Judge Clark Advocates Nonpartisan Wyoming Supreme Court
Judge Gideon Clark, a leading jurist, spoke in Newcastle urging a nonpartisan Wyoming Supreme Court. He argued against partisan influence in judgeships and criticized Republican governance while Thomas P. Fahey and U. S. Taliaferro spoke on party history and state progress. The event included later remarks on Wyoming’s growth, population, and resources, with Clark urging representatives focused on state rebuilding over federal patronage.
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Lincoln
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Wyoming
Jones Avoids The Von Brellat Dodge
A fragment from a column quotes lines about Jones and a pun on von Brellat and dodging wet. The remark suggests playful taunts about his behavior or resilience in a humorous context.
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Jones
von Brellat
Signature Claim for W Grove Cold Cure in One Day
In an advertisement the claim is made that W. Grove cures a cold in one day and grip in two days with “Bromo Quinine” laxative bromos. The text emphasizes a single Bromo Quinine product and urges readers to seek the signature for authenticity.
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Ki. W. Grove
Democratic Nominations Certified in Laramie County
In the recent primary election the following gentlemen were nominated by the Democratic party. Their records have been certified by a majority of the Democrats of Laramie County and they deserve the support of all Democratic voters and lovers of honest government.
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Dewocrats
Laramie
Enest
Laramie County
Whispering plea from Sheriff candidate Howard G Sochors
A political notice from Howard G Sochors, Democratic sheriff nominee, asking the electorate to support him in the regular primaries. He pledges faithful performance of duties and seeks votes from all who participated in the election.
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Edward
Schoel
McCOMAS Seeks Two Year Term as County Commissioner
W. B. McComas runs for the two year term as county commissioner urging voters to support his candidacy. He promises conscientious administration to stimulate the county’s business if elected.
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W. BH
McCoalas
Laramie County Treasurer Candidate Statements
County Clerk W H Dilman presents statements from Ray K Olds and Samuel J Ellis urging votes. Olds emphasizes service to all believers in good honest efficient public service. Ellis promises faithful, efficient, courteous duties if elected.
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Ray K.olds
Laramie County
Samuel J. Ellis
Coroner and county races seek voters in Laramie County
A candidate letter urges voters to elect Coroner Dr C Beard District No 2 Justice of the Peace Fred Holnstedt and County Commissioner William Dunstan. The note promises faithful service and businesslike county management.
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Justice of the Peace
Fred Holnstedt
Noted Denver Man Sees Wyoming Boom
Denver consulting engineer George J. Bancroft reports Wyoming's mining and farming rally, with above normal hay and grain crops, rising cattle prices, and new coal discoveries. He cites the Centennial mine near Laramie and coal tonnage from Coalmont, predicting Denver benefits as demand grows and new coal rates may boost output.
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Laramie
Hihne Peak & Paeste
Centennial
Coalmont
Northpure
Colorado
Hancroft
Halna Peak
Omaha
Wilson Leads in Republics Poll
New York October 4 following is the result of the straw vote conducted by the St Louis Republic. Totals show Republicans and Democrats shifting toward the Progres? movement with Socialist support also moving toward Progres. The snippet records party changes and totals, indicating a broad call for reform.
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New York
St. Louis
Politician Confesses Relentless Drive to Run Again
A public figure admits to a long standing habit of seeking office, insisting the campaign persists from years past and cannot be stopped. The dialogue underscores the persistence and identity tied to a lifelong pursuit of office.
London bankers join fight against tariff shift to protection
Washington Oct 4 British workers and leading London bankers, merchants, and financiers oppose replacing free trade with protection. A city wide association formed in Queen Victoria street pledges to defend free trade, with unions and MPs united for free trade and against tariff for revenue.
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Rylyde UU. Tavenner
Washington
London
Queen Victoria Street
Epo Crave Association
England
House of Commons
Free trade in England cited against protective tariffs
A meeting in Queen Victoria street presents a British bankers manifesto arguing against protection. It asserts free trade boosted foreign commerce, increased prosperity, and that tariffs raise prices and harm consumers while not guaranteeing higher national wealth. It warns protection would curb imports and exports and shift tax burden to consumers.
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England
Queen Victorian Street
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