Wyoming Political Outlook and Appointments Mentioned
The item surveys upcoming state offices and officials including William B. Ross as representative and Frank L. Jo ux as secretary of state, George C. Forsythe as state auditor, Carl Sackett and Charles E. Blydenburg named for judicial posts, Earl Wheadon as treasurer, Rose Av Bird as state superintendent, and notes Mondell’s illness affecting congressional duties under Governor Carey. It frames a transition period before the capital cleanup and a reshaped executive office.
Cheyenne Publicity Medium and Patronage Claims
A brief snapshot notes Cheyenne as the publicity arm for a hostile Republican machine, discussing patronage practices in the period referenced and accusing the group of political influence without detailing concrete actions or individuals.
County Ticket Names and Officers Listed in Local Slates
Fragmented OCR lists candidates and official titles for county government, including presentatives, attorney, superintendent, county clerk, and other roles. Readable names include Luke Vobre Pom Out, Drewn Helferon, and Ww. DY Kelley among scattered entries.
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Poe
Smew
Hess Carpenter
M. & Lew
Lyon
Barles Frederick
W. Cronier
Cathie
J. Nugent
Je Ui
M. L. Jordan
Luke Vobre
Vhemproe. Jr
Drewn Helferon
Vonteat
Roy Piet
The
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Ron
DY Kelley
Ron J
Wyoming Tax Valuation Jumps But Levy Rate Falls
A 1910 comparison shows taxable property in Wyoming rising from 595,678,806.49 to 9188,660,916.30. Taxes levied grow from 222,267.64 to 502,467,666, yet the levy percentage falls sharply by about 49 percent. The piece quips that despite a huge valuation gain the levy rate drops, suggesting overstatement by the machine’s journal.
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Wyoming
Remarked Ward Nomination and Tribune Endorsement Debate
The piece questions Mr. Sweet’s alderman candidacy amid party faction fights. It notes Mr. Gweet’s renomination opposition by a Republican chair and criticizes the Tribune for endorsing Sweet, suggesting shifting justification and partisan prejudice.
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Gweet
Republican State Central Committee
Weonilty
Union Pacific
Peter& Cook
Counell
the Tribune
Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Council
Tribune
Houx Named Wyoming Secretary of State Candidate
The Wyoming Democratic convention nominated Frank L. Houx of Cody for secretary of state and praised his intellect, character, and leadership. Born near Lexington Missouri, he built a career in farming, ranching, real estate, and business, served five terms as Cody mayor, and is respected for his practical, gregarious leadership.
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Frank L. Houx
Cody
Wyoming
Houx
Degert
Lexington
Ieneas
Montana
Big Horn
Rocky Mountains
Shoshone Milling,company
State Auditor Publishes Wyoming Government Costs Rise
State Auditor LeRoy Grant releases figures showing ten year growth in Wyoming's government expenses from 1899 to 1909. The data trace yearly disbursements, highlighting a steady climb beyond one hundred thousand dollars and illustrating escalating public spending.
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LeRoy Grant
Wyoming
Why This Plume on Why This Plume
A fragmented item discusses factional strife within the Jacobi era Republican machine. It mentions Alderman Henry Fweet and insinuates internal struggles over handling party representation in the council. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates or outcomes.
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Jacobi
Republican Machine Bay Bel
Henry Fweet
Grant's Insurance Statement Reveals Wyoming Office Practice
TeRoy Grant, twelve years in the state auditor’s office, has compiled a statement on the insurance business, revealing that life and fire insurance companies have operated in Wyoming over the past twelve years contrary to reports. The document aims to illuminate the scope of insurance activity linked to the state offices.
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TeRoy Grant
State Autdtor
Wyoming
Wyoming Bribery Ring Used Free Tickets for Delegates
Report exposes a ring of corporation representatives distributing free railroad tickets to Republican delegates at Rawlins and Cheyenne. Delegates accepted tickets and bribes were implied, with railroads implicated in bribery. The piece urges Wyoming to enact a corruption laws act.
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Rawlins
Cheyenne
Rawling
Wyoming
County slate names for county offices and roles
The document lists candidates and appointees for county offices including clerk of court and constables. It urges continued Democratic control of the board of county commissioners and cites several individuals such as M. M. O Malley Luke Voorhees Mamie Brown Heffron Thomas J Walgh Charles Healey W T Kelley H Dillman Dr C Beard and others as expected or potential officeholders. It references turnout and taxpayer interests in maintaining orderly county administration.
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Steenee Hee
Bodets Béiter
Capitol
Waterloo
William B. Ros
Frank L. Joux
George C. Forsythe
Carl Sackett
Fourth Judicial District
Third Judicial District
Charles E. Blydenburg
Thomas A. Gibson
Earl Wheadon
Lusk Herald
Mondell
Carey
Wyoming Executive Office
Governor's Office
First National Bank
Hem
Dosenkh M. Carey
Ocheyenne
L. Meus
Fon Erate
George (. Forsyth
Lusk
Por
Merl Whedeo
Sheridan
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Direo? ’ Board OF Directors
Union PA Cn
Chmoas Aryl
Door Ev Seishergyse
Grant
M. M. ‘O'Malley
Laramie County
Luke Voorhees
Mamie Brown Heffron
Thomas J. Walgh
Charles Healey
W. T. Kelley
A H. Dillman
C. ¥. Beard
Board of County Commissioners
Gray
William PB. McGinn
Reld
Tom Abie
Hughes
Lodge 98
Eagle Hall Tuesaday
Eb, J. Walters
Concord
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Fred Mueller Saddle and Harness CO
Larimer
Denver
Colo
Rep Pelea
Aly
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QO. J. Lamm, Keefe Hall
I. Kabis
Metropole
Henry Hoffman
Bon Ton
Metropole Stables
Cadillac Automobiles
West
Bart McGrath
LUXUS
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Transfer CO
L. Murray
Mar
Rock Springs
UPI
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