Renowned Wyoming Geologist and Author Dr Trumbull
Dr Trumbull, long active in mining engineering, served as state geologist in 1918 under Governor Carey and earlier in 1915 under Governor Kendrick. He authored Underground Surveying, a standard reference used worldwide, and guided selection of many Wyoming mines. As professor and state geologist, he traveled the state extensively and supervised vast monthly bulletins and detailed correspondence in his office.
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Alwaka
Central America
Trumbull
Carey
Kendrick
Jolde
Wyoming
Newlin State Hank Examiner Remarks on Americanism Debate
A fragmentary item cites J. Newlin, state examiner, condemning evasive language on Wilsonian Americanism. It notes sharply against perceived German Empire sympathy and the term undilitated Americanism, reflecting editorials from Hudson Dispatch and Louisville Courier-Journal excerpts.
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Hudson
N. J
Crook County Candidate List Includes Several Sundances Figures
AOCR list shows candidates in Crook County including Chas Brim Sundance for representative, Dr Marquiss Sundance, Btuert Sundance for representative, Clem Good Sundance for other post, Laula G Darton Sundance for county treasurer, M D Holbrook Sundance for county clerk, Conds Chaffin Gundance for district court clerk, Elmer Grees Sundance for superintendent and Carl H Hassle Gundance with Niels Nielson Sundance also named.
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Chas Brim
Sundance
DR. Marquiss
Btuert
Clem Good
Aherinf
Laula G. Darton
M. D. Holbrook
Conds Chaffin
Gundance
Elmer 2
Judiciary ticket shows John R Arnold for Third District
John R Arnold a nonpartisan candidate born March 29 1858 in Rome Ohio came to Wyoming in 1869 and has held multiple civic roles including telegraph operator clerk and register of deeds treasurer and county attorney. He married Sedia Daria on July 8 1886 and has six children eight grandchildren.
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John R. Arnold
Uinta
Sweetwater
Lincoln
Rome
Ohio
Laramie
Wyoming
Arnold
Sedia Daria
Judge B C Raymond Seeks Seventh Judicial Seat
Raymond B C, born November 15 1874 in Grundy County Iowa, is a candidate to succeed himself as judge of the Seventh Judicial District. He was admitted to the Iowa Supreme Court bar May 15 1894, moved to Wyoming in 1910, settled in Crook County, and was appointed to the Seventh District in 1916 by Governor Kendrick.
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Third Judicial District
United States District and Circuit Courts
Department of the Interior
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Fige Arnold
Kendrick
Craig
Metz, Sackett & Mots
Wyoming Judicial District
J. M. Carey
United States
Metz
Masons
Alphia Tau Omega
Phi Delta Phi
B. C. Raymond
Sunda
Raymond
Grundy County
Iowa
Supreme Court of Iowa
Wyoming
Crook County
Seventh Judicial District
Ray
Judge Percy W Metz in Sage County Court Recall
Percy W Metz, judge of the southern judicial district, attended public and high schools in Sheridas and Odell before Northwestern Preparatory School at Evanston Illinois in October eighteen sixty three.
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Forcy W. Mets
Gib
Judicial Pathong
Wyone
Odell
Minetn
Mets
Publi
Sheridas
Northwestern Preparatory
Evanston
Illinois
Carbon County Wealth From Sheep, Oil, and Metals
Will Reid surveys Carbon County’s diverse riches spanning sheep and cattle income, farming at high altitudes, and mineral wealth. He notes Seminoe iron near coal fields, the Seminoe gold district, and the Wyoming Mine Development Company driving ore processing while oil prospects in the northwestern area promise major future wealth.
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Wyoming
Carbon County
Rachius
United States
Seminoc
Wyoming Mine Development Company
Rawlins
Colorado
M. W. Dillion
China
Rowlina
Ite
Hayes Named Democratic Sheriff Candidate in Laramie County
The piece endorses Pat H. Hayes as the Democratic candidate for Laramie County sheriff, noting his Nebraska birth in 1879, arrival in Wyoming in 1900 as a railroad man, six years in the sheriff’s office, strong integrity, capable deputy, and broad local ties. It praises his education, modern outlook, and party loyalty.
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Pat H. Hayes
Laramie County
Mr. Hayes
Columbus
Nebraska
Wyoming
Elka
R. T. Lodges
Hayes
Sheriffs Office
Snyder for County Commissioner Prominent Cheyenne candidate
Ross P Snyder, Democratic candidate for two year county commissioner, born in Cheyenne and longtime local businessman, pledges to improve roads and oversee prudent county spending. He is son of A C Snyder of early Cheyenne business and former Union Pacific staffer, married to Margaret Corn in 1912. The piece urges Laramie county voters to give him a large majority on November 7.
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Ross P. Snyder
Cheyenne
A. C. Snyder
Snyder
Union Pacific Railway Company
Capitol Pharmacy
Margaret M. Corn
8. T. Corn
Wyoming
Euprema Court of the State
Mt. Snyder
Laramie County
Ida Ralston Graham for County Clerk of Laramie County
Ida Ralston Graham of Cheyenne seeks the Democratic nomination for county clerk. Born in Canada forty five years ago, she and her husband settled in Wyoming where he died recently leaving three children. Her campaign praises efficiency perseverance and educational service and she predicts a comfortable majority with Republican support in a contested race.
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Laramie County
Ida Ralston Graham
Cheventie
Ralph
Cheyenne
Mrs. Graham
Sey Ae Sete Ee
Graham
Tim
Mamie B F Hefferon Cheyenne County Schools Leader
Per Supt. of Schools Mamie B F Hefferon dominates county education lore in Laramie County. Born 1878 in Des Moines she moved to Wyoming in 1885 settling in Cheyenne. She taught five years before marrying Johan Praude Hefferen. her husband died in 1910 as he was appointed to fill an unexpired term as county school superintendent.
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Mere Mamie B. Mefferon
Cheyenne
Laramie
Mrs. Hefferon
Des Moines
Iowa
Wyroming
Johan Praude Hefferen
Heffrom
Hefferen
Nash for County Commissioner in Laramie County
A candidate profile praises John Nash of Hillsdale for county commissioner a four year term. Nash, born 1861 in Taylor County Iowa, farmed widely and served as road supervisor in Iowa, moved to Wyoming in 1909, becomes ranchman and president of Hillsdale State Bank. He is described as a strong Democrat and parent of seven.
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Laramie County
John ©. Nash
Hillsdale
Mr. Nash
Taylor County
Iowa
Nash
Wyoming
Hillsdale State Bank
Sam D Schuetz for County Treasurer in Wyoming election
Sam P Schuets a popular candidate for county treasurer. He moved to Burns area in 1907, served as deputy county clerk two years and deputy county treasurer four years. Known in Laramie County Cheyenne and rural districts, he is described as courteous, law‑minded, and ready to serve. Election in November. quote from President Wilton notes a new era.
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Luther State Tank
Buros
Ooo
Gam Schuets
Cheyenne
Ilangmie
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