Carpenter and Landau Vie for Wyoming State Senate Seats
J Hoss Carpenter a veteran Democrat from Laramie County, born 1867 in Illinois, served in Wyoming Senate 1910 1914 pushing progressive measures and supports constitutional liquor prohibition. William B Landau, Goshen Torrington candidate born 1886 on a Kansas homestead, publisher of Goshen County Journal, farmer and worker advocate, married with two children.
Prominent Democrat Daniel W. Gill of Cheyenne
Daniel W. Gill, United States commissioner in Cheyenne, a longtime Democratic figure, was born April 18, 1856 in Hinsdale Massachusetts and moved to Wyoming with his parents. He served as Cheyenne mayor, sat in the Wyoming state senate, and belongs to multiple fraternal orders including 32nd degree Mason and Shriner, with wide lodge influence.
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Daniel W. Gill
United States
Cheyenne
Ilinsdale
Maas
Wyoming
Bartholomew and
Mary (Dwyer) Gill
Tary
Wyoming Territory
Wyoming State Senate
Knight Templar Shriner
Bly Lodge
Woodmen, Elks
Gill
Cirelea
Bly
Lee Moore for Legislature
Lee Moore is a Democratic candidate for the state senate from Platte, Goshen and Lar am ie counties. A southern Wyoming pioneer and prominent stockman, he was born January 1, 1856 in Bell County Texas. Moore farmed cattle across multiple outfits before starting his own ranches in Weston Converse and Platte counties, and he helped organize Platte County as its first board of county commissioners in 1918. He married Amanda Thomas on January 4 188? They have four sons and one daughter. He is a member of the Elks and Eagles and is viewed as well suited to represent his constituents in the state senate.
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Lee Moore
Platte
Goshen
Laramie
Wyoming
Bell County
Texas
John
Emily R. Moore
Millam County
O—O
O—Bar -K
Ogalalia Outfit
Belle Fourche
Weston County
Converse County
Douglas
Platte County
Diamond
Mr. Moore
Amanda Thomas
Taylor
Moore
Elka and
Eagles Lodges
Ray K Olds Seeks Democratic Wyoming Legislature Seat
Ray K Olds of Lander runs as a Democratic candidate for the Wyoming legislature representing Laramie Platte and Goshen counties. A former Layamie County treasurer since 1811, he has managed nearly a million dollars annually and aims to introduce tax law reforms. He was born in Table Rock Nebraska in 1879 and moved to Cheyenne in 1901. He married in 1906 and has three children. He is active in Woodmen of the World and civic movements.
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Ray K. Olde
Lander
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Olds
House of Representatives
Table Rock
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Layamie
Pratt and Goshen
Olde
Woodmen of the World
Civic
Coera
Arthur B Mitchell for State Representative from Pine Bluffs
Arthur B Mitchell a Democrat from Pine Bluffs seeks the state legislature representing Laramie Platte and Goshen counties. A Wyoming settler since 1907 he has led Pine Bluffs banks elevators and creamery roles and serves in the commercial club Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus. He and Hall have two children and own two stock farms in the Albin district.
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Laramie, Platte and
Goshen Countes
Pine Bluffs
Arthur B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Cheyenne
Albin
Albany
Green County
Rockford
Ill
Omaha
Farmers State Bank
Pine Bluffa
Pine Plnffs Farmers Elevator Company
Pine
The
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Clumbus
Wyoming Democrat Thomas Hunter Emerges As Legislative Hopeful
Thomas Hunter, a Cheyenne native born in 1883, is a prominent Wyoming lawyer and livestock businessman praised by Democrats to win a seat in the next legislature. He earned an A B from Colorado College and an LL D from Denver Law School, and he is married since July 24, 1912, with a young son.
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Thomas Hunter
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Colorado College
Denver Law School
Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Lloyd Sampson State House Candidate Profile
State representative candidate Lloyd C Bampson of Cheyenne has quickly integrated into local politics after arriving in July 1916. He opened law offices in the Citizens National Bank building and has since engaged deeply with the democratic party. Born in Washington Hitpels in 1899, he completed law studies at Northwestern University after early schooling at Wheighton High.
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House of Representatives
Lloyd C. Bampson
Cheyenne
Citisen
National Bank
Mr. Sampson
Washington
Hitpels
Northwestern University
Weehington High
General Election Precincts and boundaries in Cheyenne area 1916
The document lists general election precincts in Cheyenne and surrounding areas for November 7 1916. It details precinct names such as Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Salem Tennyson Little Horse Creek Divide Leith Yellowstone and many more with their associated townships ranges and sections within Laramie County. It also describes boundary definitions for Election Districts No 1 2 and 3 and polling precincts 1 2 4 5 6 8 10 18 24 25 27 31 32 35 36 40 41 80 and others including references to the Union Pacific Railroad Colorado and Southern Railroad and local landmarks.
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Cheyenne
Johnson
Smalley's
Pine Bluffs
Pine Bluffe
Salem
Tennyson
Egbert
School
Little Bear
Iron Mountain
Colorado & Southern Station
Davis Ranch
Morley
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Twenty-first Street
van Lennen
Pelling
Twentyseventh Street
Bent Street
Washington Ave
Unolon Pacific Railroad Company
Fine Blupps
Laramie
Little Horse Creak
Leith
Yellowstone
Eubent
Bee. 4
Bec. 10
Little Brar
Becs
Seca
Beca
Laramie County
Islay
Tys
Mbola
Granite Canon
Tpa
Hiltsdale
See
Peace of Beginning
Aldin—Pelling
Leon
Biectlon
Carpenter
Sec
Colorado States
Burns
Bee
Golden Pralinie
Wameta
Highland
Union Pacific
Durhams
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J. Hoes Carpenter
J. Hoss Carpenter
Senate
Kansas
Mr. Carpenter
Illigoles
State Farm Board
Fannie M. Russell
William Belandau
William B. Landa
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansan
Goshen County Journal
Torrington
Landau
Masons
Knlighta of
Pythias
Dan W.’Gill
Wileen
Hughes
Ray K. Olds
Por
Lloyd
Sampson
Paul Pearson
Durham
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company