Democratic Platform Proposes Progressive Wyoming Policies
A 1919 Wyoming platform argues for direct primaries, initiative referendums, recall, and state reforms. It claims Democratic gains depend on electing a Democratic legislature to enact corruption controls, public utility publicity, good roads, and labor protections. The piece urges scrutiny of Laramie County candidates as representatives of these progressive ideas.
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Wyoming
United States
Oregon
Laramie County
J. T. Snow
J. Ross Carpenter
R. E. Lee
C. C. Lyon
Charles Frederick
Mra
the Times
Telegraphic Briefs From Across the Nation
Brief dispatches note counterfeit ten dollar notes in Portland circulating in New York Franklin and Paris reports on a congressman’s poor prognosis Jacob Dickinson and party sail to New York from Havre Kansas City motor car fatally injures no one four blind girls lightly harmed by a car Om Catholic societies convention in New Orleans draws visitors Wright brothers praised for Sunday flight ban Roosevelt to address Iowa Mothers and Teachers associations in Des Moines
Carpenters Union to Stage Dance in Buchanan Hall
Carpenters Union No 469 announces a dance Tuesday evening November 1 1910 at A O U W hall featuring Buchanan’s Orchestra. The event invites members and guests to join in a social gathering with live music and dancing.
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Carpenters’ Union No
A. O. U. W. Hall
Buchanan
Nimmo Carlisle blamed for Cheyenne waterworks failure
The piece accuses Alderman David Nimmo and Carlisle of bungling Cheyenne’s waterworks project, arguing their endorsement of the city engineer worsened a million dollar failure. It urges a Bresnahen mayoral win to end Carlisle influence and fix the water system.
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Cheyenne
David Nimmo
Carlisle
Nimmo
Larry Bresnahen
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Washington
First National Bank of
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Ore
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Franklin
Joseph C. Sibley
Paris
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Falconio
The
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Hackensack, N. J
Ministerial Association of
Hackensack
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa Congress of Mothers
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
J. L. Jordan