Mondell for Representative in Congress
Wyoming’s lone U S Representative Frank W Mondell is praised as a top national figure and Republican Floor Leader in the House His long service is cited for land and homestead legislation aiding Wyoming and the West Voters are forecast to reelect him by a large majority on November 2nd.
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Congress
Wyoming
Frank W. Mondell
United States
House of Representatives
West
Mondell
Congressman Mondell
Miss Helen Irving for County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Helen Irving, on the Non-Partisan ticket, is a Carbon County native and educator. She graduated Rawlins High School in 1905, studied at Wyoming University, earned a first professional teacher's certificate, and has taught in Encampment, Kon, Walcott, Saratoga, and Rawlins for over a decade.
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Helen Irving
Carbon County
Iss Irving
Rawlins High School
Rawlins High
Miss Irving
Wyoming University
Wyoming Electors Pick Three Leading Republicans
The Republican party selects three prominent Wyoming businessmen as presidential electors. They are well known across the state for their success in business and standing as leading Republicans.
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Republican Party
Wyoming
Peter Kooi of Sheridan Remains a Wyoming Coal Leader
Peter Kooi of Sheridan is a prominent Wyoming coal operator who built mines near Sheridan then sold them to a large firm a year ago. He briefly planned retirement but is now general manager for the new company, widely known as a successful businessman and Republican. He was unanimously chosen as a presidential elector from northern Wyoming.
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Peter Kooi
Sheridan
Wyoming
Kooi
James Michelson of Big Piney A Wyoming cattleman honored
James Michelson of Big Piney is celebrated as one of Wyoming’s top cattlemen. From a modest start through hard work he built a vast outfit and earned wide respect across the state for his leadership, fellowship, and firm ties with his workers.
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James Michelson
Big Piney
Wyoming
Michelson
Jim Michelson
Jake Schwoob of Cody Noted as Leader and Elector
J. M. Schwoob of Cody is described as a highly successful merchant and seasoned state legislator. He has long been a prominent Republican worker and was unanimously chosen by the Big Horn Basin as a presidential elector, labeled the strongest possible selection for the role.
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J. M. Schwoob
Cody
J. M
Jake” Schwoob
State Senate
Big Horn Basin
Jake Schwoob
Doctor L A Williams Candidate for Carbon County Seat
Republican voters in Carbon County are asked to support Dr L A Williams of Hanna for State Legislature. A longtime Hanna physician, Williams has lived in the county ten years and built a practice across the eastern end of Carbon, with education and experience cited as qualifications for representing Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Carbon County
Republican
L. A. Williams
Hanna
Harry A Hunter Seeks Re election To Wyoming Legislature
The Big Creek rancher Harry A Hunter seeks re election as one of Carbon County's three state representatives. He is praised as a leading rancher and livestock man with two years prior service in the Fifteenth Legislature, aiming to further ranching and livestock interests in the county. He expects a larger majority on November 2.
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Harry A. Hunter
Big Greek
Vetera
Carbon County
Wyoming
Repub- Hed
Secur
Hunter, Casteel &Hunter
Big Creek
Hunter
Onen
Coun
Alcorn Nominated as Republican Candidate for State Legislature
Editor endorses R H Alcorn a strong, clean progressive candidate with broad knowledge from Rawlins Republican publicity work. Argues Wyoming needs party majority in the state house and senate to pass beneficial measures. notes lack of gubernatorial election this fall and critiques past Congress outcomes.
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Royal A. Young
Rock River Review
R. H. Alcorn
Carbon County
Roscoe Alcorn
Rawlins
Alcorn
Wyoming
House
Senate
State House
Miss Malinda Miller for Carbon County Clerk
Miss Malinda Miller, Republican candidate for County Clerk, is a Carbon County native trained in Rawlins and at Gem City Business College. She served as deputy county clerk under L. B. Magor and R. A. Magor, praised for courtesy, accuracy, and decades of familiarity with the office.
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Malinda Miller
Carbon
Miss Miller
Rawlins
Gem City Business College
Quincy, Ill
Ceunty
L. B. Magor
R. A. Magor
Carbon County
Board of County Commissioners
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