George D. Barnes
Leecal Bank
Boulder
Golo
C. A. Kinebail
Omala
Barnes
Halley Cow Im Corp
C. A. Kimball
Omaha
Kimball
Boulder Bank
Cheyenne
Brchers National Bank
Baragg
Hames
Telhem
Fort Riley
Elks to Play Ft Russell at Pioneer Park Sunday Evening
The Elks ball team will meet Ft Russell at Pioneer Park on Sunday evening at eight. The game is scheduled for the ball park in the local sports line up with fans urged to attend.
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Elks
Ft. Russell
Pioneer Park
East 11Th Street
South Side
Heaviest Gun and Largest Airplane Ever Built in U S Ad
The advertisement proclaims the heaviest gun and the largest airplane ever built in the United States. It highlights scale, engineering feats, and national progress, aiming to impress readers with military and aviation prowess.
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U. S
Murray's Automobile Returned After Denver Theft Blowout
Murray's auto, taken in Denver and abandoned when a tire blew out, reached Cheyenne Friday night and was returned to him yesterday. He praised the luck of the blowout, saying it made the car the luckiest ever.
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Murray
Denver
Cheyenne
Youtherday
Muray
Ed Smith Returns to Jail for Unpaid Fine
Ed Smith is back in jail after failing to pay a fine tied to an ordinance violation. He was arrested weeks ago by city authorities on the same charge and is now being held pending further action.
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Ed Smith
Smith
Republican official rules out dark horse Kentucky candidate
Alvin T. Hert, of Kentucky and head of the convention arrangements committee, says no dark red candidate will be nominated at the Republican national convention. He notes one of the offered possibilities may be the convention choice after weeks of speculation.
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Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Man jailed for unpaid city fine in Cheyenne
A man jailed in Cheyenne after failing to settle a city fine was released due to lack of funds. He promised to work and pay the fine when he could. When seen on the street, a police officer remanded him for serving the sentence unless payment is made.
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Nances
Cheyenne
Smith
Divine Sermons Planned at First Baptist June 2 6
The First Baptist church invites the public to hear Dr Divine deliver sermons each evening from June 2 through June 6, inviting parishioners and neighbors to attend.
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Dr. Divine
Practical gasoline locomotive at estate near Syracuse N C
On the estate of W. Cecil Gage near Syracuse North Carolina there is a practical gasoline locomotive setup for freight and fruit movement. The owner has built a turntable near the round house and maintains an extensive operation including years of brokerage work and an outfit to amuse.
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W. Cecil-Gage
Syracuse
N. C
S. Ding
Wyoming Oil Boom Spreads Across State With New Roads
Sheridan reports a wave of growth as oil camps expand and Wyoming Tip & Timber plans to boost operations. New highway signs are planned while cities like Casper Osage and Osage see a rush of newcomers and rising prices. Towns from Riverton to Weston County push road surveys and refinery activity fuels prosperity.
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Sheridan
Wyoming Tip & Timber
Riverton
Caroline Lockhart
Park County
En- Osage
Hele
Casper
Kemmerer
Upton
Weston County
Ohio Town
Lance Creek
Highway Department
Manville
Gasper
Atte
Casper Realty
Laranm
Iunior
Newcastle
Osage
Montana
Cordillo’s Wot Kn Hearts and Prison Letter Mix
A garbled OCR note mentions Cordillo and his wife, a possible prison issue at Rawlins, with a hint of a letter rearranged and forwarded to a convort in Denver. The fragment references a Witter and county mail, suggesting confusion over a prison contact and an attempted escape or jail communication.
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Cordillo
John Cordilio
Otate
Rawlins
Ahe
Witter
Cordilto
Cordilio i
Denver
Saftey
Cordife
Hs Convort Hag
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